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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12

To he Motors Of the Pioneer and Democrat
Our friend of the Advrf,sy in his Satur.
days issue, cries for water as Justify as il he
had been on u protrac,ed bust" DIVES
himself could not have been much more pa.
thetic in his appeals TO Father AsRAuAA,
than wnErLock TO Fathers EMERSON.
BRANcn Il Co. Well, WuEELocK is right,
and EMERSON. Branch l. Co. are wrong,
Wnxxiock simply expresses the indigna.
ton which hundreds Of citizens feel, who
have sent in their written petitions for water.
engines. Sc.. and have been put of with u
string Of resolutions. ending in nothing. Our
Council informed us that it would cost
$4,000 TO get the water from the springs
on the hill sides conducted to reservoirs.
and had not sufficient n,ercs, in the subject
to devise any other plan on smaller scale
for supplying us with water. II did not oc-
cur 10 them that six or eight cisierns on 81
and St, Anthony streets supplied with wa
ter from the roofs OF the houses, (as cisterns
generally are,) could BIZ built at most tril.
ing expense. and would answer as a tempo
rarv protection unit! that indefinite period
shall arrive when the water works should he
built They thought i, better TO let US de-
pend on now.balling tie fires this winter,
as we did last, The idea Of doing anything
on snall scale WAS not agreeable TO our
Fathers, who have proved that their views
OF internal improvements were of the most
significant kind. Vide "Rohcrt street
Sewer, &c.
Well, gentlemen OF the Council il IS not
too late yet to dig few holes and I'LL them
with water. The cellar on the corner Of -
Anthony and Wabashaw streets having wa
ter in i, has several times saved that frame
house. Cis,erns there filled in the same way
would have answered equally a well. Near
ly three hundred citizens have sent you their
written requests TO dig US those holes. How
can you refuse when we have literally no
other resource for extinguishng fires -
Thee holes can be covered 50 the water will
not freeze, aud if We have no rains TO ill
them the neighbors will haul water to them
cheerially rather than pay five Per cent. for
insurance, or run the risk Of losing their all.
IL il not an Idle dream or cowardly panic
TO apprehend fires this winter more than in
ordinary times. Fires arr occurring else
where more than usual. Fires have occurred
here since the hard times oitener than usual.
IS almost rs Cerfam rs any huuau e,ad
an be, that trc dre found 10 turn his rri Ter.
There are lazy drones among us who have
not worked, and have no money to live on.
1ieg must lire, il il costs your property and
mine TO keep them and the past has shown
10 us the means they will adopt Gentlemen
Of the Council what are you going TO do for
us! We ask you to grant our petitions,
and no longer to be accessory 10 thieves and
incndlaries. The scripture say, "IIc that
watercth shall be watercd. but be not afraid.
the danger is all the other way.
DttnyS-y
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lence. The appeal was al once responded
10. and in less than five MINUTES, the sum Of
$50 was collected--,he captain and clerk
heading the list literally. The grateful
emotion of the poor mechanic, displayed in
his quiverng lips and fearful eyes, richly
-mpcnsated oil the donors, who returned 10
their dance, with lighter feet and happier
hearts.
Allow me, here, TO alu,le TO the superior
accommodations and table Of the War la
gle, whose captain aud clerk, by their uni.
form courtesy and lberality made all his
passengers permanent friends.
TRANEIFR
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VI. &. Fsoer, L.,
ia. VI. ALLgy,

TIE Conyen'ioa 81 Ticket Agents re-
Gently he'd il Chicago. increased the rates
Of fare materially The Dev rates went in
70 fleet on the "a Of N0yembe-. The fare
from Chicago 70 New iofk ia nov 81. ;
10 Bos,on s2s N PnIaieph ia s22 10
Pittsburgh sll Cincinnati $40 81 Iouis
go: 70 BafAlo 81. ~ C.eyeiand $40
N Ils'roi, e ~ n T0.edo e..
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Active Issseyoiense.

