The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-14

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of one hundred and sixty wagons, accompanied By four
companies Of troops, on the lst inst, on the Little
Blue River. He also reports the Indians all peaceable
Forelg0 News"
The larger towns Of Koachow and Keang Chang had
been retaken BY the lmperialists.
Yek, a prisoner on board the Inaexible, was At Hong
Kong on bis way to Calcutta. 9rAXEXT
The blockade Of Canton was raised on the 10Th OF
The Americans and Russians had Joined the French
and English in q demand on the Chinese Government.
The letters Of the four Plenipotentiaries had gone up
to Shapgh4e, and by the middle of March it would be
known Whist line China would take. a19
A Polish bookseller in London, named Tehorewski
had been arrested, charged with publishing = pamphlet
recently written by M. Pystt and others, advocating
the assassination Of Napoleon. 4sa q
Gold continued to flow into the Bank of England,
and . further reduction in the rates Of discount was an
tieipated. a pa
The details Of the Indian news via Bombay to the
24th, added nothing Of importance to the telegraphic
advices, but gave rise to the hope that decisive intelli.
gence would be received by the next mail.
1t was rumored that Neua Sxhib was wandering
about the country with but few followers.
The c~annonade Of Lucknow was expected to open
on the ed Of February. s-ss
Count Persigny's res'gnation Of the English Embassy
had been accepted. Tie Duke de MaIakof (PeIissier)
has been appointed a. his successor. &lsH&
It was said that in consequence of dispatches from
the French Admiral, orders had been given to ct out a
new division Of g~un.boats for China, and that the
operations of the Allies would be extended as far Us
Pekin. Pc 'as3 4a'- pm a' 30 tpa NJ Zig i Daal ml8
80 It is said that an hour before the Emperor's arrival
at the opera, on his recent visit, all the houses on the
Rue lie Pelletier, opposite the opers-house, were search.
ed BY the police. afat ~ sa @ sae8
The transportation Of tho parties arrested under the
new Public Safety law had commenced, and between
fifty and sixty Of the prescribed individuals had been
to Africa. Se4 700 7ltt@ f5a.a II assoI3Ai5 sI
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald gives a
rumor that the Empress is cxciente. t"1
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg says Russia il watch.
ing with great interest the relations of England and
France. o 2 aes3n7aa ~ So
The Russian navy is to be fully manned and ship.
eagerly increased. Russia has 40 intention OF
accepting English and French Consuls in the Black
Sa. a1t yea
All suspicious vessels on the Circassian coast will be
seized. q. a# 4d1
The appointment Of General Pelissier as ambassador
from France gave very general satisfaction in England.
The log # the United States ftigate Niagara shows
on several occasions during the trip to England,
she ran over 800 miles in 81 hours. She would have
made q quicker ruo but for the bad quality of the coal
It was reported that Nj. Allsop, Orsini's accom-.
pliee, had offered to surrender himself, provided the
would be at the cost Of his defense. 1875
The British Government had decided, it is said, t.
and augment the Notifications at Malta with
,ctivity. 79b