The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-02-13
Arrival of the Niagara.

extending the right OF pre-emptlon to set
tiers on unsurveyed lands.
Arrival of the Niagara.
New YORK, Jan. %.
The Hibernia arrived out on the 9th
inst The news from New York caused
great excitement.
The cotton market was extremely buoy
ant; fair upland Mobile, 6 34; Orleans,
8 IS. Corn market dull throughout the
week; prime white, 30s; yellow, 27s.-
Best brands Baltimore -four, 5, 25 to &, 800;
Western Canal, 23s. American Pro-
ducc--Pork, but little demand. Beef,
depressed. Bacon and Lard in lively
request at improved rates, the latter has
advanced Is Increased firmness in con-
soils. American stock IN fair request :
Pennsylvania fives S3.
The Niagara brings Liverpool dates
to the 10TH inst President Taylor's
Message is extensively published and
commented on by the English papers.
FRANCE.-Nothing interesting. The
National announces that 25,0 90 men Will
remain at Rome to aid in restoring the
Pope to his throne. A new paper called
the Napoleon has been started at Paris,
supposed to be the organ of the Prcsi-
dent. A proclamation has been issued
against clubs. The Typhus fever IS
raging fiercely at Vienna. 1t is report
ed that an offensive and defensive ALI,
ancc has been concluded between Prus-
sa, France and England 1t is under
stood in Prussia thatthe Chambers would
accept the Constitution.
TURKrY.--The correspondent cf the
London Times says, that the Gar has
agreed to the terms proposed by the Por-
te, and Dembinski and other Poles, who
served IN Hungary, are to be expelled
from the Ottoman empire: and their
countrymen, residing In Turkey, who
were not concerned in that instruction,
are to remain unmolested II any one.
without reference to country, under
whose protection ne may be, shall, whilst
resident ofthe Ottoman Empire, be gull
~ Of any act hostile to the government
Of the Emperor Nicholas, he shall, at the
demand OF the Russian Envoy, be ex-
PEELED from the Sultan's dominions.-
kossuth and other Hungarian refugees.
are to be confined IN fortified town.
not close prisoners, but under constant
surveillance Of the Turkish authorities.
The correspondent Of the Morning Her
aid, writing the same day, asserts, that
the Emperor Of Russia had refused to
accept the Sultan's guarantee for the
conduct Of the Poles, and that the mat
ter was as far from being settled DIS ev-
er.
New YORK, Jan. 2G.
/ The Niagara arrived at Boston yes
terday at noon. Additional letters from
Paris say, that treaty has been conclu-
ded between the Emperor Of Russia and
President ofthe French Republic, which
will be found anything but desirable, as
far as England is concerned.
! A bearer of dispatches arrived in Par
is from Rome. 1t appears, that the
French General and the Cardinal Gov
ernment are as far from an understand.
ing as ever Gen. De Killers insists
on leaving II 900 French troops in Rome
and the Cardinals insist on placing the
Pope under the protection of mixet
garrison of Austrians and Italians-anC
50 the matter stands
AUsTRIA.-Thc Breslau Gazette saws
that the public mind at Vienna is much
taken up with a report of coup d'etat
They name the 9th OF 7th inst. for put
ting it into effect
The military preparations are reall,
formidable. Within six miles arount
Vienna the houses are .illed with soldiers
besides so, 900 in Vienna and $4,000
which could be poured into that city il
three Or four days
In relation to the Prussian note in tn,
Erfurth Assembly, Austria says, she vii
not wage a war Of words with the Prus
sian Cabinet, bat wishes it understood
that the Austrian silence must not b,
construed into an acquiescence with tn,
Prussian project.