The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-20

Later from Europe--the New.

/ The Eu-p0, with three days later nev '.-
/ Europe arrived in \. Y. ON Saturday eve
The poli,ic,laspect GfaiiAirs was unchaus
! In the Liverpool markets wheat had dcci -.
pence aud 1,ur 'wo shilling, Ga cents per '.a 80
ualer pressure TO sell. IL anticipation g v.. .
there was genera panic in business.
Russia consents t, the neutrality II ;;wedc,
| The Pru.sians were pelionia, their Guy ut
t. jo'n Franc. and England, bu, the Gonernp t-
vcrs Russia, and hence will not. ~7r
Austria does no. ac, decisvcl, but setm, T.. ,pe s
! towards France.
Some skii IN shes had taken place near X. or
But the most important intelligence is that t.a ,,.
gsh and French frisates have gone 10 dcs 4ay %
Russh,n s'oos AIDE at the mouth Of the Danube I'Ao
will nrohabi, be the frs, OF os'i'itics.
The export OF grain from the Iooi;n Is!ant. 10 ,.,
Mediterranean. has l,,en prohibited
1t appears that Russia did not formally III, fi.e .,
evacuate the Principae~, but that Count -.ssl.
rode had communicated to the English and =.
Consas that the Emperor Of Russia will NV .e ...
swer at all To the oint summons.
The French national Subscription for the var i5a1
had reached 400 900 900 rancs--I5O .0o0,o re.
yond the amount required. This moyem h4s
strengthened ali Mad, Of Frcnc,l securities
LAvEsr.--Mr. Elicit arrived from s. r,,rr,
having LETT the Excelsior a, that place. She had.
cd down .ih reig ht and passengers Mr. f. IT,, has
kindly furnished ns with slip from the ,J.,,r
Herald Office. containing very late and impo, i, ~
telligence.
The Herman reached New York on the Il snh
London dates to the ooh March, giving info r1a,iau
that message from The Queen to the two horses %
Parliament announcing the failure Of all ness e. as
carried on with Russia, and consequent niece is Of
adopting other measures to enforce English Sees,
The message concluded with the dec ara,.on l ,as
Queen relied on the bravery OF her army au. avg
unler The emergency.
An Official declaration OF war appeared ini La
don Gazette on the 2eth
The British feet under Sir Charles Nap lai
ra.sed the grea, Belts and anchored Oft X cr
the 27;h Of March. The Treaty between ,s-t
England and Turkey was signed Gu the goth
SUFFERING IS GERuANY.--tlon. WI Na,t
informs that ac has received letters from o,l.a-
ny, which tend to SHOW that The poorer clas aft's
population Suffering exttenei, from starvat,o1
MANY places, and that they have been he'd to h .se
cessiiy Of a.icyiating their hunger, M some rssanc
by eating horses and ether animals, which had died
from disease. lie says that all who .ccnrc ,hs
means will leave the country rs soon As pot BIS
He expects large German imn grafton 10 thia Ter
riory the present year, and among the INN srant',
some with considerable means. Let them come
The Germans make good citizens, and If many o..
them poor, and have endured suffering 3, lhrir
native land, ther Industry, iiusahiy and ;rrsevef-
auce viii place them IN comfortable circrso-
stances here. Let them Here they wiH ~
free om all natiUai prosecutions and the rear! "a.
wealth and co'nior is open. again say, e 1l.sa
come
Tar MAILS. Pnvioas to the opening o. ssv;sa.
tom were GAttering ourselves VIC sho4Ia ssass A
daily mai during the spring, but were u,seaAeas