The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

states that recent Developments show that
the State Treasury OF Tennessee has been
robbed That the Investigation by the leg
islative Committee shows that the Secretary
OF State, who is Commissioner of the Turn
pike Fund. is defaulter in the sum Of $780,.
900. and that 4. Il. MosBy. who has been
for many years clerk in the Comptroller
Office, has been in the habit Of taking State
bonds deposited as security for the circula
ton Of free banks, aud appropriating them
to his own use. Seven Of these bonds, Of
81 900 each, have been traced TO him by
the Committee, and he con!esses 10 have
stolen them.
1t SAYS also that the owners OF the tx
change Bank alege that they deposited with
the Comptroller bonds for the circulation Of
their notes. and that Sl23,O0O o: these
bonds are missing. The Banner hints that
the money has been deposited in Faro
bank. 1t says the responsibility lies he
tween the owners Of the bank tthe M,ssrs.
SrrScx.) the bank oil Tennessee, aud the
Comptroller.
LATTER oY DYIso WWg 10 nsa Hos
uASD.---Thc Nashville Gazette says, the fol-
lowing most touching fragment of letter
from dying wife to her husband, was found
by him some months after her death between
the leaves Of religious volume, which she
was very fond of perusing. The letter which
was literally jim with tear marks, was writ
ten hong before her husband WAS aware that
the fatal grasp Of disease had fastened upon
the lovely form Of his wife who died AT the
early age Of nineteen.
When his shall reach yoat eye, dear
George, some day when you are turning over
the relies Of the past, shall have passed
away forever, and the cold, white stone will
be keeping it, lonely watch over the lips you
have 20 often pressed, and the sod will he
growing green that shall hide forever from
your sight the dust Of one who has Often
nestled close TO your warm heart. For many
long and llcep|,ss nights, when ali Int MY
thoughts were ut rest, have wrc.tIod with
the Consciousness ofapproaching death. until
a, last il has forced itself upon nv misa
aud although 10 you and others Il may now
seem but the nervous imaginngs Of girl,
yet dear George, it il 80 Many weary
nights have passed in the cuicavor to re.
a.. ..l.,, I
so we'll, and this bright world Of sunshine
and beauty and hard indeed ii is 10 strug
Gle Oh silently aud alone with the sure con
viction that ] Am about 10 leave all forever
and 90 down into the dark valley d" But.
| know in whom have believed and lean.
ing on his arm fear no evil"
DO not blame me for keeping this from
you How could subject you Of all 9th
crs, 10 ~nch sorrow AZ ! feel al parting, when
time will make ii apparent TO you could
have WISHED to live il only 10 bc ut your
side when your time shall come, and pillow
ing your head upon my breast, wipe the
death dnmps from your brow. and usher
your departing spirit into its Makers prs-
snce. einbalmed in won,an's hottest prayer
But il is not 20 bc---and ] submit. Yours
is the privilege Of watching through long
and drcary nights for the spirits final fight.
and Of transferring my sinking bead from
your breast to my Saviour's bosom. And
you shall share my last thought, and the lat
fain. pressure Of the hand, and the last fee
be kiss .haIl be yours. md even when fiesh
and heart shall have iaiei me, my eyes shall
rept on yours until GLAZED by death and our
spirits shall hold one last communion until
gently l4d,1 from my view the last Of
earth--ypu shall mIncIc with the first bright
gllmpsos Of the uniaiIng glories Of the bet
ter world where partings are unknown
Well do know the spot. my dear ieorge,
where you will lay me. Often we stood by
the place. and IA We watched the mellow
sunset a. i glanced in quivcring flashes
through ~ icayca, and FURNISHED the gras-
" mound around us with stripes Of burnsh-
ID gold. each, IcrhaIR, has thought that some
DAY zoe q "a would come alone, and which
eYer IL might be, your name would be- bn the
stone Bat We loved The spot. and know
you vii love il none the less when you %e
the sane q1id sunlight liugt aud play
among the grlss that grows 0ygf your Ma
rvs grave. know you viii 20 ,Liga, and
ny ~ III wi be With you then, NJ shis-
pr smong the waving branchs---'' | am
hot ,D.'. bu. gone before"
4 Wa PLsTyoEs. Tie W Omen. Right.
Cgu7cntion adopted, after '1il bate, the
fo,.o~,By platform
Re.lirsa. That the most sbcfei and in,-
portaaj ? go, q woman j. The rgh, % de
eide tor ber.eIi when. how ofieD and under
what conditions, she .hsIl assume the cares
Of maternity
Douei.,. JgEssLD. olos writing on TIN
iJea eotSaiael in this resolution. said
Il il not Honderiul that, down 10 The
pre-ent time. women have ocycr DISCOVERED
their osu tremendous stfengthi They have
only " DC Of one aee0rd, ADD 10 smne hun
droi year. at mot u,e human faoe will fade
csan rom the tar,t--i.de like an old moi
tit,Icatlpn ann from "A achfld l,0y slate"