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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
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Prof Agassiz, of Harvard, ia ono Of the
most useful aud indcla'igable Of our men Of
science. and We exirnc, from late report
on fishes. a curious passage. descriptive Of
an American fish.
Il have had opportunity 10 watch the
Pofo,i IN the breeding season every spring
for the last eight years. At that time II
approaches in pairs the shores Of the ponds
in which il ivca. and selects shadows, gray
ely places, overgrown with Paamoeoton,
ws,nt lillies and at bor aquatic plants. in
which it begins by clearing "A space Of about
foot In diameter, rootin: out the plants,
in which il begins by clearing space of
about foot In diameter, roofing out the
plants, removing with yiolcn, jerks Of i's
tail the larger pebbles, ald leaving clean
spot Of fine saDd, IN which /, deposits eggs
surrounded and overs hndowcd by grove Of
ycrIure. Ia this inclosure one Of the pa
rents remains lowering over its brood and
keeping at distance all in,rudpg. 1hr VI
flee Of watching over the progeny does not
dcyolve exclusively upon either Of the SXcs
but the males and females watch alternately.
The GerceDcss with which they dart at their
enemies, and the anxiety with which they
look ont for every approaching danger, show
tina, they are ENDOWED with stronger instincts
than hav: b on known heretofore in any
class. Their foresight g'@s ~ far rs ~ AVOID
tilt i,sit Il; iust,'4t tJ Hiy ,,osk ''eafV;T acar
il may he brought 10 them, and however
lively anil tempting il may be. However
near 10 one another, th' pair u one nest 10
mol interfere with those Of another, but, Ike
good neighbors, they live peaceabIy togeth.
or, passing over each Others domains when
going out for food wi,hou, making any dia
tnrbance. BIT whenever an minated single
Gsh makes liz appearance among the n'sts,
be- is ehased away like an in'rnding libcr.
tine and yapabond. The development of'bc
ogg il very rapid In oss than week the
young are Matched, and The parents soon
case 70 take any further care q them.
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The National Madagascar publishes in
full the speech delivered by IouS c, Cat.
nory. on the "a Of April, ls36, pending ,he
discussion for he admission Of Michigan. -
The main poin, Of this speech is denial of
power in Congress, or in any State or Ter.
ritory. 10 confer the RICH, Of suffrage On
aliens. This speech, whci was not pub
lishod in the Congressional debates Of the
day. and was frs, published in full in "CN.
HORNS Works. as edited by II, X. CRALLr.
Esq, VOL H. PIP. A96,l is highly commend
cd by the t,ieIi,genrcr.
Some idea of the gross value OF real estate
in >, Louis can I've formed from the fact tina,
the assessments for the year 1856 amounted
to over sixty millions of dollars.
The singular will Of Mr.. GOODRICH. OF
Worcester, Mass, has been contested on the
ground Of the insanity ol the ,es,ator.--
The property was some $4,000 10 $1,000,
and he leaves sisters in needy circums,an
c,s one Of them in the hospital. lie was
II great advocate OF temperance, and this
appears ia his will which il voluninous
enough for the disposal Of the wealth Of n
GIRARp or an AsroR. He appropriated n
part OF his property 10 subscriptions TO
temperance newspapers for long terms Of
years, and 10 the purchase Of Bibles. the re-
cipicnts aud nhcr,ors Of which shall IN.
scribe IN thcm the icmneraucc pledge,
and renew il from time Ia time. lie names
several distinguished temperance men in dif
fcrent parts of the country, one Of tffcm,
DR.. JEwtrr Of this Territory us the cNecu.
tors Of his will anl makes the acceptance
Of his petty lcgacics depend upon vigilnnt
total abstinence from all intoxicating drinks
There was no appearance before the Court
of Probate for the will
Chicago Bankers were deeply stuck, " the
other day, with n new counterfeit on the
lumbermans Bank, Wisconsin, Of the de-
nomination Of SO. II is exceedingly well
executed, and has dciicd the best Judges in
our principal banks. Indeed, 80 well il il
executed, that after i, was suspicionc,l and
subjected to the examination OF micro
scope, no difference could I've detected. 49,
There IL, however. more than onceigh,l of
AN inch difference in the length, the genuine
being the shortest The best way il TO rc-
fuse all i % notes Of this bank
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 4

Capt. Goldesborough has been relieved
from duty on third Naval Court of Inquiry,
and Capt. Pearson appointed to fill his place.
