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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
p,>rrt : uouCH Aucti Office N. 22l BIo,d~sy
HOT SEHOLD FIRNITl RE- s.

D,>Irt : uouCH Aucti Office NJ 2lN BIo,dHsy
CPLENUID HOUSEHOLD ri IRNlIl RE. 81
- AUCTION N-DANIEL $ HOCGH will sell TO-MORHoN
tThuraayl a. lOt O'Clock AL the contents Of he so'y
.ane stone from, sd.nce No 2i West M st. between oth snd
lrh avs London Terrace The house h slraPaou,y
fni,ed o. IL -erteel orter 10 tne ois-ieh
.re fu suite 4 dining Furniture Exenson Iaoe bu'
and match beside 1reai variety ot hGeheu urn.
Ivory Cutlery Cg; Gss' sad Bohemian ws'e
psys Deposits required Of purchaser IN the fAloi
A. Velvet .hre rosewood Suites side and la EaSer
Pier Center Tables Easy Chairs snf Fante, btonfe
CocL, Vases fue Painting Curtains Couches, Bokt'e
and Library SecreaTc, rosewood Paro IoaVe hne Eh-a
iugs In the Chambers saPoT carved roewooa
Rrs-, ConpoSes Sofs, COches Chair. Cspets mahossuy
Bedstead. &c 10 pure euedhs Nattres. aud hn' oAae
and Bedding Of ali kinds Catalogues can he han y t nous
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCIlOh-One
i on tba lOth 4 Mass at o'clock p. containing t~o
v,ps Houses and OF Land 10 the center 1 tne W
i.s of &e.ttr .notbrs the lh Of March 81 IL ocos
f., IN, ia D,nbury vhlss, formerly owned BY VIM A. Bun
Y,t ,-scaas qLe the S.ul..ucl BsLk WsrPorf OF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
sascs bs 1nni6n-

ArCTIOH SALE OF HOUSEHOLD fuRNI-
"A rlIsy ITHI, DAT Wedu..t,y) hNch alt
No si Wet ighs n'g On ~; c,.. :. ,se ys.1.r. .ss spl
10 Rs.~sasst s.a Dinas Rvom Fur-itse "a $500 ~.
cloth. STAR Capt., Ro4'. r P.iio. SsIe a -
shAde. Ons o. " sotvsTdS BOVua eeeorHed ~
Toc,.r, Pr. o. Stool AID Cover 90. OF f' r2,
Secrrta-y B-ds ads A-so. Casnio-t 'Npo'''
Esaus aca ~ asts,s. "a, a.. . r -. -..,h.- Al
sale postivr, " ithoo, r-erd 70 2 70 u NA'
2 a, rr : b. r-rac, - irrn-iis.riy . .>.,.
~ n : uolGH Auc,i In,er OfSoc No - BresivS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Jnsuranee Companies.

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nl Oxce No 81 Wslst.
At TIA Annus, Election held on the BIB insant
PUiIETTTS VI HOLT STEPHEN LININ8TON
JOSEPH p WICKHAM ESOCH KErCEAM
siIAs DAVIS WILLIAM A. CUMMINGS
OJIyER SHEPARD HENRY LYLEj ys.
HkNRY ROWLAND, BReNSrER YALGNrlSh
tIFRYp L. ROWE, GE0RGE b. WHITFIELD,
WILLIAM p MILLER ALBERT HAVEMsYER
STEPHEN w. GAINES. ISAAC n. SMITH
III JLsIA l. WALTON rEUNIS w. QUICK
EYIsOS SYrRVOOD ROBERT 2. SAGE.
HENRY q. REEVE, DAVID NJ rURSCEE,
DASiYI T WILLYTS JOSE T. NAVARRO
lTRFRT / DE CAMP, ASHER TAYLOR.
IOHN BRUCE yR. EDWARD BILL,
BIEJANIN II. HOWELL, NATHANIEL w CHATHA
W,r- .ct.d Drers Of hs Company for ths eosuins
and AZ neps Of the Board Of Directors hsd this day BEN
JAMIN II. HOWELL, esq, wu tesleoC.d President al
ASHER TAYLOR, esq. .n resles We, prsadsa.
HENEY P FRBEhAN 3esrsssry.
Nsv.Txi FsbrlsVs, 1884
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

