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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-28
ssThOu Shalt NOT Bear False witness
against thy Neighbour"

In our paper of Saturday, there was q
glazing typographical blunder, which We
would have corrected in our Sundays issue
had not the general tone of the article in
which it occurred, rendered correction
unnecessary. In speaking of military ap.
pointments, we urged that the Governor
should make them "without regard to To-
calay, or political proclivities," but endeav-
or to secure the best military talent in the
State. The compositor and proof reader
converted "locality" into "loyalty;" but
happily the blunder was corrected in
the concluding sentence of the article
which reads as follows :-"Military edu>
"cation and experience, sound judgment
" unexceptionable habits, and unimpeachable
"loyaly, should alone enter into the deter
" mination OF military appointments"
OF course the reader would have been
satisfied by the concluding sentence, that
the use of the word "loyalty" was an error.
but not so the editor of the Press: with the
sneaking dishonesty of JENNY Tw1rcHER,
he seizel upon this typographical blunder,
and in half column article, insinuates that
we are advocating the appointment of dis.
loyal men to positions in the army that they
may betray the trust confded to them
Shame on such dishonesty
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-28

LABoRERs WANTED.-In the past week
or ten days we have met quite number of
farmers in the city, trying to hire men for
the harvesting season, offering as high as
$500 and 1926 per day, and agreeing to
keep them in employ until fall. The east
at present has large surplus of laborers,
and should pay some little attention to our
wants.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-28

PARsoN BrowNLow, of the Knoxville
Wing, says: 1--WE are going to stay in Knox
Vile, and nowhere else, and when we remove
from the dwelling that we own and occupy
it will be to the cemetery in this vicinity.
And as to the paper, we shall editand publish
it until our Office is destroyed, or our wind
pipe is cut ?"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-28

SCRIPTURE VS.. REBEL.-"And 10 the syn
agogue there was man which had The
spirit of an uncean devil, and cried out
with loud voice, saying Let US alone I"
Luke iv., 33.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
Mass Meeting OF All Parties at Owego.
0wgGo, ~ Y Scvt 4 raaf

A mass meeting, composed OF men OF all parties was
held here to-day Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson was the
principal speaker and loudly aud
applaudcd Tho sympathzcrs with and abs,.crs q
secession Jared very hard =, his hands
Mr. Dickinson held a vast crowd Of thousands aor two
hours In the Park during which time tho rain descended
in torrents and all listened with attention and wsuh no,
,eave the ground nor allow him 70 speaking.
The Union spirit at work Hon. A. s. Dven lie 10 ad
dress similar meeting this evening at All ga Hall.
series Of resolutions were introduced By H. A. Beebe
Esq of the 0swego Gasel in favor Of vigorous prose
sutton Of the war, which unanimously adopted.
The following persons appointed delegates 10 the
Ieopes state Convention OF tho 10th inst; H A. Bccbe
y. McIaum, g. o. Chase, J. j. Sackett and James r.
boveloy, democrats and H. r. Tracey, w. s. Lincoln Ia
~id Rees, D. o. Hancock, Selim Kirby, W. W. Shepard
and Lorain Curtis, republicans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

canadian flour dull, with sales of u hundred
bbls ut quotations Southern -four was less active and
buoyant, with sales Of GOO 700 bbs closing within the
range OF the above prices. Rye flour inactive
figures Corn meal was steady and In request
ut our quotations. with sales of Jersey and Brandywne
at our quotations. Wheat was 10 fair request in part
for export to France the gales footed up about
l75 600 bushels at 81 20 81 20 for white aoat 81 %
81 20 Tor white ono and Michigan 81 10 81 10 fur rod
western 81 10 81 II Tor Interior prime 81 II for
Green Bay 81 o5 for Racine spring, Ole 81 for Oh cgo
slrtnG, ami &c a 81 10 for Milwaukee, club Corn was
slealy ard in fair demand, while the sales enlb AGED
about rs 600 bushels, at 46 Nc 47c for lnsound mixed
ll1sc l9c Tor shipment East and 4oc SOC for good
shipping Western mixed, ana 81 Nc. for Western yellow
Rye was nrmer and In far request with sales Of $500
bushels Nortnern at Csc. Barley mat in request,
with sales o 10 600 bushels TIC Oats were in far de-
mand, with sales Of Ctnaan at 2Sc SOC. and Western
and STATE at 33o. a 3sc.
cnFrsE.-lhc market was steady, with sales Of 500
bags Rio at l3ac AYE, and ESQ Of Java
were sold at 20c
Corfoy--fhe market was aga frmer and active with
sales Of $500 bales the basis Of 22c a
22i4c. for middng 200 bales Of tho 500
imported by the Guy Manucrirg were sold at
331sc., cassed M good ndidlng New Orleans.
Regarding the stock in this market with consumption
&c, we take the following statement from the Shttin1
Last OF to-day. The stock larger than had boon
anticipated and is said to have included some parcels
Purchased for spnnes and held in here to thor
0rders;-lhc mlrket continues much excited and with
active speculative demand prices have further al.
quotations annexed. The rcputed sales for the threo
days are about 600 bales though it quite probable
tat some of the transactions have been rel orted twice
We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 40 =. N

