The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-27

Mexico Of Company D., Of the LIST Dragoons pea al
Fort Smelling, under the command Of Lieut. Ainas.
They will be replaced by two Companies O: she sec
Dad Dragons, Of which will probably be station
ed at Fort Ridgely and the other at Fort Ripley.
1t is expected that Capt. Munroe's Company oi
I au,ry viii also be removed al ea'ly d,y 10 E9t
Ri ge,, which will leave Fort Sm Hing gsn,roned
by only Company Of Flying ARTILLERY, unscr SIS
command Of Maj. Sherman.
INTERESTING TO PosrMAsTER.-The Nousc
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roals have
unanimously agreed to report Il bill i"cfcasins f.c
COM ensa,ion Of the Pos, Masters in ihe lai,r,
States Under the bill as agreed upon b, tie s'u
n,ittee, their commission will be a. iollo,ys On
the first 100 per quarter, CD per cent; the neat
$500 per quarter, 80 per cent; on all owe thc 7t
Is per cent The bill Of the commit propo-
allow the Postmaster General The j'.cf0io-
nary power Of increasing the compensate ai dis
,ribning and separating Offices.
RoBBINC THE DrAD.--An altemp' is b-jaS
made 10y very indscreet Fl lends Of " tvcrrt,
TO enow him with the authorship Of thc iiu.-r'aah
letter. Even admitting that Mr.. T.. tse author
Of the letter, claim to that authorship q fts tde
woud display wanton violation of iha' car6 '-prc
which Mr.. Webster reposed in him, az wolrh IG
all probability led friendly consolidate, 8 o. cen
him and Nj. Everett Oh important polite que .on>.
We by ceye. however, that d.. b. was
the author, although the draft Of the let,er o. II
his hand writing. Tina, he assisted Nj. Webster,
and was freely consulted 10y him there t. c3l'',
aid The indisposi,on of Air. w. at the readers
Il probable that Mr.. F.. the views So; l,r,a 60
the letter, bat believe those r.ercs e,u.,stri .m
the brain OF SIR. Webster and he alone >houi
ceive The credit, h. certainly wsuld ,a,e h'cu
qarcd to shoulder the olum, which q aui,.prs' %
Of The letter deserved.
FROM the MprHTAINs.-Co FRI aaar wfifr'
to Col. Benton fron Little Salt Lake, il ttl Terri
toy, that although the list winter was one 90 m
than Ordinary rigor he had passc; the u.oI,,aas ~
the Coochaope Pass with lu, four inch snow, OF
the level, anon, the ines and in the i5tdc :hc
summit Of the Pass.
Speaking Of the face of the country Co. ! rays.
'Naturc has been boun,ui to this regio1, ia
u!ating hee, within few miles Of whcr ! an feri,-
ing, vast deposits Of iron and coal, AMI ic5 III q.
the most excellent quality, and great In 'twefl
interior State viii spring up imneda,el, - lhe .'eps
Of tn. congressional action which -houI decide {,
carry the road through this region
The party endured many hardships al piiYatra-
dIrng the journey, but they ali got thru e ia
exception. Mr.. Fuller Of ST. Louis, ..a. dra
entering the Li.tIc Salt Lake valley.
PEnIopIoALs.-We have receive he Apr'l
( 81, H.. 4 -; 3
t.oit, and edited Nv Chas Fox and Che bt,.. J.
c. iiolaes, Esq., the Secretary of IT, Nic..t.r
State Agricultural Socieiy and gentle uaa g', has
been ind Gitisaiie his end avors 10 promote e--.-
cnltua. science in Michigan. il The IIoi;c. .i j..
iior. ii is mon;hly, OF 81 pages besd '-e ooy,-,
vel conducted, and &c, ~ with mucl .ae-' .a....f
taste Tens, 50 cts pes annum ia adv
The n Gag gan F-rn.r for April is ,a 30. .t-
bic. Ii i, monthly of ,be size ar rs. i lhc
Farmers Conpanion,~--i= published in l1t-,i. aa.
is in all respects useful and well c,uju i.f ..-'
cal. Terms, - Cts per annon in adya e..
Tnr MvRprREh'< WARy5sG.--j.s,a ..t
%, who h, n, a, Pittsburgh on the .,t. I.r
the murder OF a iran he struck d,wa .,.h ..ic ,s
tie street during drunken ,ow, on ,le stt o. .'rt
uttered ,he following Mile standing 10, he .,s.-
fo,l. Read i, lni heed il, al Who pa .l..f g.,
'hcir lips
m, f,ieats this Is 4 solemn scene. Isl, -rr %
man before .ou condemned 10 dc. az d, it
launched 1T, eietni',. feel ,hat am p.e co.
he ,a'icd b. lore nv God. | >rr in3ny tf. .. ace
and Fri, M, o. u, you:h. Ana, trust .ts, s..t
b. \ waruin- 10 yDu voting Inrn, ia he. ,nl .s.
company. Let NY fate lie example l.e ..- ta
t,ieh Taste handle intr~ eating .iqa.,- Co.. tu,r
uso has b .at me To an i5uominious q IT,. 4s.
never Touched liquor, should not bo au.-.
! should have my liberty Ike the fe.
il could ail Ia you ii hours, tot F. l. I.. q,
m; NY tine IS aring To a close"
ErrrcFp PRICrs.-It viii b, scer .ea-e
cor advertising column, that NJ. p i.,'c, its
hand a 'a-se stock o. groceries 20 a.. .-..as
wh,ch he wishes 10 dispose 81 make f, 3D..
nsc stock he viii b: ,as With him Ilt-
Is, where he has gone to ur.kc lurches. Mr.. Ci-
yer Arsenr, Who has charge Of the siol a. Dc ST..
p a5scncc, says he is determined 10 .l B.. c
entire s;o~k hand, previous to .f...l u
new srp,.lcs if he has to give them is. DoI
soon, therefore if y,u wish to he il tim.
AxorHFR PLAHEr DiscoyKnEp t.r
don Times aunouares the almost sirn
covery Of Another Planet letwecn Mars li 5.- .r.
By astronomers At bishop, and RAdc
tories. 1h,, is, ii is sa;l, The ,Wcn'y-e ,'a .,.
kuowo to exist between Mars and Jupit
SERVED MN RIGHr.-Cap,. Sch l=..e
cent?, on laI Al Washington, has be- seat...
to six months imprisonment. and ray fire b.. ,.-
hundred doIlars.
Tar ORD BRowx DnUc Srons.-ra.. .,-