The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-29
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he ml1CoSo ouu COMPENSATION Vi m6m.
bers of the Southern Congress is fixed at
eight dollars per day while in session, and
ten cents per actual mile travelled between
their homes in going to or returning from
whatever place Congress may sit at.
The Raleigh Register Of the 18th says
all the counties in North Carolina have
been heard from, and the people, by ma
jority of 597 votes, have determined that
there shall be no Convention. g3e>
THE Rev. Thomas Hurlburt has COM
menced the publication at Sarnia, Canada
West, of newspaper in the ChippeaD
language, under the title Of Peteuben, sig
nifying Peep Of Day."
The Frankfort (Kentucky) Common
,oealth has under it's editorial head the fol-
lowing announcement ..
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
For CoNGREss-JoHN j. CR1TTENDEN.
This announcement is accompanied with
editorial remarks strongly urging Mr..
Crittenden to accept seat in the House, in
the present perilous times. %
THB last mode of obtaining "leave of alb.
sence" by the young gentlemen in the Mil
itary Academy at West Point, is to procure
a subpoena to attend as witness 10 a trial
before the Courts in New York. To secure
punctual attendance on Mondays, the official
with the invitation to Court appears at
West Point on Saturday afternoon, thus
giving the young gentleman Sunday in
New York. 1t is costly trip, but the
gentlemen in question don't mind the ex.
pense.
The Boston Herald has long revelation
of guilt and shame on the part of motto.
rious clergyman, the caption of which we
subjoin: Rev. I. s. Kalloch-Another
chapter or two in the history Of the Ire
mont Temple Divine-His amours carried
on within the walls Of the temple-Another
Mrs. Stein-Attempted swindling operation
frustrated-The Baptist clergy are arousing
themselves--The edrontery and hardihood
of Kalloch-He leaves Kansas to preach in
New York."
The French Emperor has sent a young
architect and scholar of Valenciennes, M.
Guillame, to make some Investigations in
Asia Minor to assist him in finishing his
history of Julius Caesar.
The official interview between General
Cameron and Judge Grier of the United
States Supreme Court, that took place on
the 9th, must have awakened memories ex-
ceedingly interesting to both. The Judge
visited the War Department for the pur-
pose of administering to Gen. G. the oath
of Office. The gentlemen are about the
same age. They were boys together in
Northumberland county, Pa, many years
ago, and they started in life, oneas a school
teacher and the other as a printer. During
all the interview between youth and mature
age, they have preserved the kindest rela,
tions.
The Empress Of the French is about to
make pilgrimage to Jerusalem. She is
religiously crazy about her sisters death.
! IT is said that the author of the popular
tune, " Dixie's Land" has realized 81 900
from his copy right.
Mr.. w. Fl. Russell, the well known cor.
respondent of the London Times, is coming
to this country to describe men apd things
at the present juncture.
Col. ELLSWORTH, of Zouave fame, who
has aspired to be chief clerk of the Wal
Department, which is equivalent at times to
being acting Secretary of War, will be ap.
pointed to a Lieutenancy in the Army-a
much more fitting position for him. This
appointment will be made with reference to
creating new beaureau in the Adjutant
Generals Department, with the idea of rem.
dering more efficient aid to the militia Of
the United States than has heretofore been
done.
The ex-King and Queen Of Naples will
take up their residence in the Castle oil
Bauz near to Lichtenfels, in Bavaria. This
estate, situated at q short distance from
Munich and once belonging to the old abbey
of that name, is one of the finest monuments
of Gothic art. 1t belongs to Duke Maxi.
milan of Bavaria, the father of the fugitive
queen.
A CAPITAL REBUKE.-When Capt. Ing
RAHAM returned, few days since, from the
command of the Richmond steam sloop in
the Mediterranean, a certain Senator from
Louisiana, though born and raised in New
York city, and late member of the Naval
Committee of the Senate, said to him sub.
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