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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at 10 o'clock and was
called to order by the Speaker pro TEN.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
PETITIONS.
A petition was presented from citizens OF
Goodhus and Wabashaw counties, for new
county, to be called Xumbro. Referred to
Committee on Towns and Counties.
A petition from citizens Of the State ask
ing for the establishment Of new county
to be called Madison. Referred to same
committee.
The committee to whom was referred a
bill for the protection of fish, in certain
lakes, reported a general bill for the presrv.
alton Of fish.
REs0t.UTioNs.
Mr.. TEFFT offered resolution that the
House hold evening sessions. Not agreed 10.
Mr.. FOSTER offered resolution provi.
ding for afternoon sessions Not agreed 10.
Mr.. T.. II. THOMPSON offered reso-
lution requesting members to refrain from
smoking. The resolution was adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GIBSON; For a homs stead,
and to exempt certain property from taxa
ton
by Mr.. BkVANS: For a State road
from Red Wing TO Blue Earth City
BY Mr.. WILSON For State roads
from Looneyvlle to Elliota, and from La
Crescent to Chatfeld.
by Mr.. FLADELAND; Memorial for
an appropriation to construct a bridge
across Root river.
BY Mr.. CHOWES Memorial for a
mail route from Minneapolis to Glencoe.
BY Mr.. WAKEFIELD To provide
for the qualifications OF Clerks Of District
Courts.
SENATE BILLS FIRST READihu
An act regulating limited partnerships.
Joint resolution relative TO the Sioux and
Winnebago Indians.
An act to incorporate Nininger CITY
A bill to extend the time for the nav.
mcnt Of taxes in the town Of La Cr,s-
cent
4 bill 70 provide for the locating and "a
tablishing State read from Twin Lakes
in Carlton county, TO Beaver Bay, in lake
county.
An ao, to locate State rad from Mon.
tic,llo 10 Forest CITY.
An act TO amend an act entitled an act
10 INCORPORATE the winona ferry, approved
March 6, A u. ls57.
A bill for an act to extend the time for
Paymen, OF taxes in the city Of Winona
A memorial to the Postmaster General
relating TO the mail service in Southern
Minnesota.
A memorial to Congress for the stab
hshmen' OF a mail roate from Chstfeld 10
Wiunehago City.
sEOoSp READING HoCsR BuIs.
An act authorizing the electors Of LIE |,
>neIr county 10 vote upon the locaiicn Of /
County seat of said county.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called TO order by IN
Speaker pro TEN.

PETITIONS.
Mr.. NJ. THOMPSON presented a peti.
ton from citizens Of blue Earth county for
ferry charter 10 J A. BIpwsLI. Refer.
rcd to the committee on ferry charters.
A communication from the City Of ST.
fsnl Common Council was presented, dis
approving 1T the bill introduced by Mr.
Raach to extend the limits Of the City. and
DIVIDE the same into four Wards
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at 10 o'clock, and was
called 70 order by the Speaker
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
NIX. MARSHs ELEVENTH. LECTURE.

