The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-22

Judkins, sailed ut \. NJ. for Liverpool,
with D5 passengers and $1,000 in specie.
Contrary 10 announcement Mr.. fiokens,
Minister 10 Russia, did not 20 out in her.
4 Washington correspondent says that
Speaker Orr has pledged himself in ease the
opposition consent 10 u compromise 10 mp
pom, Mcssrs Stephens, Montgomery and Il
leading Republican On the committee on con,
ference.
1t has tranSpircd that the anti Iccompton
democrats held q caucus last week and de-
cdad to vote for committee on conference
il asked by the Senate but against the
House asking for one.
Gen. Cass' note 20 Lord Napier relative
10 the .aye trade will ba communicated 10
the Senate TO morrow "wednesday ~ an
executive document
The General communicated 10 the British
ministers the views oi our government at
length, commenting with severity on the
cooic trade and the laws Of England there
on. and also uniumdvcrtlng on the African
apprentice System of France. lie regrets
he abuse Of the American flag by vessels
not entitled TO claim that protection, bu,
does not admit that our government ~ re
sponsiblc for this abuse to greater extent
than II haa employed in its efforts 10 prevent
It, He also refuses "a acknowledge that we
are bound 10 add another vessel TO our Al
rcan squadron, and viewing the treaty slip
ulniIons contends that We have fully com
piled with them in tier and in spirit.
Private adyicca from Nicaragua state
that Gen, Jaroh is in arms against the gov.
~ tt..la H.i,. t,.t
country are in great confusion.
The steamer San Carlos had been sunk
by tho Nicaraguans, the Costa liica guard
having been driven oil,
The lGcomptonitcs firmly calculate upon
oint arrangement 10 admit Kansas under
the lccompton Constitution, II not 10 the
precise words Of the Senate Bill, with such
notifications IN viii mol sacrifice the prin
cIplcs Of that measure.
The president has determined 10 take the
volunteer regiments from the Western
| States.
New York, April 10.
The clipper ship John Gilpin Of Boston
was wrecked on the 20u January Oh Cape
! Horn In consequence of u collision with IA
Geld Of leo The crew and passengers, 40 in
number, were rescued next day by the Eng
lish ship IIcriordslre and taken 10 bahia
A portion Of them arrived here last evening
on the chip Sunny South, and the remain
der at baltimore IN the brig Hurricane
Bird.
The Gilpin was last from Honolulu, and
had lnll cargo ol oil and bone from New
Bedford
A large United States steamer il below,
supposed to he the irigate Susquehannah
from San Juan,
NEw YonK. April l6
At the meeting Of the York Eastern Meth.
odist Conference, antislayuy resolutions
were presented by DR.. Whodon.
The resolutions were supported by tho
mover and Mr. liatbird, and opposed by Dr.
Bangs. who said the Church had nothing ~
do with the affair, and be- did not believe il
20 be sin 10 own slaves and 10 sell them.
The resolutions will probably not b.
finally acted On until tomorrow.
The LONDON correspondent oi the Com
mudH AiuOt,ser state, that On the first Of
April Geo. Peabody 4 Go. repaid 10 the
Bank Of England In full, all the money Dor.
rowed Of that institution during the crisis in
November, although II would not have be
come due until August. At thc same time
The firm cancelled the remainder Of the credit
unused, AMI released all The securities given
by them 10 the bank.
a dip OF $50 tons was captured N the
north shore Of Cuba on the sd of March by
the British war steamer jasper, AMI taken
into Port Royal. The vessel was bound 10
Africa and had IN board 10000 in gold,
besides large stores 81 rico &c Her name
IS not given.
The Supreme Court to-day denied tbs
motion for Sheriff. writ "a enable Dcyin
10 ge, possession Of the Street Commission
era ofYicc.
The steam frigntc Susqnehanna in 10
Quarantine with yellow fever On board
The fever made ia appearance on the 9TH Of
March while lying at Grcyt0wn. The steam
or Immediately pat 10 ses, intending ~ pro
coed 20 Pensacola, but being short Of coal
ard medical stor's, put into Jamaica. he
fore her arrival nj K ingstan the disease had
become epidemic, and before reaching port
she had one hundred AMI five cass. Blk
officers and fifty seven of the crew we're placed
10 the hospitals az Kingston, where most
promp, and efficient Efforts Tor their relief |
were accorded by the British naval and
medical officers. There have been ~ deaths, !
viz:
Lieut. II. W. Quen, Litileton Roger,
John Ilsdno,, VIM. j. Fongcrsy, Of Phila-
delphis; Fred Torndof, Corporal Bary,J.
Robinson, Geo. Geager, &. u. Conway,
Thomas Moran, Thomas y. How, N. W.
Jopss, james Flynn, o. l,alesticr, j. Resd,
James Price.
There are now on board some 40 caas,
generally Of mild form.
IAryK-1he crew Of the Susquehsnns
have all t-sn landed At Staten Island, snd
the health officer had ordered the ship 10 the
lover bay 10 ride out ber quarantine.