VVNHE FIREMEN'S FUND INSURANCE COM
i PANY.-DECLARATION or INTENTION TO FORM
A COMPANY fOR FIRE IkSURANCE.-We, the under
aan4 hereby notice of intention socs,e and frm
ncoIvtsed Company ably Act of the Legslare
the State Of NwXOfk entitled An Act To provide Tor the
Incorporation OF Insurance Comanes passed June 2j sj, r
ur purpose Of making insurance on dwcn.s houses stores sd
kirJs Of blildug. and housea0d furniture mefchsn
and other loss damage by Ore and
risks Of inland svsstion and aton. Such Company -
be know by the siyl- Of THE RIREhRS5 FUND
Inst RANCE COMPASY" and 70 be located In the City Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 70 ROCHEsrER--Ths ROCHESTER, AN
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open, sa
eeioc with he Bn8.s Coming aud Eew.Yort and Nsv Ia
and Rrie Railroads forns direct route rem New fsn ,
Rochester. -,
Afforded by the wide cars renders it by Ar tho moH dss
between the ABOVE named eities .
can b. procured a. tho NswYot snd Ere a,lx
TcS.t Oace foot of Dusnsst and No. lss Bosiway iSi
Jersey Cay. Baggage checked through
Prishs NJ be transported betwesp New York aud Rcssa
with dispatch Any Information desired In regard thes:s es
obtsaed bv calling the res Agent OF Tie Neg fr
ana Tre R.ilrosd Ere Buildns or C. s. TAPPAN, ESss
Treilht Agent No. ls5 Broadway.
No trains On Buffalo. Coming and New FORK RAlros
s,nS., j. A. RkDFIELD, Supern.ssdsz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
IYEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
n 1857. WINTER ARRASoENsNr ~

Connsnclpg Dec. H. 1917.
p...sc.,r y,siiou In NswfYot corner xth e. sAd taS
N&A'S' w TRAINS LEAVE NEw-yoRK
roE.vV.vHn T:so a m tex J, lf:4S S:lo lsK) al u
p m FOR BhdsePort IN m. ts. sS @ e. .srls ls
n,r. T.9s a M ; i2:fS 4:eop N, for Nor~sl 70
s:io CcI 4:o $50 m ror DsIisn Ara Sfss1. -
"a Is 8: 10 (ox 4fo $50 For Port ChsSef ana n'ss
"' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boroo 's m lex SO m Csn =, GO, ce,1.s,1..s -
RIrosi 10 Non.ree So ~ lex and $40 m tsn usA
smp,on For Csns Railroad, o. m (eIl and ia:n ~ "
Railroad IN For Nsusatuek R.lrsad saa n
s:lOn n For Dsnbury and N2IHsk Railroad T;o n, ~
Pm. janis IL hoii, ~ e-f
NEWJERSEY RAILROADS. PhlLl.
IN DBLPHIA and the SOUTH s1d WEsf. ': JErs.i ,
CITY and Exprsss lines leave New fok a. and
snd and M fare SSi II and % 70 kenAsron tsnS
Tcksts sold for Cineinnsa tslT and SIS e AID I'm ~
md fox B.timose Washinroo, Norfolk, ko and hroan y
NC checked ~ ws.hinzton In 8 q IN and p n usn.
W Woodbury., Assistant Sup-isofsnA:A
check sseo min ssss in advance OF The tins Of esvns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

At meeting the Board Of Trustee held ~ the Once OF the
paly on Weduedsy afternoon, Feb IT, 1853 wasresoiyed
Dividend 40 per cent be declared ON the Participating
Pr ptid exiting Policies since Feb l. S1j accoIdns
30 ID. Recommendation Of the Oce. and Insurance COMMITTEE
and contained in the above statement.
The Reveron.ry value Of this Dividend will be added % the
M % -ch Policy The be credited 70 each Pohcy
will b. asofeined by the LIST Of March - .
FDK. 5. WINSTON Pre'd.nt
Ngn Y oh Feb. IL. lcS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
PENNsYLyANIA RAILR0AD.

