The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10
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Ghs mast tnpornnt feature Of news from
cootiDssAsI Essope b tina. detailing thu inun-
dssioa IL tho south u France. caused by the
rapid rise Of tn rivers Loire and Rone. Thers
The overflow a rivers banks. by the water,
produ oes ~ more serious conyeqncpcss than
with o.. The country is very lsvsI, and densely
pouulsted. Daring the recent inundatioo the
country Tor miles was covered with water; VII
iases were destroyed. cattle drowned, vineyards
ruined, and scarcely trace has been left Of
The growing crops. 1t is said the losses Will
sxsssd those occssioncd by the memorable
GOOD Of 1870. which amounted 70 three millions
Of dollsn Upwards o. 500 hoa~s were De.
s.royed at Lyons. and 40 at Ayignon. The
Emperor has made tour Of thr inundated
districts, visiting Lyons, vsIsnce. Avignon,
Orleans. Tours. snd other places. and his sym
psthy for Ne DscpIe and the Imcmp'itude with
which he immsdiately came to their cid will
doubtless tend greatly TO increase his popular
ity. A famine In the inundated Districts is
spprshsnded. To avoid this, m appropriation
Of ten millions Of francs. in addition n The two
millions already granted, will probably be aIp
propriated BY the Legislature.
Reoepuy, several heavy failures occurred In
Paris. owing mainly TO the specializing lever
that nov iuiects all clasars. 10 recent speech
10 thu Legislative Body. Count de- MosrALyx'
ussr, ope u the most distinguished men OF
France, dcsospted Indignantly. On the pr=e,'t
system Of gambling at the Barse. Looking
mos, significantly =, ". d. Moasv. President
Of tho Legislative Body he exclaimed, W.
Deed examples 0t abstinence IN high plaesr
instead Of that. w. know among ~ men VIII
have sccumalatcd enormous wealth W'th,ut 10
Dor or honor" A low days after, Mou.Lns
sss. .sasaesasata 10 ;Sss ss-sassiy, liza. ~
passage and other parts Of his speech wcrc sup
prsaad In thu Sio,s,u,'s report. Tho Pr~i
dent answered that nothing moro than aynop
Oh ~ speeches was ever furnished,
Eighisen months ago, the Spanish Corte'
instituted IN inquiry Into the d'esls or ni"leels
Of Quecn Christina. A report has been sub
mi,ted tho committees addlucr what they have
coocla,led TO bs tho facts, bu, they 10 nd
rscommehd prosecution. The Queen mother
hes some friends al Court In Paris. such rs
their Imperial Majesties. who are not likely ia
brook any further severity. or 40 revolving q
scandal for all crowned heads as the impcach'
ment OF the mother while the daughter who
loves aud defends her. occupies the thronr.
All Europe. the insbionabIc and travelling
portion Of it's awaiting with anxiety tho
coronation Of ihs Emperor Alexander. This
important event will take place in q style II
unparalleled magni6ceucc, in theatrical par
lance. in Aas,lat nes,, At Moscow. Tho Eng
,ish. French. aud other European governments
havr appointed large populations Of mobiles I"
attend. and represent their respective govern
mcnts. Numerous Americans nrc vending
tbsir way 10 Rassia, IN Anticipation of the
event
Queen Victoria eliea daughter now about
sixteen IL shortly TO he married TO the Prin,r
oi Prussia The Princess IA said To h. very
good looking, tNllcr than her mother. aud
lively rn,,iog girl The Queen. by the bye, Is
now IN reality, fair, fat, AMI forty
There has been in operation ~ Paris for
soms time past, under the patronage oi The
Emperor, au exhibition of domestic animals
and Of Agricultural Instruments and arricnllut
al prodacts. IA an eNhihltinn II live stock, II
h perhaps the uio>t remarkable one that has
ever been wen NJ an exhibition of agricul
tural Instruments Il IA not remarkable. except
IN The number Of instruments an exhibition +.
while the agricultural products. without being
remarkable, aro lair For Europe. the entire
exhibition IL n mnguiacan, one, and proves the
wisdom OF the Emperor Of Francu IN III, rn.
couragcuen, which he gi,@ to such Objects.
MANN, one ol those true hearted. carn,s,
workers f,r thu political welfare and rrgencra.
tion If Italy. aimee the cvn al the war, has
given up all hops ~ suocvsshl revolution.
Tie has been 'vns 10 swlusioa IN Ionton. Tor
some time pat, bp, 1t Is nov stated tina, his
determination Is To conc to the Ua,tcl States
lie will meet warh wcloonW
The inperie,, copy of the treaty ol peace
which 80. sr--a'n-c'y raha,Ssl 81 The i,ais.
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Journals, was obtained through on. Jrtixs