The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-30

1t has been announced officially that
the Queen Of England receives with
very great satisfaction, all addresses pre-.
sented to her against the late Bull Of the
Pope.
The Tablet, the organ Of the Roman
Catholics of England, calls the bishops
of the Established Church pseudo bish-
ops.
1t is reported in London that the In
trigues in connection with Papal Cow
ernment. must inevitably lead to split
in the Cabinet, if not to = dissolution Of
the Ministry. 'o'rse - '..2 g. '"s 'R7'
There has been singular rise recent.
ly in the price Of silver in England,
which excites curiosity and inquiry. "
Mr.. Richard Doyle, one Uf the contri-
butors to Punch, has resigned his en-
gagment. and a salary Of 5000 q year,
on account Of its attacks on the RomaH
Catholic religion. ,.r,~- ,ar
Mt. DIsraeli Is writing the life Of
Lord George Bentiek. He has UNDER
taken this literary task at the request Of
ihc Duke of Portland, Lord Georges
father. ..
A wire rope, the larges, yet made,
has been completed for the Liverpool
railroad; it weighs nearly twenty tons;
IS SIX thousousand yards long, and 4 I-2
inches in circumference. l"" e+"
DR.. Beccham, the President Of the
Wesleyan society. Of England, has cali
ed the 'cOnnexional committee of privi-
leges' to consider what steps arc proper
to be taken IN reference 10 the papai in.
nOvation. .t .-
On dit, that Scottish churchman
lately remarked, relative to the papsl
agitation. "Neel, sir, the Beast has
got an awfu' thrashin' the day." to
which a dissenter replied, Deed. !
think it's only ane beast ihrashin' aniiil.
cr."
Joseph Hume, VI. p, has written 10
the papers on the Papal aggression
He ssys:--"If the attempt Of the
ADti-State-Church Societies be well
considered, there will be found more
danger to the Established Church GoEs
them, than from the Pepe's BULL"
A novel gun has been patented BY
Manton Of London, the peculiar feature
of which is, that seventy rounds may DO
fired without stopping to prime.
A confident contradiction is given to
recent rumor that the Marquis Of Nor
mandy was about to leave Paris, in or
der to succeed Lord Dalhousie in tho
Governor-Gencralship of India. '-
Sir John Herschel will succeed Mr..
Shell as Master of the English Mint
This appointment will no longer be held
by q member of Parliament, and the
salary will be reduced to $500 u
year.
Mr.. Laurie, late Sheriff of London,
has presented the President Of the
French Republic the gold bride bit and
stirrups which were used by the Empe-
ror, Napoleon in 1914.
The French government have voted
0,000C toward the completion Of tho
stone bridge at Boulogne, with the
promise Of sO,0O0f more next year.
The British Government has placed
40. 600 blankets at the disposal Of tho
Danish Minister for the use Of the army
al Schleswig.
Paper from tow is said to have been
invented at Berlin. difficult, if not i'm
possible to be countc rfe;,ed for bank
notes. .....,.
The King of Bavaria has formed a de-
sign Of a series of pictures on subjects
derived from the annals Of all times nnd
all nations. the whole being destined to
form pictorial chronology. :.
A rumor has gone abroad of fKossuth's
escape from krutahia. No Official in
formation has, however, been received
on the subject.
A vessel from London to Cadiz, pick
ed up Prussian captain, who, for threo
days and nights had foated on
spar, twenty miles from land, without
tasting food or water.
The proprietor of the Colombo Oh
server has successfully employed pig
cons in conveying intelligence for his
journal between Kasdy and the coast Of
Ceylon.
There has been great pubiic rejoie-
ing at Ceylon for the recall of The Cow
crnor, Lord Torrington. whose atroci-
ties towards the natives were made the
subject of parliamentary enquiry.
Some time ago, the Pope appointed
an Archbishop Of Corfu, in the person
of DR.. Nicholson, an Irish priest, who
arrived at Corfu in May, i549, but met
with such warm reception from the en-
ragged Greeks, that he disappeared, and
has not since been either seen or heard
Of.
A French paper states that the snow
has already caused several accidents in
the Pyrenecs. A few days since, two
women were buried in a drin, and .
man belonging to Saint Jean Pied do
Port perished in a similar manner, while