The articles Of the treaty between the
United States and New Granada are agreed
upon, aud will soon be transmitted TO that
government for its official action.
1t is reported this evening that the
brokers have thrown oat the bills of the
= Niagara Coudty Bank, and ago the sSffssiis ,s
the Dandy Bank, of Dandy. Vt. There are
also rumors prejudicial to the interest of the
Bank OF Massachusetts, probably growing
ont Of the recent extensive counterfeit Of It's
bills.
Upwards Of 100000 bushels of wheat
have been received in Augusta, ia. during
the month Of August.
Mr.. Roben, of Rochester \. Y the cash.
Ter Of Eagle Bank who is charged with
the attempt of numbering his wife by admin
istcring poison, waived an examination and
gave bail to appear at court before Judge
Menger Much interest is felt in the case.
The Cashier of the Island City Bank,
y. Y, WIN. Stebbins. states that the re-
port that the bank has suspended, is incor
rect.
Willard Z. Daniels. President of the ri
agara Co. Bank, I.ockport, was robbed last
night in the Central Railroad cars of peck
etbook containing drafts TO the amount Of
$50 900, mostly on business firms of Albany,
New York. One Of them was sight draft
on the bank of the Capital for 1920 or
$500. Payments have been stopped II
is supposed that Mr.. Daniels was followed
by the thieves all the way from home.
The Committee of the National Agricul-
tural Society have awarded prizes TO the
rcapcrs at the Syracuse trial of July last, as
follows:
{. II. Mccormick, Chicago, gold medal
Walter A. Wool, lIoosic Falls, y. y,
silver medal.
Warder. Bvokaw a. Child, Springfield
Ohio, bronze medal.
jonathan Harris, rckn, H., diploma
rcapers and mowers combined.
Walter a. Wood IIoosic Falls, y. Y
gold medal.
ID. VI. Osborne, Buffalo, silver medal.
The reward to the moving machines not
made yet.
The Southern mail has been received.
The Texan papers abound in statements
Of Indian ou,ragcs. The Indians appeared
in the vicinity OF San Antonio, and Capt
Whiting of the Second Cavalry, who went
in pursuit, reported all the horses and mules
were taken from the San Diego mail train
Capt. Popplcs party had arrived at For
Clark, all well
The Indians were very troublesome al
along the route, but were defeated in two
engagements near Fort Lancaster, when a
sergeant Of the eth infantry was killed. 1hc'
Indians were mounted and armed with
Sbarpc's and Colts rifles.
600 head u cattle had died Of star7s
ton on the Island Of Galveston.
1t appears possible that Gen. Henderson
would decline and that Mat Ward would be
anmine,"d for tho Us SQUAT III the place
Of Mr. Rnsk
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The Late senator Isusk
p .Isfs'rfls Pres. SATURDAY

From he PAIats'rh's Press SATURDAY
\ gentleman residing in this city, but
who Is now on a visit 10 the capital Of Tex
as on business, writing % a friend, attrib
utcs the lam ntable suicide Of The late sen
ator Risk 10 a motive. which. il true, land
he states il il widely credited in Texas, re-
fleets great credit on his character As "a man
possessed 81 sensitive honor, and tends to
soften the harsh Judgment that usually fol
lows the fate Of the selfdestroyer Of life. II
seems that senator Risks whole neryo
system hal become terribly shattered by the
uncontrollablc sufFrings the death Il bis e.
celIeut and loving wife had occasioned him.
