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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

s,e'ai r'.pres - 'so New Nyst psN' r'a'c.
WAnmsarnN, Jnly ~.
The Administration is triumphant ovct
ScNssicn and nnllhatioa Gov. Wis., sup
ports the Kansas policy oi TO, W alker and
the opposition IL nov conliu,L 10 Gorgia,
Mississippi ani the rcnm~ac stronghold Of
Know No,hingism
Instructions arr to be forthwith sent Ia
our Minister In Mca,eo luf the negotiation
oI new Treaty, which viii inclulc the
grant 10 us of perpetual rlgh, II way over
the Tohuantelec lsihmns
The Cabinet and President approves oi
the firm and dcc,,i,sl n,s,,sares suggested by
';na, Casa. Ia be adopted IN reference 10 all
uar foreign relations, Tho protection ol
cltirens and property In foreign countries is
to be greatly enlarged. a@l morc .umma
~ eoaf~ pursued than was adopted by 9th
er administrations to obtain rslrcss as was
the ca~c In regard Ia the injuries and insults
81 Spain Ia our ciis.ns and the American
flag.
The President received a dispatch yes'or
day from uov. Walker, oi X anaas, IN which
be expresses the hii~, confidence ot being
able Ia bring maiters to n p'arsabic trrtni
nation. and slr,aks of thr utmost harmony
prevailing among the people oI bath par
lies.
WAsnIsntos. July ~
Nj. H. Norc, President u the Tohsnnie
peo Company, ia here anj pfg,p mail con
irac, for the Company lle also proposes
that the government adopt the eighth arti
clr of tho Gads'lca Tnaiy ns the basi. of q
negotiation with Mexico, aud if the .anno'
yet more. Ia hold on "a that
The X kanaas question brings up two con
spicuos candidates for the PRESIDENCY. ~
the Democratic eide Cobb api i'onglar
Got Forney's ncw pajst is Ia wieTa,e tb'
claims ~ the iornms
The profits of the Congressional print
ing TOT the last two sHssiuns arr "niiniat,s
n, fur hDeirei f,puusd d,sia,s.
The Pr.risnt 'Iai,on emIhal,cally thai b.
has any organ
Cos, Via d Virginia. II is aatl, vii
write q letter tp Tbs s0ull,rfn Stats, AZ
| proving ol Gos. Walker oonrse IN Il az
sas. u ~ esissisi that the I,rmoerati
Senators AMI candidates fsr Congress In M
South will sns,ain aioy Walker cour~ l,o
fore the people,
A delegation uf the u mn lD,iilrs had ~
ipbtyic~ xitb tbo President to-day
Tho President leavcs IA morrpw nfier
nooD fw the fioIdicrs Home. IIe will conn
IL daily. and att'Tnd to bn ofIc,sl duties NJ
ua,Al.
To-day has lpch tbs hottest day II ib'
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PANAMA., July q,
We arr informed that r'prt had reach
~l Gry,owa To the cikrt that largN iortc
had arrived at San Juan psl Sur, tram Cali'
6rn,a Ia assist Walker, consisting Of two
Wsscls with Coo men with arms AMI amnn.
n,tion. The r'pcrt Is probably corrcc, as
il Is known thu, ,he stWmer Nran i'lrl
saltL from san francissv mou,h ago with
q cargo III tillibusters
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The aggregate number oi Diplomatic and
Cousular officers. then, IL acc
The two lulI ,nis.,ons 81 higiast rank ar
,hos, Ia ENGLAND and Frame. Ia which s nj
tach~l n salary ii si7 300 zach The oc'
cupan,s of Ave other mssio,a receive si2Y.
0Do each. II t~o others $4,000 ench, AMI
the Mois,rr "a Austria rrociv,s ~. 600 ---.
l,n, the lncru'iyef,sss ~ the 0iIies. and the
cipsi,ss II the systm. viii ie '@S, shown
IN ,hc -ubjoined tabular statement u AZ.
I,oio'mrn,a And cnH HjErs.a'iaa authorized
by a~
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wAsni>grN. July II,
Mr. Randcvillc, iormer,y NJ New York,
has lssu appointed surveyor General OF
Calil,sn'a Ia place pfCol Jark Hayes, who
ha. been appointed Surveyor GENERAL OF
Utah
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i's' ~" 'ae ~" '" "N s."'-S os,'o
, ,u ~ Nm,'N"' ' W. w, =" "'",' ,,,"'
, "u',e o','.a'"s 'i'N''' WI" "s'> INV "
'''' "''' '''e
. uir rgnrIg ARg rHs KILLERS, AND SMALL
mn rpr,I,rp
r.s, -, A.,
nu' i" ''", u''',.'l'a' rHa " n.."sNsr '',i,p
=" "si''u s'' ,'' Nv" u.'''e""ooS' ~ .ls -,
"9s'eS.'', y, sN.n IlS'nu.'s 20 ~ WI. n.
+ ." o','e w.. ~ ,'o"'VU N'.' 49,.
sN WI "ii''''',i' .o's .sIo'. n,1,''.N ''f
suu,"u N%N'"'', Wv ia 'H", '"'v'
s'ou,i w onu'"'' m ~ '"'s '"'"". ''
@iAr VI, r"'is' 'p'! a'V 'hc Snno'''s,s
'"! no'u .hV s"i''v"c la",' i""' ''e
soN.fnh''h' may Nc eN.'auN a ~ .o',,r
I'm nm H,""'"i 'p0' "iNs~ u." P'".' =, ="
pa''"'' vi '"o h'VP"is VI ason's' "s's''',''
V'."'''' "'". y"''NN "N! ~ 0,i'''
""i'S"'"'"s va 'uoN' N'''i', "''' "''''',,-'
~ N"l' .'no'','' I" p"an's '.ri''So''oe 'o'
'uo sl''' ,.u'' y, 'N.'N,s','s ,as ai"e"'
po",l - ~ . i'os ',l"Ht" :, i,. Wv" N'.o
W "',,.''o''' "P'' 'V uu"'! " S'."
m"u ivy " .e9'''' "','s' wv "o' 'o"'
pup'N "l''''.,n' ""' % Wv PIPu'"' so'V .rv,nF ',
"". "'''s wv" ,"' n"'"'s W P"o'e
opin'uns and the Judges N public measures,
Va VII Wv f''",r NV, W 'uo 's"',' o"s," W
nav sn",ic'' ,n.ensr'''o am "N'r''"n 10
run "'0'! "n' I"su! IN" u''0 we may
W" i'au''' r'"'' " '''' "'V'' LAW, "''
asN Nv" ",' W, u' '.N Nv" 'H'''''"'N W.
discharge the solemn trust We have assumed
Ther have been shocks and co'ninotionS ;
'horc have bcencras whru the s,ou'est hearts
might have iclt deep sollcitude for the secn
ri'y of our institutions. There viii y,t bo
new problems to solve problems compared
with which Mormonism will be triiling --
W. sa" nav nR'''.' "a'','''''''''S' 'n, "'"'
| 'cWs I" do'i "iul' hii Whh' iS our sSh-
ri;y for success, what but iisyassiona,c rea-
son nnr,urrl hy po,nlar int,llf.pcey How
| imner,,.c, !. human io,,-m,,,. nj hast, n
| 40
| 10 carry on then, "a great system of gov
crnment. how necessary that the Judgment
| be unbiased anl impar,ial. II I. rare in.
| doel for men To disregard truthful evidence
IN ordinary persona! matters hut in the
b, ut of a canvas or an lection how many
there arr who would not listen To sober rra-
son. though one should rise trois the dead Ia
| proclaim IL. Who Of US waaI he wiling
tina, oar cause IN court shouj he decided
alone on the testimony of hostile and prcia
| dicel witncsas Would We r~i our jnds.
| meat OF the French Reyolution entirely ON
the testimony OF British writers Should
We think Of relying On such testimony for
| unbiased Information concerning our own
American Revolution? Would We 20 ha. K
| ia Tory vriters anil swallow Down their de-.
uuncia,inns of that "rclc, Washington IN
order TO estimate the character Of the r.ve.
rond father Of his country iIo YOU rely
on EUROPEAN witnesses f,r fair history oi
NapulconY or do We contide IN Russian
HISTORIANS fur truthful accoun, Of the par.
iition Of Poland No, certainly moi.
such cyld''hcc would h. ono sidsl and ,ar.
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CITY AND COUNTRY.

