The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19
The Chief Events Of the reeh.

The intelligence brought by the stea us6'p E
lie possesses more, than ordinary tote
news from France will be read with II s.. aJ
ty, and will serve to slew how far hose
right m his calculations about poliiic;
that country. Louis Napoleon is rapid -cr
sing towards the full Development Of lis 60.
fest destiny" lie has il all his own Wa
Emperor Of Austria has abolished the c. s.r',,
wrang from him in March, 1919, and az so
right whatever now, exists 5r his sui -.s.
alliance is spoken Of, in some Of the c'-.'
pers, between this country, France an tr
against Russia and Aa.lria. How sbsaTs.
expected that Lord Paluefston will aga.e
stored TO Office as Premier, not as N.-..--.
Foreign Affairs. An account Of the io
ton by FIRE OF the new British mai. steam
azon, with the less Of s20 lives, will T. ,..
mong the details Of orr intelligence i-
rival.
series Of resolutions was on The,
senied IN the United States Senate, frotH "a.
stature Of Alabama, opposing any ms lc.l's
this country, in the affairs Of Europe.
Numerous bills and resoluiions were "a r.
and referred in the House, on Thurstay a..
them was q resolution by Mr.. Mace, E.,
posing an amendment to the censtItItiy. C
United States Senators shall De eief "a
people at large. instead Of by the Stat
lures. Mr.. Conger, (whig) Of Michig 'l-
cessIuily erdeavored to introduce Z &c "a, .e>
ton concerning the law Of aaIions, in
and the opinion Of the people of this mr.
garding Russian interference in Hungarla -fs
From the speedy manner in which this rFo.
was passed over, it IS inferred that the -.e-
arc becoming somewhat tired Of the IN s-ss,
mama.
Mr.. Briggs, On Monday, moved in ae j..
that inquiry be made rs 10 the right o.. g.
ishel to hold his seat rs delegate from ~"
tory Of Utah. There will be sonic - d
yet concerning matters in Mcrmondom
The principal features in the Uni @' >a
Senate on Tuesday, were the reso'uiio'
rately offered by Messrs. Seward and SIS
tive TO the foreign policy Of this COVE ''
especially with regard to Hungarian of
the day previous, Mr.. Clark Of Rhot
had presented resolutions approving Q
intervention doctrine as laid down by y
ton. and hitherto supported by the mos q,
statesmen aud patriots Of, tbs country
resolutions did not exactly conlncris rt
views entertained ny Senator Sswaro.
therefore offered substitutes, to The
"the United States protest agnins, the
ence Of Russia 10 the affairs Of He
wanion and tyrannical, and viii not he
Indifferent to similar tcts Of asurpa,iOn,
and oppression" The resolution Of e.
yuther more mild. IL expresses symPaI
people struggling for liberty; recognizes
Of every country 10 manage lis own III
fairs, and says that me United States c.
without deep concern. the Interference
ton in matters which Immediately N
Inhabitants Of another. All this sound
triotic, and looks remarkably we'll CT pi
the majority Of this country are no. 81
cast aside the policy Of non-iniersen'f
which we have been SO prosperous;
moral suasion, Russia will pay no ailen
whatever. Nothing short Of a declaralit '
would have any effect upon her--and u ~
the larger number Of our States are dee.
posed to, rs has beea clearly demons
their Legislatares. 4, 'f.
The Senate On Tuesday ordered tie 'j' ~
lot ION making land warrants nssignas'e, 30
grossed by a vsie Of 35 to 3. The SIR
amendment Of Mr.. Walker, was rsJecie
The correspoudencs which took place 'ei'
our Minister to France and the State De- i'
with regard . The recent Preach reyolu' 20
Transmitted to the Senate yesterday. az ''
Of Mr.. Rives, in which he gives al a.
the effect Of the coup d'eiat, together
reasons Cor Sustaining from appsS-lng j.
Nspolssa's weekly levees, will be fos'
proceedings. He. states that the Frent 80
dent had submitted the question Of his rs'-
the approval or rejection Of tho people.
Mr.. Rives, deemed il prudent to await IL f 70
sion, prior " gong forward and salus'ns
which had risen by violence seere's'
ster's lester is quite interesting, as Il give A.
line Of the diplomatic course pursu'e
countrv 4. rueS.l;.r - ace fran the time o = d