The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-28

81. Louis Republican, that census returns
had bsen received in Kansas, from is coun-
ties, giving an aggregate Of s,96s registered
voters. But few additional returns would
be received prior to the expiration Of the
time for their receipt.
The General Assembly Of the Prcsbyteri-
an Church of the United States met in
Cleveland, Ohio, on the alst. The Conycn-
ton was opened by sermon from l.. u.
lIIcSox. One hundred and sixty-threc per.
sous were enrolled as commissioners. MANY
were arriving. Rev. Mr. FISHER, Of Gin.
cinnati, was elected Moderator. After elect
ing clerks, the Convention adjourned until
the mex, day.
On the 22d, the Massachusetts, House Of
Representatives. by vote Of 95 yeas to l57
noes refused to concur with the Senate on
the Kansas resolve, making an appropria-
ton for the all Of settlers in that Territory,
contingent On the opinion Of the Supreme
Court that il is Constitutional.
The New School Presbyterian General
Assembly met in I.x;n,,op Ev M, a..
~, IL, I
->' '"o ''"''ro' anu '"en'y-"'e dee-
gates were present. The opening sermon
was delivered by DR.. IooK. DIR. VAN RESs
s,, -, ph;,a,,o,,h;, ,.,. o,..,., NJ.
tor, AMI nr SLOAN, temporary Clerk.
A ,l.spo,cb from Wo.b;n,,o, ,ix,s tho
so,lov;,, 4, r,l,,;o, +, Airs /, r,.,.
w.su,rrnv u.r -,
I,;se.,;u,,oJ ,ho, ~, ,,ons ,o., a,
ing in the direction Of Utah comprise about
2oOo men.
Jadgships in TIE Territory which will soon
be hlled, and probably another Marshal will
=. aPpp'''" N l"'''''''."t ~ '''.o''"s
The mar, Of the Mormon. ,o ,hsr the militia
rs will be employed to enforce the laws AMI
protect citizens Of the L. >. from Mormon
opposition. IL Is supposed however tnat
" Tbe I:n:ernorsh;n nS t',,h = .,; III nn.',
tied. although several gentlemen are solici-
tons for The posi,ion. The Goy,Tnment i
evidently anxious Ia select one who will com.
binc personal bravery with administrative
talent ana ahqn's,'oned discretion.
IN nv posaa,nn'e VI ol'' ,us 10. nn
DELAY.
,dd;,i,n,, inflammation sr,m no,,.,.,
,on,,;es og N;cb;,.o, r,I,, oonsrr,, ,,-,,,;,,,,
e"'' 10y '"''''' "'' '''''"
accounts ot the dtstitutipn existing there
ron,r;.,,;.,s e.. tho ,,l,r os,h,, ..U
'"' WV '''o' VI '"o s"e'o'S
are being received from the cities in the in
"rIpr Oh tbc stare anu art ior"afuou ny VI"
Tyr,ut,ye tlonmi,,e, of ustro;t
a,b,,,,;,;.,, c. H., t,,h ,,
bread,h Of the specbes in the Dam, di.
vorce case IA s,llous .-aNr Cuo,,r. ar.
g,nnent in behalf Of Mrs. Dnrox, occupied
tif'y-fonr iet Of solid printed matter and by
Iin,al measure would reach quarter ola
mile Mr.. D,NAs argument on the oppo-
site side would more than 20 half way round
Boston Common, and these two speeches,
~ ~, -. ~ oiVu"'s "I,s an,
tho Common and Tho nnhIic yar,sn y
Nv. r,o. 70, ,a,.;a0. s-u ia,
3, ,.a,1 - a.. -, T.
mi. cor,r,,,;c a., r,,ro,o,, e;r,, :, Re-
,, w.. 1h.a.h
IN. r.r,,,or, x..ar,,, p,o...,,o..
beng made to send a large number Of m'-sion.
Il" mSyamsa,s Of Y"pps Sn nat ,~eoya viii
those received via California He seemed to
"a. planning an exploration and plsa.ar. ca.
,srs'o" TO the Mormon .e.'len' at on samoa
af s4a Bersnaiiao, and The surrounding .ettIs.
"'n''' hAd nee" ''"Sd 70 saH 'aSe my