The Hon. Mr. March gave h- yesterday lecture %
the Ip,erjec,ion Irterecors he sac, though natural
souuds, Offered among different people eeeortink to
their o.iT,Ient Organizations, mental and pty-ical.
Ttey differed a. tie cries OF children diGerent.
One grea pby ca cau,e Of tbs variety the u.s Of
different muscle. by different nation 20 prodace tue
ssue or sLalogou. souncs which created the great
Gifcu met with by sduis WHO attempted 10 leIra
rew language. The vocal organs which had been
tranei to tue production Of the h,sine and lisp ng
English the cultural Arabic, or the ,ssl French or
Portuguese, found it difficult TO give with purity
the clear toner Of the Italian. The lDtonstion'
which gave to the norosy l.aa language Of 5 ,ust
Eastern Asia the possibility OF uak,sg hs.i dozen
words out Of single syable, were skin 70 ,he ist-r
jec.cn. These in'oos,iots were u-d IL the Swedish
AID Darh 10 some I,e Of al-o aud R-sk hif imagined
difference between the sound Of pal sni pat 10 the
Ergish. But with all tneir varsity, c:ections had
family resemblance; they coOstted Of vowel, pre-
osded an1 lowed by guttursl or an ssPerate. IL
TAD been asserted that ney notpossnrs Oi speech
or dscOune; still they had q mesoln9 aIcns, 10
which pecul sr,y they differed from oshef words. IL
bad beer said Of Whitfield. th.. biz in.e1ectioos w're
smorg his most Effective words. There WAS aspeces
Of irterjec;i,n which sppts-ed To- 70 & KIND ot
VEGA. gesture. These were net mercy lo'o'an-
tsIy e1pie.sors Of elsstoA, and they usually
expressed u desire command, ~ tEas they Psrt""k
Of tie a.ure OF imperative verbs. sach we're Jd'e-
.cel and God for5l4. Creek, especially IN ps-soune
iecsnstop, wss hil Of such porasss. L. was rs'i
'hs, il TIE Basque language itej ction' were re5l-
larly dec.irsd. Apea 10 the in,erjec:ion were 1s
bean,ies Of sigpiEcss. nod1!s,ion. plain, simple
Unaffected nsAa.r in speech ard ge-.ue was ore os
The nost dnealt tbogs OF requirement; for evsry.
where il WAS most Laura. TO DC unna:Ursi--sSis~
Iersons wee abe to ocu.ste tue So &C IN Tesains -
they voAc DO Il producing the same words 10 :orvef
ss,ioo The II ,n.er.-nn CT mos. readers va phsee'
by tho coI.rus, Of one .et C. mnsclss. sod ths
.,ra.re e psT.cu's- -. cf musc,-s bsought Oh "a
bronchial sfectcrs with which those "h
iesd much, Ike ciergyreu, were 20 genefA'y
I affected. -bls Ie-y.r, .ho Used sne'r "oe'
uuco more. escaped, bec..ss they sPoxs more
rsta-sly, u.ei gsssseg vsaes: o uaiases AM .asse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
The Fillibusters Off.

MOBILE Tue-day. Dec. ., lSs-
The schooner Susan, Capt. Marcy sailed from this
port yesterday with liO passenger aud well pro-
visoped but without clearance preiense OF being
bound , a oosstu voyage. Before reaching Mobile
Point she ov,rhsuled by al armed boat from the
cutter McClelland and stopped.
epsssepeers on board the Susan threatened the
cutter men with yioerce aud refused 10 allow them TO
board ber Our Collector is awaiting instructions
ironl the Treasury Department Much indignation 10
II spiested by the fllibusters and their friends.
TIE Goverumsut spy, Wilson OF Ohio, leis the city
very suddenly discovering, on the paIt OF some,
disposition TO administer 10 him . coat of tar and
featheys.
Mr.. Wthers, our present Mayor, has beer reelected
MoBrtE, Wedresd sdsy, Dec s, 1858.
The schooner Susan, With the NieAagusn enlgrAnt',
went to sss last night The cutter McCleiland hred
into her but no damage caused. Lieut.. Whyts
OF the cutter remained on board the Susan - .
Gusst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
Eleven Days Later from California
ARRIVAL OF THE OF AkER CITY.
NV. ORLEANS, tuesday, Dec. !, lHbS.

