The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

~.W0uo tue 0o0t was lying " 0u001bkSAs y
carriage drove violently down the bluff and
and one or two, ladies. The explanation was
coon made. 1T seems that the party had gone
ashore ct Winona, to get some ice cream, and
were left by the boat. Mr.. Lawler at once
hired q carriage, and overlook the boat at Min
neiska, after drive Of twenty miles on the fuA
gallop. 9a1 l-tt1l = 131As'e g
= n .vr,T .r'.s.L AT ALMA, 3.s.I ~osA go
Where the boat arrived just at dusk, the peo-
pie were also out in force, and fired salute
with anvils. -'- -.t - s'..' 49,.
taH.-~ ls AT wABAsflAw
very large crowd had assembled, bat as it
was O'Clock when the boat arrived there, they
were disappointed in not being able to see the
couptenance of the great c0nqueror OF the re-
beilion. They will have that pleasure on Sun.
day, however, as the Itasca goes down. n
80 --.1,Itys9 THE CROWD. JoL % u
va We never travelled with a more pleasant
crowd Ofladies and gentlemen. Although over
$50 souls are aboard, and the boat crowded in-
tensely, yet all is orderly end agreeable. Mnch
Of this isdue to the good management OF the
of6cersl I'VE never saw men work harder for
the comfort and pleasure Of. their passengers,
and all speak highly Of their noble conduct
Capt Webb has testimonials, better than silver
pitchers-we mean the gratitude aud esteem
of his passengers. He is almost weafied to
death tonight. Frank Lewis, also, has mot
closed his eyes for two nights, yet is At his
post ato.nigha patient, polite ard clever -
Cguished and meritofious services. |" His faith
tul Junior, John Hankins, has also won golden
opinions for Ids polite attention TO The PassenS
90e0 ~ Z, IL u -, lI3a.A1J So
10 But must close, as Murphy" hangs heavy
on, my eyelds, which were not kissed BY
sleeP" LIST night. State rooms are not to be
had Tor love Or money, of course, and l ex.
peeted 70 sleepin Q chair all night, as ahun-
dred or two did last night. Thanks to Mr..
LAWYER, President of the Packet Company,
however, the st. Paul delegation win not be
put to such straits,-w are provided for, and
shall now bring my letter to . close, and re-
u tlte--3 sfa5 Is 52L-- 2z1 LJ.1F.'H III
THE RECEPTION IN ST. PAUL.
The account Of our Special Reporter, who
accompanied the trip up the river portion of
the way closes ct bed time on Friday evening,
Of course during the night there were no re-
captions at points pasSed-Lake City, Red
Wing, Prescott, &c. At Hastings, where the
1tascA arrived at daylight, several persons got
aboard. At Is minutes to 9 the boat hove in
,iara,a{9 ON TIE LEvEE, = s-ocr or 10,
An Immense crowd had collected, while from
tie BLUFF above, q battery Numbered forth ito
rsri;sd. r. IN = csrnor or SsorS ~. Te.ssa ~
thc Soat nesrea tha shore IT, hara risvinc q
lively air, three cheers made the welkin ring.
As soon as the Itasca touched the shore, Gen.
Grant stepped forward to the guard Of the
boat, accompanied by Gov. Miller who called
for'three cheers, swinging his hat AZ the signal
Cc,cs,s,;.r Hs,c r.S,, so,;tn, gE.S =, ZIG .N
,cn.sS", IA hat ~, ~ pw oMo.' tnpno~ ~ ~
sfsndinr m this niace for a nrmhe- ~ ,airrtes
Sn,in > 1hich ti,;,a SeveraI - NJ "a 1870,
and 1nmar ne; chfoss sdvancad .nd sho.,h h;r,
sS. .s I ;rtr,a,ca;o,. y. ~: " our cisa l
The carrfao,es Tor the Ga,sr., .,a hi. .,,,+.
ho;nc No. IS soeSsn.s. "a ~. s .sx - suss s
Composed the civic escort hsv;nr .rr;vea the the
CoreraI and tho cthor ;nv;t.5 c~asts 2exo
snan e se. aaS 'ae SsGsr iIysee geSssS Mele
T,.o,.;s.st ~s.ss - a Z. ;,;tos,: -;
Se~s and sssytxS 60 tha Trta.;1s, r Mnts Ii''-
: - s7%1 sSt 81 - -
Lslaenaoo TIE PROCESSION, orzsa
Which moved directly up jackson street, was
formed in the following order :sf7rf no
Second Cavalry Band. gae' r.
Fire Department, In full uniform. -
Other Civic Associations. d.
Great Western Band a
a. Common Council. 90. 81
Committee Of Arrangements. u.
LiEGlANANi 0AcEhAL y. q CHANT,
80 Mr. Grant Govsrnor N;iIar
and Mavor Prince 5y9: =
~..E.s Gem Grantis suite in car,iao.e. VI
VI ago5 Invited Unests in carriagrs 15L5u G
-.sr 1.s.sA C;t;yers in car,;.s~sS oujrG q,
The snt;re ronte vas throree6 9TH ,r,.n,,o
racker1 on the sidewalka "A close - thev cn.sid
Stand ,rhile every window wss SiIed y,sh 49, -
dies vavin~ their handkerchief. Prc Nm -;
cheers preetad the General A Re $500 n r.
was easy to recognize him by his Uniform and