The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06
The Tronbis Between Eugiand anJ
France.

The Tronbis between E"siand and
france.
Tho difficulty between England and
France Is 10y no means adjusted. i.ouis
Napoleon Is not satisfied, and although the
two Governments continue 10 Interchange
all sorts Of euurteses aud iOrnaIitics, the
leading journals, as well ol London us of
Paris, exhibit irritation and manifest ankle
ty. During several years observes the
London Tunes. CONTAINED cIyliity to-
wards England has marked the language Of
the French Press 4 Paris correspondent
OF The New York Courier admits this con
dtiun Of affairs and then proceeds 10 state
that "a late proceeding on the part OF the
British, has gwen much additional umbragc
90 the French he iormot, as Is well
known, have Tor then convenience taken
possession OF the bland OF Perrin, in the Red
Sea. The French regard this step ~ al ut.
terly unlustliipblc appropriation or annexa
ton, aud have formally required ia aban-
dOnmcHt. But hos can tho British back
out Even II disposed TO retreat, the pop
ular m,nd Is Ia such condition at the pres.
ent mOmcnt, that retrUgado movement
would had to tho overthrow of the Derby
Ministry II Is well known that but Nv
weeks haze gone by SINCE Lord laImerston
was compelled TO rongn, because ho brought
IN "a bill for the alteration oi the Refugee
law. at the suggestion Of LOUIS Napoleon
II, Therefore, Tic new Pbmicr should, ut the
instance OF France, abandon tho island OF
tffft,u "A f.f.t4tIaT a,tD,lI
dialuIy cnsIc Indignation meetings. would be
held, and tho downfall 0i The uaw Premier
would bg Inevitable But It Is affirmed that
Franco viii rVgard Tho continued Possession
of the island ~ England nt oasus Lcia
Hence It - that the friendly relations be.
tween the two countries. 50 recently dis.
tnrbtd by the Refugee question, are ihciy
20 ha still more seriously jfOpardCd.
London correspondent Ui thV New Work
Cp8WsfelaL VINO has IA nom than oue let
tar spoken Of the probability OF wal betwvau
England and France, sAy IA ono OF his "a
test cpstts .--
Tho accounts from France DO not tend iu
She isA.d 60 iuyRiiJAto thc cons ictl1n already
expire oi -, " the drslguso i oar maguani-
m1u, aud .A,,ilul ally some pefsons even
believe that any bad news from snd,A or any
othrr quarter, would udg,o tao matter from
q uucatluA 0t "a low mouths 90 that 81 "a iew
days
The yar,oaa rars mVr., DOT ouo o.
which cm pat ,orth q iua without itlc sane
ton 81 the authurt,t5 s,Vu TO pursue d
course Of rotation N thv insertion 81 article
either m abusg az depreciation OF England
ihj ElstsA army ,-pecu tliy, u singled ouI
irr iHmIoas contrast with that ol Franc,
Gao ot lhy continental papers best informed
on all political movements AMI Intrigue, q
the Russian oryun, l. N,.d Pub.shrd /,
Brussels, Ihv Journal sp,aas OF tho Va
military preparations going CA at Marse.lio
and lou,on. yui tbs olbcc principal Fryoci
ports.
1t hkcwis, alludcs Co the nomination %
tbs bVAt OF 5,a.abuil ss the French Amhis
sador TO this vuuulry aud quietly IymarN
that althou Il FROM h,s former mtctroups
with Eugii,bm.n lH the Crmcl. his appoint
meut may be cousi,roi as u popular one, i
aIsu Eiag Variant The u.urgucg that any ne
goualons he may bg entrusted with ar,
intended 10 bt decisive, and tadt hc is prob
ably charged especially to ~ce II EuElani in
t>nd4 TO da anything toNari satisfying "a.
demands made up5u bed on the ycIase
question,
Although "a, pacuiators CA both side
s,,ails,y ,udayoc 90 shat thcir ty,' {,
thOsc Warming, they cannot cheat cithe
/ ucm Ia 90 o., t.A,t Into the rc!ianc'
/ they pcttud 80 yH utl,u vida ,hs dali
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