WEDNESDAY,, sept tt T. III.
ASHES we're steady, and sales confined to 20 40 bbls
including pots at IS 20 and pearls at So 371E
BREADsTrFrs-Flour-rhc market was steady, and
common grades Of shipping brands were unchanged,
while medium and good grades were dull and lower. Tho
sales embraced about 600 bbls closing within the fol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RAND MASS MEETINt,--NcAANuS OtaSEQUTFS.
N mass meeting viii be held this evening, at eight
o'clock, at Irving Hall corner of Irving placeAnd Fiji
eenth street. TO make necessary preparations for THE
ccption and transmission TO Ireland Of the reRaas Of
Terence Bcliew McManus, now on their way from san
Francisco
Thos +. Meagher, Robt. Emmett, Chas 0Ccnor, jas I.
Brady, John Mckeon Cbas p. Daily and Horace Greeley
have been invited and are expected 10 speak.
THE C0MH0Di0US BUILDINGS ERECrED on TIE
corner OF fast Sixteenth street and Rutherford place,
for the use OF Friends Seminary, being complete.
The schools for boys and grs viii DC opened the 9Th
Of Ninth month (scrtember) For admission apply 70
THOMAS FOUfKE principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
POLITICAL.

nEM0CRATIC REpUBilCAE GENERAL COMM TEE -
IL regular monthly ting Of the above Committee
will be beld at Mozart Hall his {narsday) evening at
~ O'Clock Punctual attes ,anco requested BY order
JOHN COCHRANE Chairman
GEORGE G. GENET, Vice Chairman.
F. FoS S.ap. 1'A'S''' secre'ares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

YIyANTTIA-ENeINBER SOLDIERS, COMPRISING NH
w chanics and intelligent iaboregs, for Sappers and
Miners OF the Regular Army the must be able bodied,
not over 80 years Of ago. able W read and wrte and
derstand the -four ground OF arithmetic Of
smen, three years; pay, from sl3 10 s34 depending on
rank attained by MOTT aud solderly conduct aso ra
tons, fuel, quarters clothing, medical attendance and
the usual bounty. Apply daily at No. Bowling GREEN,
third Goor, betw, en- A. NJ and IL NJ.
Q. A. GILMORE,
Captain Of Engineers, United States Army,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

TINTED STATES MUSJHHING OFFICE, NO 70 WHITE
u street.
Kembarsing and pay Of claims against the United
States, under the act or Congress- or collecting drifting
aAd Aaizng vontecrs onder the act authorizing the
prescnt to accept te services Of five hundred thousand
men, &C."
l. Notice rs hereby given to all parties having claims
against the government of the United States tho
above mentioned act Of Congress-, prevent tho same
without delay, for animation and payment.
2. Payment will only DO Iaade account Of troops
officers and that have b,en may be mustered and
received into az actually employed In the OF the
made, bot not mustered and receiyeA into service, viii
not DO recognized
g. Personal expenses II commissioned efnccrs recruit
ing their companies prior 10 their being mustered into
DO paid tho Subsistence and quarters board
and bdgiHg privatGs, from the date Of enrolment,
until mustered INTO service The necessary and acsnai
travelling expenses Of officers, when accompanied 10y bills
Of particulars and receipts for payments properly aasleu
t,cated, will be allowed.
Bills Of particulars, with dates ard rates charges
and the receipt Of the party n whom payment made
must In all cases be rRiehcd In short, original vsuch
nshed The accounts must also designate tho particular
regiment and company, and name III the commanding
officer who authorized the expenditure.
3. When expenses have been incurred for |" board
and In accordance with the usual rate Of tho neghbor
hood the bills must also specify the regiment company
W which The troops sulr.stcd nartred belonged.
9. Transportation and quarters, nj reasonable rates,
TO the usual Of convey ance
charges will not he recognized Charges for transpora-
ton by railroad other public Conveyance be
eompanied by bills, stating tho number Of men, asse
The regiment or company.
7. Information and proper forms ~ making cut
counts will be furnished AT this Office.
D. Il sACKErT,
Lieut. Col Fifth Cavalry, mastering On1eer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

