The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-30

ne british royal mail steamship Aaia, from Liy-
erpoos % New York, bringing dates to the 4th inst,
arrived at her dock in Jersey City, about midngh,
she 9TH. She brings three days later dates from
all parts OF Europe. We condense the following
summary Of her news from our New York exchanges
The hermann arrived off Southampton on Thurs.
day afternoon, the second INST, but her news, less
one CAV, anticipated by Commodore Vanderbt's
steam Up North Star, which arrived at Southamp-
tea Wednesday, June LIST, after "A passage of ten
days, ght hours and forty minutes, from New York.
The =. ). viii remain Southampton ten days OF
So ara viii be free to the inspection of the English
public.
EaDLAsp.-yictoria held her first drawing room
this season al ST. James Palace the 9th inst,
mt winch were ex-Presiient Van Buren, and a Number
II otI;cr distinguished Americans
Tn: Duke OF Genoa, brother To the hing Of Sar-
dinia.i in London, from Paris Some importance
Is atGrnpted to be attached TO his visit III political
point 81 view, though it is difficult to see why
Primo I.uccn Bonaparte, also intends to make
protra It'd stay III England.
Five thousand charity children, from ffiy-seven
scAo l. held their anniversary with religious services
IN 81 L aups Cathedral, London, on the BOD inst
FaA> E.-RespectIng the Turkish question we
have a.: much that is Most OF the Paris pa
pcrs ~ tepting the Journal DIES Debats, stongly
demn 4ha conduct OF Russia and support Turkey
In consequence of the intoerant attitude lately
sumci hy the Ultramontaine party, the Protestant
clergy II France at their last annual Conference, APP
pointId o committee to consider what steps ne
cessaY ~ be taken Tor the aintenance Of gious
i.herir
ECIPT.--A paragraph in letter received in Paris,
from i .aadria May 22nd, says:--''Thc differences
he,w @u ne United States and the Pacha of Egypt
have ben arranged"
BE -0lUN.--rhe approaching marriage of the
DJhe a. 3rabant, heir 10 the Bel gan throne, with
the Aa,tran Arch-Ducbess Marie, has been officially
ann.ulcel to the Chambers. The marriage will be
telebra;ea next month at Brussels
SwITl ERLAND.-Dipiomatic relations have
bee -establishe between Austria and Switzerland
nofyI :hsAndins the assertion To that effect III the
ioui.n Times and other journals. At the
tam. tie probability is that negotiations will be
slned. lnasnuch as before Austria attacks Switzer-
iaod s1e must calculate the action OF France.
4 gnihcant incident may be here repeated
y net the Swiss Council of State offered the com.
uaad # tieir forces to Gen. Defour, that veteran
teiegriphei to Napoleon, asking whether he should
accept decline the command. A reply at
once i tu, ned to accept. IL should be remembered
that go,r of Louis Napoeon's artillery
instructors when the latter living 10 exile in
lt4s, and and very friendly feelings still exist be-
tseea hen. II is true that the Swiss have put
themselves in attitude of defence but to the
ex.e.. 4 c;ling all their contingent.
TCRKEY.-A Constantinople correspondent, writ
.ni 14Ior late of May 10, says:
l.ast nisht, at a late hour, the Sultan summoned
ai. h.. listers of State into his presence aud adj
drc,ct hem. He observed that he had done all in
hIs power preserve the good viii Of the Emperor
&c Kt;sI and every reasonable request of the Czar's
BAD bseu ,ranted; but now demand was made
Ap-l ilh inged on the prerogitives OF his crown,
which re lad right to cede, had been rendered by
BE hIopf'or, which he (the Suan) was bound to
rafs T. then, pleased the Almighty to inflict on
'h7 aata. the scourge Of war, he himself was guilt.
less 90 Il. but he never should forget that he
ace a. 5,eodant Of Gilman; and bearing that in mind
h oii be the first to risk his person at the head Of
A's troops defence Of the holy territory Of Islam.
TIE Turks are now preparing for war in right
crracs., 81, 900 troops are beng sent from Egypt
many ID iom have already arrived, and troops and
so-i'aton are moving at all points. II is supposed
taa' an Roanaia. the part most threatened, the Gov
einmeat " IL be able to bring ut so 900 IN.
der arms. The present Grand Vzier, beng an AL
ttaor, Is able, through his influence, to raise the
wialt Ct that warllke population. A meeting of
ths aisA merchants at Constantinople, had been
hell 81 '.ler to address the Ambassador, and ask
his c.u1sa in the present state Of a9ars.
kCSST. Letters from st. Petersburg, reach TO
z5.h IF May, but they contain political news and
the reft n exchange unaltcred The Neptune
steam ship rom ST. Petersburgh to London had been
II a. TIC Baltic--crew and FAC 900 in gold, as
tcI-at were saved.
Ih. opinion in military circles the continent
with respect to Russias intentions of that
1870 Emperor would not to risk his fleet against
tae c1rlaed suuadrons of Eng and and France, al
1ossh ha might against either OF the fleets singy.
Ard ay lad it is already too late to undertake
81 aside. cr abou, the end of Nav forage fails COM
f'eies ne Dauuban principalities, and the
tluk> he Pruth.
rrr5A A telegraph from St. Petersburgh, May
p, t,ra. at Russia has demanded from the Shah
a. i"r. Ither the immediate payment of the loan
81 $4,000 20 francs, the cession of the territory
O. lea' j, the shores of the Caspian The
Shan hla fused compliance with either demand.
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Nv YORK CITY REroRM.-The amended
charter Which was adopted in New York recently,
hFs introducing the following reforms
Iaey lsthen the veto power of the Mayor.
Tho, celrive the Aldermen of most of their Judi
rit url'..rs.
iHcy ure the punishment Of bribery, and the
attempt q. aribe city officers.