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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22


The position Of the Democratic party 10 ths
Territory 10 Of character TO gratify not on',
the friends OF this political organization here
and elscwhcrc, but To gladden. the hearts OF oil
who desire the best general good 10 Mime
sofa. As the heat aud excitement 81 the late
canvass bas died away. and the secret work
ings Of the dIf.reot organizations have become
apparent. the controlling strength aud infr
ence Of the National Democracy has been
thoroughly demonstrated. aud IL universally
Acknowledged. No one now doubts the power
Of the party here TO triumph over all is enc
mics, whether they are arrayod under nm open.
tangible opposition on matters Of principle, or
whether they appear in stolen robes OF poliil-
cal Righteousness. and seek. by hypocritical
preteoce 70 destroy the party with which they
are nominaIIy affiliated The genuine, Ns
tiooal Democrats have bern victorious over all
opposition. aud the fruits Of their success
will bc felt In succeeding contests. through
years 10 conc.
Gratifying ~ this result Il, In itself. there Is
another Gatore connected with II which NJ
ford. usa higher satisfaction. II would be
natural, certainly, aid isrhais pardonablc, II
,ho,e, whose patriotic Devotion 10 the inter.
est. Of Democracy has gained success TO IT,
representatives. should. after the victory has
be.p won. indulge 10 Civilizations Of charne-
Ter calculated to widen, rather than 10 heal, III.
divisions which existsd during the canvass. ~
Bot ii thus WI SEE nothing. On the contrary.
spirit Of magpapimiy aad generosity is eve
rywherc displayed TO overlook and forget thu
anti-Dcmocmtic action offs respectable mi.
nority OF the party. 10 oil eases where such
action could have been taken under any mis-
apprehension u the sctual stats VI political
affairs. We are glad to see this spirit prevail
Hundreds Of good Democrats fell into the
snare ret for them by the Executive Of the
Territory. ao1 supported Dawn OLssrKp Ia
full faith that they were rendering the party
an Efficient eeTTiee aud the political oslracism
OF such men woad not only be- 10 the highest
degree impoiitic but unjust, The intention 10
10 be regarded 10 determining the quality oil
m act, rather than the act itself; and We are,
therefore. disposed 10 regret the course par-
sued by portion Of our party, iaa,cad Of eou-
demaing those who were mslei, Ia oar view,
the test interests Of the party require that this
disposition aboald beconn universal. Except
ns 10 those who sought by 'roaehery and by.
pc,risy % further personal ends AT the risk Of
te party's overthrow. " let the dead past bury
il dead" and amoug all those Who are siu~
corely attached TO ibo principles and ussses Of
Democracy, Whatever may have been thoic sc
ti0n. Ut tlore be rccoucilemcnt and generous
emulation ~ 10 who shall hcuceforth do mo.,
towards curing pcrmsuenec to those political
principles which have received the approving
sanction Of the people Of Minnesota.
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From NtcaPuguc,
srRpERors ATTACK on cALrroRxIAxs.