II II sad that while occupying his sat in
the Senate, during the pgndeiicy Of the Do
bate II the X ansas- Nebraska bill he had
made an arrangement with his colleague
Gen. sam Houston, by which il was agreed
that both Hon ton and himself should vote
for the bill. Notwithstanding this positive
agreement, Gen. Houston voted against the
BIB. In the recent gritrrua'1rial contest in
Texas. General Houston teing the opTrsi-
ton candidate. both political parties CON
uenced questioning General Husk 80 cIOsIy
that he S'slt il was iDp<NsIbe longer 10 re-
stat the pHblic exposure q Gen Houston.
For many years General Houston had been
his freud and CONFERENCE.-The oil conrade
10 arm. dlriag the bitter trials Of the w4r
q indcIesienoe--they had served together
in the L : senate ard he became haunt
81 With ,he i,ba that 10 live longer would
occasion him dasbobor. lie becane the
victim Of the IMPRESSION that, under the cir
cunD-tanc,s hi. death was Q n,easure q OVER.
ruling necessity. II va, Of course, an Nh
ior,aDa,. mania. bat all this evinees the hon.
cradle eslings and manly instincts 81 cne
who womb 10. hfsitate 10 yie'd b. mot
preciJIs possession 70 sen-e q duty how
ev'r mistake
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This distinguished author has resigned
the consulate u, Liverpool, which place he
has filed for four years with great ability
AMI crcli, Ia himself. M well NJ most rnth-
factory To the government aud to those Of
his coun,rymen with whom b. hns been
brought into contact Ills official and per
sonnl relations with the present Chief Mag.
istratc, as with the laat. were II the most
friendly character; but his private iniercsis
made It dcsirublc for him 10 gi,cup his Office,
and in February last he s"ni his resignation
Ia n friend IN this city, 10 h. placed NJ
the disposal II the President after his na,l.
guration.
u ia uudertoon that Mr.. Hawthorne will
spend year In Italy, and then return 10
educate his children in their nn,iye aud.
Freedom from tho cars 81 oiics viii .nable
ths layorite writer To prepare and publish
work which he has been for some time
contemplating; and, as the Scarlet Letter"
followed his retirement from one Office. we
may expect, ~ an early result of th. rcsig.
Dntion, n book IN no wise inferior 10 that
remarkable romance, in power aud lopu.
larity.-- Wash Ea,on.
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G0vsgpos thsss.
An Eaton, Ohio correspondent Of the
-pring'ield Mas. hrg'e thus writes

An Eaton, Ohio correspondent Of the
springfield Mas. hrg'e thus wr,es
The campaign for Governor has fairly
sJSfyei in hi. -,ab The present incurn-
isrt j. in the 6eLl, and the tone Of his
speech n, Cincinnati las, week indicates that
he feels the necessity II Ii" Whilst 'fIorts Of
crazy fanaticism. You have no,iced the
accounts ~ the Ohio rescue csS-s, 81 course.
The Governor speaking u them said ;
Il know not what will be dom in Champaign
County. The courts will determine that
Bot ! do know that il ,he Marsbals who
violated our lava he indicted, and the writs
hr their arrest placed in The hands Of our
state oGiors they J,0H lie ,1,'W.d. AMI ve
,fp,d The (oierai Gousrameai 10 submh.
In Article VI d the Constitution Of the
United States occurs the following lao
guage;
This Constitution, and the laws u The
United States which shall u; made in pur
nance thereof. and all trca,i's made, "
which shAll b. made under the authority 81
tie Cnited States, J,aH BE- 'h 'uyrems hu
II NE ,and and the judges IN every State
shall h. bound thereby nafhmg ~ ne oon-
td,aom or tar' n any Sat, 70 re ,onirory
niVdh tdndfng
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WASHINGTON, Sept q.

The Cabinet had short session today,
bu, nothing important was done. The Com.
missioner Of Patents and Bureau appoint
ments still hang fire
The grand affair of the scason--the mar
riage Of Gen. Walbridge. Of New York, 10
the beautiful and accomplished Mrs. Jenny
NJ. Blake-came OF today nj = O'Clock NJ,
at the house of the grooms father. The
ceremony was witnessed by President Blu
chanan. General Cas-, Governor Cobb and
lady, Governor Toucey and lady, Mr.. Clay.
ton, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
and lady, Mr.. Eames and Judge Bowiin,
together with few personal friends. The
General and his bride lief, this evening for
the North.
