The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-10
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The steamer Canada arrived this mornipf
with Liverpool dates to, Friday. Deesmbe1
18th.
+ The steamer A,neticai,, L., Which jn Liver. LiHs I
pool on the 6th inst, eueountered sfSfffosySS
stoem while of Cape GIesr; which swspt bel
decks and SO disabled her that, she had &c
put back to Liverpool, where she arrived or
the morning of the 10th inst, She was
badly sdamagedAIost her bufwsrks. boats
md the forward ssloon was conp,stely
gatted. ril99. 81 srs cz .a,a o,od..,. = -
The ship New York from Liverpool fol
New York was wrecked near Munareen. 81
bad sfalfcargo and 200 passenger Three
men drowned e. noiJgeuba 20 ne5s-s a.
The Canada was immediately got ready te
take out the passengers and mails Of The
It is officially announced that thee Congress
of Paris will meet some time during the pre-
sent month. Bass sls,1qad ~ I'll -
A depatation from Liverpool and London
had waited upon Lord Clarendon to ascertain
what is meant by the British demonstration
against New Granada. 'hia9' = '3flT
Father Mathew died in Cork on the 9th.
Richard Golden has published another
letter on the maritime law.
The London Times, in an editorial. backs
out OF the Arrowsmith Georgia Railroad
hoax. ' 'o '5i.l'l 81
FRANcE.-It is rumored that Cardinal
Morlatses mission to Rome relates to the
coronation Of, Napole n, which, should peace
be consolidated, will probably take place
early next wear, .f'lNi0
Commercial affairs in France are not re-
garded as unfavorablc, but much dissa tisfac-
ton is felt because the bank does not relax
its rates. l.,e ,Is,e. ..o ..,. ..,f.., -.
Corn declining slowly in all the markets
in France. -' -'''-' IL f79A
Advices from Madrid state that opinion
was strongly against the new loan and the
Minister of Finance would probably resign.
Malaga and Saragossa still politically agitat-
Ell, though there had been not any open out
break. '...- |.-' s5''1'' no =
1TALY.-The attempted assassination Of
the King of Naples occurred at review OF
the troops on the 9Th inst. Accounts differ
somewhat. One says that when the troops
were defiling soldier rushed frem the ranks
and struck the King on the left side. He
was arrested. ,I yr..4i
All quiet in Sicily. The instruction was
suppressed, and the leader, Bentiana, taken
prisoner. The police Of Messina have seized
quantity Of muskets landed for the insur-
gents. .sIIf-- s1a
Count Sabatelli, an eminent liberal, had
been assassinated at Rayenna.
RUssA.---The note addressed by Russia
in October to the Allied Powers has been
published, accompanied by circular de-
handing the re-assenbling of the Congress
at Paris.
The note contains an expose Of the steps
taken by the Russian cabinet TO ensure the
folfilment of articles 20 and FL of the
treaty and defending the Russian policy with
regard to the Isle Of Serpents ard Bel
grade.
PERsIA.-The capture of ITerat is not cor
frmed
1t was reported at ST.. Petersburgh that
5000 Russians are ready to march to the
frontiers of Persia on the first invitation Of
the Shah.
LATEsT.-The Paris Debais says England
in entering the conference, distinctly de-
clarcs she will conform to the decision of the
majority.
LoND.N, Thursday evening.
tions in the money market uninterrupted
Consols opened a shade lower and closed
steady.