NiwOHLEAss, tuesday, Dec. = 1853.
The steamer Quaker City has arrived here with
California dates Of the 2hn u,, received via the
TehnaI,epec route. S0e brings ~ passengers.
Business continued to improve at Sau Fraocisco.
Eight shps had arrived there during the fortnight
from A,ltn,ic ports. Mem. Our New-Orleans cor
respondent does give the of any OF these
,es,els.-Ntw-York Rep.
The ship Lucas FROM Victoria, bound TO San Fran
cisco has been wrecked on Fabulous Leland, and 10
hives losi. The vessel was total loss
The steamer Golden Age, which LEFT San FRANCISCO
on the GOTH ult for Panama had c~o aud quarter
millions N specie snd 800 passengers
The steamship Hermann. from New-foik for San
Francisco, was spoken on the 2lst u!t, within one
day OF port.
The mails hence for San Francisco via Tehnaniepec,
reached their destination in eighteen days inc1dins
de,eI ton Of 6U hours at Acapulco.
Th. Istbnu- va in good condition
Ten thousard letters lad been sent fionSaa Fran
cisco by the Overland Mall.
Penn Johnston, tried 81 San Francisco for killing his
atttgoi ist 10 a duel, he'd been acquitted.
Tie United States f. gate Mer mac saIed from Hon
olulu on the >Sd Of October.
A cargo { ice had arrived at Honolulu from Boston,
in gooo order.
Twsniy-seycn arctic whalers had slso arrived at
Honolulu with % $50 barrels Of oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LryyRrooL COIrON MARsEr.-Tne sales OF Cotton
~ itre. ay. toe departure OF the Cy of "ss
istou wr!e 100 ess Of Wlsh D bales we're 20 -. Gals
and ,Npotefs Prices were without change from
lie euo'sti0p. PEI Europa the n4sTset clo.inZ duh
ST ,TE or TRaDE.-Tfac9 at Manchester was
rsther quiet, but prices were trGi r., -
LIyhRPoOL BREADsTUFFs MARhtr..-ihe LIVER
,o Rr,ad.,uHs u.rk-t rsllY ci Metst hcnar-
,or S Ice Co quote II " very dun .nd 9uot'oH uo
Wesitrn Canal - aH Phsccipnia ssd re :.
Ohio Y 2a very hrn, slf ne t1e frse' h.f
sdyauc,t d.: Re- Wer'srn itG6 }; White d . - ~
oiir souiherr ceG75. Com yey dun Mixed y, Tel
lo,. . " hi.e 81 az
LtyikFoOL thUylsIoS NAkSyT.-The Liverpool
P1,,or usi.,. eenersly du. Beet q bat tahas de
,ud sed ,rces weak PofE orl but s,esdy. Bacon du
rd pnres dropping itrd dull holder. were hfneE IL taer
d, tu.i e. s,li.. IS 50ji Isllo~ s-'ady.
JWynPnoi PRoDUCE MARKFT Resin Vas stead
q. for Common Ashes quiet; Potash o. Pearls ~ Sus''
c!p,,o buoy8n; Cohee qut. Bics tfG spIt' IarPells
s'r,dy Git. -
Io.Dos M,RkErs.-Tbe WHEAT market was urn
Svs.E tnoys CoFFEE firm, and teyl slightly higher Tr.
cu.t RICs hrm. T,LLcw hrn q, s. 3
IoSDoN MoSFl MAREEr --Consols closed on Tues
Say tt. sd, a; s5i ts2i To- 10th souty and Account
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS.

FIFTH WARD SCHOOL OFslcERs.-ln this Wzrd
Charles C. Mott schieved per-oual triumph. A.
though al sctivc Republican in Democrats doSn-
town We'd, and bitterly denounced by toe American
wire. .puers for his support Of The preseLt COmmls-
sioIer. Dr.. Eager, OIL the Bible question, Mr. Nott,
heading tie Citizens An'i-P~lcai 81 ticket, carried the
Wsrd by an overwhelming vote, bestiog he Demo
cra'ic opp, nett more then t@o 10 ore, aud having
arcer sju,y than the entire vote cast for Gov. Nor
gan in November. DR.. Eager. ruuriog upon the Cti-
zers end Tummaty tickets, il reelected beating John
Hewe,t. jt Am, Woo DEM aui RspJ Dy 5l2 una
jority. Samuel +. Bsrseg lCitzens 3 e.eotei To-
spector By large, and Johu l. Roome Wood Don.,
hep. ald An J, Tru usseo BY smell minority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

