The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the Africa.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.--The Africa ar,
rived at nine this morning, bringing London
and Liverpool papers to the 18th inst.
Fears were entertained at Liverpool for
the safety OF the steamer Indian Empire,
which sailed for Galway Oct. I'd from Liv.
erpoOI.
Mr.. Wbitehouse still asserts that the At
lantic Gable is not wholly failure.
A deputation Of official gentlemen, from
the British North American Provinces
including members of the governments OF
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova SEQ
tia, has an Official Secretary.
The London correspondent OF lie horde,
says that the English Government have re.
solved to authorize the engagement of Labor.
ers for the French colonies, among the cool
les Of India.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
GLOBE says that Galway is about to be al.
opted by France as the outlet Of her postal
communication with North America, and
that tho Lever line will succeed in getting
a large subsidy from the Emperor. The
projected Havre liue having withdrawn in
favor Of the Galway enterprise.
SPAIs.--The London Times says in the
city article, according to a statement reeeiv-
ed from Madrid, the Spanish Government
seem likely to order their feet at Cuba, to
proceed at once 70 demand satisfaction from
Mexico in the matter in dispute between
the two countries.
Probably the eountenance OF the French
Government, who are likewise reported to
have sent additional ships of war to that
point, is relied upon by this government,
while it is also known that England has Sc
rious demands to urge, which will cause her
to insist upon redress at least equal to that
which may be ordered in other cases.
The telegraph from Madrid states that a
fleet oil eight Spanish steamers sailed FROG,
Cadiz on the 10th for San Jors.
II is added that the fleet have orders AZ.
ter the presenting Of the demands of the
Spanish Government upon Mexico to scour
the coast Of Africa and destroy oil vessels
manned by the Riff Morocco, which may
be found without regular papers, and treat
them as pirates.
Accounts from Cadz state thst the sec
ond portion Of the endorsements for Cuba
was ready to sail at moments notice,
completing the expedition to force Of 2.lO0
infantry and 500 marines.
An opinion prevailed in Naples that the
ports in that kingdom would shortly be
opened for the free importation Of Germ, the
crops having proved failure, and prices
being on the rise.
The 81. Petersburgh papers publish an
account OF the re establishment Of relations
between Russia and China.
a rumor was circulating in India to the
effect that the Emperor Of Russia, in order
to make his maritime position at Villa
France more etiec,ual, desired 10 purchase
the principality of Monaco. which is almost
| close TO 1t. Ii is believed that large offer
would not be refused by TIE Prince Of Mon
| SEQ.
The Russian Ambassador 10 Japan had
arrived at Marsellcs with an advantageous
treaty, which be had succeeded in negotia-
ting.
The Emperor of Russia had addressed the
nobility at Moscow in severe terms, on their
apathy in aboi'hng seridom.
TvRKgY.-A telegram from Beyrout an
nounccs that general agitation was reign
ing in Asatic Turkey. Instructions had
taken place At several places, and Omar
Pascha was maintaining himself a, Bag1ad
with difficulty. The tribes living between
Tripoli and Aleppo had revolted. The
communication between the lsyant and
Tripoli. and between Alexandra and Alep.
20, was interrupted. The garrison a. Bey.
r0ut had been sent against the insurgents.
+ The disorder in the IevAnt had baen ap.
I peassd by the bishop.