The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-05

new Ouc0 appears as tnese suStalne as 10 their
yeract5 are bringing thousands upon thousands into
the ranks Of the spritualists until soo predicted
Their power will be exercised and felt IN the working Of
ihe government. California correspon,l mt, IN wri-
ting to eastern paper, thus relates an incident 80
And here must tell yon that the time If the arrival
Of the steamer foretoid by French girl in mag
nec sleep on the evening of the 18th, the steamer
being then two days behind her time-a very unusual
|deay-and the night being clear one, everybody ex
pected the that ght or early prpiae
+ isars hut the rkifaf paced- she rf
g o r NJ aud SAN i45tP6 eia9s 81 ~
specified After she ga ,ss tef nDscp6ecv mss3.
z d -maguetia 6e E,Ssdss Ess 81 circle q 49,
"erists-was 0uessdhsd sRd it confirmed by tpping o
the prop. cy Of the girl heard of the prediction on
the afternoon Of he arrival f4he steamer and made it
the subject of number Of jokes The arriv:l of the
mail from California in New York, though pretty Sc
rous matter perhaps in Wall street, exces far less in
lerest than does the arrival here Of the mail from New
Yok; and if the steamer due from Panama be day or
two late, she becomes the main topic Of conversation
with everybody, and ruy gossip about her aie, over
town in very short time. = a@9. - - ~
Tnk SPlBIrUALtsr AND rnE L1zARD.---A youpasnan
named Seldtn Pinney, T Ellington, Conn. having
been myserionsly iii for two years and Obtaining nO
benefit from physicians, be consulted cIarvoy.nt.
rprtualist, John r. Reade, Of Hartford who. while n
trance state, declared that young Pnney, had u ve
hz'rl in his stomach lie also prescribed medicine for
the election Of the reptile. Although without faith in
the declaration prescription, the medicine taken
directed, aud l;uiny liz ri was elected This is
tough story, but the parents Of the young man affirm
its rothfuness in commupicatiol to the Hartford
| Tim.~s. r I. - = ,,s-sv5 20
SPlRITUALIsM IN TUE u. s. SENArE.-The corre-
spondent of the ihiIaielphia lsYssSssswrites -
, lion. N. p. Tallmadge, formerly a. member Of the
o. Senate, in letter defending modern Spri.aalsm
from recent attack upon it BY Gen Shields iusiYates
that number Of present Senators are believers u
the doctrine and that the political history If go Will
be greatly affected if not controlled by IL The former
assertion is eqtircly true, happen know but that
the latter will prove so prefer to entertain some
DOUBTS - r.
The MARCH TO THE GRAVE IN I lS57.--What
mighty procession has been noyag towards the grave
during the past year At the usual estimate, since the
LIST OF January, 1857, more than Mir.y.oae ns;on oe
hun"rea thousand Of the worlds population have gone
down to the grave Place them in long array.they
will give a moving column Of more than thirteen hun
dred to every mile of the circumference of the globe
What spectacle, they move on, tramp tramp the
Dead March giving its funeral as they 60 Is the
silent shades! RI as. saE solee Tz1s .aqsss4 )
ssa szsss TOY = zg ri baa -xssssa
CoaREcr, sPEAkINc@-Ws, advise all young people
to acquire in early life the habit Of using good Laguaxe,
both in speaking and writingand abandon as early
as possible any use Of slang words and phrases. The
longer they live the more difficult The acquisition Of
such language will be-; and il the golden ngsoe youth.
the proper for the acqaisitiaa qs Language be
past IN ITS ahe the qlforiu1ste victim of neglected
Feducati.u Is very probably d5,med TO talk slang for
life Money is not nsesssstyto pfScure this :ucation
Every man has i in his powef He has merely to use
the language which he reads instead Of the slang which
be hears 20 form his from the best speakers and
pets Of tho copntry to treasure up choice phrases in
his memory aud habisqate himself to their use-avoid
ing at the same time that pedsntc precision bonn
bast, which show rather the weakness Of vain an-
hition than the polish e eucat d nind all sor
| Sroox or GRAIN IN The WEsr According t. the
following statement of The Cincinnati Price Carrrn
the price of wheat and continue rule low
the present year - s s4. no;iaa e4f saiIfe73aas
The information We have received from our corre
spoudens in this and the adjoining States, the last
three four weeks leaves doubt Whatever that the
stocks of wheat and in the hsnls Of farmers
euormuus The prices current for whests last October
were far below the estimate upon it BY its owner
that they refused sell peferring hold it until
spring for better prices but ia ris they viii be, IS
now pretty certain, sadly disaPpointed The. wheat is
still in their hans they wt part xishs
at present rseslO and ~ cents per bushe IL exceed
tng1y doubtful -. -sr;I /.
The New York P1sf gays: It i. scventyone years
to-day, (April 7th,) since the emigraut party from New
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