The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07

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Louis Republican, says another revolution
has broken out 10 Sonora. The Apacha
Indians had taken the field 10 favor Of GAN
DARA, and the Church party. The revolu-
tionists bad captured several large towns,
and were daily receiving additions to their
numbers.
RIPE peaches from the South made their
appearance in New York on the 18th. The
peach crop Of Minnesota, We are happy to
state, is As promising as usual.
The delinquent list of property, on which
the taxes Of 1858 are due and unpaid, in
Cook County, Illinois, which includes Chi.
cago. occupies for,y.two and half columns
OF the Chicago Tribune.
Ma. PAUL, a trader at Superior City,
shipped about twenty eight thousand dol
lars worth of fine iurs few days ago to
Europe via New York. Among them were
ten thousand dollars worth Of marten skins.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES sent two poet.
ical letters to the Post Office OF an Epis-
copal Fair at Pittsfeld, Mass. In one of
them the first stanza was:
d" Fair lady. whosoe'r thou art,
Turn this poor Leaf with tenderest care,
And hush, o hush thy breathing heart
The ONE thou lowest will be there
On turning the poor leaf" there was
found one dollar bill, with some verses, be.
ginning:
a. Fair lady lift thine eyes and tell
II this is not truthful letter;
This is the one ~ thou lowest well,
And nought (0) can make thee love il better
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An attractive Temperance Coffee House
has been naugurated in the Fourth Ward,
New York. 1t is intended as place of re-
sort for young men who are obliged every
day to resort TO saloons for their meals.
Mayor TI,x,Sy, HsSsY WaED BErcnER
and others spoke upon the occasion. II is
to be in charge Of ORvnLE GARDNER, the
converted pugilist, who continues to main
tain consistent Christian character.
The best trotting in six separate but
continuous mile heats on record. was made
on the Union course, Long Island, on the
2lst, when the horses Lady Woodruff, Ge,.
Patchen, and Brown Dick were pitted for
the best three in lie mile heats. 1t was
very close match, and the FIRST heat being
dead, six miles were ,rotted before any one
Of them won three heats. Lady Woodruff
was the tinal winner, beating in the last three
heats. The time was thus extraordinary {:
2.3Oi.. 1929, 2.291i, 250ls, 1923,
2.3l.
The San Deigo Herald says that Gen
William Walker has resigned tillibustering
and that be intends to unite his destinies
with lady Of Lower California. who once
saved bis life. She is said to be abundantly
rich, but objected to the alliance in conse.
quence Of difference of religion. That has
been obviated by the ceremony at Mobile
THK London Times has finally succeeded
in getting permission for Mr.. RussELL, the
celebrated Crimes and India correspondent,
to accompany the French and Sandman
army, and his first letter, date Vereelli,
appeared in the "Thunderer on the 9th
inst.
The Chicago Tribune states that JoHS
A. WASHINGTON, of Mt Vernon, in copjuuc-
ton with another Virginia gentleman, has
recently purchased real estate in that city to
the amount Of S67 500; and that Mr..
WARRINGTON alone has bought Ss3,5OO
worth.
The Troy papers announce that Mr.. la
MoCSrAIN's mammoth balloon Tor crossing
the Atlantic is completed. and would proba-
bly, he sent Of 10 few days for 81. Louis
He tried his air propeiIers on the Hudson
river recently. aud they were worked by
hand against the current and wind. making
good progress The craft TO which they
were attached was a metallic lie boat.
Mrs. HARRINGTON is coming out with q
new volume, which she has christened IL nit.
iiDg.work A Web OF many Textures"
APPLETON. the celebrated New York
publisher, has disposed Of his eligible spot
on which Tor eight years be has transacted
his business. IL commanded the magnificent
price Of S35o0OO. Ii cost the owner eight
years ago the sum OF 100000. Not bed
profit, when II rs considered that the site has
been one OF the best for business.
TIE Sau Francisco Herald states ths, h
present stock Of California WINS nov under
cultivation will yield $50 900 900 Of wines
and braudies ln twenty years from the pres
ent DAY
lS the two weeks ending July q, the re-
ceip,s Of the Chicago and Gaena Railroad.
amounted TO bu; $500 o.. beng falling
OF from the zane two weeks OF las, year, OF
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The Cincinnati Ga-die says . meeting