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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13

8. Powell is all in. He will doubtless be
convicted and hung. J9t.gida@ aaa i,
Four hundred deserters from Hookers
army has been court martialed to hard la
Dor. Balance of enlistment called up to-
day.. g@.g..a i..-+ ~ 9.l. 9tl ,ee
Operations in gold have ceased here, the
general rejoicing at its decline is only tenn
pered by the fear that it will 60 up after
the panic subsidies, but the most sanguine
admit that the late high rates cannot be
reached except under news of real disasters.
So. ts, tl WASHINGTON, March 6.
With good weather, the enemy has re-
turned in great force to Rappahannock, and
is materially Strengthening his position.
Hooker is awake. His furloughs to pri-
Yates works well. Furloughed soldiers
almost invariably return; desertiohs more
and more rare. a
Gen. Rosseau is reported authorized to
raise mounted infantry regiments to oper-
ate against Morgan and other western guer-
rillas.
The appointments for Idaho Territory
are as follows: Governor, W. II. Wallace !;
Secretary, ]. B. Daniels; Judges, Sidney
Edgarton Marksman and Samuel Parks !;
District Attorney, Richard Williams Mar
shall, D. J. Payal.
Secretary Chase will probably adhere to
his resolution not to receive postal cur
rency for customs.
The $50, 900, 900 fractional revenue cur
rency will probably be substituted for the
postal currency, which will be retired, and
no more issued.
Leonard Sweet is commissioned to Peru;
John F. Potter, of Wisconsin, to be Gov
ernor of Dacota Territory; ]. Lewis, of
Pennsylvania, to be Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue.
The extra session of the Senate will
probably last over next week.
The Indians have had another meeting
with Commissioner Dole. They still seem
averse to removal further North
The London correspondent of the Re-
publican states that over fifty blockade
breakers heavily laden with arms and war
munitions are afloat. The names of most
of them are given. Great importance is
attached RI tho facts dotai1od
Refugees from South Carolina came into
our lines to-day and took the oath Of al
legiance. -.-
Not much was done in the Senate ex-
cept administering the oath to new Senat-
ors, which was done after some debate.
Senator Davis opposing it as an unconsti-
tutional and test oath, and bad precedent.
After executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
Some hints of plans to sell securities in
Europe, no indications of Ceases Policy
are yet given out. John F. Potter's wife
died to-day.
WASHINGTON, March Z.
1t is officially stated that the judges of
the Supreme Court, will, on Tuesday, de-
liver their opinions in cases recently argued
before them. The questions Of prizes and
blockade are involved in these proceedings
Cassius NJ Clay has been nominated,
for the fourth time, Minister to Russia.
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FROM MISSOURI.

Special dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
ST.. LOUIS. March 6.
The Missouri marine brigade leaves to-
morrow, commanded by Gen. Ellet. On
its arrival at Vicksburg, Col. Chas. Ellet,
jr., late of the Queen Of the West, will
command the infantry regiment, and Col.
John r. Enet, his cousin, will command
the river fleet.
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The tories of England are delighted
with our calamities, a9d do not pretend to
conceal their satisfaction. Recently DIS
raeli said:
1t will be, believe an America of armies-
America of diplOmacy-an America of rival
States and maneuvering Cabinets-an America
of frequent turbulences, and probably Of fire.
QlIent war. .-.--.-.---------
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
PRocEEDINGs OF CONGRESS,

'''' '-''-V WASHINGTON, March 4.
In the Senate, after the regular report,
considerable time was consumed by Messrs.
Davis, Carlisle, Salisbury and Powell, in
motions to adjourn, and calling for the
yeas and nays, &c.
Mr.. Bayard replied at some length to
the charge of being conspirator, and said
the bill itself was conspiracy against the
Constitution.
Mr.. Cowan offered a resolution tender
ing thanks to the President Of the Senate
for the ability, &C., with which he had pre-
sided. Adopted.
Mr.. Trumbull offered resolution, which
was adopted, that committee be ap-
pointed to inform the President that the
Senate, having finished its legislative bust
ness, was ready to adjourn. .........a5-..