NOR LiyERP0OI.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER sap
IL RICHARD S. ELY, Captain Livingston, wlllpositks-
y sail on Wednesday September II. This ship has spIcn
did accommodations for all classes of passengers. vAs
will be taken at the lowest rates For passage apply
board, per IL East river, or to JOSEPH MURPHY, q
South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

INoR LIvERPOOI.-rHE CELEBRATED PACKET SHIP
IL JEREMIAH THOMPSON hauls into the stream
this afternoon, and sails tomorrow morning carly ND
magnificent ship has already made two trips this year n
sixteen days Apply oa board at pier Az East river o.
al 215 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

NOR IlvERPOOI.-T1IE WORLD WIDE KNOWN
Il clipper ship DREADNOUGHr Captain samueis,
knowoed TO be the fastest vessel aiost positively sails
the 10Th Of September For passage, reduced rates,
apply on board, pier s, North river, 70
p NJ. DE.MARFST, 40 South street.
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Tv0R sALE--THE TRoTTING HORSE HONEST PETER
I Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF.

DIED HOUSE TRoTrING COURSE, HARfEM-wnI.
LII come OF on Friday, 9th instant, at hapa thrce
O'Clock r. NJ Mile Heats best three in Gve in harness.
purse and stake FOR nay dollars closed with the follow
ing entres-C. Brooks, b. E. Awful Gardner; Old
nor, ditto 6. NJ Primrose; r. iieens b. r. Tom Brown.
{. BROOKS, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

CtHRAP EXCURSION 10 CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
" Fare SIX cents by Island ferry, foot of White
hall street. between the battery and South ferry Guide
ocampsTo reach regiments of New York Rides British
Volunteers Mechanics and Artizens Empire Zoxaves and
Yates Rifles, all al Camp Washington; Scott Rifles and
Volunteers AZ Camp Carrgan, Old Quarantine Ground.
aud Cameron Light INFANTRY, at Camp Morrison-eave
steamboat al first handing Boats leave every hour fron
GA. NJ 70 7P n. On fSns Sundays every half hosr -
1P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

ITO COMMANI Els OF REsIMENTS.-wANTED ny 4
young man. the.ou hiy Sed To business the position
OF Stcr he has abundant seans md good line Of credt
HI this city. Address Sutler, Hornld Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

DpGUI.AR BOAT TO TIE FISHING BANKS.
n Fare SO cents.
steamer CR0T0N, Capt, Durnont,
Leaves Tenth street, E. r., 715; Peck slip, 745.
Leaves Spring street, n. r., $40; pier No. 4, 9AM
leaves the Banks, 2:30P. NJ.
n. D--Afer this date the following landings win be
discontinued Broome street. Brooklyn and Thirticth
street. August 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Summer arrangentent.-Express train for Albany,
Troy North and West leaves Twenty sixth street Station
at IL A, n. For local trains time table,
JOHN BpRCHlLL, Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

4 900 HORSES Municipality TO THE
lsOOO subscriber At the stables OF A. S Cham.
Berlin or fes Nichols, 81 East Twenty fourth street,
near Third avenue. PHILIP COPELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

LNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IINE.-THE FAvO-
Il rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at pier 80
East river sas September and packet ship GUY MAN.
NkNG September H. For passage at low rates. drafts
on h'gani or Ireland, apply TO TAPSCOTT co. Ne Is
South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

TNOR MATANZAS.
IL 70 sail on Monday, September ., at TIVE s'ciocEt.
NJ. ARMED WITH RrrLED CANNON.
The United Ssases mail steamship MATANZAS, I&aee,
gang commander Is ready 10 receive freight 1t pier Nd
4 North river, foot Of Norris street.
For freight or passage apply u
s. Exchange plaAe.
Minis close OF the Post Office at o'clock r. M o. NJ
day Of sailing.
No cargo received bills Of lading signed tho g q
sailing.
ications between Matanzas and Havana ~ rsR
Ave times day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