DrBcQUg. Nov ! l-iI.
T. th~ - mr. 4 - Psa-es D~mocrAi.
An interesting incident took place among
the passengers % the War Eagle, during
her Las, trip TO this city which shows that
though the scarcity Of money "a unpTece-
den,ed. the spirit Of active beneyo!ence is
yet unquenched. A disabled mechanic from
-. Paul was discovered on board. with a
wife and ,hre' small children. without money,
home. or irier.is. In thu evening. wien III;
music anil dance Rad drawn the passengers
together. Mr.. Bennett, from New YORK
made feeling appeal in behalf Of The desii-
,gte family. lie Vas followed by sTErHES
ksowLToy. Esq, Of Brooklyn, gents
man wel known for his wealth and tsugvo
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The Louisville Jmonai. noticing the fac, OF
he arrival Of Charles Mackay, the English
-ong writer. in this country. says:
Dr. Mackay as Is universally known. H.
the author Of There's food Time Com.
ing There seemi'o he very general re
greet here tina, he Didn't bring Il with him
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recovered his h@e4t!l. sd il making %
at!cs: speeches.
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W,suIN"roS. sept. l., -.

captain Josiah Fattnal now IN comma MI
at Sackctts llarbor, has been detached on
the 18th OF next month, and has hc,n or
dcrcd to proved by the overland route 10
the East Indies, TO assume command Of our
squadron on that station. aud 10 relieve
Commodore James Armstrong, who has
been there two years, and whose health is
bad. Capt. Ta,tnall viii hoist his flag ten.
porarily on the San Jacinto. the present flag
ship. until the steamer Powhatan. now it.
ting out at Norfolk. can Ia sent gu, % him.
The slcopotwar Lrvaut, now on that sta.
ton has been ordered 10 return 10 the Uni.
tel States. 10 enter the port Of Boston.
The triga,e tongrcss--tb flag ship ct the
Mediterranean sQuadrori--hss b~cu ordered
10 Philadelphia, where Commodore BrccSc
will haul down his hag. This viii leave the
slcop Constellation tie only vessel on ,h,
staten The squadron will bc renewed mex,
spring
The SECRETARY Q. the Navy having been
informed tina, the LAYING OF the cable has
hcn postponed until ncN, YEAR has ordered
the Niagara TO return 10 New York and
the >usguchanns, her consort, TO ioin the
Home Squadron.
Collector ScLc arrived here to-day. lie
has been engaged with the Secretary of the
Treasury relative ~ New York custom
Hoase matters
learn at the War Department, to-day
that zen. Scott las no, lsen ie,eyrspheL To
come to WAshing,on-thst the Utah cxp-
di,ion has all been arranged.
The Indian Bureau is DOW whiting vry
large amounts TO the West, preparatory 10
the ostobsr payments. The construction
Of several treaties j. now being considered
by the President, who's. dcrision vil involve
several hunir,,l ,ho,sand dollars OF Indian
anaulilcs
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From Washington
WAs,liNGrox, Tuesday. sept.

AsiiiNuroN, tuesday,, sept. -.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has con
firmcd the appointments Of the Collectors OF
New York and New Orleans. of Inspect
ora. &c.
A private letter from Mississippi states
that officers are rapidly recruiting men for
Walkers army, d,stiued for Nicaragua --
Colonel SLATER of New Orleans. IL doing
the iinanciering and talking for General
Walker. who expects 10 leave early IN y o.
vember.
The President has signed thc proclama-
ton for The sale of about two millions and
half OF acres Of public auda in Califor-
mia, and upwards of 100000 acres in Mis-
souri, and IN the INDICATED tract. in the
Sioux Ilalfbrced Reservation on Lake Pep
i'll, Minnesota. The sales in California will
take place in May, and in Missouri and
Minnesota in March rcxt.
