The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

to him alone for happiness and prosaa,ily 81
have entrusted their future welfare into A. =
ing. How worthy he may be Of tbs ga. =
sponeibility remains for time To prove
Lsuis Napoleon, through his minis,es 8, gY,.a
ington. has officially announced tina, i, s.,I-
the perpetua.ion Of the tranquility and epiI..,
or the six millions Of people who elect = -
well as that Of the world, that be a, - - -
entire control Of the French goyernr,sr, y,
wishes all mankind to especially undsI ss NJ ,s.~
10 this assumption Of power, Bis motive. 80.
patriotic and for the benefit Of every hpn,as ts,
Time win soon reveal the truth OF falii,v art,,,
extraordinary assertions.
By the arrival Of the Cambria at Hin,
have three days later advices from Earoar -,
intelligence is highly interesting. Lord Pair.
ton has Withdrawn from the Office OF S, --sisrv :
Foreign Affairs. ia consequence oF tn rrp,..
lari,y Of his measures with regard 10 Egss,,'.
well as his movements concerning the re=ss. -,
oluiien in France. The vote in fave a..
Napoleon for President for ten years, Is a-.r =.
ger than was at first supposed. The eaat-s a.
ket was improving.
Our readers will find 10 Our colurr r TOD.
the details Of FIVE days later news fsr. r.,.,'
MIA They are very interesting. The p ',.....
needs no comment 1t speaks for i,selr So.
still pours in spon Us from the new S,a'e M yin.
accounts from the mines are Of the 1Has, a. f-..,
character.
Some highly interesting intelligence n. ...r
received from the city Of Mexico. Tn. SfeT..,r
Congress having passed law for the re,sgrt.-- ~
the tariff, the natives, in order 10 e,ince fsr sq
appreciation, rose against the foreigner, sal A.
tackled and destroyed many stores Il is g-fo ta.r
several lives were lost during the riot
The accounts relative to the insuTfr-.ir- t-
Northern Mexico are SO contradictory tl- !. p r.,
tery impossible TO arrive at the truth 1as ar
count states that Caravaja! had fed IL. I.,aa
after bombarding Cerslyo for two day a3l .Ag,
the revolution was believed to have bees as-r
tuaIly suppressed. A later dispatch ssr-.s,.,,
that one thousand men had reinforced arss.s..
who was again preparing to take tie f-0. . s
also minated that Canaies, the motor 90, .isgS
can general, was making svertures TO the rsvo.q-
tionists, and that the government was s1cee5ir--
" anxious to compromise matters. One fa!u- e
cot contradicted, and that is the sudc ea retreat
from Ceralvo, after very severe bait "a &C
count Of which will be found in another col
umn.
Friday was the day assigned for prv..e bur
ness in the Senate. Among the nun srsas ,s..-
tons presented, was one from the Me- or Ia
dus.rinl Congress, praying for the ,ecaI 81 oar
Minister to France, and the suspension IS 81 IN
tercourse with that country in conseqp.scs gftha
recent proceedings Of Lonis Napoleon The Pc
titon was tabled, after considerable debate .u
which It was shown that many of our seast0-s srs
very wisely determined to do nothing lha, y cal
culatcd todis,urb the present harmon o4susss ii
our relations with foreign countries. " : Deserve
that Mr.. Underwood took occasion to u,s ss some
-smarks which were not very aat,erins 10 one oG
our letter writer's; but said cores pond aut il
probably able to take his own part, We SHAH pzss
the matter into his hands for the present
The proceedings Of Congress, yesterdar. we're
very interesting. Governor Kossuth was miro
duced to the members of the Honse If Z ep-c.cB-
tatives, as plain Louis Ksssuth. H = lae
brief speech on the occasion, and inn 81 .ateiv
afterwards the House adjourned The pfoca Sd
ings very interesting, as will be sees b. CTR
report Of them in another column. In the Ssa1.s
petition was presented for the equiplss o!
vessel to bring home the Cuban liberatOrs recently
pardoned bv the Queen Of Spain, A memorial
was presented for the establishment Of = new
board Of Mexican claims, and the resoriIcH was
called up for the restoration Of foggins ms
navy. which brought out Commodore Ste ss'as II
a very lengthy speech, 10 defence of toe poor
sailors. Although we issue double sheet day
our space is SO much crowded that We caaooJ
fer to these matters as we would wish.
Onr advices from Washington yer! Import
ant 1t appears that there Is no need Q, appre-
hending difficulty between the Un.tsd States aat
Great Britain in consequence Of The oulrage com
mhted on the American flag, by the British brig
Of war Express firms into the Promethe0s. We
learn that Lord Palmerston, late British Secrsrarg
Of Foreign Affairs, disavowed the eonduc' Q. 30
commander Of that vessel, and gave assurance
that he would Immediately aba ndon the Mosquito
protectorate. This intelligence is ne doaet ,rge.
and we shall accordingly look, at an early daT.
for the British TO Withdraw entirely fToln Mos
quito; in which case, Of course the Nieafsgaia
government will resume jurisdiction ovsE .L't
portion Of its territory. The King Of Mosqgiic
and his suite will therefore, soon have to shin
for themselves. When his Majesty hsaas lie
news he will be likely to exciaim-as cegsa q
prominent candidate for the PresideI's- { ms
United States did a few years since .rSs
shall ge!" Unless he be put on TIE Psnst'4
list, and supplied with whiskey and tobacco, ~
will in all probability be inducedxo remove Aa
court and his throne, which, it is SAID, ~as
whiskey barrel, to some part Of the Brj,sh pos
sessions in the West Indies. If he should NOS
take this course, he would be capital spscu.'-
tion for Barnum. The King Of Mosqgito, viii
his suite and throne, would s.draw imnea5e.g Joe
the United States" as the Prince Of Shown.
said Of Lola Monies. We therefore recomms.
Barnum to send an agent after his baIas'y -'
once, and secure him for exhibition in tb.s eogu
try. tie would be twice as valuable to hla7 q.
the Fcjee mermaid, and four times nucH 80
the woolly horse, which Col. Beaten swor, 5ss..
Grand Jury at Washington was post .-.
caught on the other side Of the Rocky Moaa.a .-.
by bis son-in law, Col. Fremont, as W. rep.s-
scented.
We are glad that the outrage hiss been { sr-
vowed, for it might have caused gres d-Ct "'
difficulty, being Of such character as to 2T---to
any settlement short Of satisfaction to A. ,-tH-
States. The promptness with which il has .aa
disavowed, shows that England is disposet ..
mai on good terms with the United STATE, '-
not only that, bat to abandon ali ideas Of U..s.-
fsring with the sovereignty Of the America
public op this continent, In. this she is toa' "
her own interest; for. with military q ssno
across the Channel, and many others -t-
Continent, the day may not DO far distan' wren
she may be glad Of assistance from tbs Ia.
States.
We further learn from Washington ;ha
kses, eur Minister to Paris, has been Dire
by our government 10 acknowledge the q, .rt'
government Of Louis Napoleon in France.
The Legislature Of Texas has instrucisc .'
Secretary Of State to 90 to Wa,hingloo sd
draw $4,000, 900 Of the debt due BY tbs Ua.,.
States.
Williams, a colorsd man, one Of the 2s.saa.