FcA var hal, 81 rh@tas.
roltos Ccrsr Patrick Ryan was unod &
| fos drunkenness,
Michael tad, Was lined tlo fur drunken
ness
Manuel smith VA. 6aoa sso fm inieces, e>
posafr II his person
Apaoss rms R,sx.--rhe ps.pts aI wesI ~
raal ere badly abused set ef inhahl,aais. .,
account ~ the difficulties 81 reaching the city
4 large nua,bcr Of mechanics would doahtles
rrsiie oa that aide II the river Il thrr~ was sa,
means by which they could eross tbs river %
pcdltioassy. II 10 suggested 10 us that sam'
arrangements ehoad BE- made 10 have four Sktt
running ffom i've O'Clock IN the morning unit
eleven a, night, and In 6o ease to delay any per
sen e,st Ave n,inuIe., u 10 believed by sulos
that those skifs would In three meaihz plass
a, least ds, hundred families ia Woa ~. raa
which IL hat .iN hundred Zoe, nom the heart ii
~. raai proper,
Il may he proper 10 remark that ,Le wan, eI
hrry accommodations ,hi. summer. has csase,l
a loss 10 tho trade II ~ raal cf a. least t,n,
Un ifom the county ei bako,s aud an tho lius
ef the podi tasd. A word 10 The wi-c la sun,
cIsn,
LA@s iir,l ErIrr s,lh Nessrs. White \
Nelson soid sosen ic,s IN whitney A saith .
addition 10 ~, Paul. fot ti1,soa
}, y A, Ward sold 10, ~, IN rs,apessa acc
-, a a 4.t..
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Laying "a. tn. tospes->to"c ~ ths tsay
Monument.

