The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
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"a. HN EEw York, May IL.
b The Asia, which kft Liverpool on the 81 OF
Nay, arrived at this port today.
1'Hs TREAry or PKAcE, &c.-The Official re.
port II the Peacs CeoArence has come TO hand
The report is little more than q reproduction
OF The treaty itself.
The most interesting feature Of the business
took piacs afier Tie treaty was sig1ed. Count
Walewski invited the assembled Pienipotentie
ries TO an interchange Of sentiments. and hin
safvent over the ground, referring TO tbse<sS
turbed condition Of Greece and Italy, and re.
commencing that suggestions to rule more
mildly should be conveyed to the Italian Gov
etnments. In this recommendation the Piepi.
poientiaries more or less heartily coDcurred
30 Count Cavour, On behalf Of Sardinia, has
demanded Of England and France that securer
governnent lie established In the Roman States.
and that the Austrian troops be Withdrawn
This led to some sharp words between the Aus
trian and Sandman representatives. but ended
in nothing.
Count Walewski threw out . cunning bait
10 entrap the Congress into q measure OF re-
paration against the Belgian Press, but Lord
Clarendon refusing, in bold terms to lead the
influence Of England to any mesns to check the
freedom OF opinion. Walewski backed out Of
the proposal.
ENoLASD.-On tie adjourned debate On Mr
Whiteside's motion Of cepsure on the Govern
ment for the fall Of KArs, had been pressed for
decision, when the motion was lost by ma
jority against it OF twelve.
A treaty between Englsnd, France and Aus
tria, guaranteeing inpepsadence and integrity
in the Turkish Empire, was presented in Par.
lament yesterday,
Lord CIarendons dispatches in answer u
Mr. Marcys dispatch Of the 2sth OF September
was laid before Parliament last evening,
The London Nelrs in its comments, refers to
the demand for Mr. Crampton's recall as an il.
yitation Tor the English Cabinet to disgrace
itself tor the amusement and qualification OF the
Government at Washington.
II has been rumored in London that Lord
Derby is satisfied with the treaty Of pence, and
thinks it ought not TO be made q subject Of par.
ty motion II Is also said that the highest per.
sonages in the realm deprecate any irritating
illusions 10 the terms Of peace.
Baron Brunow arrived Of Dover from Calais
on the I'd inst The object OF bis Journey Is to
present 10 Her Majesty letters of notification
the throne OF Russia.
IfALf.- "A Vtt'T rum IAOfuc, ApfH
oath, says that the high ecclesiastical circles
are panlc-struck at the Sandman programme
Of Italian reform and irritated with the strong
language made use OF respecting the maladmin-
stration OF the Popes government, The sud
den departure for Paris Of Monsigueur Vardi,
Under Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs,
is attributed to the CONSERVATION of the Court
at the bare mention Of question Of such vital
Importance as limit Of the Popes temporal
sovereignty. and desire to have q negotiator
on the spot to aid the Nuncio 10 his remon.
strances, and counteract the suggestions Of the
Plenipotentiaries.
DEssARK.--A letter from Berlin In the
Bouyse Gazette Of Vienna says says the proro-
sal made by England TO capitalize the sound
dues, ex,inguishing the capital by gradual pay
ments, will not be accepted by Denmark. which
has addressed circular 10 that effect 10 its
agents at the foreign courts interested in the
question
The States bordering on the Baltic have not
replied to the proposals Of England The De
gotiations which had commenced at Copepha-
gen and were interrupted in March last will
probably be resumed