The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14
uiGnly IMPORTANT 'p'po,t " 81,
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Hirhly impor,nnt drsp,tcb.s wrrr N
cciyNi TODAY AZ the State Dcpartment
brought by the Africa, Gencral Cas- hs
inst receiy,sl A communication fr,m Mr. Dal
las announ,inp thai The british poyrr,n,rn
has r;s,.t.,l the Dallas Chr,nlon tnuty.
This REJECTION has NOT b,sD aocommni,,i. a
vet, by any explanation Of AN extensive char
actcr, hut by the next steamer il Is e,pe.t,,
thai full statement Of the views If th,
British royenmeu, viii hr rorNnraJ b,
Mr.. Dallas,
The British Minister. Ianl Napi,r. has al
so rreiyc,l IN. same intelligence II In,
much as,onisbel him. nv he has been pr.
dieting, ever sine, his arrival here that hi
government, woahl ui,er no d,H,culti,.. 10 ia,
ratification OF the treaty.
There i a great deal OF eAcitrmen, at III,
White House and the State Department al
this unexpected announcement, oC the r,,ec,
ton Of the treaty by the British government
IL was communicated 10 thc other Legation,
withou, loss of timr The French Minister
took the matter coollv. for he scms nu, to
understand much about d,plomai.c ailAlr.,
The Russian Minister WAS greatly delighted
at this new ,mL,og},o between the two An.
ploSaxon governments the union Of whom
IN any vrat policy Is considered hostile Ia
the interests Of Russia both in the Easi and
the West.
Il is believed both by the pr,sleu, and
a ~
las Clarendon treaty has been pruIn.rsl by
a disposit,on ou the mart of Lord Clarendon,
10 take satisfaction out of the American
government, for the spubbinrs which the
British government received on the onlis'mtn,
question.
li-ihe recent elections IN England had
gone against lonl Painrrston Il 's proha
bic that the British government would have
accepted the treaty without any words. AZ
ter such a triumph, however ~ be has hal.
aml with working majority oi over a hun
drsl, h's lor'iship snaps bls fingers at tlr
Yankee government, and IL determined Ia
show them that be- will no, bc dictated Ia by
the President anil Senate on any question
connected with Central America
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into effect. and ior this reason Tn treaty
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