NEw YoRk, Nov. 3.
The steamer star of the West, from San
Juan arrived at o'clock. She brings upwards
OF 300 Passengers and a hundred thousand in
treasure, she connected with the Uncle Sam.
Passengers delayed nine DAYS on the Is,hmns.
on account Of political troubles.
Col. Walker attacked Grenada October IA.
which having been previously deserted. he took
without havoc. and on the 22d General Corral,
commander of the forces Of the late government,
surrendered to Walker, aud a treaty Of peace
was formally concluded between them
ID. VI. Furtonarsgs. late Secretary Of STATE
having been detected in correspondence with
the enemy outside was shot at Grenada. on the
22d
The Transit ~ steamer Carlos. with the
Passengers which left " Y October 5th. on the
star OF the West. was tr,d into by the govern
meh' iorces from the fort at the junction Of the
san Juan River and Lake Nicaragua. A lady
ard child were killed and the beat damaged.
The passengers subsequently reached the Pacific
without further molestation.
On the evening Of The 10Th. the poy.rnn,e,,
forces from Rita made a most mur,ie rous AT.
tack on the returning Caifornians. at Virgins
Hay. killing four and severely woundinp eigh,
Others.
Both Of the above attacks appear to have
been dictated by spirit Of revenge occasioned
by the succcss Of Walker
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!, ~ sss~ ~ osesas... ''sswssssissi
s.e4- 10 ros pm. ADKiSHiA. Nor. 1. lo55.
Dear Sir Tbs Baltic. soase thrss day. be-
bind her tinc. enae in last evening bringing rs-
,her startling ns~sfor the operator, 10 stocks.
England and France, through the Banks Of
England ADD France. have run up the rate Of
interest 10 pitch tia. has startled our brok
sr- with aslohishmeni. The Bank Of Eaglsod
now stands 6 and rw cent. There ia much
speculation as 10 the effect this str,naency
abroad viii have upon ~, The objects Of ,he
ioseign governments 10 evslentiy 70 make u,on
ey more abundant st home. that the hack sub
scriptioas " the national loans may b. more
pupetnally paid This is tbs last. and no
doubt, the oply resort 81 both, Eaglsod and
rnoee O,tside Of their own kissdoms. where
could either nation obtain a dollar In money
A ustria Is bankrupt; Turkey insolvcnt; Italy,
~ Dodd here would say, 10 the "encumbcrcd
court" where you al.o fad Portugal and
Spain. Hence the loan must come from the
pefple Of each nation, or not come at all. The
United States 81 America ]. the only nation
in the world. tlia, eoald. al this time. make q
large loan 10 foreign power and NOD Cypress
the people.
Yesterday. Saturday. was ono OF the SC.
yerest days Philadelphia has experienced for II
long time. Some 81 the Railroad s,ocks went
down 81 per share Reading 5000, &c. 10
the evening tie Merchants Loan Association
paid ont money 3l4 PER cent. per month
for months. Think Of THAT This know 10
be u positive fact, Bread stuff. abroad ex
psriencc but little changes; Fioor ia 42s per
barrel. The heavy shipments within the last
loo weeks we're mainly on French account
Now how will all this eftec, ps Of the north
west for veal or for woe We are strictly an
agricultural people raise -four and pork 10
wil. Europe ia opening for us an immense
market Norway aud Sweden have just
taken the duty oG bread,,uiTs) The prices
are high, very high, thus securing large reina.
Dera,iog profits 10 our farmers and We know
from long experience, that, when they prosper.
We have but little to fear from lorcign or do
nestle revolutions. Bankers. brokers, manu-.
facturers. and merchants Of large capital. feel
these changes but outside Of these large com.
mereial capitals, the cifse, viii be bu, triIling
Rea! estate ia this whole section IS exhorbi-
family high Farming. anywhere within from
10 To 20 miles, is rapidly becoming fancy
BUSINESS, IN tic hands Of gentlemen Of fortune.
The fact Ia, real estate is the great wealth. and
farming the great business of our country aud
as the entire reach Of the cas-, Ia occupied. and
held ut high prices, the only safe place for he
moderate beginner is uea There Is no alter
native left; cheap lands. high prices for all the
producis Of the soil; Already and steady mar
kct, viii h. Inducements that will steadily cause
ali oar Territory 10 be occupied
ioa', respectfully, T M
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I'ublie l.anas