Dispatches have been rcceive,firon, Com
missioner Parker, relative to the alleged
complication of Consul Keenan, in the Brit
ish hostili,ics at Canton. The latter vindi-
dicatc,i himself by saying that he went
thi,her in the discharge Of his official duties,
and instead oil carrying the American flag
at the head OF the forces, he merely lispos
sessed seaman Of the sloop Lcvant Of the
flag the sailor had wrapped around himself
The administration has not yet heard
from Lord Clarendon, in reply to Gen. Cas-
letter informing the British Government OF
our dccliuation a, present 10 renew nego'ia
tions concerning Central America; but this
silence is no, attributed TO any but correct
th., .f Il-,,.,. A
II is anticipated by orr Government that
the questions at issue will he quietly and
satisfactorily adjusted by the respective par,
ties.
There is reason to bclicy, that the Mica
raguan Minister will not again pr,sen, him
self for Official recognition. % 81 after inc
next government Of Nicaragua shall have
been installed
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but the latter again pleaded 80 hard. and
promised to exert himself to procure assist
ance, that the Captain finally consented.
Ashley Immediately seized rope and let
himself down into the boat, and was followed
by passenger. No sooner had the latter
reached the boat, than Ashley drew dirk,
and swore he would stab the man unless he
jumped overheard.
Capt. H., hearing the remark made by
him, cried, q" Stop there YOU must not do
that"
AS sooD as the boat pushed oil, Capt. II.
walked forward on the steamer, and called
after the engineer "Now, will depend mp.
on your returning with the boats. The en-
ginecr in reply said, Captain, you may de
pend on my return Bat he failed to do
so.
A despatch from Baltimore, dated the
10th, says:
Mr.. Ashby, chief engineer Of the Central
America left here last evening for New
York. lie says he is ready to meet any III
vcstigation that may be ordered as TO his
conduct in leaving the vessel or the manner
10 which he performed his duty
lie says he left in the boat by the Cap
tain order, TO arrange with the Captain Of
the Brig Marine TO bring his vessel closer,
aud the boats refused TO return to the steam
er with him, all deserving the boats.
a number Of destitute widows and or
phans are here aud collections for their re-
lief arc being made. $1,000 were subscrib-
cd at Norfolk for this purpose.
Passengers saved by the Marine think
stha, Others might have been rescued, a. they
saw several lights in the distance on the IA
tai night. They entertain strong hopes Of
TIC s1rrfy = Of 'aPtain Henderson, who was
on the wheelhousc when the ship went down.
He was last seen clinging to plank and
struggling manilIlly for life.
Mr.. Paine OF San Francisco, saved on the
Marine was among the last TO leave the
Central America Captain Henderson took
his watch from his person, and handed II to
Mr.. Paine, saying, "Give that TO my wife,
and tell her ] am lost, and 10 keep it in re-
membrancc OF me. John Blask, boatswain,
was in the liic.boal when the ship went
down, and saw forcand-ait schooner sail
around her stern and cross her bows few
minutes before dark bat could not see her
name. lie thinks she picked up many of
those who were fioundcring in The water.
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Desmoe rsey IN Rsm~y County.

A correspondent in the following commu-
nicaton tells sOmc wholesome, though dis
agreeable truths. Three meetings have
becu called in this city, within the past two
weeks, every Que Of which has turned on, a
miserable fzzle, owing TO the inefiiciency OF
candidates and committee men. Gentlemen
do You intend 10 do any work, or shall We
send 10 the rural districts for speakers,
To- he g4ltars ol br Plonosr and l'emoor-i
"uAvE VIZ \ DEMOCRATIC rARTY AMONG ~
After two meetings Of the party called
and two fnaures Of speakers and "Exccu
tive COMMITTEES" TO light candle or show
themselves on the ground. il becomes an i'm
portant question, "have We any 1--we Demo
Gratis 10 81. Paul -
Have we any eandnfate' who desire ilh
bonors and cmolumcDts Of Office! Has the
"Dcmocra,ic Cinb" any COMMITTEE u Ar
raDgemcnts!" Does aaybodg want anything
done 10 secure the triumph of sound, milton.
al conservative principles
Go far, n death like, bloodlcss, lifelcss,
souIlcss inertia BIAS characterized the party
Nothing baa hcen done, not candidate has
shown his face before an'audience.