DEM fLtA MA n a IL II " a "
il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connsosins the Azso
ode, vito Western, Northwestern aDd sous.westsn -
by . coutiuuous Railway diTes- This Roed also eona:s
Pt,bursh with daily line OF Steamers 70 s pors on the We
ern Rysr, snd Cleveland aud Sandusky with steaDsu ~
sh.ap ard rssbs BY which rREiGhr can b fovs
20 and from he Greet Wsst.
RATFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA md PlrrsSuR0s
GIasr c. CGiss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Csps. BooSsl
m, Good, Nm boxes bales and tnks Drugs Nn % snhv
boxes and baIcs) Featksrs Furs, &c...........l LOB
sIconp CLI0-Dotnestc sheetns, Shirting and
Tickins n original bass Drass n cssks Hard u ..D
TEisp CLASs-AnTls, Steel Chains lin cssks.
Hemp. Baron and Pork ssed ooso Ia sscks) idj cht
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigars, cut, 10. LOB
HouRrH CLAO-COfee, Fish, Bacon Besf and
Pork lin casks boxes, Eastward Lard and Lard "a .,
Oh, Nails, soods Ash. German Clay, Tar, Pitch, ,1 n
hosn, &c
ILous-IS y Dbl until further notics.
GRsrs-SSc. y 10 n until further notice.
CoITos-Ss bale not exceeding 80 weight undl ms
notice.
sul.r % m.,i tb. psetass va Peun.yi,si. Rsso.d:
Goods eonsisnsd o the AGENTS OF this Rod st PhispAs
Pittsburgh Will b. forwarded without dste1ticu-
fRueHr AsEAIs-Hsris Wormley Co, Memphis, fs9i
l. T. Sass Co, Sc. Lousi p. q. OReily Co, EvHFA
Ind Dune snill, Bell Co, and Carter Je~ett Lousve
kyj B c. heldrun, Madison, Ind. II. Brown CO. =
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; N. w. Graham Co., ZansuA
Ohio Leech Co. No "a Klby ST, Boston; Lssch Cor
Asor Houss NewYorf, and No. 20 9ouths, New Yoft
sne.dss Philadelphia Assra~ koon'' satimossi ~
r. II HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phusdeph
H. LOABAERT, Superintendent, Atoons, Pc
JAM s-y l. 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

DEREMF IUK1 FUkF.CLUNI hE NALE'-
i Tke ea- -aut four story OWN-STONE FRONT HOUSE
No q Fin, psce te.veen Court and smh-sts srook
Civ saroo No Fulton opposite tn CITY Hsi bfOob
In March a. uocn under the direction o Gerge Rem"n
80 Sheriff Of King, County a,e portion OF ne Porcn.'e
~ c,n rrmqp The FtRNiTt RE IL the house vi be
.cd Prss:e @ At srea sc'icc fSI PaTt''E.' apR 20 70
,,. B-ocsyr or 10 G. A. DE WITT No. lis Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMERS The s5ps composing tbi'
Linz are: The ATLANTIC Capt. Oives Edudss; the RAL
TIC Gags Joseph Cous.oox tbs AORIArlC, Capt James
West.
These ships but ~ expressly for ooys-n
usut service eyey hei. construction
their enines ns h sni sposi and tnsiI
lAed elegance
ennfort
The seams this lns have improved vatsriyh 5onPart
uus aud no expenss h been spared make tho a. god
q the thorough examination them proves t mode
ofoonsr1stioD yet unequset
Po- Of passage from NsE forf tc Liverpool IA hrt cabin
elS second do SIS From Liverpool - New 1)tk, u and
sinsal experienced stscded shiv No
h.--h. -. r,rsd iirei1 III
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

