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

tioa Of the man. The feelings Of tn pee,,s
France appear to have been stamped o. iheiF
lots now that "Ns polssn the Second - 49,.
styled, il first in their hearts They seen 10 loe-
to him alone for happiness and prosperity. mi
have entrusted their future welfare into his 10
ing. How worthy be may be Of tbs e,sai -
sponsibility remains for time To prove.
Lsuis Napoleon, through his minis,es a. y,,l
ington, has officially announced thar i, g
the perpetuation Of the tranquility and hagpins..
OF the six millions Of people who electeA biup a.
we'll as that Of the world, that be a.,anleS b.
entire control Of tbs French goyernnient. H.
wishes all mankind to especially unds,s,s nd tina,
10 this assumption Of power, his mo.rvss w,rt
patriotic and for the benefit Of every hen,an leig
Time vii! soon reveal the truth OF falsi,y ofihs.
extraordinary assertions.
BY the arrival Of the Cambria at HALIFAX ne
have three days later sdvices from Earope. Tbi,
intelligence is highly interesting. Lcrd Palmer
ton has Withdrawn from the Office of Secreiar, =
Foreign Affairs, ia consequence Of the rnpopr-
larity Of his measures with regard 10 sssnih ..
well az his movements concerning the reeen. r.y
olufien in France. The vote in fave &C Loo,s
Napoleon for President for ten years, is even lar
ger than was at hrst supposed. The eostoa saar-
ket was improving
Our readers will find IN our colutsrs ,,-f7,
The details Of FIVE days later news frara Calico
mia. They are very interesting. The Intelligence
needs no comment Il speaks for Itself RJe,.4
still poun in upon ~ from the new Statr. ana ybs
accounts from the mines are Of the mos, Catherine
character.
Some highly interesting intelligence ass besH
received from the city Of Mexico. The He4icar
Congress having passed law for the reduction eg
the tariff, the natives, in order 10 esince their dis
appreciation, rose against, the foreigner, snJ Il,
tackled and destroy Cd many stores !, is satd nat
several lives were lost during the riot.
The accounts relative 10 the instruction IN
Northern Mexico are so contradictory ilsl IL ~
tehy impossible to arrive at the truth One ac-
count states that Caravajal had fed ia'o Texas.
after bombardng CersIyo for two days aud that
the revolution was believed to have been efsc-
tually suppressed. A later dispatch Tspresenis
that one thousand men had reinforced Cafays gaI,
who was again preparing to take the fed 2, e
also minated that Canaies, the notorioa. Merf-
can general, was making svertures 10 the Eevoln-
tionists, and that the government was exceeding
ly anxious to compromise matters. One thing "a
got centradicted. and that is the sudeen retreat
from Ceralvo, after a very severe battle, ia &C
count Of which will be found in another col
umn.
Friday was the day assigned for private busi-
ness IN the Senate. Among the numsToss pe.i-
lions presented, was one from the New J ori Ia
dustrnI Congress, praying for the recall Of cur
Minister to France, and the suspension cf al n
tercoursc with that country in consequence 5ftha
recent proceedings Of Lonis Napoleon The Pc
Iition was tabled, after considerable debsls IN
which it was shown that many Of our Senators q 70
very wisely determined to do nothing that Is cal
culated todis,urb the present harmon BUSINESS Of
our relations with foreign countries. " observe
that Mr. Underwood took occasion to M ks some
smarks which were not very fattering 10 one OF
our letter writer's; but as said correspondent 10
probably able to take his own part, we shall pass
the matter into his hands for the preseni.
The proceedings Of Congress, yesterday, were
very interesting. Governor Kossuth miro
duced to the members Of the Honse If r epresen-
tatives, as plain Louis Kossu,h. he made a
afterwards the House adjosIned. The pfsoes cd
ings were very interesting as viii be seeK by oEr
report Of them In another column. In the Sensis
q petition was presented for the equiping OF
vessel to bring home the Cuban liberators recently
pardoned by the Queen Of Spain. A memorial
was presented for the establishment. Of new
board Of Mexican claims, and the resolution VIVA
called up for the restoration Of foggins n tho
navy. which brought out Commodore Ste.k'o il.
a very lengthy speech. in defence Of the poor
sailors. Although we issue double sheet day.
our space is SO much crowded that we cannot
fer 10 these matters rs we would wish.
Our advices from Washington are yer! import
ant. 1t appears that there - no need OF app!e-
hending difficulty between the United States and
Great Britain in consequence Of the Outrage eom-
mitted on the American flag. by the Bri;isi, brig
Of war Express firing into the Promethens- Va
learn that Lord Palmerston, lats British Secretary
Of Foreign Affairs, disavowed the conduct Of ,hs
commander Of that vessel, and gave assurance
that he would Immediately abandon the Mosquito
proteciorate. This intelligence is ne doubt 'ruei
and we shall accordingly look, at an early day,
for the British TO withdraw entirely from ho=
quito; in which case, Of course the Nicaragua
government will resume Jurisdiction over .hst
portion Of its territory. The King Of nosqaito
and his suite will therefore, soon have is shit
for themselves. When his Majesty hsaFs t5s
news he will be likely to eAclaim-as ceF,a a
prominent candidate for the Presidents me
United States did 4 few years since--''waers
shall ge!" Unless he be pat on tie pension
list, and supplied with whiskey and tobacco, he
will in all probability be inducedNe remove his
court and his throne, which, it is said, was "a
whiskey barrel, to some part Of The British pos
sessions in the West Indies. If he should 20.
take this course, he would be a capital spscula-
| ton for Barnum. The King Of Mosque, with
his suite and throne, would ''draw immensely in
the United States,' as the Prince Of Shownsn
said Of Lola Monies. We therefore recommend
Barnum to send an agent after his lesly a
once, and secure him for exhibition in Tbs eoun-
try. lie would be twice ~ valuable &c hin ls
the Fejee mermaid, and four times a. much 50
the wooly horse, which Col. Benton sworc before
a Grand Jury at Washington was POSITIVE a0s
caught on the other side Of the Rocky Mount ,a-.
by bis son-in law, Col. Fremont, as was repre-
scented.
We are glad that the outrage hss been d-sa-
vowed. for it might have caused great deal Of
difficulty. being Of such character to preclude
any settlement short Of satisfaction to the Un,,sa
States. The prompsness with which Il has been
disavowed, shows that England is dispose &c re-
ma IN on good terms with the United States, aad
not only that, bat to abandon ali ideas Of inter
fsring with the sovereignty Of the American re-
public oe this continent. In this she is consulting
her own interest; for. with a military despol.sm
across the Channel, and many others or the
Continent, the day may not be FAR distant when
she may be glad Of assistance from tbs United
States.
We further learn from Washington that Mr.
Rives, cur Minister to Paris, has been directed
by our government, to acknowledge the de Ise.o
government Of Louis Napoleon in France.
The legislature nj Texas has iastyurfed tina