Beverly Tucker, through the advice Of
his friends has decided to accept the Liver
pool Consulate. The letter declining it, he
says, was written hastily and without con
sutation with his friends An evening pa
per states that Tucker did not write the let
ter declining the Liverpool Consulate. |,
hal better inquire at the State Department,
next time before il commits such stupid
blundcr
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LATE NEWS.
From Europe---Arrtval Of the Atlantic.
New YORK. Aug. 81.

New YORK. Aug. 81.
The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived from
Liverpool at g.. o'clock on sunday morn
ing. she left Liverpool at | 80, A. NJ, on
the 10th inst She signaled tue Persia on
the 2ith. and saw the Fulton oil Cape Race
on the Goth, The Asia arrived out al :,
A. ", on the 10th.
The news by this arrival is unimportant.
The Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraphic
Company were ~ hold u special meeting IN
London, on the day the Atlantic sailed, TO
consult whether the attempt should be re-
newed in October or whether they should
wait until another summer to lay down the
submarine cab.e.
The London Stor says il is estimated that
the outside loss the Telegraphic Company
viii sustain, will he about twenty-five thous-
and pounds 1t is fully expected that at
least one half OF the sunkcn cable will be
recovered. All that is within four hundred
fathoms will he got up, but that portion Of
the cable in the deepwater will probably
never be recovered.
The proceedings Of Parliament were un-
interesting.
The recent storms and floods had done
considerable damage to the crops, &c, in
various parts Of England, but dry weather
had prevailed during the days preceding the
Atlantcs departure, and it was reported
that the effects Of the rain would be much
aleviatcd.
The London Times says merchant re-
Gently deceased at Liverpool Is SAID 10 have
left liabilities reaching three hundred thous-
and pounds of which one hundred thousand
pounds are through forged acceptances to
the bills Of exchange from respectable mer-
chants.
The Liverpool Post intimatcs that Mr..
Arrowsmith is again imposing on the Time,
credulity.
The mail steamer for India would sail on
the 18th of August, and would take out
one million two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds sterling for governments use in that
country.
The Fete Napoleon, on the 18th of Au-
gust passed off WELL although the outdoor
arrangements were marred by the rainy
weather.
1t is believed that France will demand Of
England the extradition Of Ledru Rollin,
and it is stated that he is about to come to
the United states.
The Paris correspondent mentions the
departure from Paris to Marseilles of Gen.
DE Orgoni, and predicts that he will be
found at the head Of the insurgents of Delhi
before November. Ii was he who stirred
up the last Burmese war.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says the French Government contem-
plates sending naval and military expedi-
ton to Cochin China, to support a demand
for satisfaction for an insult offered TO the
French Representative by the Emperor
lie also says that it is proposed to form u
maritime and commercial post in the Bay
OF Terrine, in Cochin China.
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SANDY HOOK. Sept. ..

SANDY HOOK, sept. ,.
The steamship Vanderbilt. from South
ampton and Hayre the 22d, has just arrived
at this point.
Gen. Banarl AMI sir Henry Lawrence
were dead.
The Europeans at Ikcmandasa had been
massacred. and that place re-cap,urcd.
More English troops had arrived at
Calcutta.
The rebels had been defeated in two en-
gagemen,s.
No decision hal been come TO, at depart
urc of the Vanderbilt. concerning the At
lantic cable. The Directors sit in pcrma-
nence, and the commanders Of all the ships
will consult ~,In ;ilcm. The official report
Of the engineer il published, and expresses
greater confidence than ever a. 10 the final
result
The news given in the Bombay 7'me, Il
the 18th Of July, respecting the taking Of
Cawhapore by the rebels anil the massacre
OF the Europeans is confirmed
The Simeon and IIimalaya arrived Al
Calcutta with about fifteen thousand Chi
Dcsc forces.