& URGE0NS, ArIENT1ON!--A GENTLEMAN COMPE
~ tent wishing the position Of Assistant Surgeon can
BIO accommodated in regiment authorized by tho Score
tary OF War, supplying few to complete the
Address O. r. O., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
FINANCIAL.

tokN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
~ insurance Company New York, Agust 81, 1881.
videhd- Board Of Directors Of this Company have
TINS DAY declared semannua dividend Of ten (0 per
cent payable demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

Ak HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
Hte) for sale.
100 Family Carriages, all styles.
80 Sets Harness, r., &c.
Stabie 10 NcFns street. Factory 1874 Fulton avenue,
brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-16
Fires In the Metropolis
FIRE IN TIE BowFRY--NARROw ESCAPE or SIX PER-
sONs-ONE MAN INJURED

Between four and Eve O'Clock Tuesday morning q
Ore broke the first door OF the three story frame
building No. 2s3 Bowery occupied by Frederick Kuender
scgar and tobacco store. Tho flames spread rapidly
and cDvcloped the stairs cutting or all egress. Mr..
Kluender and his wife, and August Mannehen and his
daughter and son. and Buyer asleep the third
floor Finding that their escape from the burning build
ing cut of at the stairs they fastened end Of
rope TO piece Of wood and then lowered the other from
the front window Mannchen assisted Mrs. Kluenler
bis son and daughter and then lowered himself to the
street. The rope only extended TO the top the rst
story consequently all the parties aghtcd tho top of
The bow window except Mr. Eluender, who fell TO tho
sidewalk and seriously injured. lie conveyed to
The house of friend In Houston street Before the
extnguished tho entire inside Of tho building was
destroyed The roof beams extended into the brick walls
Of adjoining houses and they together with tho roof,
eth remain In their proper place, giving worry singular
at between 81 0C0 and SO eco II nearly all destroyed.
Tho insurance the stock Is Sc 0o0s 900 each in tho
New Amsterdam Excelsior, Relief, Williamsburg City,
Market and 81 Marks lire insurance companies.
Valentine ors occupied part of the front Of the FIRST
floor harness shop. Ices about $3.50 insured for
500 in tho Market Insurance Company The second door
was occupied by y Dryer lager bier saloon. Loss
about $3.50; no insurance. The building Is owned by
Fisher a Bird. Mr. Kluender had built extension
and raised the front part story HIGH costing him
aboui 81 zoo which he " ony Insured for $780, In tho
Relief Company. Tho main building Is insured
in tho Rowcry Insurance Company Loss about 81 600
The building No ISL the corner Of Houston street. ia
damaged about $500 and Nos " and "A East Houston
street about $50 They al owned by Fisher 4 Bird,
and insured In tho Bowcry Insurance Company Catha
rine Kline occupied No ~ East Hocston street dwell
ing and boot and soc shop Damage about $685. insured
for $500 in the Gcrmania Insurance Company.
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.
Between nine an ten O'Clock Tuesday morning Q
IRE occurred the second floor OF No 600 Third avenue
in tho premises Of John Murphy caused BY stovcpipc
The fsmcs were soon extnguished. Damage about 500
insured.
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Since january /. .Is52,ol2 2ba7 7ss soIpIrp


The heavy outward movement Of produce thus
continues. From present indications there is no
great prospect Of falling off, and tho fact must
initiate against further advance in exchange.
There is no change In the money market, and
quotations are a. last given. Exchange IL very
firm at LOG : for sterling and 5.321. a IS for
france; but there is not much doing Bills are
scarce.
by the arrival Of the Bremen we have two days
later from Europe. The rate of interest has been
raised in England to ak per cent.
The stock market was strong this morning, and
general advance was realized. The Western
shares advanced 21as per cent, and Illinois Gen.
trail rose "a. large business was done in Erie
and New York Central; the former rose per cent.
and was In fair demand ct 40. The Erie bonds
also were higher. State stocks shared the general
tendency; business was done In virginias and Mis-
sours at an advance Of TX per cent. II the pre-.
sen, political difficulties could be arranged, State,
and indeed all stocks, would start upward with
remarkable impetus. Everything Is in their
favor, save only the prospect of civil
war. This afternoon the market was very
active and stocks closed strong at the following
uotations:--United States SIS 1874, % o.;
virginia e's, TAX rs; Tennessecs, IA " Missouri
o's, ess Il; Canton, 14% q; Cumberland Coal
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THE EXTENSION or CENTRAL rARx