sa.... Aa.as.y ssg H.
| """""'"''
N. .o,n,r.,o,o as A., ,,..,0m, a, ~,
~ wv
erected l" The memory o' III" Hon. i'eNHS
| tLAh Was laid at trNingtsn. NY, ,on The ith
inst, with due and impU'ing ceremonies,
anI IN the nr,s,,.,, Of mn imuwus, con-
N .,,, IN
en"s' ihe following e'"nh' OF 'he 'er' >
monies W. make up fn,m the Cincinnati
tl,,,,s,yr aai hammer;
| - .
| ~"
| 'he morning "' the 'oaf'h, III Lexington
was eA"sN'egy io'ey. IN, MY was bright
u' ayr was sw"f AMI 'he o,'rn' along We
sna'l s'r''is was nNio"n, o' 'h' pl"nh OF
'i",.t' th@ "n"'h 'r"m "'nr ern~ IMse'"'
az" "' "'""a =" growing corn III" r'Ph
Uns "@"; \. an carry ho"r along all ue
roads "adihg 10 town ",re strings "l ,M.
| taH'~ long ofawn gu, AMI coming NJ '"'i
| ""'' hatk'i,s 'h' lanhs'aP' WIN snaks ~
| aust we thousht ,he town ,'ui the "'eh'
"'ofe' inc hoas~ ~erv iuii' No~ uhe
| su,.n aifi adlo.h'hs Mn's were oecnp'I'
alh "'s'w"ru ron u" Town was crown
~i by battery. which salu'el the rising
sun o' Independence hay. AMI during thc
da' shfnd 'p Tue echoes nj intervals "' AL
h"u''
ASHLAND
The especial points of visitation were
these hallosol "a the memory of clay
! First in order was Ashland, now the rcsi
'lonee oi James u. Clay, dsnocrztic ca1di
date for Congress IN the dlstric, 10 long ~
presented by his father This Is situated or
the south side of the main road eastward
| from the town. distant from the court lions'
about mile anl half. aDd from the rond
perhaps two hundred yards The new house
erected IN the site of the old house Of Clay
ls u splendid building. IN the style ~ the old
on.. u is. IN fact, an exaggeratioo oi the
original. The grounds anI shrabb~ry arr
Dearl, ~ when they were the layori,e haunt
Of Harry of the Wst The popular i'm,
preston that the bouse Is surrounded by ash
tre- is incorrect. The ash s the forst tr-
that prciomna,cs in the native woods
around. but locust tres arr the kings of lhc
grove IA, Ashland The hvori,c walk Of
Mr Clay IL pointed ont II leads north
ward towards ihr turnpike. on oIE SIDE Ia
row of gigantic lo.usts. anil the walk ~
b1rdcrel by tall anj rich orchard grass. The
| rlaiunr about tLe devastation of Ashland
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The Washngtm correspondent 81 the
New York Courier and E"qanf, thus clas
s,ii.I tho diiercn, grades nni emolunn'nts
Of the Diplomatic Corl~ Of the Un,tpl states,
which will he found very useful al times u
a matter for reference.
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Pvw' S9i,-i.S siiulLp Sor Bs hrlpsNkI
VIM uiaHgg BRANCHES,