Sir Henry Lawrence died Of wounds re
ceivcd in sortic from Lucknow. whore at
present all is well.
All the troops in Dude mu'inied. Ayra
all quiet native troops disarmed Gwalior
contingen, have mu,inied. and are supposed
10 have marched On ln'lon.
A telegraphic message from Constantine
pie announces that the sultan has communi.
Gated 20 those European ambassadors who
had suspender, relations With the Porte that
he il occur i'd with the formation Of n new
ministry, AMI tia, until the cabinet should
he constructed diplomatic in,erc"ur-" would
not he assumed.
pissentions IN the t,rek Church IN Syria
and Egypt appear to be a. angry as ever.
Intelligence from TuBis announces that a
sanguinary disturbance took place three
days before against the jews, and the Cir.
oassians were inensr1, several Persiarl'
were killed., and the English Consnl inslltf7I
Military measures Il repression were adopt
cd bu, not until some disaster. had taken
place
The Russians we're stated 10 have bsen
defeated % the banks Of tae Mu,aI. IL is
stated tina, Schamyl. with $4,000 Circassi-
ans. had also defeated the Russian army,
which attempted 70 di.lodge him from tie
banks u river commanding some passes.
The Russians were driven across the river;
several fortified places, built by them at
grea, cost. fell into Sehamys haD'i.-
Orders have h,a received az Plymouth
20 prepare fyr rciying The American steam
friga,e Niagars into key Hal II II should
b 4 aod re'~sar!
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ia recent case where an Individual un-
able 10 surrender bis duplicate certificate
d location, applied for the delivery to him
Of lis land patent that had been made G1t,
and alleged that the dupiica,s had been
ffaadalon,ly obtained from him, and was IN
Justly withheld, the local land officer applied
10 the General Land Office for instructions
a. 70 biz duty in the prentice, and was then
answered by the Land CommiSsioDcr AZ fol.
lows:
The general rule IL tina, the duplicate
mus, in all cases he surrendered before the
delivery Of the patent. But when the du.
pica,e is ira1ln,cntly withheld from the
owner, The following course may be parSued
by the applicant,
LIT the purchaser or l0ca,er, after 81
Ing an affidavit ~ the facts znd q notice to
the wrongful holder Of the duplicate, he.
maDding IL return, and stating that be- will
make immediate application for tIe delivery
u the paten, 10 him. Then let notice 10
thi. effect be published by the tonn jide own.
or once week for four Consecutive weeks
in the district Newspaper having the lsrges,
circulation Of the wrongful obtension u his
duplicate. AMI biz purpose 10 apply ior the
patent in hi. own name. Upon the filing
10 your Once Of n certified copy Of the notice
and publication the patent may be delivered,
unless good and substantial oAne should be-
shown 10 you why this should not he done,
aud, in that case, Of cour-e, you will stay
proceedings for Instructions.
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Mrs. Cunni"ghnm-Iiabess Corpus.
NV NoRK. IN.

New loRR. Ang 81.
A writ of habcas corpus was granted to-
day, by Judge Peabody, Of the Supreme
Court. at the petition Mrs. Cunningham,
who complained that she has been illegally
imprisoned The writ il re;urnablc to.mor.
row.
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al in lieu OF those located by military war
rants or scrip, and issued by virtue Of "A
special certificate in favor of Wisconsin. un.
der the second section of the ac, of March,
1855. is now in the course of prcparntion in
the General Land ogice, and will be trans.
mitted to the Governor OF tina, State in
lew days.
D,,;,c Arcrs, mar. ,b., 900 land
warrants were Issued under the bounty law
o,,s,5 "a sa,;ser u,;o,, ~, ooo ,oro, ,.,
,acoss,rv IN far ~ ,oo ooo ,cros h.vo
hec, GRANTED ,,Jer tina, ,c,
,rl,,,.,;,.,;. l,,....,j ,.a,n, ,Lo.h
liz .o.;ns, ,ha ;.s,os -, ,ow sh;n,la.,or
hanL;n, oonoo., =, cos,o,, InI o.iiaI ,ha
.c;,;,ons, ua,l.r rho L,,,.,J sar, :, TO-
a., r,-., 60. -,
,:ur7,,.., L.u.a .o,o.,:aa a..