In short time, the Committee reported
that the President had no further commu-
nication to make.
Mr.. Foster, the Chairman, after some
appropriate remarks, declared the Senate
adjourned sine die. ............
In the House after transacting unimpor-
tant business, q committee was appointed
to wait on the President and inform him
that the House had finished it's business,
and to ask if he had any further commu-
nication to make. The committee return
ed stating that the President had no COM
munication to make. ..... ..
The Speaker, Mr.. Grow, in feeling
speech, returned thanks for the compli-
mentary resolutions, and adjourned the
Honse, sine die. ..........
sRNATR-HxTRA SESSION.
The Senate was called to order by Mr..
ForneY, who read the Proclamation of the
President converting the Senate. ....
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden resolu-
ton was adopted to administer the oath of
Office to Mr.. Foote, and declare him the
President pro ten,., which was adopted.
The President pro tens then administer
ed the oath of Office to the following Sena-
tors elect
LEMUEL ]. BowDEN, Western Virginia.
CHAs. R. BUoKALow, of Pennsylvania.
ZACHARY CHANDLER, of Michigan.
JAS. Dixon, of Connecticut.
JAS. R. DooL1rrLE, of Wisconsin.
REvERDY JOHNSON, of Maryland.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, of New York.
LOT NJ MORRILL,, of Maine.
CHAs. SUMNER, of Massachusetts,.
B. F. WADE, of Ohio. ......
Ten Eyke presented credentials of W.
Wright of New Jersey, who appeared and
was sworn in.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, a
committee was appointed to wait on the
President and inform him of the converting
of the Senate, which was done.
Mr.. Trumbull called attention to the law
requiring new Senators to subscribe to the
oath of allegiance. .... ....
On motion of Mr.. Foster it was voted
that the daily session of the Senate should
commence at IL O'Clock.
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W@MRW or TMR NATION.

w@MkN WI TAk NAWk0Ns
In this crisis of our Coansry's destiny, il
il The dnty< of, every sisixsn % eonsidsx shs
pssuiiaf blassines oss . sepnhlicaa fern sl
kovefnussns and decide what sacrifices 'oI
wealth and life are demanded for Ito deaencs
and pHessfvation.
The potssy af shs was, 4suF whals future
life. depeads on universal, clearly defines
idea Of thsasnd proposed and the immsnss
sdvsstages 80 be ssonred 30 surselvas ans
all maukiud, by lie aasomplishmsns.
No mers party or sscki0nsl cry, no tech
nicaiities Of Censtltusioa OF Hsilfsary law, ne
mossoes OF craft or policy are big enough
90 touch the great heart Of nasien in ths
midet Of revelation. A grand ideaS paeh d
freedom or justice, 10 needfnf 70 k6dIe ana
and sustain the Gres Of . high enshusissm
1t shis haur, the best word and work oi
every man and woman ass simperatiyely de-
mandsd. 50 naan, BY common censens, il
assigned Ehe fernm, camp and feld. Wha
10 Woman's legisamats WORK, snd how sh'
may best seeomplish ID, 10 worth eur ear
nest counsel one with another. -.
We havs heard many complaints OF III
lack OF sDshnsiasm amosG Northern Womsn
baks when . moshss tsys Asf' son % sas d.
tar Of her country, she asks an object squa
% the sacraEce. b sursing the siek ant
woandsd, knitting soeks, sefapiAg KAss ani
making ielliss, the hravest asd bsss ma,
weary II the thoaRhts means nos ia faith 4
|something bsyoBd end abegssissAll. Wora
il worship only when . nshls puspess I'LL
the soai.