NEW YORK AND ERlE KAlLhOAO-
n n, an, % TFIt-aspAY Jaa q, lts and uns h.s,
notice PAsssosef r7NaI viii Leave f~f lux u DSAAeA
DUNKtRK LxPayss - s:ss IN. for paniLh snt prSan
internediste Stations ,,,..
NAIL TRAIN 81 SIS, q foT Danknk ana s'nes saat,~
nei;se Station,
RoCKLAND PASsENGYRs, 81 M fton bot csraSsus
W., P,rrpoot for Sufesns and intermedss Stations
WAY PASSENGER :, 4 ? m for Ns~baIsh NiddI..s~, n
iuts-lnedist- Stsiious
NIGHT EXPRESS At p N. daily, f0r Daakih sad sanA.
excepted. for Butss.
c.,snS,,. and NI.xa-a Pals RsiOsA for Nas.Ia FAas
B,ushsmson vita the syrouse and BnshAHton Railroad Il
4. Corning with the Buhao Coming sad New fx
p,,.J f,- Roohes.er; ct Great Bend with the Dsa~s
Iscis~ anna and Western RslrS,d for Sep.lsa as'
=, pg,ia .ns Dunkrk with the LsseShore RArssd fx On
nS1i ~N' 4 r. uEADLEY. Assisssnt rrsst<a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Yof he'2ht o. passaSe hpp.y 20
LDwAkD K. COLLINS, N, s. Wal t, hsvYsh.
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool
4 O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Psis
Sts Of hes vii be sJOuntabs s soLi d
buiol specie ie~ey stones neta.s Cnes bl
Of .ns sDej therein snd Too thereof sxprsssol
1bsrun
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
pENNsYLvANTA RATLR0II

Il THE GKEAT CENTkAL ROUTE.
The Psnnsyyalia Railroad at Pittsburgh with -
. and fc% &C. Louis No. Alton, Gsleas and Chiesg
Lafayette and indisnspols Ind Cincinnati Dayton spfA
SeleontaDe sandgsty, Toledo, Cleveland Columbcs lc
vile MaSsilop and Wooster Ohio; also, With The es
boat from And 70 New Orssns s Louis Louisv ed oss
uan.
mentioned ptaces In ;as Wet j.
Psssengeo will find this the shortest, sKps&eSs -
comfortable route between ths Fast ard West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 H0UA
IRON EEW-YORk TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURA
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ H0Uh
HeTe ss low any other Route.
See hand bills In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further informs,iou Ssy b hsA
snce Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
No. 3 3Astor Hodss Bs,sd~s.
January l. 1853. J. L. ELLIOTT. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

CTEAM TO SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-
~ Tbs maSndc.ut ship VANpERBtLT, SSos sns r. T.
Lefevre master VII, ssl, With ms MAILS:
Ispras A.o H,yRF FORNEwToRk.
SATURDAY. 10 lolWRONESDAY APIS 70
SATURBAY,,...,....Msy = "WEDNESDAY.
SATURpAY.........Juyy 9lwEDNE SDAY"...,.July a
Price Of pe.sss ,SorlIs to locstca o. room SHH esosn
800 and ls0 sseond osbin SO snd s-5
specs delivered in London an Psris
Fot freisht passage apply 20
% TORRA AECP tseat No BowYaz 3rss, N 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
T7HE LIVERPOOL, NEW-YOKK srd Pa IL
i .nELPHiA STEAMSHIP CoNPANYs clyds-saas '''n