,,,,~~,..,
They are having strange trial of min
Is'er AZ seneca rams VI" OF '"e charges
~ mat 'he gentleman hlr.n morse ana
wagon "as gone TWO "ays' snapper horses
SIN unieS ana c"ine "ach 10 'hc H''Fy Win
the same horse he TOOK ont having male
one hundred dollars IN The operation.
The West Point correspondent of the
icru'd sag i is MOI tS-'rrs::''yy- h"oNa issa'
West Font is now the head quarters oil
the army, it having been removed from New
-. a., I'M,
- -. N ,.aoa.1.,.,,...on.
The Ndho"" hidf'ge"oe' estimates the
surplus ikely TO accumulate m the National
Treasury 10y the termination OF the current
ilscai year al The enormous hgures OF 500
ooo'ooo mere Is now surplus "' twenty
h''iiohs' anu the expenses OF the current
fiscal year are estimated at fifty millions
only while its revenue is expected 10 be
eighty millions
The prize of 100 600 fraucs at the las,
drawing of the bonds Of the city Of Paris
has fallen to the lot of the cook maid of N
DIX Caoxz.s, cx.cashicr Of the Bank of
France. On hearing OF her good fof,une
she informed her master that she should no
longc remain in service. but that she should
- l. a
according 10 her experience. thew were IN.
greatest plaques on earth
"a.
,,o,,,oma, inst returned from ,h., cite i,
c,-ns tho (uev.a,d pJ,,,,l,ye, TIM, ,,,o.
months since an his arrival nj chicago he
tried N lease n store for n stock az carrioccs
lie could at that time find bu, one and tina,
not a very eligible one. which was offered a,
a rent of $500 per month. lie declined il
but the store remained unoccupiod for
month whom II offered Ia him Tor
nothing
The eight principal paintings in the 70.
tundo Of the Capitol cost the Government
Sio'ooo each 'hssN"o"hS statue OF
"AS"'Sdr"N' f'ua'e' I'D inc EASTERN gar
de' Oh 'h0 'al'''o'' Cost H-''o'"' 'h''s'"'"'
"as eNe'h'e' ID ''a'y' ana was drought 10
thI' country ny IN" 'hl'h Nth'es snip
oh'o' " having oeeh di'hc"'' 10 ma
slan uxI t.ln - -
merchant ves'e' no'e l" carry 1t. u was al
hfS' p'aHi III ue fo'nhio OF inc 'ap''oi'
but "ns a'terward very property removed To
us present position
A large meeting was held at Osaukee,
Kansas. on the 18th Of August. II waa
pr,4ided over by judge Etsopy late 81 Al.
ALBANIA. Gen. WHITFIELD and other promi
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Jny FoHfnc oNIsG GgEAr RAcg on THE
FASHION 'Wssg The great four mile
race, which Is set down for the 18th Of Sep.
TENDER next, and for which the renowned
Charleston and Nicholas J. are entered, con.
Times 10 spread it, interest with the ex,en.
rion Of the announcement u the fact. Al
ready the Discussion Of the respective merits
Of the hors's, aud chances u the contest,
are being very warmly canya~ed in sporting
circles IN the city and betting. that Ger
tain proof Of the real opinion oi the deba,
ter, has already begun. Il will be sen. by
an item ia another column, that 81 900 has
already b"n wager,i at our Office, and there
10 but little doubt tina, hundreds Of thousands
will be deci,kd on the race. II Is clear that
the contest between these champions of the
North and South will be what i technically
called q betting race, and that thousands
will come this way 10 look on and invest
their money Those who wish to invest,
without coming On, can notify US Of their
wishes and their fayorite, and We will en-
deavor 10 have them accommodated which.
ever way their inclination ruDs.--Portns
SPIRIT Of he Tmes.