Tho Gaena Aitoi,,sr says M impression
exists tina, the public lands In the north west
and west, are in danger Of being aeon all eu.
tered up. 50 that a man who wants quarter
section or two must hurry thithcr as for hi.
life to obtain 1t, before !, is all gone This is
oil mistake. and arises from the fact, tina,
people have small comparative conception Of
the immense tracts Of country Of good Ia nd.
that arr ye, unoccupied, in this direction. ---
A, the rate n, which emigration has POURED
ia the present year, !, viii require many y,ars
to eShaus, the quantity Of good land here a,
Government prices. Ten years, however, will
make avas, difference in the face Of this sI,cn.
did country.
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The total number ofapplications for military
bounty lands, under the law Of the last session
Of Congress is said to amount 10 220.4O0.-
What an army OF patriotic defenders Of their
country's rights and honor 20
Accounts from Nicaragua represent the
Kinney Colony in dourishing condition. A
party had returned from an exploring trip Ia
the mining regions on Indian River. and make
very satisfactory report Of their gold discov
cries. WALKER was awaiting endorsements
which were leaving San Francisco in large
numbers.
From Chill and Peru We hear great com
plants Of the scarcity offoc1. The Valparaiso
papers even anticipate famine In Cima.ihe
Convention now in session are considering the
proprie,y Of suspending the Import Duties on
brealstuHs In Ecuador, and in fac, along the
whole South Pacific Coast. there is dear;h in
provisions.
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The Sscrtary Of tbs Treasury has isnrd or.
derS that al prSons purchasing bonded ar,i-
chs from the importer - IN all cases make
invoices II their purchases, and sustain them by
ailidayi, II tue mann,r in which the purchases
were made rh,y must aho accompany The in.
voices by a bill Of sale Ny the ycaior, wSen
they have such hill and hv allcga,iors vbcn
they have ne,
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NATIONAL pENocR,rro Rsviww. We hay,
received prospectus Of the National Demo
cratic Review, the hrs, number Of which will
he issued early in peccmber. by GroRsg l.
brrit, late editor Of the Western Democratic
"e''ew Apclitical publication OF this kind
IS mneh needed, and the 6rs, number Of the
REVIEW Will be looked forward to with inter
est Terms 80 90 per year Address q L
BvEt Washington, D
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THE CHuRcWks W rue ENrikr SrArg
From table given In the Albany Journal VIZ
find that there ar Gny-si, different Christian
denominations in the State, numbering 4.eal
churches In the districts no, included. the
county Of Ulster and portion Of New York
city there are probably twenty more, making
the total t9il. The scc,s having the grca,es,
number OF churches are as follows first. ia,
M'ihcd's' Episcopal, l,353i second, the Close
Communion Baptist, IA third. the Pr,sby
terian, old and nov school, COZ; fourth. Pm.
'esiau, Episcopal, 3i9; 9Th, Congre1 a,iopal
soli sixth Roman Catholic, 300 and seventh.
Reformed Protestant pu,ch. ?ls
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PrTuEGED CoxxrSicArIoss.- the
trial Of John Cronin, for the murder Of his wife,
At Richmond. Va. Judge Meredith Of the Su-
preme Court, decided that Catholic Priest
cannot be compelled to answer whether de-
ceased person had or had not confessed crime
in the Confessional Cronin killed his wife
for adultery committed by her. as he alleged.
His wife, before death. and while dying, con-
lessed to the Priest, Rev. Mr.. feeling inter
posed his privilege. and refused TO answer any
question, touching the confession, aud the
court sustained him.
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sebassoPol RsebIcIns In New Oriean.


Prom the y %. Piesyuns Oct ls
Boom. The report of the las, OF the three
hundred sympathetic guns has died away in
the dim distance, and the grand Is D,ua, which
awakened the echoes Of the old cathedral isles is
over.
During the liye-lons day the blood Of Sebas-
topois slain has been remembered in clarct. and
the glorious charge Of the Allies, in the charg-
Is therefor. A great day down town was yes-
terday. and unique were the rejoiclngs But
the allies Of the Allies had il all Themselves. -
The ships in port with but few exccptonsl re-
fused 20 honor the occasion by a display Of
bunting, and up town stood aloof. sturdy
draymen drove their drays about as if nothing
remarkable were taking place and as if Ceit
and Saxon had not the slighes, in,ers, in the
Qualifications going on.
At eve. when the vesper chime rang out its
ADMINISTRATIONS on the startled air, crowd, "a
thercd around the old cathedral, and rushed
within It, with EYES agap, and ears eager for
melody There, over and in front Of the iowe,
wrea'hed altar, the allied flags hung in ioncrcd
place, while hr in the back ground vas that
tanner, for the making Of which frs,s'om
tore the .rsr. rvs.. ofpixht
AMI set is stars Of giasy thsr~
Aisiss, pews, and galleries wer, all filed
when the CEREMONIES the evening commenced.
ed, and for the first time the old cathedral or.
gan gave VOICE 10 Englands national anthem.
Afterwards. an address in Frvrch was deliv.
cred, hut We were at too great a distanoe TO
Judge OF the enthusiasm displayed, save by the
gestures OF the orator When the address was
closed. the chanting OF the y, Dsum cosnmenc-
ed and grand, glorious and MAJESTIC IT WAS, in
the march II solemn sounds. The music vas
a ineat, even 20 tho-e who have NJ sympathy
for the cause which called il firth.
The peculiar display Of sags, and the 4, d.
Nh chaDtei in the odd Csihedrsl. have some-
thing rminiscent about them. Time wa
some forty wears ago-whsn, in that sane Ca
,heiral OF -. LOUIS. Ts D~tu &rudarsus vs..
sung. beCau~e "the meterr flag Of England had
been hambed on Cha,rpe;ts plain. >lncs then.
bow things have changed Before that tine.
TOO. II DNsns Rad heg chantel sor the .acsess
n spanish Arms and then again sar those Il L.
'sIls Fraao,
What cause sas!l Slam ,he obla,iou oext .
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AaeBs,wcrn Forty and iny pass.ugrs from
thu boa, s,cpIsd AT thu Central liouso tbs 9th
O. night We arr pleased TO know that this
Old and hvoriS hcu.r Is prosr'ripS un,icr thu
management, cf JouN>n>. ati~i by GAESso>
his ehliging clerk
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end malignant lie. manufactured in Cleveland,
Ohio, and inserted in the Leader to help
the elction Of the Abolitionisf, CHASE
When win the newspapers stop these false.
hood.
"whitfelds election day was peaceabIc,
and Reeder's on the 9Th Of October. was also
Is peacable as any ever saw.
An tn Free State men src 10 favor OF the
Kansas Nebraska Bill, and every honest man
should BE- There is not half the arming and
threatening Of life on the part Of the pro-sla
very party, as on the part Of the Abolitionists
Ia this Territory. The honest F,9 Safe Ne'
are disgastsd With the movements ofthe Abo
liti0nfts Of Lawrence, Mas, and Emigration
Societies. We want the Kansas Nebraska
Bin carried out TO the letter. We ask nc
more. This and only this will make Kansas q
Free State. Respectfully, q. W. r.
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Dc nsOcrasie Victories.