WIN naHrg BRANCHES,
The friends Of popular education should
never icse sight oI the lsram"nn, ami di
rect object of public schools. For few
Years past thcrc has h,Sn ,cp,lcncy a. suf
'oea,r our public schools with the higher
branches. But they afc not intended for
elaborate scientific i,grring. nor for in
s,ruotion in thoV branches wh'cll arr usu
ally considered ornamental The fun1a
mental principles of The scicicCs cuvl, 10
be taught but the study III iarrigh tnngus
AMI Of the details of scicnr except. pcr'
hap>, anatomy and physiology ought not
to bc attempted, AMI viii result only N su.
sriicial attainmsu,s.
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The corner, stone of tho monument " be
erected Ia the memory OF tn" Hon llsSnv
CA, was laid at le,ing,.n. Ny. on the i,h
inst, with due AMI imposing ceremonies,
and IN the pro@an of M mnWns oon-
couns' Of persons ol all psrts~ and all
crok The following account of the ccn 3
MONIES W. make up fr,m the Cincinnati
{ slti ian, sr,.{ nal fao1tE,ts
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suppor, Of literty la its nsfal inanenN
on MANKIND, throagh oil the future, the day
that saw the system of sr.c schocIs es,ab-
lishCd in America, was worth rorc than
whole centuries crowded with acv< Ike Per.
iclcs' and the tasars'.
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Come One! Come aEgf!.
SIMPSON & HOXSIE

.ln SIMPSON & HOXSIE
Are nov receiving large AMI well selected as.
sortment of
GROCERIES,. WINES AND LIQUORS,
which We offer to the pl bic at very reasonable
prices. O + Goods are direct from the city OF
New York all iesh aud new, and we are con.
yinoed thnt Tho must please all who DIES re to
prr;lasa, J he TO consists OF all kinds oil
staple AMI fancy Groceries usually Ike I. We
have also for sale
BRANnIIS. WINS. GIN scHN Prs
and c. red Ii uos OF al d scr ii u. Black
berry AMI Pas -be r Bran i S, 'arc the It'll
the rest 'ra'ds in ma kt of cor LIZ and
LONDON Pc sTfR Deb a. 'ay's star brand
Whisk y, and varors other bands viii h We
will sell at as low figures as any other House.
Weals0 have large and varied assortment Of
c. G A r S,
Havana. Opera and Prin ire in INV Grantitv,
and at prices rynn:ns fom Ten to !S;riy Dol
lars per thousand
BOOTS a. SHOES.
We have small lot of Boots and Shoes that
We will sell cheap.
N. B.-Our Goods were all purchased in
, New York from first hands. and We can conse-
qnently sell them lower than those who have
paid a profit to the INGREDIENTS of chicago aud
milwaukee. The proof OF this can be dem N
sltatcsl BY an examination of prices.
Store on Main street. .ne f0or cast If the
Wav'r'y, aiM n"a-lv opnosita thu Eagle Hotel.
EcGregor Jrly 81, 1881. n..amG.
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St. I.nnis .Inlu I


An unpublished letter to the Pepub-
Ncan says the Democratic Convention
met at Locompton on the Sd, com pos
ei of a majority of pro-slavery men.
but the whole Democratic party sup
port Walkers inaugural aud submission
OF the Constr ution to the people. Res
Hlutions passed excluding all sectional
distinctions and adopting the Cincin,
natl platform, and assuming the nap,,,
Of National Democracy Of Kar,as, "
embracing Democrats whether from
North or South, Walker Was iayi,c J
10 address the Convention, which he
did with great effect.
.ssip:
Later dates from Leavenworth state
that Gen. Harvey discredits tho report
ed battle ofthe Indians with Summers
command.
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Cincinn nj, july 3.