Wonaa 10 equally istssasssa md rsspoa
|s;bis with asa In sAd mel ssstiamsos d
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|a&5 .t3Eg - - FAT @sasf 81 "a
4,tsrriae sorsaao ylsilsa Gsssdy aeapsy,
ia4t 4this Esass, On saansdsy iasa. The ffsl
heard fremis vss "a TIE towa sf nssssass,
where shs fences wsrs pssssvsssd. From
sksscs iss ssarss wss plsinly, Traced ka ~
sswa ,sf, Massn. Hoases ware sags ffes
their foanaatisns and dsshsd % pieoss 9hs
'largsss sxsss ssrs tern II fssgmsnts. Hs
ses. and cattle wsre seastersd promiseaoasly
absas he asldss saa hoassheld :gusnisnfs
wss ssssssssa dissanss 81 hslf missss-
otssr sviasness q me fsASsai ssseegth
af The storm ar, giSss. Nsar No toNn' d
aMaasa ssrtg ssess Of aimbsF gwaa blawn
tdownJ Here ssssform ssssSs 20 ksssspshs
itsfores. rashw vinss u Ne oply petssh
known % hare bess killed. 0thsfs ars inr
israa, .hsk nsse as far 90 heard asem %
rieasly. ~ ,gessaq II 74&oa eaf da}ig Il
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Yisksbssg dates a. The alath Aas bssa gs-
osissa. TAs baasssy sppssisA tks sisy ssial
falioppsraaioss Wgskisg eshlss dllsE lFor
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strnak ahs iron sasam shsssthsa gasdsa 7sa
wisAeat asine ssg tsiss 1As1 sviasassy
Aiak shs PSsjsi6s 5vas ;sss
new ksias, plaesa, y eeza ceesa
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has pssn ssas . Dasiss pisAsaAisp. - ls
NV cstssas, ssspsess sAs - sis y Sss
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! il aesaansRi gBeR chs canal ssaasyt tdas
sssalnk b ssssA Net ustssS sa.zsarSas
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=: s1Isss5ss kraasss, Mly slsa.
sESasss msE pafsaskF % nsajS SsfaaSs6o
Capt. -. - Clssk u she sAsI.
!. ne sspahiAsss 90 pernsnsst esgaaial
tioa sabnisssa up fellfrisg ssq

The aadsrsigasd epsnissss appolsesd
~ the Last nsssipg q spe sKsas tswashir
Usioa Lsagas, 10 pssposs plan of par
|as6Asas oseaaissssoss 2 % r4eslzaasaa sAaa
|sAsss Be nsss;nss of thss ssrsagns, y . svsry
sssead Ffidaysasuiag. From this siAs hsnss-
farsh, aassi oshsr~iss ordered byssvess sf
the menbsrs prssssk aats regular nsssing
or shs stLsaens. ss.s,9 ,s.se's 81!
We also recommend For Cha goysrnms1t
Of the asLssgue,n = that sasre bs sppoinssd
= Prssidsss, swo Vine Presidents and ,sss-
rssasy, sash . hold hss oaiss for six nsaths.
Aad we sseonmsnd Sof Ryesideas, D. D.
CLARK j for Viss psssiasns. 4. 2. N,l,iams
and !. nsDsids and fsr Secretary, u 4.
barxs. & NV .tsg dsfseigg ss.E5k
We salso fseommssd thAs there bs enc sx-
seasivs sommissss appoiassd, whose Aaty 4
shall bs:ss ssssraags shs paogsanmsn for
each mestink of the ssLsagas,' % tight np
the room for shs use Of she Lsagpe,'' = and
do eli shings necessary 70 aid the .sLsagus',
In supparsing, 1aaiusaining sna prsssstiag
tAa 0enssstutios, I.aws NOD Govssnmsss o.
the Usissa asassss agslsss csgpeshssds ss
heans aad asbsls IL Dc rs6sllsss saassss--
We rsosa esa as1ssisAb ps sss %
said somaizssse, 8. %. asslshs y lssou; |;
ohas. p Hss6ris; " -. Kifss Al ,. Nor
~, 4. i. nssp i ,. W.Rosss = s Leek-
weoa; q. =. tfossils - III
s-..: n PRANK sFMz4H, 4 ~
= s..G~s RHos. To@fnvIN, CanRstsse.