Tie NjtaesJia9 cntavors 10 show TINT the
resent election in Chicago, did not result in the
choice Of Democrats The Time Of the 9th,
acts the matter at rest, 10y the following
"Tle National Uemocpis elected Glccson,
Grccncaf aud Wolcott. W. supported Gc~
sou, aud he was supported by the National Dc
mocracy hccausc be WIS an ayow~l National
Democrat.
The hct that the party which mobb-l l'orC.
Las in 1854. AMI gave Fusion majority If
1000, now Civ u Democratic majority Of 400,
il too hard u blow Tor Repuhlicauism To rest
utir. without resort 20 customary falsehood
and subtcrfugr,
but this is not al Chicago has nh'rcly
indicated the resnh IN the state Fake 10 D,,-
viss county for instance which gave Wash.
nrsSE ,96 majority last year. The following
letter To thu Chicago 1jnts we commend To the
Nnaeoiiuu. I, Ia ,nird
GNgSA. Nov. :. 1858.
We have trumphol over the combined cle.
nents ot Fusion elected the whole Democrat
ic ticket in tn, county from 900 TO 500 major.
ity' There was drawn political ISSUE made
in the..contcst. Democracy ". Aboli,ionists
The tounty Conventions of the two parties,
formally promulgated their rt-Soluiions and non.
mated candidates with rcfr'uc to their views
upon the Nebraska Kansas Bill. Their r,'sola-
tons wcrp publicly d.scusscd IN the county and
city. and W. have gloriously triumphcd in thu
stronghold and oriiacation oi Washburnc AMI
his fanatcal conic,icrates sustained though they
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ArpLEs FOR MISSEsorA hundred
barrels ofapples were shipped from Pittsburg
to ST. Paul, Minnesota last week. via. ST.
LOUIS
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An item 10 the last California news states
that gold has been discovered in nearly all the
gulches and ravines on the College Farm, in
Santa Barbara County, California. one u the
most soathern portions Of the State. Labor
ers WERE ut work there making four or five dol
iarsa day. Another item by the same arrival
speaks Of the gold mines about Fort Colvllle,
which is in Washington Territory, On the Co
lumbia River, not far from the boundary Of
the British possessions, and between the 4eth
and 18th parallels Of latitude. Here, from
Santa Barbara to Fort Colvile, We have Q
stretch Of fourteen degrees Of latitude, 10 oil Of
which gold Is more or less found. The mines
in Oregon and Washington Territories are not
so rich Us those 10 California, but they are re-
munerative, and the best contradiction to oil
the charges OF humbug against them, is found
in the fact that they are successfully worked.
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Daguerreotypes

SoO W. = 4, .
TRSSRS. KRAMER & TUITION, hayins taken The
MI Rooms formerly occupied by MI L. Tatbell os Da'
EucTrean Gallery, corner OF MaIl and ldde sIlees zen
lie Wheeling, beg leave 10 solicit Sh1Ie VI patronage
IIOm his rrleirSS and tho public atlalge.
They make It Tuc not 10 let any pictures so oul bhl
visit are satisfactory and we'll executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed leally
CrdeIs e!t helc for sign painting viii DC aeIusu 70
by J, TuItOn 4 brother. MLst'Sm
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IJaquerreOtypes

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
I iKRNRSSkS taksn wiIhall the recent improvements
without any unnatural whteEess Of halt or sley AZ
relaCco OF black dIesses Every stys o. easeS away
ROOms, 30 65 MOnlUe street, near tle CouIl HOUSE
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Sexton, Seal & swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBRRs OF
FANCY DRY Go0IDs. 81 S.