The Secretary Of the Treasury recommends that
those articles OF merchaud,se paying now II duty of
4, z, I2, 10 and "a per cent aud comprised under
echedues know for convcri,ice sake as schedules
II. G, F. ID aud c sholld be respectively raised to
&, 10, Is, 90 and Is per cent 10 order to restore
the list To The deciua line thus increasing the do
ties about ,e00,000 per anuum, and az the same
lime facilitating the couputatin at the Custom
Houses. The H,roid yest.'rdty moroins. ia order
this proposed change, Sery ",ey filed up two col
umns with lit Of such articles Of merchandise as
happen to be known by names commencing with
the letters c, ID, L, G und IL. This world is full
of genius.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
GREAT BRIIAIN,

Tie London Morning Post, anti Ministerial, an
nom ces the recall Of Lord Napier and tue promotion
Of M. Lyons, from Florence TO Washineton 1t says
tha, the assigned cause of biz recall ia, Lord Nsper'
t.pde1cv in favor Of the Monroe do rine. TIE Gfo5(,
spti.Nusiterisl. confirms the report, but say. that
Lord Napier will have European mission, the Gov
emmett meely making the change IN the regular
course Of Diplomatic p.o potion, bei,g perfectly salts
fed with LORD Naper's course
Th,oyeicue ship Agiocourt, with 20 900 ounces in
cold bad arrived from Melbourne.
The Indfftndance Bsge ssys tha, the English Cabi-
ne, has notified Holland OF its refusal 10 assume the
protectora,e OF Saiawsk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
The SLAYER Echo Case.
Arguments OS THE WRIT ~ nsBrAs cor


CoLusBIs, 5. c., Saturday, Dec I, lS''.
The Court met st u O'Clock precisely. The prison.
srs in the SLAYER Echo case, sixteen in lumber were
brought into Court in custody OF the Msrshsi AID his
assistants.
MsIshal
Mr. Hamiltou-lf the Court peasos, have the fol-
lowing return 20 make to the writ Of h6seas corpus
directed Ia nre on Thursiay last
Tas rri.d sat, eJ iaerieI, si;h ciTeai Isisr-' u
,. terfe X T. Bate. Alexander Rogers Archibald s,o,t
wihsul ry' por1niso p, psHr, G,7rIe P'ke1 joan
S0. o,a iHs4 ps.o Ss a. Mrs d.. joe Go11si,
Lima Antonio Mitnoy-h aud Jose sr.pci,co. 90
uriei sstss ;or Il. D,rr.st Of south Carolina.
Hst ton Uui;eo ss;ss higssal IN sld fr Tue Dfnci
Of sb Csror, uPn whom W.T. Of h.sea. CORP. s, e-.a
Ied OIL he p.t, heeneefore aaas- tor re-
thereto il obeoisncc 70 se n@acA. OF % ''li WIZ BRAN
hoe Court bod - o. se Aforesaid P's'aei' sai fe'-
r. hi. lonniapr Court d peis5l' wrrv are''-i ~ 4
7'h das Of Ausu,; 10 ne "a, Of oar L1ii Iss
The land and of RoSri GIreI, Conlmi'-ohef
efih, Coar n. the Di.inc, q sou'a Caois
lad ht s aud 81 OF ,h- of Congress. sPpE9vsi
ch ns, lss ard bring 5efr bin he sad Robert C.
Sict, to e.a NTH AID disposed o. according 70 l,E 60
Tat the ssFesia brousEt t-!fe Robert u-
sr,r. he,.is cate ne .7.i d, Of ser.ber, D. ls's,
committed xI Of ,sfes;on rT; WHICH sHd rsr-a
T.e T.iiet Ssr,e. t Ansries s0=fi Cs-ria- D.sre.'
b, Rt Giehn, e.s UH'-d sss'e' Co'nn''oHer n 'na
To D. H. Hsaion. e-s Msr.a fr ss.d p''1. or hi, s~'
FOL Deputy iIe :. tie h,sper c' hs common III L sai Ds
.rict:
These require yos foI.A~ib 10 eoo'ey snd dtsr no
tie CT o. thr OF said M tie bodies OF iio.s
Jo..pA .nd Douibo D-iepsr@ e5srSsi tiore ns on 90
osih Joseh BIS ford, ~u,-usut IL i-- nne' s:,rs
S.vy ,nd Wh o! he Il t:1z called re
Icbo ci.g eii.1-. VI re - lnH-s >taF'
Az receiving bss flch vessel owned Aforesaid certain
no; h Tye BY lsws Of ,:tEsr g; he os;es oF
T.pr.s 81 ,fs aiief ststs with iIteos 70 usse sa n~
me-, ,sy,, IN Of hr iol;io AID SL ou, oi tes
% Co.irra' y. 'i' lfed s'ae' Af''o'e 4' - i''
s,rIs,rs tie ssii og.Dfr f.rs
and y,u .se tpr hersey Tesii-rf % reee ths
t..u :h.re AAfs : 20 Asc1 -, g.,
s,v..ut lss enc IL tie .htyhlrd year of th@ Aaeres
t3es r. .fcrcs. - c,,-u,,-- -,
tSir~e.l n u " W n.ot n. 80.
T., sad o.,' re i.sd h TIC oee
u.u,s IL ttt .ai that respondent. rld-
sS !, vtg. h'oass; tie ssn pefroHs - n
x,.ss V C..res a. ss Prvssa: :sw 9. ss Iuv-E cSs'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
IOWA.
,rr.uonience of The ". Y. Tribune.
MURDER IN THE FIFTH WARD.