Wbm me pom dong gentlemen onnd"lato!
DO you expect the people Ia award your
miaerubIc idIcncss and incficicncT DO on
expect 10 float 10 ease and triumph 10 the
high places Of the earth upon Democratic
enthusiasm which you have no, the talent,
energy, and enterprise TO pat forth a single
elor, 10 kindlc; Gentlemen, the people are
becoming dsgteini with You You mud
,caik oa and shon yourselves woykbg men
IL not speaA,ng men or hundreds ofvotor wll
be cast against you for your utter worth,
loVsness.
Ramsey county Is safe you say without
work. But Ramsey county does not fight
10 this campaign simply as Ramsey eouaty
She lights rs u part and parcel Of the whole
Territory. aud her vote viii be mixed aud
weighed in tic same scale with that Of The
most decided Republican counties, AMI 90
either to swell our triumph throughout the
STATE, OF to add TO oar Disgrace AMI defeat.
let our Ramsey county ticket lag behind
and tho front ranks Of the whole Democratic
army nrc thu, mach weakened and broken
aud Col.oaED RhrunIi,Ass that much en-
couragcd aud strengthened
shall we fight them Or shall we rest su
pincly on our arms until the shout Of triumph
from the mcmy's camp chronicles our shame
and defcaty Without particle Of interest
IN the issue Of the campaign more than tina,
Of the humblcst Of the rauk and file, move
that the candidates bc hereafter considered u
COMMITTEE II Arrangements. with power of
substitution 10 call meetings, post bills,
light up the forum. and carry on the cam
paign,
What say you, gentlemen Are you M
II not, lockout Tor breakers
OpJstDER,
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SrtCips N NIAGARA Fuis.--1hc fol
lowing despatch is published in the New
York papers OF Saturday
NIAGARA FAILS. Sept II.
A man who registered his name as W. +,
Allen. from New England, thrw himself
from Table Rock this afternoon
The facts III this case. as We learn them
troma gentleman who came from the Falls
on Saturday, are as follows:
The man came ir,m Montreal. and while
crossing the Suspension Brdgc inquired 1t
the driver il any one had ever been known
to 20 over the Falls and liv. The jchu
replied tina, no such case had come within
h,s knowledge. The passenger ASSURED the
driver tina, h. should accomplish the feat.
Arriving at the Clinton House. the man
rrgiStcr,i his name, called for u room AMI a
bottle OF champagne, ami, after imbibiug
the wine, addressed a lcttcr--a mere scrawl
--, 20 his sister, AMI another 10 firm in Mon
tcsl. lie then wen, 10 Table Rock. walk
III into the water near the cdge Of the prcci,
picc, threw his ha, over, and hnnedia,cl,
ma.ic u similar disposition Of himself. ~
course. the body Of the infatuated man has
not bsSn rcyoyered
The Montreal trim To which the letter
was addressed was Immediately ,clcyraphcd
an'l thu reply received tina, one ot the mem
bers would come Immediately To the Falls
Al pr,~cnt, nothing further is known OF thi,
remarkable p-ocr~ing -- Ruslo Cc-i-,,r ot
n4u.{.g
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Fsiiurss--Ths Money Market.

CYErs W. FrsLD a. Co, paper dealers Of
New York, have suspended payment.
A despatch from Philadelphia dated the
2lst says, "the money market il tighter
than ever. There arc rumors Of heavy fail
ures among the dry goods dealers'
In Washington there has been much ex
citement. caused by the faiIurc Of PEIKcg 4
NMnsE. There vas great run on the
Bank Of Commerce, Gcorgct0wn, and upon
the house 81 SwggSy, I.rrgsHousE * Co.
