The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10
A Thrilling scene.

A submarine diver from Buffalo has Il, las,
succeeded in raising the sale Of the American
Express Co. which WAS lost when the Allan
viii b. rccolccted that this steamer was in
stahtly sunk by collision with propeller, and
that large number Of passengers were lest
The diver was protected by copper armor, and
was under water forty minutes, during which
time he had some strange adventures. Tbeup
per deck OF the steamer lies one hundred and
sixty !eet under water, and tar below where
there il any current or motion. Every thing
Therefore is exactly as it first went down..
When tl.c diver alighted upon the deck, he wa
salu,ed by beautiful lady whose clothing
was well arranged and her hair elegantly
dressed. As he approached her, the motion Of
the water caused an oscillation of the head, IA
if gracefully bowling to him. She was stand
ing erect. with one hand grasping the rigging
Around lay the bodies of several others rs if
Sleeping. Children holding their friends by
the hands, and mothers with their babes ia their
arms were there. In the cabin the furniture
was s'iil untouched by decay, and to all Apes
ancc had just been arranged by some careful
and tasteful hand.
IN The aiYicc he found the safe and WA epa.
f u
deck where the graphing irons were fastened
on. and the prize brought safely To the light
pom opening the safe it displayed its contents
m perfect state of preservation. There was
IN thu safe $1,000 in gold $1,000 in bills o(
lhc Government Stock Baak, aud large
amount Of bills on other banks, amounting ~
all TO about S3G,O00. The papers we're unin-
jured, except that they smclled very strongly
n f.ppr hntt , "a Ill l..
so many years in coffin with their owner. az
c"nrS'' all Tins money goes to the persons in
'ercsted in this wonderful adventure Dsfroa
dir., jone Is
The Detroit Free Pres, SAYS; "The new
BIDS, "" are 'old are comparatively uninjurcd
by their long imprisonment and exposure to
dampHe,s hat the odd ONES are quite injured
ani deiac''l, whether SO mach so as to prevent
their identification and redemption. W. have
not learned. There are several thousand dol
lars on The exploded Government Stock Bank
Of Ana tfbor, included IN the amount recov.
cred
No WAR WITH ANvRIc such j. the
heading Of placar'l posted throughout Eng
land by orbcr OF the Manchester Peace Socie.
~. u rrmihsis the British people that they
have INST come out Of one war. and nov ,hey
are tbreateDsi with war with America 10
CRAFTY official pride. II points to the large
trade between the two countries mon which
the existrnce Of three millions of reople in
England immediately depends, and asks wheth
er they are prepared to encounter famine. The
deprciat'cns on property. aud the civil commo
tons which Isss than twelve months war with
Amrica wcnd inevitably produce to CRAFTY
til" ma'i ambition Of bunglne diplomacy, II
not tbrn il calls uPoa them to meet without
delay and slsclar To their government t.s,
there shall b. no war with America Such an
APPEAL will Do good service in allayinc the irri-
ta,lon which the Tunes and kindred English
newspapers enieavor to create in the pnbIic
mind, by mtsrpnssntiDg The policy AMI feeling
Of the American government towards Great
Britain. The people of the Unitrd States
have no desire TO 90 10 war with Great Britain.
and do not contemplate such a calamity -Pad
afLe'pt'd Loigcr
lW CASEIs N TExls.- The Indian0lA
Bvi's'a Of the l3,h ssys: The cameIs, bav.
NC rccraIte'i much sooner than We ANTICIPATED
fr last week for San Antonio. Two ~ the
Two hundred caH,ci- we're haspessd 10 wa
c'n and presented n novel sight, 10 Arabia,
Ne .arn. il " common TO yoke and work them
n We do oxen II is Major WAVES in,cn
ton to ssyk place better adapted than the
mast 10 carry ont the views al the Govern.
neut in regsrd TO them. Tbe cold wcatler
anal sudden changes Of our winters, h. think.
road he htai 70 then the first season