The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

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commissary department. Nothing else of i'm
port&ncc had TRANSFERRED.
The bazinsss In tho English Parliament had
been mostly of bons interest.
Among the uot5css of notiols Is one by
Lord Goodrich, 70 ok whether ceftiou doc-
unen, which has recently apprased, parporiing
N he o despatch written By The Bsitish Minis
ter at Washington N the 6ecsstasy n State Of
the United states, Feb. 9th, with reference 10
the dispute between Great Britain aud the U.
sisies, on the snbtxt Of Central America, 10
Authentic.
The Military Board Of Inquiry into charges
against certain Crinran oisccrs. bad held ia
first meeting.
An English church Ia 10 BE- built at Con
stantinople, ~ . memorial ,D the Britain who
perisE,sd 10 ffs war
Paris had been illuminated 10 honor Of peace
and II was more general than the first deason
stFation. The OrIcsDsts and IRgitimists par
tieipsssd 10 it.
At BsIsjos in Spain, some alarm was efen.
Ted by squabbiss breaking oat between the
TROOPS and the National Guards and Burgess
! Guards, bat they were not o. political char
scfer shd wer- OF no real Importance.
| The government organ at Stockholm states
that the project Of ibrtiiying that city cannot
te regarded ~ political demonstration against
Russia. and that il had not iu origin In pres
ept circumstances.
The conclusion Of peace rems TO have bad
no unfayorable effect upon the marke, for
brealeiafs. Corn, Wheat and Flour we're In
brisk demand. and former rates were fully sus
tanned
| In the senate ON the 2lst, Mr.. Toosns from
the Judiciary Committee, reported back TO the
Senate q bill 10 amend the naturalization laws,
with the recommendation that Il do not pass.
The bin was made the special order Tor the
I2tb Of May.
Mr. CLAY Of Alabama made speech on the
slavery question.
In the House. the Senate amendment To the
deficiency bin, to appropriate 100000 for con-
tinuing the work on N. Washington aqueduct
vas rejected by 81 majority.
'ss : .-;if 'sfof:s III,
an.c,plaiory 81 The bounty land law Of s55 WA
passed. The object Of the bill is to provide
Tor the admission Of parole evidence, In all ca
scs whore no recognized evidence exists, and
to allow time occupied in travelling to and FROM
the place Of muster To liz included ia tho period
q service.
In the House. the appropriation bill was
considered. Among the amendments adopted
was one for appropria,ing 100000 for ths
purchase OF seeds aud cuttiogs to be distribn.
tel throughout the country by the Agricultu
rsi Department Of the Patent Office, Tho
IIoas then pass~l joint resolution turning
over 10 Wisconsin the remaining part Of the
100000 heretofore appssgsisls.i fss ~ In
expanded fof that purpose. under the dire:tion
Of the State. Mes.rs WAmnuryr and WAps
reported abou, fly bills for H., Improvement
of rivers aud harbors, from the sslssi Com
mittee. IA
The Steamer Arsgo. arrivei at New YgT
on the 22d. with Liverpool dates TO April g.
Among her passengers is Hon. JANIS Ri
lch.SAs. The news brought by the Arngo is
no, very important We give all OF interest
below
The Arsgo had moderate weatber. and IN
coming around the Banks, saw no ice.
The two English Steamers that went in
search OF the Pacific had returned to Galway
after nine days fruiiless cruise.
The proceedings in the Peace Congress eou.
thine. I, "a said Austria gives trouble. by re-
fasing TO fix n time for evacuating the priacl'
lpalites
Aus,rias pwt,xt ", the necc ssity Of protect
bg the country against disorder until regular
administration Ia established though she ID
hound to quit the Ottoman territory on con.
clualon OF peace
Russia IL strongly adverse To the Austrian
proposition. Later news however states tina,
Austrian troops were leaving the princiial.tils.
The French array Is to be reduced from
500. 900 To 400 600 lroops
! II Ii believed Russia will scnl al ambassador
to Turin ~ soon as notifications are cx changed
! Advices from ~, Petersburg states that the
prohibition Of the export oi Russian produce
has been repealed The Car has issued a
Ukae. stating tina, tho isce,s hitherto main
tsincd by Russia in the Black Sea- and Sea oi
A4on are not To b. reins,atcd Many grain
baden vessels lying a. Odessa. have received or
,isrs 10 proceed 10 Marscillcs, 4 considerable
iall had taken place in the markets.
/ IL i reported At Berlin that the English
Cabinet had decided 10 Fejec, the proposition
II the capitalization NJ The Sound Dues Oh the
terms offered by Denmark but would make a
proposition herself
Dispatches from Paris state that the Allies
have orders 20 raise all hlockad.s which have
! Sopt Russian scssrls IN neutral ports.
The Ffench Government deples contcmrh
ting scnding an expedition 10 Madagascar hu,
aJyices from foulou show 90 the contrary
The Russian Mpis,cr 81 Finance tsacJ a
ne,'ce on tbs 9th II April stating that in con
sequence ri the treaty t,ing signci the mer,
ehaHs vessels Of the Western powers would bc
: admitted fn Ntissisr ror's
/ The exchange OF ratincatious IL Is stated had
been effected "a IA. goth
The steamer Arabia arrived ct Halifax OF
the s3d. with Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst,
thrce days later thaa tho~ broushI by the Ar.
NJ Nothing o, She least Importance ha.,
( TRANSFERRED sinoe III" departure 0. the AFase.--
The pace conference continued Its SESSIONS
AID affairs Of ltsly, wcrc understood n have oc-
cupiei !, AT the hates, sitting The principal
pieniro,entiariss were expected To leave Paris
10 iew days
Both BY tho Arago ami Arsbs We have
neNs Of ianSss in tn make: tar hSeals,uf's
( Prices bad racNSal
The .as, steamer broaght Dispatches a,.,ir,s0s
csi by the Spanish Minister 81 ireign r'la,icss