The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-01
News from, France.
NEw YogE, Dec. 5

NEW fokk, Ice. ..
The NEST stormy debate ever known,
even So French Parliamentary annals, has
'-eH Iiace in the Legislative Assembly, !
ug0u ire proposition TO sppoint an armed
fsre - protect The Assembly. This pro-
sees, T. carried, would cSci'e civil war, IN |
sen ", the Assembly would have de- /
c,t-i sgainst the President, Louis Napo- /
4. 20; I'D collision would have resulted,
,he s,.J Of which could no, be foreseen.--
The ensure, however, was rejected by a
s.a ..,ril Of los in the House. Napoleon !
lei. Ministry completely triumphed.
Z, re measure had been carried, the !
Pres mt would Immediately have taken !
l.e.-I-es In render il nuga;ory, and estab- /
@ Military dictatorship in the empire.
q -s 1osiI'ny of the faction, in the Assem- J
''5 u.h6unJed. and il lie har,i to say rha, /,
VIII ae the next phase Of The conflict.
ti,srhal Soult is very I'LL an.i act expect !
al 81. We.
1a Important seizure has been made in
.Is y the Agent Of Police lot quantity
ni ,-l>, ammunition and papers, relative
.r . " of the Socialists for Democratic
Ns.m1,is. Ten persons were arrested.
SO erin, the loan Of 81 ,000, 600 thalers
b.-i Il the last session, was shortly 70 be
..r a,ed, destined for the construction Of
t.t II PrUssian or Russian Railroad -
.~ kothschilds were &c undertake il, and
ae st of the loan would be taken ia
.f.a1.
rival OF the Steamer Pacific.
New foRK, Dec. 8.
- steamer Pacific from Liverpool, ar
Used ate L. NJ. with 4! passengers, aud
si, four days later ,han the A Tnerica.
An ing The passengers are Hon. W. c.
81, = and lady, The American Minister TO
france, and Nc. w n,hrop, bearer Of dis.
hes from London.
u.s. NoyEs--The new Ministry, under the
t,-s.lency of Mr.. Srhele, has been formed,
-. l. pursued AN entirely new course Of
poHcy
4he new king Of Hanover has issued a
arw defamation, l'!edging himself to the
most sacred observance OF the constitution
81 trs country. The proclamation Of the
present. king OF Hanover gives the greatest
satiaisction. lie is called GeorgeV.
HUrGAKy.--'ihe state Of Hungary, in a
p.-'.isal ssnse, is most unsatisfactory. The
50 sjc.n O. expulsion is still! carried OH at
b '-iila, on grand scale.
- .Is.--News possesses no marked fea-
fpfe Of interest. Pending tho relations with
Be- FHited States and the Cuban invasion,
~ Use IN much discussion in the public
''jr'.ais. Two vessel. Of war hal arrived
Cgdiz with another portion of the Lopez
'e,,'tiou on board.
stcnnboat Coilision.-3O Lives Lost.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
= ne steamer Archer was ascending and
lie Vernon was descending the Missis-
alI'. at 2 O'Clock this morning, when about
. lies below the mouth OF the Illinois
ril -r came ii collision. The Archer was
.'.- two. and sunk in fifteen feet waier.
~ 1t passengers on the lower deck were
d. ed.
THEIR PARTICULARs.--lt has been as
90 rtAiaed. that the following passen gers on
IA rcher wera drowned; James S,nryers,
1aa Sineyers aud ak children, from 5 to
- lars Of age. SrmUei Smeyers, son Of
ne hove, was save,,. Susan Dick drown
ri; Dan;ei Dick and Sarah Dick, his sis
to- -avr,i. This i..uilv was e.n.rating
.-on Armstrong county, Pa, 10 Lynn CO.,
"a An Irish inmiiv, consisting Of or
.'"-4 lns. Iisr x'pi i. cd frc,.l N".v Orleans
&C.. led. Nine or ten deck hands drown.
e. he total number lost, as far as can
g. a. ertained, is 80. All the books and
.lj.rs of the boat were lost
CnrcAGo, Dec. 5.
d. kinkle, the celebrated German Re-
ru i'aan, arrived IN this city last evening.
:irch light i,roceSsionis 10 be perform
~ a. ; evening nj O'Clock ig honor Of his
u0nsal. IL will be formed by the following
-so-ls: The ,n-m'ers Of the German
Ifn1nn ehn A1,l;tuev
snt
GItL ESTATE IN GALExA-M essrs.
Johnson & Brand, autioneers Of this city,
% - .urnisheL us with the following prices
1i gal estate sold by them fe " days since,
81 ing to the estate of the late Thomas
DrH.:
6, block b, 80 feet from, on cas-, side
IN street, hy 80 feet deep, al SOC per
to,' 'front.'. Henry Ccrwiih,- Esq, pur-
r,.e>,t.
:alF of lot 6, east side Of Main street,
i ieei front, SlI0 per foot. +. A. Collins
purchaser.
Los So, north side Of Bench street, so
iee' front, At Sc IA per foot. WIN. Blair
rur haser
-, 25, between Harrison and Cratic,
s'-ee,~, 80 feet front, at 81 s5 per foot. Nj.
Shrer'urg Purchaser.
h't h, in square A, $50 oo. Higgins s.
Stroll .r purchasers
81" fourth Of &C res, adjoining Gslena,
3 10 70 per acre. n. Srother purchaser.
1e' raj other los. were sold, Of minor
'npu ;ince.-l GrIen ADV.
- HILLIorYpE DELusror n.
y. Dar Ierriaa Association recently
g. Led >. n:itts C 10 investigate the al
r'i cd discovery Of Mr.. l.. L. Hill, with
10 hi. ability in taking daguerreo-
ylts IN ooiors, and Il, ~ report thar not only
b yu. L. L.. Hill deiuded many Profess
GO 8. a,e DAGUERREAN art, but that he has
..e..sed himself thoroughly and completely,
,ha. re origin Of the discovery was a delu-
that the assumed progress and i'm
81 eVs.nent Of it was delusion; and tina,
.i-l MY thought respecting it, in which
The Is no delusioa is for every one to ahan-
j-n ny possible faith in Mr.. H,lps abilitie.
g. produee natural colors in daguerreo,y pes.
81 Nhich the whole history has been an un
,fi- zatet Jeiusiou