-. -. Cincinn nj, July 8.
i. This city was visi;ed last night by the m st
dcst'u'tive and disastrous fire that ever o. r.
red since the organization of the steam fire de-
!artm mt. 1t broke OFT in the engine room of
J:hp@On, Mcadcr d. Co. S extensive furniture
Inanufactory, situated on the corner of Smith
and Columbia It ccts lii Il short time the en-.
tire Building was in flames. he fire con,mu-
picated to the adj lining eight st nv b. ice build
ing and two fame structures o ned by the
fam" firm we're all DESTROYED with large ouan-
tty Of lumber and all their stock Their loss
ia estimated at 800 900 insured 5000. A
nunib"r of buildings in the vicinity were more
Or leg: injured. incladin, Ho'sten d Hammers
Mould Factory, J: X. G oldge $ furniture csab.
lishm"nt. and the Mechanics Hotel. Vim.
Rcsor 4 Co corner Of Smith and Water streets.
the largest mandatory of slows and hollow
Fa-e IN the west, was eni"e'y Destroyed -
Ess $l5O,GOO! ms red 5000, 800 men
= were thiown out Of en- loym mt. us at John
sch, Mcadcr & Co.'S tact,ry, AMI l25 mt Res MS
sevegpl persons were in:nIcd by fair.. walls.
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EEssfTs-nnH Notice.

NOTlCE is he:eby given to the Stock
~ hol leTs Of the McGregor,St Ptte and
Missouri River Railroad Co. that On the 5th
day of July next, at ! D O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day, the Stockholders OF said CON- any
will meet at The Office Of the Company in Nc
Gregar, for the ppr csc of making Oh amend.
mens to the hrticl~s of Incorp 'ration to said
Company as they may deem necessary and
partic larry to 50 change ga ID Articles as TO an
ihorize tho Company tlincrease Their Board Of
directors TO l3 III NIB: end to transact ST. CHI
other bu-iness as may me before them.
Datcd at NJ Gresor this 4h day Of June
A. d. 1857.
JOHN THOMPSON, presr.
Attest,
.,DrDrAr sRowN, Sec'v Of said Co.
June Sth. n3S4w
d adfo'd ord st Cherries Papers please copy
and nd bill o J. Brown s y.
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FATHERS HOME.

rHlS Desirable location for Public House,
Et0ra or Grocery, can be purchas d or rented on
reas enable terms, by an early application to the
owner. A good title can be made to the prem
ises. have been q resi- dent OF M'Gregor many
years ard the businessof the Place is in reasing
/ % "a idlg 70 the comfort OF convenience. of an
old pisn,er. hence peter 70 gige way &c men
younger and mere needy than my self.
A. 4. WAIVER.
M'Greror, Iowa. n3ftt.
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.ye,U EYssl.syny the Relx0.rs

ESDW.ARD. CATHERMAN, takes this
h meth cd Of informing the Public that be
has recently commenced the Business of Black.
smithirg, in all it's Branches. He has takes
the Shop forlaery occupied by A. c. White, one
door Yves, of Helwig's Stand, aud he hopes BY
strict atention TO business to receive all tho work
he can do. Heis prepared to do any work in
this line that may be brought to the shop.
W Particular attention paid to Shoeiug
Horse and Cattle.
M'Gregor, Iowa, Dec. 26. nlots
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BL.fCA TIGER!
-N
E2A

TyHtS Celeb ratei MORGAN HORSE will
STAN in ElkaGer Farmer 1ursh mi No.
mona, d ing the season Of 1897. From and
after June lst, T,G r will stand on ,ondays at
tarmeFsbu Oh. OH uecC a at M.n0pa and he
balance OF the week st Etllaaer.
fla I,sE1 stands han is AMI one inch
high. He is years Old and weighs lb25 bs.
His eolog. IS je, black, IN Tor beauty Of po er.
andmanco, ED and unlis utabie excellence
Of tload and 81 lc, les mel allied b. any
olher no So in the Union
he TIC was sired by the Oh We mont
Black Hawk, owned b avid aill If IS id e.
got. Black Hawk was siieG by he nan Mo-
gan, he BY Justin Aogau. the dam Of ZIG r
was Gym ria Piegse, an imported Hood Maze.
Cyn3aa was Is hands hi h and weighed l2J0
rounos; she Was powerful as a lion anc as hand
some as a icfu q.
iger has tFot ed mile in IS witho train.
ing: Re has stood th seasons in erm,n mt, nd
| can show rerT pro9ising p emf am colts. Tie
character of Morgan stock is S, we'll es abb shed
n Il Il is not deemed naeessar to 90 into de-.
tiil. II stands eonressell2 at the heal Of all
hloods for spet d, end rance and general excl
lente.
God ASSURE will Be- prov deA for mares but
| the IN .ersi nd will not be respon IDLE ior ac-
| cid nts escap tn #.
! IF Mss 500 for the scason-half t. be
| raid at the end Of The season. and VIXEN the
| MR. is known to be with foal the remaining
| half viii be collectod--th S, 81 81 will be
ch rgad for the service Of h h rise, and 81 , 20
| more if there should be 10 H.
As rumprs are aioat th-t the Tier is not n
| fast trotter. ! " sh to STA | will wager s 90
that he can trot mile in less than three miautcs:
| the money 10 be ut up !uly Is and the trial
| 10 take place on the Is Of ctoh
L e. 4
nation relati G to my horse ta,S. L ;tert and
| ). ID. Saxby, Monona, Arson Piers Of Farm.
ersburg and to r. .llioi AMI Mr.. " hite of the
Lii cry Stable at West Union.
| A se ula- attendance Of mares during the
season is required.
WM. HODGK Ms.
Elksl,r, Ayril 1857. m@n3o.
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ALBANY. July 7.

