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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
international Railroad 60 the Ps.iRt

When tho citXns of Saint Paul called
the attention Of the country 10 the adyan.
tags of route 10 the Frazer river gold
mines aud the Pacific coast. through Mime
sofa and the valleys Of the Red River Of the
North and the Saskatchewan, W. rcpub
ilsbed their proceedings from conviction
that England was suddenly about 10 become
a rival Tor a great continental cOmmnnica.
tioD with the Pacific. III la.er develop
mcnts point the same way. The organiza
,ion Of British toIumbIa-tbe withdrawal
Of the Hudson Bay Company to the dis
trIcts north Of latitude J5--the abundant
evidence that there IL region northwest Of
Minnesota 90 the Pacific as large A. twelve
Obios. and equally capable 10 support at.
tlensuts-the rising power Of kuS-ia 10
Asia. now brought by the annexation Of the
Am ~ within cannon shot Of Pckin the
arrangements made both by Ras-ia and
England 10 cover the North Pacific with
war and postal s'eam"rs the British -cbane
of naval statiG---sDOtber Liverpool nj
Victoria or Vancouver IslaDd-a similar
schrme Of Russian aggrandizement in a city
Of Nicholajensk at the month u the Amor
IA prolec, beIieyed e'ninen,ly practicable
for teiegraphic and prhaps railway exop.
sion over Russian territory from Moscow 10
Japan, and telegraph tience by the Aleu-
tiAn Island across the North Pacific %
-itka. where line from ~. Paul over
British territory can be readily coDDertod
these important events crOwding IN rapid
sucotssion through 81 interval Of sixty days
have confirmed the correc,D.s of "a, hr.,
impressions when W. called attention ~ the
important iac,s and statistics elected a, the
0g'brrak of the Frazer river excitement,
We then said IN reference 20 the reports
and sIeecles a, he - Paul meeiings, ,ha,
most extraordinary ventilation Of the
Pacific railroad question at the next -'ssiDn
Of Cougrs>s was IDevitAbie and ate iDtelli.
gcDce IRON ST. Paul, a. well a. from other
po.nv Of the Mississippi frontier eoufrm.
the prediction.
The -. Pa1l discu-.i0n resulted in an
overland party n exploration comp~"d o'
e1I,rieno5i and intelligent m.n. 1her hr.t
repol:- are pgbli,bs-i IN the -, Psgl Pc.
SEsg, aod are extremely valuable 1bey
made the dI.taboe from - Psul 70 Pernid-
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About yfyg HuNDRyD LIyg- LCsT.

D.p.eh v ne A..eei. - Pr-s'.
HsLwAx, sept. Il The bark lOtr9.
from Liverpool. arrived at Halifax barbor
on sunday Afternoon with twelve Of the
sixty sevcn surviving pas~eDgcrs Of the
s,eamship Austria, burned a, ea Sep,sm-
bcr 3'b, in lat - OF, lon. II 30, taken
from the bark Maurice on the l4th.
1r sgen, of The Associated Press irnme-
dia,ely b'ardci the Lotus. ar1 obtained the
iollo~ipg particulars. The following ia the
statement Of Mr. Charles Bre~s. of kDg
Land
. took passage at Southampton on
the 3th, in The steamship Austria Capt.
Ueydtmsnn. which fft Hamburg On the
%. We sailed at T. VI. the evening b..
ing a little misty. we IN Consequence anchor
ed be'rsen the lsle of wigh, and The main
land sailed again at 4 O'Clock on the 'oI.
loving morning Ia weighing anchor al
unfortunate accideut occurred by which one
oi ~ crew lo@, his lie Oxing " sane
inismansgemeu, the anchor ran out, whirl.
iIg the capstsn round with terrific iorce
AMI hurIicg The uen 10 all direc;iDns. Two
were s''Verely injured, and OFF thrown over
hoard. lie is sup; Osed 10 have been 10.
.t4i''y killed a. h. never ro~e " the sur.
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disposition Of the husband and wife. Then
he noticed the ladys still blue eye kinde AT
II picture he drew Of Southern scene. lie
watched the veins throb in the white, swell.
ing temples as he talked on in the pictur.
esque style which characterizes his books.
A temptation glded TO his side.
He saw how little her arts of housckecp.
ing were appreciated by her husband. (who
though he did love his wife, was extremely
matter.ol fact and he dared TO talk 10 her
in this wise, as they sat IN the paror one
day
IL think you are an exquisite artist,
Cousin Annie. DO you know have been
admiring the drapery Of your rooms and
your vases ever since ] came? seldom
see their like, save in pictures. can read
dreams of years in every boquet you make
for me. Poets compose other things than
poems. know something OF your nature,
and your history, perhaps from That special
little library in yoa white draped cabinet
that looks like Il chapel where lovely, lone
ly lady might go to weep and pray"
IL do not know why you talk To me ~
strangely" said Mrs. Yale, coldly, her pride
starting up in arms before the locked doors
OF her heart.
Pardon me, fair cousin he responded
Become acquainted with me, and then, If |
am worthy, confde in mt"
Tehrc were many evenings in which the
three sat together on the stoop. Mr. Yale
balancing his books and the cousin reading
aloud to the lady Of the house from the
Greek of Homer and from Shakespeare, and
the Brownings. The young wife was cx.
liberated in the new atmosphere. She grew
gay and beautiful. Her husband was hap.
py of the change, and the guest grew more
genial.
One nigh, when this cousin had read and
talked TO her until she was bewldercd by
the beauty and light he poured upon her
soul, and when at parting for the night, hc
raised her hands to his mouth aud kissed
them, and murmured Poor, poor little
Amie," that night the thrilling truth burst
upon her. She was beloved by her cousin
"Too late, too late :" she cried sharply IA
she fed across the passage to her room
An hour later, Sianwix Mansion, pacing
up and down the garden walks, NJ was his
wont, saw through the open easement Annie
knecling by her bedside in prayer. lie saw
her rise serene and kiss the swarthy brow OF
her husband; he understood the peace 10 her
eyes and turned away with thwartod face.
The next day he bade them adieu for the
South and the husband and wife took up
again the even tenor OF their still-gldlpg
lives the honest husband happy and con.
tented with his home and wife, living his
best possible life, and she with half her na.
ture in chains and darkness her greatest
happiness that she has made Others happy.
And multitudcs Of women like Amelia
Hall are called cowardly and merccnary,
while they are really brave and unseIfsh.
They are true 10 what they deem duiy. if
mol 10 the instincts OF their hearts.
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wrilssn foe the Pioneer and Dsmocra,.
FORTlTER IN RE.
BY EMILY HEWITT BuGsEE.

BY EMILY HEWITT BrGBEE
/.
Stand up, brave soul defy the storu,
And bid the bowling blast go by;
We will not heed the dark ming frSwn,
While youth and hope and strength are nigh.
Put on thy cleaning armor soul
And step thou forth inhoble pride.
Heart is not heart, untilits gold
BY fires Of pain and .oil are tried
I'll.
'Tis but by patierce and by toll
The great allatross gains her flight;
Yet having gained. what bird can pass
Her in her lofty strength and might
W
Oh. hopeful soul be thou as strong
Mount upward-thongh with pinion slow
SO shalt thou gain steady fight
And soar above the base and low.
September 27th, 1853.
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Ma A. -. DRAYros. Fourth Auditor in
the Treasury Department, Washington, u
dead
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Whereas the report made TO this Board by the President
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