Yesterday afterucon, about 81 o'clock, light
occurred between two yoapg Den, nsued Micbae of'
its,er am Christopher Gof, about 81 abandoned
woman with whom hoy associated, which terminated
BY Forester stsbbrg Cot several times, INJECTING
fatal WOUNDS. The particulars wh ch were gathered
by ouc reporter were obt aimed with much difficulty.
About three months ago, Gof and Forester, who
were stage e-irvers, bad dispute up to"n, winch
ended in fight, ard Con nearly bit OF one Of Forres-
ter. thuab. 1be parties We're separated, ard Forces
ter It Is -si, thFeatened that L ever he could set
hold Of Goff sgsn he would Kill hiD. Yesterday
sfterroon Forester had been drok'ng win some
frier6s in the grosgery at No. 6i We.t brosd~sy
corner of Worth street, kept by nan named Jonn
Purcell ard jus, he leaving the place ne erPed
G. s,anopg On the corner. He stepped up 70 hifh
and after few angry words they ollncnsd, ana or
roster evidently getting tae sors, Oh ~ wen l'
Grew DIRK srd stabbed Gof twco II ths back par OF
the reck and IN tue upper portion OF the nsn'
chest betwe,n the third and four.h rits. Ine woiha
ed nan was borne by cisiEens 70 the drug store
Of DR. Smith IN Wet Broadway. Tne Docto' aeeins
that tee nan was eyceEty IN dying eohaHl"o, 0el'
for the police who took him TO the NeS-iorA i0rp''
tAl, where Ls died IL sholt time after oewS TAKEN
there. Forester was quite cool duir tue Woe
actor, sDj pios,s, Up his bat, which hsl 'a1'rn 'h
du-irg tie melee, walked oG-po1s OF The spectators
having the courage 10 e,tarnpt 70 arrest niu' Oo'
has been OF, of employuelt for shor tune anc 'ae
police cay re has been ser. ~ Bsekw-ts 'ssua set'
.ya rns- Tcr disordery corduct sud drupkenne~' &C
rss ,bou. g yeas oid, al has 10 rseu'ee IN .n'
city. Oac.rs wee ssa;cniag atter tie nurarf'' A'
sisi;, AID i. = tough, they vii bc sbs ~ sIfss'
ks.Sro morning,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

TIE R,Ssgr FCsD.--Mr. J.nes r. Brady locturv
this evsuirg Ut CSutnn Hall on Ainsrc1r Art on be-
half Of the Iarrey Fond Aad the sc,u:e, no toubt,
from tie vel. kEown tsieat Ct the le fGrr, VII bs
well worth bs.sLilg TO. The R.nney fand psrases
It ID usrecssssry for us to say, ~ the enterprise eM
been advertised in column s faao for the bes-
sft Of the widow ard Children Of very worthy nsn
and deserving rti-t. vb"-e premn,nre death lsa
them in ireisSD. circunStenccs "a strongly DID tho
sppral tp he generecs synp1hiss Of he artists
OF ths city ,hs, they have each psAed pturs To 10
mrs, exhibited sno teen sod for tho bnee. Of this no
ir;bLsfs family. NJ Brady Diss the srss,s To al IN
ks way .bs'r generous pnrpO-e, nd al mat vs,td
is that the public shall make aA; poSpose perfectly
fgsosssfal ty their snppo't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
Sixra CoCNCW DfsrsfC-.
-. NAa.l .NLIIIrt Inrf. 4.
;EyH>rH C0UNCIL Dlsrsfcr.
IN,r \X'h NNf.'arr NNitt Wards.
COUNCNMEN ELECTED.

lAsresriy caa b. known f-Vui tee above hs1rs'
Ds
". Morgan Jores Tammsny Democrat.
George Bickfori. ToTmsry Democrat.
John a. Tipper, Tammany Deu"crst.
vii an n hulteel Taunauy Democrat.
James u. EstaIe. H. 'pUbicip.
jones J"nes, Republican.
V..Chailes G.. Corueu, Trmmauy Democrat.
B-rismr I RHODES, T-mmsny Democrat.
1loin-s O. Hsll, Repuhi an and American.
John r. Eg bert, kepGblcsn anc American.
William r.. Dary-a, Republican aud American.
Jo1p Mcconnell. Tamn'auy Democrat.
VI Abraham, Ient, Repubicao and Aneric-n.
Dsrlel Dauos, Republican ard American.
Frank j. OItarsoY, Republican.
George Rues, Repub ican.
William Lar sheer. r. Republican.
Gilbert Pistt, rammauy scd American.
VII. .Chariee \. De- ker. Repnbc "a and American.
Hamilton B-bootk. Rapuhcan eod Amer ean
Daniel Towusetd, Republican and Ameriean.
james c. M"Aiaw, kepublic,u ,u ant American.
Wiiism IL Valentine, Republican aud Amer.
Ira A. Alter Republican and American.
Republican and Amo rican-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

~h.eh Goi ios, o,cd to b. r,ei 10 -Pcsk'cs. -
Expei.vr si-o sl 70 th-ir'ere e-i'ou. wr March
cos ex-p'i,r 70 wrS-'er's eet1i, % - Erp'irc 10
h'rsef by rsf-n-ocr prrrrars :" the Gork liter
;.cfiprs hr nsunei mich is-ra by ixnDesrt sod
llocicsl pe-sons, for sck Of words q moro rrecse
syrhcsncr; o uer, perhsp-. i~ SEX at mr. cse
III, IS - esfros-so Pro'e"e s'sH"s" W. op-o "
The ssne .aislic o'rcou lie o"oe scd ~ trse'sy
tie orsio Of tie ,~lnosii"u Jfr'''yto tne 'ov'cs-
ticus of tie ,Fsrce cvcsts' b-;hcrs, til Dessci ID
H., Geek tie Gtw.,ioitte Laiio ',thlaL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