Since last evening letter has been re-
ceived by the committee of arrange
ments from ex-Presidcnt Fillnlore, ox-
planning the reason Of his absence fro.n
tho funeral of Gov. Marcy, that he is
suffering from inflammation Of the eyes.
Ex-Presldents Van Buren, and Pierce,
and Hon. VIM. II. Seward send their
acceptance of the invitation, and will be
here tonight. The students of Union
College. Schenectady, and the Mayor
and Common Council and Military of
TROY have also signifed their intentions
Of being present. Gen. Cooper has
issued an order to the regiments Of the
ID brigade to attend the funeral fully
equipped. By the request of Gen
Wood. who was in the city to-day. the
Burgess Corps will attend as mourners
and will flank the hcrse without arms.
The flags of the shipping, and Of all
public buildings are and will remain at
half mast.
The stores and buildings in the city
are draped in mourning. A committee
OF the Common Council, with detach-
ment of the Burgess Corps. left this
city at half past ! this morning. to es-
cort the remains down. They left the
corpse at Schenectady, and accompanied
by = delegation of citizens of Boston
reached here at 3 this P. NJ. At the
Railroad station the remains were met
by the Burgess Corps and large num-
Der OF citizens. A procession was form
ed and they marched to the Capitol
(The streets were crowded with specta-
tors. The corpse on arriving at the
Capitol, Was placed in the Assembly
chamber, which presents very impos.
Ing appearance, the columns. gallery
and speakers chair being dr,ped in black.
The coffin which contains the remains of
the illustrious deceased is a metallic one,
and is enclosed in wooden shell, cov-
cred with black cloth. The coffin Is
placed on stand in vacant place be-
fore the speakers's desk.
A stack of arms is placed on one side
of the coffin, and the silence of the large
chamber is unbroken except by the tread
Of the sentry who guards the remains
The heavily draped mourning chamber
will DO opened for visitors from 7 till II
tomorrow, but at Mrs. Marcy's request
the coffin will not be opened. The Bur-
CESS Corps is divided into four COM
panies for the purpose Of guarding the
tcmains. '......-.... -
The first Company under the COM
mand Of Sergeant Taylor, will be on
duty from l2 to 6 p. NJ. The second
Company is under charge of Nc Cheney,
and will be on duty from P. M. till la.
The third company is in charge of Lieut..
Cutler, and will be on duty from / 2 NJ.
to 6 P NJ. The fourth in charge Of
Gen. Wsmple, from A. NJ. till noon.
All the stores and public buildings will
close at noon tomorrow, until 4 ?. NJ.
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St1NuCL OF. stolen.

rom the Subscriber, il ing in Monona, on
!. or atO.t the I'd Of June, Dark Bay Horse
Colt, yeas Old this Slr.np, with white feet
black main, few white hairs in his tail. round
built and good form. Any re son returning
said Colt or giving such information that he can
be recovered, shall be literally rera dctl.
:. WM. WITHROW.
MonOna, Iowa, n3S-iw
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TIE Packet Messenger,
+. Stewart, COMaanan der,

WILL ply regularly bet"e.n Fulton City
anil st. Paul during the season of 1851. The
MES SENGER will be at McGrgsr ey.
"Wednesday hight on her way ap. and every
Srnlav on her /, turn