A despatch dated the 10th, says
The hhai excitement has, in great measure.
subsidcd. The Bank Of Commerce continues
20 redeem its notes, but temporarily refuses
depostors' checks. The run on the backing
houses II discontinued, aRd they all continue
TO pay, and confidence Is generally restored.
OF the sixty millions Of domestic specie OK.
ported during the year ending the 30,h Of June
thirty one millions and nearly a third was bul
lion and Of the upward oftwelve millions a nd
a half Of specie Imported, little lees than half
was bullion.
In consequence Of the excite mcnt. and deal.
srs In warrants being necessarily compelled to
cease buying Land Warrants. they have de
cliBed. Dealers are now buying and selling at
quotations as fOllOss.
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lto". -. %. sihisy aud the I.wmhs m,e

We present below an interesting letter,
addressed 10y Hon. II. u. Sini.sY, while
Delegate in Congress. TO the Solicitor OF
the Treasury, urging the dscontinuancc of
suits commenced by the I. $. District At
torncy, by order OF the Government, agains,
trcspasser On pine lands
II win be socn that Mr.. SHINY urged
the discontinuance OF the suits, upon the
proper ground. lie was successful in hts
application. and initiated u system which
eventually ended in the passage Of bill OF
the greatest benefit to the numbering inter
ests OF the Territory; WI refer To the act au
thorizing prescriptions on unsuryey'Si hnls,
Mr.. S,n,Ny, during his career A. Dele
gate, was faithful public scrvan,--hc
worked hard for the general goo.i and at
times sacrificed great interests Of hts own.
to promote the wcllarc anil prosperity Of
Minnesota
The following is the letter referred To
above We have obtained copy from an
old lumbcrman, who procured il in the win
Ter Of 1880:
iloi =, % RsrRs-sNr,rtvss,
wAsutSoro>. bee. 10 isin
Hos. Jom~, &. AKA, solicitor Of the rrrssnr,
STA have the honor to bring 10 your no.
ticc the fact. that suits have commenced. OF are
about being instituted against citizens Of Mn
nesots by the L. =. District Attorney for that
Territory. Tor trr~passes committed IA the ca,
ting OF pine timber upon the public lands
This Information has reached me from reliable
sources, and ! have earnestly to request, that
instruc tons he forthwith tssaci by you 10 ,hc
District Attorney, ,o discontinue all such ,cNa
,iou. proceedings agalns, our lumhctmrn.
The lands upon nhieh the pine log, srr cb
tanned are un,1r,cSed. aud canuo, justly be
placed in the same category with those which
are ia market aui can he purchased at the
government price, In the latter case, tres
pa,.er. might reasonably expect TO be punish
ed 10 some extent but where the lands can
not be bought, u would be alike harsh and I'm
just to institute legal proceedings against the
pioneer. Of the country, who emisra,ed ihi,heI
with the expectation that the go,srnmcn nj
would throw open is domain 20 their encr q,
aud enterprise, wi,hou, taking advantage Of IL
own neglect and wrong, TO annoy them IN theil
lawful vo, alton.
Very respectfully.
Your obedien, servant
t>'gneD II II. >'aLsN.
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IL. ,Jsu,. ~ the Ioss "f sh, central Nms'-

The tiupirc City arrived a, New York.
IN the 10th inst, from Norfolk bringing -
passengers from the Central America, being
thocc saved by the Ellen and Marine. The
following incidents are narrated by th rs
cucd passengers
Mr.. Douglas Rutherford Of Oakland JET
fersou county, Wis., stool near capt, Hern.
don and the chief enc,DSr a, the time the
latter proposed TO leave thu steamer. Ash
Icy wen, ur to the Captain AMI in,ima,ei
tina, he was going IN that boat Capt. III.
replied that he had no right to do 81. an |
that II was his duty 10 stick 10 his post,
The engincvr said III YOU will let me 20. |
will bring back the two boats and oil the
boats that can he 80, from the brig Capt.
