The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

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fore the Probate Jalgc. who ar, who'll, mae
eont ii any craic l. ihere apV other country
where this abuse j. or wonid he endured LET
all. then, take hold aud crush out one Of he
most reasonable organizations Ia America.
| The Administration have had the matter
under serious consideration and will soou
appoint Gosernor. understand. who viii
take sufficient military force into that Terri
tory {" carry oni tn laws 20 She fulh~', eN-
tent.
tsus Day Later fr,m gnrot,s.
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Thr steamship Africa, from Liverpool, Q
| 4. \. ,th INST, arrived tins morning The
steamer Circ,S.ian, for -. johns. y H..
sailci iram Liverpool al thu same time.
The chief incidcn, by the arrival Is the an
nuunccncn, 10y Lord ralmc>ion Of the
course which the government X ia pursuc IN
| consequence, of their defeat on The Chinese
question:. As the state ~. !ir public has
mess would not permit Of an immediate dis
solution OF Parliament, he proposed To- dis
solve the HOUSE in May. and until then go
on with such msunreS as cali Ter action,
viz:
The financial ,silnat,s and tho temporary
mutiny art, having the general questions of
taxation 10 be dealt with by the rev Far
lament. With respect 10 the policy which
he would pursue towards China until the Dc
cision of the country shond be TAKEN. his
administration would continue Ia defend
their rights, and improve their relations with
China in firm but peaceful Way. and IN
conjunction with France. and hr hoped with
America, Ia secure an extension Of CONNER
cial advantages.
In the House oi Commons on The night at
tho 9Th. the Chancellor Of the Excheqaer
brought forward his financial p,,asur,. viz.
A reduction II thu income tax from IL al 10
I'll ani al PER pound also instead Of l. ID
per pound duty on TEA b. would propoae Is
sd, aud precisely the SAME scic of duty on
sugar. Thee changes were carried 10y a laa-
iori,y Of ~
i.ArEzr.
PLsuoryu. Friday, March & Orier.
were received herr ihis morning. that Col
lemon, - ~'rgtants. ~ corporals, anal =
600 men uf the ROYAL Mariw~ of thus divi
son, were to hold ,hcmselse, in readiness to
embark for China.
PrRsI.x Orrsriox Ncrri X han. an at
iache Of Frruk X han, Jeff Paris on the All
for Tehcran with the treaty nisi signed
which requires the ratification nj the Persian
Government.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times states tina, no one apTsars better sat
sized with the amicahle termination Of the
Por.ian di,icn', than rernk X han lie
went himself 10 the telegraph nl'c. TO trans.
NIT IA pcrsun biz dispatch to iiaclsrr~i.
where an a,tache Il The Persian ambassador
hal been waiting in'rlligenca ~ or,lcr to
lcay. ir T,hcran
lIo received a reply t. his message that
in hag an hour be- viii proceed 10 London
Cor the ratification If the treaty..
4 telegram Jispairb from Vienna COP.
direct from feFsf.
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ff''ari 70 iasli WIN '"''rs hy'nR ne
wa' r'tr'F"i wan on'Nnsia+'" "y VI" author
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