The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20

passengers, the following particulars ara given
by the New York papers
Augustus Erving, Esq, is United States
Secretary Of Legation 10 ST. Petersburg, and
belongs TO Hartford. Com. He is accompa.
MED BY his wife. Mr.. A. K. Carter was in
England as the agen, of Woodworths planning
and spoke-making machines, Newark. New
Jersey. lie Grand Smith is well known as
theatrical and musical agent and had gone to
England 10 engage company Of actors for Mrs
Marshall, the lessee OF the Broadway theatre.
Mr.. Wilson Is the agent of the Perry Arms
Company Of Newark, New jersey. Mr.. Rds-
way is one OF the firm Of Rowland i Irving,
owners Of one Of onr lines Of Liverpool packets.
Mr.. K. h. lIaght, the proprietor Of the ST.
Nicholas Hotel is also among the passengers.
Mr.. H. Dutih is brother OF the wellknown
importer. OF South William street, aud is n ma
tive Of France.
The Africa arrived at New York on the sth.
with dates 10 the 23d. Count ORi.ofr. the
Russian Ambassador, had arrived at Paris ;
and the Conference was to have commenced on
the I'D. The Paris Constitutional ntin,ates
that the Congress will no, occupy itself exclu-
sivcly with the subjects arising out Of the prs.
ent war |, says the treaties OF 1915 will be
essentially r.nsoieled. Other papers speak in
same strain. Letters from Russia give details
o, extensive nre,ars,;o,. making hv III. I'm.
peror for the continuance Of the war The fol.
lowing comprise all the additional news re-
ceivcd by the Africa Of Importance.
Nothing more about American difficulties,
excepting tina, The London fds't'ser PROCESSES
s :" .""' ''"''"' ''"'ss very '"''so"' ''-
Paris editor. hay, been ordered TO writ, no.
thing concerning peace or war during the 49,
sion Of the conierenoc.
NJ. Ss su TINT ", a.'u, =. r pu;., " p mn,s'
ment md m ex,ensiye s,ock and sharc onera.
tor, who receatly committed suicide. has been
guilty, is not much short of ft 100000 in rail-
way snares, mortgages &C. WINE nc mas aiso
scr;r,;nn '' ''"'' ''''''' ''''N''''''
A portion of the advance SQUADRON of the
Hrltsh hgs s4t resdx fer ieSn. Sni..he.:.sd -
'ne =, a''ernoon Oh ths Izu,
uriav savs ,ho, ,he ,aLno Of Il. new loan Nv
the RothschiIds at about 90. produced a fall Of
half per cent. in consols, although part of tins
SUBSEQUENTLY, ~" cco'ersu.
loo, reached Gao o0o o0o
m
'"e "'S'"''s'n oo"'es'eu e'e'''''i c"Se '"s'"'
to assume warlikc appearance. The Supreme
Court having oyerruled Gov. BARsrow's plca
o. a.. ;,.;.a;,,,. IF n., ..;,,.., An a., a.,
~ W.. >" '''" " '",' "''""'' V" Wv '."'
MT oARfESrth' COUNSEL 'or Tue "o'crhor' ID
formed the Court that Gov. BARsrow would
not submit TO their jurisdiction he suggested
ho,ov.r ,ho, ,l. a.. ,..,.,,s Il, N. u. ..~o,r,s
''"' ". ''",' :" 80, "' '"D
c"ou moi DO asSumeo " =" true
till proven, and that no judgment by default
could be rendered. The counsel then presented
the Co,r, communicative, from Gov Ran.
,..,. ,I.;-,. a., ~.
s'o"' anu ''oA ''e'' 'e"'e' i" '"e "ss",''!
on the same day, message was received ron
Gov. B.Rsrow to the Legislature. cmbodying
,ho s,,nn,ons loaned N him he tho Su,ram.
Court--,he letter of his counsel advising him
that the Court had no jurisdicton-and bis
communication TO the Supreme Court. The
communication to the Supreme Court solemnly.
and officially protests against any
further action by the Supreme Court lie
concludes rs follows;
Deeply impressed with the responsibilities
utuer ~h'cn ! Ac,so' anu .,e ..ep ~s.1n INV
10 no ;nrrartion ot wb;oh I w;l snhr;, n, con-.
sent, and believing that the supreme Court will
best subserve the interests Of the State and an
swer tie constitutional purpose Of ITS creation
oy us,ns ;,.,,s ~ ,raa,;rn - $50
Cc,r;ny The sovercgr nowrrs Of the governmcn,
90 na,,;san claimants I hereby takc NV leave
of ,ho Court and of their understandable pro-
ceed;nos in WHICH the t,our, 600. A. IN ,ece;ve
nv mil ami eonivocaI .ubmission and I shall
deem !, NV dn,v IA rcncl with nil ~ the mower
yes,e,l in mi. denartmeu, any ;,,ri,gemen,
nnnn the righ,s AMI povc,s which / r,crcise
npder the Cons,j,n,ion,
i'k" ,o,or,or Of ~" Sat- ST. W;scons;n -
NV "'7''o' ', ""
to a COMMITTEE OF FIVE IL concluded 10y STA
ting that he BARsrcw, deemed tic action Of
Tho cu,rora cor,, q hold and d,ngero,s ma
Of ,o,,or and akin, .h., n o,v
action sbould h. taken an the .nt;ec,
IN '"hen~s' inc war fsi'hg appears 70
predominant both in thu senate and the House
A Ratification hin WINS rrpor,ea 10 Tn. sen.
40 ,ho ri, n,L;,o an sr,.or,;o,, nr