u,
AIS clock ncon. IOm Piet No ~ y " r,,,
R,rEs or CABIN PlssAsG-fIOm New orx ana raaAce
nb, as ron Liverpool p gnsa l. gaEeD and 10 sqinsss
co-,rr 10 tbs n1ods)p n tts State RocmAi nsS
ina uuls on yi.ss n tns :ncutns Seward ess
THIRo cLAn PissEsszsL-A hmtei nun,oS g, IN mn .
,,,s sers VIII be All fD-nd In much pFA n
rsq1ii.i Prom PhisdephA and Ne~fo'f s~ fI'n' -'''
pool SIS .,,-..s,. ,or,
paltmea.s rsca vesss. os.c4ss a. e1psnoe1 sso'n 80
every steatoa pail tas StAtSi AL aAa'H y ~
Dr.As on liverpool tron 81 1svEi . ,. - ~.
s5ip,r, o. Spais vii pesss n)acs Sss flssos ~ ne
,e1.. of this Comp~ny be do3s 10 Ne~ fo-f AnA
Enss1 on the SAME ay :hs Ma! PAD lie S7en
Pr fr.rht or pass.se apply the oh OF ths ConPahJ
John q DALE No ls B,oslwsy, ks~, Yorx, Assn' Ok
wv ISGAE ans IS Tower iiiinxa IiverprcN Aien'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

IOWA STATE STOCK-PROPOSALS IN
vI1ED for 42coco-Tte under srIed agent .pPos'sd BY
Assembly of the State of low. spptoysd
Of Februsry lss suthosed to dpse Of BONDS Of
the the amount OF TWO Hp SDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Said Bonds b.ng made payable ss City Of New
York Xced from their dss and 20 bear inter
exceeding SEVEN cest payable semi snnr
shy Stock will he received BY the undsrsSned for
Me whole part of the said amount the Bonds being
ssued go CHI tho AstOr House Now foIt
until t. IL. Of Marrh No bids will be received for this
less Than vane trestsr rate Of Interest
than per cent MARTIN L. MONKS, State Agent
HexYork Feb D. 1885.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

los se,e. With elegant buildings. free Of incumbrsnce
SELL OF TRADE for goo City Property Also, Farm q los
srnrs o.s shove Also House aud o. Land Bedford
vii BE- cid for eco S COCkCROFT No Is Merchants EI
ebsnrs. WsIlst N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE

From EewYori 10 Soutbsmp To New York nom souhsmp-
Havrs Bremen: ton. Hsvre Bremen:
birst Cabin. CABIN.
second CABIN 50 Second Cabin ....... 65
Steersss so Steeraes. A
In the frs class paddle wnse steashps ARIEL 1000 .uus
2 ID Ludlow commander and NORTH STAR $500 tuns I'd.
ward Cavendy commander sail from Pier M North Klysy
at precey, carrying the Urtsd States Mai viz:
Leave New YoIk for South Bremen for So1thsupton
pton Hsyre and Bremen Southampton for New. York
ARIEL. Sat MAJ Saturday Apr " We'd. Api ??
NORTH STAR SAT, Ap, II Saturday May Is We'd Msy 10
Thsse steamships touch Havre Specie delivered in London
and Psr's For freight passage apply
D. TORRANCE Agent No. ) Bowling Green n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Ursl3 8:rdmsrs, ST.

DOYAI. MAIL STEAMSHIP ARFlCA-for
II IIyT FPoOL-Thc AFRICA. Sh,nooa CemnsnbN
. .,i fm the Company Doh Al y-rs-y City With the A"'
.n5 P,..ep r.r. 10, Enrope on WEDNESDAY ASch
P...-,xe. are rpqaested % bs on boarde y oSccA
The II JROPA all ssii MsIch ~ - ,-. A.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Real Gsidts for 8aie.

