The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

probable Advics have been received Of ou,
breaks by tho Indians. In Southern Caliiania-
several settlers had BEEN murdered,
In Oregon aud Washington the Indian Wal
10 being actively prosecuted, The Indians vert
Dictated at wallA Walla. afer a conflict which
lasted ,hre days, Sixty Indians werr killct
And about the same number wounded, Sevcra
whites were also killed and wounded Gov
ernor srrvSSsox Of Washington Territory
had arrived at camp with orcgon volunteers
with the avoved determination to continue
the war until every hostile Indian Is soelaed
The Capitol Of orsou, at Salem, with the
Territorial Library. archives, &C. has been
DESTROYED by fire, loss $4,000
w,LRxa is getting into trouble lie has no
money TO pay his soldiers, AMI they are revolt
ing Recruits however, continue TO pour in
from California. between 400 and 800 having
arrived during January. A fearful epidemic
resembling yellow fever, has been killing "a
the army, aud recruits arc necessary TO Oh
up the gaps, Tho government Of Granada
Walkers has finally suspended official com
munication with the United States, and recalled
PARISH II, FREson. Costa Rioa, Honduras,
and other Central American States have be.
como alarmed at WAIVER operations. AMI arr
preparing Tor hostilities.
Ms Dallas has received his final instrnc.
tions, and win leave for England on the 9th OF
March.
The New York Epsnmg Poa publishes q
letter from Senator HopsroS To Gen. p,smr
written immediately amer the election Of Tho
latter. and which has caased discussion in The
eastern papers very recently, The publication
OF tho letter now. Is undoubtedly n Prcsiden
tal dodge on the par, of the San Jacinto
The Generals remarks are chiefly eontnc,
to advice. touching the formation Of the Cabi
net Of tho incoming Administration; but th,
chief point of the letter is at the close, II
Which Mr.. Hopros declares that no considers
,ss. scal.A srs,sc:. hsm " :ssess4 - rsmaia l.
Official position in Washington
NJ, CALICO the delegate from Now Mexico
has presented to the President through Mr.
CusuSo the resolution Of the Territorial Ieels
laturc Of New Mexico. asking ior ,hn removal
OF lion. Henry BRocrs, one OF the Y, =
r..l..a. L. A.. al tc..it,,x
Governor SHANNON WAS tclcgraphel ut hi
residence in Ohio. by President PirBcK. to ap
pear in Washington without delay In ODE
dicnco 10 the despatch the Governor il now II
Washington. Ills nomination has not beet
called up In the Senate.
ANTHONY KENNEDY, y brother Of Hon. J
L. KENNEDY, Secretary Of the Navy durini
FmlxcRx's administration, was elected to th
U.s Senate. by tho Maryland Legislature Of
the 10th. Mr. KENNEDY 10 = member Of th
American party, and succeeds Hon THOMAS q
PRArr In the Senate.
A Geographic despatch states that proec
" on foot In some Of the New York Know
Nothing lodges to drop Law and FILLsoRK, a
Presidential candidates. and unite on Hon
ERAarrS BRooks me IL the editors oi the FL
press IIoasy.
Tho steamer Canada arrived ut Halifax o,
the It'll, Her news Il important No relia
bic news oftbc Pacic--it IL rumored. howov
or, tina, abe pa, into the Shannon River, II
Ireland Tho Peace Conference, II Ia reported
will meet in Paris on the lTth--very littl'
time will I've lost In discussion. and the whol'
matter brought 10 conclusion by tho 2atb o
February. Baron Bausow and Count 0nior,
arc the Russian Plenipo,ebtiaries, assisted b.
Mcssrs. Totovr AMI fEsros. Lord CLARns
DOS represents England the Marquis DAzsIic
Sardinia Count BIOL, Austria. NJ WALrw
SKI. France DEasBn PacuA, Turkey
The British Parliament was opened by tn
Quecn on the 3lst Mr.. BconasAS was PRES
cut In the House Of Lords. and attracted mark
sd attention. Aher the Queens speech was
read, discussion cnauc1 between The Ear
DERBy and Lord CLAaEsDos, in regard II
American Affairs. Ills Iordsbip spoke as fol
lows, In regard TO the Central American queS
| ton
] wish 10 take an early opportunity Of refer
ring 10 the state ofour relations with the Unites
States. In my opinion, there cLn he M doub
~ 10 the commoD-srtsc view Of the obligations
Of the Clayton Bulwcr treaty, and yet Il Ia up
on the Interpretation Of that that difference o
opinion has arisen. IN such case corespoo
denoe Ia useless and government lost no time ia
Offering 10 refer the whole question TO the ar
bitra,ioo Of any third power both sides agree
ing to I've bound by the decision. That OIL,
has not yet been accepted. II has been re
cciycd. and hope that upon farther considera
ton tbs United States government viii agres
10 II.
\ Lord CLAErsDos then goes on 10 say, that
he hops the difficulty is susceptible ola pacific
solution.
Tbs London morning advertiser has the foI.
lowing announcement;
I'VE regret ~ bear TINT an interview which
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had at the
foreign ole, on Tuesday, very angry word.
passed between them relative Ia the Central
American question the peace negotiations y
We have importsn, Congressional intrIIi-
geDce
On the 10Th. IN answer 10 q call from the
Senate. tho President communicated that 10
body sandry documents relating 10 Kansas u
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