,s.szS -; :5 J. u. PHtLliFA } sssi
On motion. the report Of he sonmissas
was received aBd she coaamisses discharged.
motien The fspeFs Of shs sosnmissss
on psrmaasDt eaganisasion was aaanimonsly
adopted. 90 .rsS5.j - ~ .,r. -
The meeting was highly entsFssised by
pasrissio AID Uaion speeches, by hsssrs.
BeH, Bisonsss, PERKS ana Campseh!T = The
speaking was plsasansIJ diversified bg tbs
ssBgisg Of shs SsaF spsnglsd Bsunsr, the
Red, Whissr and Blue, which was received
win rspturous appliance, when on mosion,
A. B. Norris, il waa. resolyed r"that ws
pledge oar hsnoss oar property I'D Hour
lives If need be. That We will aid and pro-
sses our Federal soldiers in putting down
this rebellion, and il am tssisors In the
North shoaid undertake 10 false = rebellion
70 prevent it, We Will sonssdsr it cur duty
70 our God asd eur cosnssy. y see that p
they be eOnstitusiosally punished.
On melton, adjourned 10 meet in this
hsll tive wssks from this sysaing, ss Y
O'Clock p. m.
p, L. BURKE, d. D. oLAME, Praa't.
Secretary. :. ]: WILLIAMS. ly.prsx.
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@ --..,-. New TssKa ApFN 80
* j. 8. Addissn. slsrk Il Ne Adissaaa Co.
sral,s slass, end Aashepy Adassans shiaf
clerk Of the Psnsiou Barsaas havsi bess
caught b NE 90 os carrying Fssa nails.
The fsrnsr has been II shs War Dspass.-
msns 30 pears, and had access % al impsr.
saus ordsrs end msyssssass. Beth oWh
farms h Maryland, and ksss up daily cess.
masisssioR BY safriagss. .s.s..gIq d
Rev. John Martha and family who hss
scar then, and in imuasaisss ssnnsassa.
tisu, have sIss been srrssssd, apd VII be
cent bsypndssAs Iipss. ..l.5sit .aer3 9Ts.,..
!, Dispstchss frsm Aaskai Wilkes make nc
msnssss sf hssisg bssn paeslsa. - - : :
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sen 6slskns. ,aissd sAtss IN llss-
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will he sAvsasa yalss issilas asssMes ssnajsiy
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d. haaiss April -
Thsre has bean 20 ssw nsssnsst d sAs
vicinity sk Pilss Knshs Gen. bs2gail -
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heavy ssres sf sAvalsy, ffssas Rens e 1saar-
shiae q tks rsbsls fsss. Az q sgsAlssrs re
psohibised 1rem leesisg Ger ssaskssslpssss
until farther ssdsss. Easfs assI fsmssss %
shss sspsdss os shs csps 0ifssdsss, q No
Miasissippi, by Msxmaaaks, bss ths 10
aashsrisiss here hess % ii isa A. Mr.
IN thslass assiss tAefsbeasa asess s4 ailisIl
asdwssndsd issladisg 0aps. Esapp,sgscn,
'sf 81. Louis Cosssy, ssa Capt H::sasos, %
Raasst 1s. Tia Fadsssis lost III kilIsd,
90 saesdes. Pasesrsea wss bssaea rhy
shs Rsdafalss sa p 1906 ss5 fit't. n
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Emiaratiou % Liberia.

TO fAe Edifor II The n. 7. 1Ti6uHe.
SIR: The friends of Colonization in New.YOrk
are called upon for aid to fit out company Of emgranta
10 Liberia who are to embark nom this port the
Thomas Pope. to sail for Monrovia Jan. Is. 1864
For their passage out and support for six month";
with implements Of industry the Society will have to
expend $1,000. ......
In view Of the pressing claims for other benevolent
we have forborne TO make any appeal for
months and have employed agent TO collect fands
Now that several intelligent families offer to 60 and
strengthen the Liberia settlement, we are compelled tc
present their case and request friends to aid bj
liberal contributions.
Funds may be sent to the Corresponding Secretary.
the Rev j. b. Pinney, Room No. q Bible House Or u
Caleb Swan, esq, Treasurer No. l33 Ninth street.
J. b. PINNEY, Cores ponding Secretary.