N sfrs Of excellent Lsud With convenient outbdng ana
.s in sood orccr scstocked Garden wsiered by
,pS.. snl running Apples Pesohc.su other fu'
eop;s on farm situated a. HSboro Somerset County,
.,s ,(c from, Milestone station. Terms mOdsnE FOR
rler sppiy Farm Agency, No q Broadway.
'U ''' GEORGE q. GRANNIS5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

~ c-rsnein, W. DSEsDAY, Jan 6. lss
r,,,a, l., r. Depot White snd Irntre a. Nsvr
,s@ Mi T,aln for Ab.nJ. stopping u WahSss,st
and al Stations uorth
Psrre., Tr,n for Asaay Stopping ct the pa.s
Stations ca.y.
s,.n 10. " ate Plains, stopping At al ilterD,els.A
tons. 49,,
ruius LesV- Depot go nsn ~ Ana " !, 'Ien
s:ls Fof W aAisni'o'as" '''FE'H S
h
tons
una F,r Whts Plains ,.SpTsns al I'd iassrnsis. q
g., Wisi.m,sriiss. stopping Al all in,se,,is.A
touS ,.-,, d,
500 !? N. Fof Ai@rrsoc ap. ,opl.Te ns,,h w s'a
Ana, -, Por Cro.on Falls Stopping =, 81 in'eHietre
hons . =. =, -.
sSop n...ror Wiaa'''nds'' ''FP"' ssAe
vr,ruS,Ss-Tr,as Leave Albany tor New lea:
-:tj IN .Msil stoPYns o. ~ ''s'A" NE
bridge. -, .,.,-.,
''"P W4 ! CAMPBELL, Supernteaisa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

NOT1CE.-CHANGE of HOUR.-On and after
~ MONDAY MKT Mach / the BOATS Of the FALL
RIVER LINE TO BOSTON viii lssvs Pier No North River
daily Of 5oclocs p u, instead of as heretofore
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15
The st. CsOix Valley.
respondence of The Pionser and Democrat

Correspondence of the Pion.er aud Democrat
SUNRISE Cry, July 6, 1858.
have noticed in looking over the Jour
nails OF your city, that the local correspond.
ence is not the least interesting portion Of
them, and, dare say, your readers may be
pleased to hear something of matters in this
quarter. Imprtmn: have to mention that
very pleasant celebration of the Fourth
came off here on Saturday last being the
first Of the kind believe that has ever come
off in the county, except at Taylor's Falls.
1t was unanimously agreed by all the par
Elephants in it, that it was an entirely sue cess
ful and very pleasant affair. The principal
feature Of the day, was the Grafton by LEVI
w. FoLsox, Esq, Of Taylor's Falls, in re-
gard to which it is only justice to say. that
it was production OF more than ordinary
ability and was very well received by the
audience. At its conclusion, the company
adjourned to the WnLEs HOUSE, IA new hotel
nearly completed by the Sunrise Mill Coz
TO partake Of a substantial collation. provid.
eddy the good houskeepers Of Sunrise and vi
cinity, and which certainly did them no small
credit The evening was passed most agree
ably by some fifty couple in the merry mazes
of the dance, and so ended celebration which
Tor its general and every way unexceptiona-
bic character was truly honorable to the
natal day Of our republic.
1t may be of some interest to your read
ers to know that the mail communication
between ST. Paul and this place. via Little
Canada, has been increased from once. to
three times week. and il thus becomes the
regular channel Of communication with Su-
perior, instead OF by saltwater, &c. as before
The laborers for completing the government,
road to Superior, have also recommended Of.
ter long period of suspension, but, owing
to the annoyance from the mosquitoes, it is
said the progress is not very rapid.
The crops htreabouts are looking glorious
ly, as Is the case elsewhere believe in Min
nesota. The county is DOW in about the third
year II IT. settlement, As regards agricultural
purposes, and the improvement although
perhaps not so great As in some other parts
OF the State, is certainly very remarkable
Three years ago there was hardly halt DOZEN
houses between the ST. Croix Falls and
Superior, now there are several hundred. and
a great number ot well improved farms, and
the progress IN this direction Is very rapid
As regards this settlement in particular
Sunrise CITY, although It's apparent pro
gress has not been as great a. IN some Other
places having far les advantages. il is SAT-
to say that the toundations have been laid Of
one OF the pleasantesi and most prosperous
settlements in Minnesota. CARYII-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15