JAN. 15.--Ihis morning motion made on behalf
Of tho whose property had been taken for the
purpcec Of extending the Central Park 70 confirm the
ror made by the Commissioners aud tho assessments,
md awards that made 10 them by that
Commission. Tho motion opposed by tho Com
pssioncrs OF tho Park who offered n petition and
resolution that the expenses 10 be incurred had greatly
exceeded their expectations, and tey therefore dscon
tinue all tho proceedings.
Few Of the property owners oppose this act Of the
Comm r. taking the ground that the report being
n hs q lnmssioners OF the Central Park had not the
power " their proceedings Tho whole thing
upon this Mcevs Brady, Tusteed, Clark and Jerncgan
appear for the property holders and Messs Seward Bur
rni, CT Judge Cowies and Lawrence opposed.
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Alexandra Dumas, In his Journal Lindspeaiano, gives
extraordinary ~ Garibadi all of which
he says, may be depended upon being pa ecty true
and correct We subjorn tho folio wing anecdoe and
sket b Of the hero's home IN Caprera-
IL appears when Caribadithe hero, tho General, the
nctstor.f Naples for his Island home he had but ton
pastrcs 10 his pocket much 10 the dsmay OF his secre
tary Bsso On his arrival at Caprera the first thing that
greeted him when no left the steamer bill from the
mason who had been repairing his house. the amount of
which, exceeding the Of ten pastres the General
could not pay he Obliged 10 confess hts poverty,
Offering the ten riastres In part payment and asking for
tmo 70 collect sufficient money FOR the remainder Of the
debt The mason, not believing II possible that the
General, who had been Dictator of two kingdoms had
not been able TO lay by tweaty two piastrcs he
Of his b refused 20 accep. his offer OF payment IN tho
he proposed aud cited him 10 appear a certain
time before the courts. The s pending.
The description OF Garbaii'a house and furniture viii
no doubt interest many of our reaicrs II certainly Ia
very unlike the Armda like palace and gardens which It
was stated had been given him n many II the French
and Neapoitsn journals The house consists of ground
hoor which containe nine rooms. The entrance hall
veoule serves ~ the dining room TO the right Of which
is the Generals own room. II In horribly damp from
having tank underneath It, and the roof much out o
repair as TO admit the RAIN but In spite Of these dsa
geehbes, the General 50 fond OF hts Old that no
power on earth would induce him 70 change Il for an
other. Is furniture consists OF wooden Bcdstcad with
TIVE mattresses little wooden table, placed the bed
covered with green cloth two ches and boookcase
with books military history In n, 10 which ars
ust nbou 10 be added eight volumes Of Manu-
al OF Horticulture illustrated over the head Of the Co
neras bed hangs medallion, which holds Antas and
his mothers hair. portrait or his daughter, taken
whom che four years old another OF yeoch aud
old mirror, which had belonged to his mother the
cole ornaments " the The only animals the
island are seven eight cows. bull and calves
The Generals stud consists OF ve and 40 horses
Amongst his cows he has special fayorite, which
One hardly realize that Garibsldi the c,nqucror
me oerator Of Southern Italy Ia and the same
Win Saribaldi, the small farmer Of Caprera living In
simplicity scarcely conceivable In these our days
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~. ....,, PARN, NC. 30, 1850.
Inc MvN'NtT publishes resolution of the Minister of
the Interior authorizing the Directors eoera On his do
Prtmen 70 give decisions on affairs of minor mpor lance
ley VIII also constitute superior council for ebera-
ting on az important Questions This council will
sernble twice week.
The London Tp,.- Paris correspondent ssys,-rhe En-
peror has caused the ter q Count Iadssus Telek to
be taken up In manner that aof1 nns seat credit
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United states District Court.

THE ALLEGED SLAYER CORA
JAs. 15.-Ttis case again called up this morning
but in consequence of the illness OF Of the counsel for
the defence tho adjourned until morrow
when IL will DO resumed.