The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30

nj the second race between inc Two maTW
on the 23d. PrinceS won two straight
heats Of two miles each, In Sol, 500.
Princess was raised by A. NJ. BuLISos, OF
Claremont, N. H., and sold by him 10 Mr..
Gage, Of the fremont House, Chicago,
whence she went TO California and became
famous, Mr.. TxAKLx. her Prcscut owner.
gave o. 900 for her.
Tux Paris Charivari has . clever squib
on the friendly reception Of the correspond
cnt OF the London Tunes In Vienna " My
dear fellow" say the authorities, you are
our guest, and We will make you perfectly
at ease. You have nothing TO DO but 10
enjoy yourself aud lest your mind should be
at oil troubled by the unpleasant labor OF
correspondence, We will provide Govern
mcnt Secretary, who win do that for you.
In fact, here Is letter already provided.
which You may have as the first Of the
series"
Tux most extensive plantation In Loaisi-
ana Ia managed by woman--Mrs A. +.
Flint. during the las, year she raised
1900 hogsheads Of molasscs and 400 bales
of co,ton--t,e largest crop produced on any
plantation In that State.
TUX President viii remove 70 his resi-
deuce--,h Soldiers Homc--in few days
lie intends having Tor Bedford Springs on
the 10th Of July. Besides Miss LAsk, he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Secretary
TuonrsoN aud Mrs. Senator GwIS.
Tux brooklyn DAILY Times publishes the
following d" So constant and lavish 10 the
adulation bestowed by Mr. Bcecher's nd.
mirers on NIL he says aud does. that We verify
believe that II the Star preacher suffered
the agonics OF delIrn,m f,Smsns, and his raw.
ings wcrc taken down by s,enographer and
published, they would DO received. read aud
valued by his admirers M pure gospel"
ALTHOUGH coal exists In large quantities
10 Michigan. comparatively little capital has
hitherto BEEN employed In mining It. From
actual experiments II has been shown that
this coal burns equally we'll with the best
varieties OF Ohio or Pennsylvania coal. The
Detroit Free Pc" lcarns that the various
mining companies ART now making such ar
engagements that they will soon be able TO
supply demands from oil quarters
Ar the election In Rhode Island, on the
I'D. for u Member Of Congress. CHsIs-
rornxm RourSsos. the American Republi.
} can candidate, was elected. lie received
about $500 votes.
Tux United States EeonosnW Of the 18th
publishes an article 10 show that the price
Of wheat IL not likely 10 incica on account
Of the war. 10 the years Of war 10 France,
whca, was cheaper than 10 time Of peace,
aud for the obvious reason that under ordi-
nary circumstances France produces n sur.
plus to export which canno, BE- done in time
Of war. For the same reason England
which never produces enough Tor her own
wants. In greatly embarrassed In time Of war;
If the crops are deficient. With the seas
open 10 each power, there Is for the present
no prospect Of any effective rise In grain.
A MIMI Of anthony, one Of the ingrcdi.
epts Of type metal, and worth 40 cents per
pound, which was supposed TO be found only
/ 10 Germany. has been discovered near It,.
,, Clairsvillc. Illinois.
1 Mn. WRIour American Ambassador at
, the Court OF Berlin, has offered 10000
= thalers tor the library left by ALEXANDER
, WON lIuMpoLDr. II Is not probable that.
under the pressure Of the present times. he
will meet with many. II any. competitors in
Prussia or Germany. The interior Of these
r literary treasures is the late vale, Of the DE-
r ceased philosopher, who from the nature OF
h bs circumstances, eanno, be expected to
:. wait any length Of time Tor the realization
81 the bequest. 1busi Ia probable that the
tools and implements, ns il were, Of the
greatest mind workman Of modern Europe
q will be- removed TO the United States.
! Ir Is expected that the trial trip of the
Great Eastern, which has been dragging
. along Tor several years towards completion
! will take place 10 July, sailing from Wey.
Z mouth, England. to the middle Of the ocean
/ and back again, 10 test her qualities under
= oil possible conditions Of ai and steam.
Hundreds Of workmen are now engaged On
this vessel.
. THr Philadelphia Inquirer says, REM
BRANDT PgALx and THonAs SuLLr, the
eminent Philadelphia artists. are engaged 10
painting each Others portrait Mr.. JosErn
} HARRISON, q wealthy and liberal gentleman
Of this city, originated this enterprise, and
has commissioned each Of the venerable
artists 70 do this srvice for the other. Mr..
PxALx has recently entered upon bis SD
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