The foregoing report was accepted and
adopted.
Hon. MARTIN Mcleod presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the overland emigration
to British Oregon, attracted by the gold
discovery on Frazer and Thompson Rivers,
will find Minnesota the most desirable point
OF departure and supply for the following
reasons.
Fra, The emigrant has choice Of three
routes far more easy and direct than any
south of st. Paul, to wit: W BY Penn
bna, Carlton, Edmonton, Athabasca Port
age and the Boat Encampment OF the Co
lumbia. (2) by the South Saskatchewan
and the KoOtanais Pass to Fort Colville
and (3) BY Gov. Stevens well known Rail
Road route on the American side of the in
ternational boundary.
Second, Either of these routes has more
water, timber, game, and is less difficult,
than those which start from the Missouri
River.
Third, Supplies of all kinds are very
cheap in Minnesota.
FOURTH Faithful guides and attendants
are easily obtained on our frontiers, and in
the territory of the Hudson's Bay Com
pany.
Fifth, There is no danger of molestation
from Indians on these Northern routes.
Resolved, That the citizens OF Minnesota
will join heartily with the people Of Canada
in the policy of colonizing the Western dis
tricts OF British America which is about to
be established and that relations of recip-
rOcal trade with the United States, if not
now existing, should be extended over that
region Of North America.
Resolved, That our citizens be urged to
encourage the formation Of parties over
either of the routes above designated.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs MAR
TIN Mcleod, NORMAN w. kIrrsON, A. +.
MCDONALD, ALEXANDER RAMSEY, and X.
&. MURPHY, were appointed, and requested
to report at an adjourned meeting to be held
at the Hall of the House Of Representatives,
on Saturday, July 10, at 4 o'clock Il. NJ,
upon the relations Of the Red River settle
ments to Minnesota, the nature and extent
of their commerce with our citizens, and the
facilities thereby afforded for an overland
communication with British Oregon.
After remarks by Messrs. MCLEOD and
STEVENS, the meeting adjourned to the Hall
of the House of Representatives, on Satur-
day, July 10, at 4 7. N.
WV. II. NOBLE, Chairman.
f. PIERCE, Secretary.
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perior and winpepey on the east, and the
Rocky Mountains, there Is comprised
an area Of 63l $50 square miles. Ex-
tend thee lines OF latitude to the Pa
ci6c in longitude one hundred and twenty
four, and we have further area Of 37e,G3G
square miles, or an aggregate Of l009.6S6
square miles--equal In extent TO France,
Germany, Prussia, Austria and that portion
u Russia which lies south Of 81. Peters
burgh and west OF Moscow. A district ten
degrees Of latitude wide by thirty.two OF
longitude 10 length, would comprise twenty
four States Of the size Of Ohio.
Our present inquiry, however, il confined
TO the upper half Of this vast region, or ex.
clusively north Of the boundary Of 49o and
since an emigrant route to Frazer River is
under consideration, u general view Of the
districts TO be traversed by such route or
closely connected with il, will first be pre-
sented. Those districts Of British America
west OF the Lakes, which, by soil and eli
mate, are suitable for settlement, may be
thus enumerated
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$50 miles,

1850
Making total distance of $50 miles from
St. Paul. The committee have made the
following estimate Of the expense neces-
sary to equip and fit out q party of ten from
St Paul. They have included in the esti-
mate sufficient food for six months.
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FRAZER RIVER GOLD MISEsi
Overland Roase Through Minnesota and
the Saskatchewan Valley.

PUBLIC MEETING Az VT. PAUL.
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Taey estimate, in view Of the facilities al
tordei by the face of the country, and CON
iinuous line of Hudsons Beg Company 5
ports tina, this journey can be accomplished
in seventy days.
What outfit will be requisite and the facI-
,s's for supply, at ST. Paul. will be the sub.
Ject OF another r.port.
Respectfully submitted.
On motion, the foregoing report Was &C
eep'ed and adopted.
Col. JONI II. SrxvSxs, OF Glencoe. pre-
snied the following report
The distance from ST. Paul To the god
mines OF Frazer and Thompson MYERS, may
be put down a. follows: