The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

NV Yosx. Feb. IS. 1855.


NV YoRx, Feb. -, Lass.
The vernai breepss are visiting - once mere
afef the Heightened and gloomy winter On
the drss Of March, The Joyous Spring vii have
loossd the icy ktsess Of the North, and pro-
claimed liberty and action 10 the elements Of
LIE. The great iron arteries and watery veins
OF tbe Western continent viii soon ae~inNow
with the rush oil renewed bossness. AID our I'M
poftant commercial certres viii be gaddened
BY the renewal Of trade. The cotrs which
now hold imprisoned boards Of gold VIII be IN
locked, and labor and capital will reproduce
each other.
Our philosophers have becn consoling as for
the discomicrts Il the snow banks, by enume-
rating their benefits to the prospective crops
and to he public health. II their opinions be
correct, we shall have another abundant bar.
yest and a summer free from pestilence. Much
n,nrebc,s;on has b,en silt In this city lest the
-fr
desolation Of Norfolk should be- extended 70
New York The health Jeoartmept of the
citv Is however. well organized. and II the
yusrd a, ouarantine he r;y;alv maintained we
NAV he sase. That outpos, however. is at we-
sent too pncb enrros,ed in politics TO be very
Efficient The whole interior Of our State and
,hose .s;c;n;ns- ia interested in the watchiu,.
,ess an, care of tbosc Who have charge of the
o,,.ro,,;,a Station n, New York
+, :. ,r;,,, On o,,s,,vs hayv or,e, we re,nrn
80 -, he s.sh;ors AMI ;,,eas RI anr faith
-, MAJ, and soua,s costume "a rev;v;ne
thu nec,,;.,;,;ss of the last century. Our
peiohborioy lapdscape too. il being dotted
over with tho nic,uresoue wind.mjlls OF In, old
D,,.h sst,,e,s Mcdsrr inventive genius ha,
ru,cb ;mnrovsa ,hs primitive motive mower
.na ws sba,, .o,n ra,t .h;s re v;yea wind.en
.uonc the most usefnI Of the farmers aids
Railroads ,oo ar, beginning 10 use them Mt
water s,atious, for which purpose they are well
calcp,atssi The artist viii welcome them az a
nleas;ny relief 10 Ger architee,urully bare land.
se.sc '"'''' -',''''>' ~ -
In addition TO the usual animals indigenous
10 n city sucb AS pnppies. donkeys, &c. We
have h.d th;. w;,tsr mn unusu.Ilv larye nun
No, Of Wild BEASTS ouar,ere,i among us in the
xnv Of l;ons tigers. hears &c In the very
c.r,re NJ our ,ncs, ,lrnse populat;ou. there is
one of ,he lary,s, collections making night
h,deous with their wnrriuus and wailiups-
Last week, an Cultivated Greek, unobservej.
dropped TO sleep under one of the cages
Waking about midnipbt he epdeavored "a find
his whereabouts. and was appqehen,lei by the
raw of n tiger ned in the seat of his pan.
t.Iooos Tcrr;G,,l he brose loose. and rushing
nm s,a;ra be throw sn~p a ~ n.iow which offered
a retreat to an aaiacen, roof This aroused the
i. baprv family near by. when the gree, an.
of that well known so,,r,,. iucon,incntlv broke
his chain. and leaning through the TOD Of the
race achieved b;s bhcrty through the omen
window also Skipping over to the next roof
!, h,;,e a ho,,I .yocko s.,d nm ors,n window
-, .I.,,,oJ he ,h. e,;.s os ,he ,gr,ohted
,,,,.al aso,osa;d and nv the upan;mops rosrs
and veil. Of the ,,e,acerie he had lust lett he
boted into the room. and took refuge in a
snno warn, hcd be,veen two or the female
h.,,s NJ tho establishment, They mon dis.
,over;,o the "a gerus" Of the intruder rushed