The management ofour State Prisons is vested in
. Board Of toree Iosprctors During the Isst year,
The Board has been coo,tltuted, politically, thus
cne Republican. one American, obe Deinerat. Tne
result, Of course, has been n contIDusl urangle.
Many Of the most important officers of the prisons
have held their places "nly three months at time
the arrangements beiO2 such that the govern
rent OF each Of the three prisons alternately fails
to the lot Of Ooe lospector every quarter In tho
year who can sn'ptsd until the u-xt quarter C ,m-
merces, any officer be- phases. Here Is confusion
worse confouDdc0. Craving out of this aod other
serious defects in the pIisOu g"eerDment, @e have
Escapes multiplied, rebcons among the c0nsicts,
puDistments even unto death and g-ner Il demo
ralizetion throughout Il was only the other day
that We read ola c0nVict's nhkinga bet az the sag
gestion Of keeper. Whether tpis story be true
or not, enough s Bnowu t" call loudly upon the Le-
Gislat0re for refo But t. get this we need tho
at, rtion of The peopr to the subject II is to tho
enlightened, bum1be public sentiment OF the State
al must look for the initi story steps in that
direction. Are We 10 loOk in vain for any improve
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09
TWENTY VESSELS WRECKED IHAEURgICASz
Cotton and Bresd.tu1, Du-COrsOl. o. dgc..
eyts sr.o1ndlsrd sr3 American Cou7Tsny' Lines O2.s
No l.-rea

eyts scsr.undsrd su3 American Ccr.Tsry's Lns' OF .
No. p Wan street
ST. JoHSs. y. F., W-dresday, Dec. :, 1853.
The screw s'eaurbip City OF Washington, Capt.
Peine. from Liverpool or Wedne-dsy. tne 2i.h ut,
pss,td Cap. Race at o'clock on Tuesday sltcri. ,op.
The City Of Wssbiueioo I-ft liverpool at ro)o Of
the oath. She encountered succession of boaEy
westerly gal, Tor the last ter day. Of her 7aase she
vii be due at Ncw.Yo on 81 ur'ay next.
Hrr s,'vic.-, vi ch are f,ar day. LATER than those
by the Europa. via Halifax reached this port today.
The Roy al Mai steamship P-r-ie, from NeF-YcTk
Or Wednesday Nov. 10, arrived q; Liverpool oa Sun
ds,, the 2lst.
The ecr.w steamship ygo from New-Yo-k, and tho
Apglo-Ss1op fIom Quebec both on the 90 IT,, also
arrived 81 Liverpool on the 2lst
The steamship Pacific from New-York, Nov !, vis
s.. Johns, y. f., November IT, arrived a. Galway
On the cd.
The scr~w steamship Einburg, from New-York, az
rived at glasgow On the sd.
Itwas reported ia England previous to the sailing
Of the City Of W Arlington that Lori Napier nad been
recalled ON biz NILSSON ct Washington, ami Is to be
.ucceeded By Mr Lyons from Florence.
There wa no Icws 'f tho missing steamer Iniian
Empire. Insurance was being effected upon her NJ
@ per cent.
TIE steamship Ariel wac unable to resch Bremen,
owing 70 ice, and reure,d to Southampton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

rorthern prosinces of M"x''o; Wca1gre wbcn he
PROPOSES. party for th' pc"t"ct"D oi the Southern
Calforpis overaud mail route hut prucip,ly--o
muchis Mr. Bucbsnau the victim Of philanthr"P!-
out c{ a desire to protect the M.xicrns from toe
Indians. The " \. Times, III It's attempt to back
up the Presidrots philsothtopcal pr"pos''Ioo' r.
fers to the obligations VII 90 we contracted o! laS
terms Of the treat, "f p"tce with Mexico u pro-
i.ct the inhabitants Of tra, country 7gain'' ID'iHn
spreads from our sldc OF the line. mt oo'lsation'
The Inns 10 ist., we cano", fu'fll without r'k'ng
military Procession of sonora aod Cb'buhhua. Pray,
has that journal forgotten t'S'' hndIng ourTelvr8
utterly incompetent to fulfill this obligation, &c
scn4 time sioce, at the exPtbSe Of several millions
Of dollsrs. bousns b release from it Os the s.me
tfoaty by which seq ii'ed the additional tract Of
Territory known as the Gad,d-n Purchase, soutl
of tte Gisl Having paid So much money to get
nd Of this expensive ard lmp'sedc obligation,
il would seemfO be ittlr foolish ia the present
state Of The trea'ury sud with the present f'rce Of
our army, voluntarily TO resume its fuldLment.