No. ios sia;sSsIii M pS'S gsS,s Az ''fee''
J. W. SEXTON, l., SEAL, A. VAS SweARlsoEs.
n RfER TO purchasers the largest assortment Of tsneI
" Dry Goods in the city. lteompiise4lnpA pATtof,
loSCIy OF oil kinds and qualities, ~
Gloves Undershlts, Dress Shlttsa Colhrs.
WoOcn yarns or different shades and eolora'
A tluc assortment Of Shell Combs.
DO DO DO Bufalo and Imitation Combs.
Bushes ofal descriptions. .t.,
dress and 1ailors Trimmings OF all klnds.s
liuThetts, six cord col Spool Cotton.
PeIiuihery olaknd .a. u.
tAs well as geat many styles oSoods otopr own lnpo
GlUn, which we cannot here nentlon and which ate well
thATinleTcSt 10 RlHe uS trial. lEtf septR
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New Music Store.
sinn Of tho Grecinn Trigonnui, No. 100
1lntn Street,

r-l7--1 J. FICKIKSUUN Woll ,iIesFt;sl0IIy az
1ognte to iEs citizens , o. Hr,N. mGees S. ana ,S vt
~ 4 gsssant ssaSIishnent for The sale Of Hlolps,
Guitars, Viohtelos Plasoeis, Flutes Flies, Aeeords.
ons, IAnjOs and TimboTines. Brass Instruments tic
Instruction books for a. kinds Of lnsttuuAntsi and for
MGse for the Piano. Guitar rlue and Violin. also, The
ewest Sorss Dpsts, ETC., and the very best Roman aud
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
ChToet, Reels, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Hieer and Tall Boards.
RnwS for Vlollncelo and Violin.
g. Klettrs Furniture Polish, for renoyating vatnlshea
Furniture, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam noais ofany
descriptions OF Furniture. ,.t
Also oT sale by he Agent for Rleber, htsburg Pianos
Of the Tst and 6es man tluTe In The United States suc
a. Nuns and Clifks grand and square Pianos, H. Du
h1nrS IIallet and Aliens celebrated Boaton Pianos DC.
Agent for the make ofCaFhaTdt and Nesdhans Patent
Ael0deohs,
ai aittelowtstPfltes, .irH IT,
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4 WHEELING VA. WEDNEs DAY MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire & Iron Works
E. O, DEWEY, Proprietor. Biz
WAREHOUSE, no. 60 NAlS STREET,

wheeling, Va.
lEANuPAOTURkRo Of ali sizes tar anil Fancy Iron,
NJ K. K. Axlesj heavy and light PorGnss, BOILER RtS
'S T R.iitSad aud suspension lIrdss iron work made TO
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GAPS.
u RCElvBp tht. hay, the beat assortment Of Gen Gents,
Ii youths, and ehldIehs cloth cars, ever oIougnt ~
sIye siii quality They tOmplse IN Fart as iollOws
teni cloth opera, black aud white gents half elnh aoi
black, dab and green rldg hunting anu Apollo ealS
Also tie Egyptian iyTennal Cricket cST, new allcei
ogelcT wlhe every other destrptlo Of St 9r car aXah'
mil ,. U. UAhIhh W NON
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MoKgg & RoBERTsoN's pREMlUM GOODS
llakn Motioe.

wR don't ihjpE II necessary 10 lnvc onr friends 10 set
c oT SSr anylbnS about the reed Of money, taking for
ST.ned ttsy viii iii rush NJ AMI cOndrnse ~ due tine
We wish 10 Inform tleR however, il1t ~ seltehFhIS
irtad OF twelve uonhs-Say the ts July and si 1nulTy
Ie0i MCSAlW " HkkNt(,
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Reo1I Rea0l Readlll

IkUUUI ItVUN7E FNVNNN''' -,
n ESlRlSG 10 educe our stock as low eA possible he
lore opening our New Goods, we viii, without 9ny
wanting lawn ciilly baIee detain, or nouse dieSS
can buy one lIomuS on The terms stated above.
Ii you want 10 try tue honesty Of our aISe''seme'
So' IS Maln ttrest, Centre Wheeling, ,,,,v
,r,oo "O' NcSAIR & llHRYEY.
Itps black mustard seed, Just received b.,
. 'snSp p" WV. ]. ARMSTRONG.