II eNpres~,i his fears 90 trust the engineer
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THE SUBSCRIBER, As ASSIGNEE UE
'hs kea' aai Personal Estate q 7. iios.si
Esrs Ter SAFE the ia..owhg pieces ~ desarAblc Rea
Estate .,las within the ri's ~ Davenport andssis
aed ate vicinity.
Es., nsseap.ri lately occupied u. the fesIdeaee
sad u. u iisssei Hoa.. eoassias ten r-lui<
Nth CLOSETS. &c aud woni house stable eisserH aha
vel al Ia god repair u, " feet ,roai by 80 feat
ssaa sA's''''''s ''''" 's' '''""S 10 sara "''s'
horse nex. sast of the resiaenec IL Mr. shsup. o.
the sa.i tssi ~ Essi Davenport. This honse 10 oae
Of tie bs.t bat hsase. IN 81 a,out The c.ty sltuss
apps eza4elee aai commanding uuobsssuetsd
view of tia 4sss-sippI RIVER aud River Bridge ask
Is4a sad The teo ciis The lot !. ITO feet b,
Al.o It's iAsse story brick warehouse, on IN ale,
RI lans suth u the Ms..--lpp. A.s.ourI kailroai
Al.o three DE bnglIing lo,. In Blocks and q. In
Forrest ns!loa. addition ~ the city ~ Davenport
Al.o, tsse.sy aye uada1 lots ~ Dasisoa . Truce
A-o .saseAsaa iatsrs. Ia part of Block g. u the
.tsof paseApsr, sAsuNdlng from frout street 4.
escoad street ald heng " feet froAt and rear aud
Al.e lo,. VI AID 10 10 the iawn Of Bethany.
Aso lot "a blces 81. la the city % Ia Clare
Ase LIE f9sl1s.fs Real Estate situate l.. Iowa
,oaat.. +. sAe 81. Z =. IN vi, The undivided
\ ffss ) % y " sss .. sad =. frse y q /.
Ct y y qt 81 .sc J, all ~ Township 70, North u
Raays II Wet aud the \ Of = " Or. sse. i. and
h q 7. &c = aad : x Of !. u W. see. a. In
Ai.e. u. a,d.s.asd sh,s. eighth part offs ofx
Agso, the following laads ylng aud belnx situated
10 Tia - ! 4 j. \ elK is West, Ai.s, he & !
II. = ssvs ds-srssa properly VII = = .as !.
SACRIFICE AID portions ~ u on long sne. Fur
tsas, ..,nsas' a .,sss = a ass Nst r
ss' assf 'sr q r.' o's S " s''i.' s ssi4 :.
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NEGROES TOO EXPRESSIVE To BY liuN..-
The Charleston CoaIies mentions several
curiou, facts IN relation 10 the admnistra-
ton Of penal law In South Carolina. II ays
that a negro killing negro Is les liable "a
capital punishment than white man who
llas k,llei white man. and that white
man killing negro Is more liable to pun
,-Liacnt than one who ha, killed u white
man. The Corsisr ascribcs the. facts L.
mercy towards the negro, discriminating ia
his favor In preference 70 the white. Non
.ensr. il j. the commercial value of the
negro. IL j. hard ior Southern Judge and
Iury 10 order III, humiliation u thousand
dollar. Of capital b, string,ng up a negro
euipri,. That's the extent Of the mercy to
the negro. lhc neck. of white murderer.
are not 50 valuable. Springfield Republican,.
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TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
l. An ID AG ENTS.
office, Brady 81 biwn Second AMI THIRD
( lffER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ valuable kesl E,tate

- $50. ',sas ~ "'wn oseoh" sh' i"fo
TN SaLh AuL r"Lh'"iNo
'"a'ess neh Eslse
CITY PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT
n ,u.e AID a, IA, Ibi,i .,r.., ...r ,h .,,, -,
Yt,s I.t,aT w '"'" '''' "'. WV '''"'' W
s4s ii. ., The .au,h x.., s,,n., q, ys.,,h and
FafHam street.
4, ,sts' = Nef.h Davenport between Ferry and
"a, i-sftsd sfteet-
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