The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, May l.
Tie steamer Europa, from Liverpool oath
ult, arrived here at 10 A. NJ.
The advices by the Europa are three days
later than those by the Anglo Saxon, and
are highly interesting.
The proceedings Of Parliament since the
departure Of the Anglo Saxon had been Of
very little Importance.
The British government had declined en-
tering into any further proceeding against
Bernard on the charge Of conspiracy to muir.
der the Emperor Of France.
The clipper ship james Barnes was total,
ly destroyed by fire at Liverpool.
IyDIA.-The dates from Calcutta were to
the 23d Of March
The British forces continued to gain sue
cesses over the rebels.
The recent proclamation OF the Governor
General calling on the Bonindares to submit
to British authority had produced no effect.
GREAT BRITAiN.-In the Commons on
the % resolution was adopted, authori-
zing the issue Of 100000 Exchange bills,
and was read second time.
In the Lords, Derby announced his con.
tnued opposition to that portion which re.
moves the Irish disabilities.
On the 23d, in the Lords, Earl Gray
moved for production Of the correspon-
dence in reference to any acts passed by the
Colonial Legislature, giving exclusive right
to any one to establish telegraphic commun.
ication between Great Britain and North
America.
Lord Derby assured Gray that no exclu-
sive privilege would he granted to any one
company and trusted the motion would not
be passed.
The motion was agreed 10.
In the Commons, in reply to O question
Mr.. D'Israel said that Instructions had
been sent to India that there should be full
liberation and protection to property. Us far
as was consistent with justice.
A resolution imposing one penny stamp
upon bankers checks, was carried amid loud
cheers.
The Board of Trade returns for March,
show a falling of Of nearly el 100000.
A grand banquet had been given to the
French Ambassador. by the United Service
Club Of London.
Pellssiers reception was enthusiastic.
Operations on the Atlantic cable were
going actively forward. The experiments
with the new paying out machinery, were
giving great satisfaction.
A serious riot had occurred between the
English and Irish laborers, in the iron dis
trict, near Newcastle, The military restored
order.
1t was rumored that Queen Victoria was
in an interesting situation.
Observation-Disclosures from Lucknow Is TO
March 22d. Gen, Campbeis forces re-
turned from the pursuit of the enemy on
the lst,
Nena Sahibs retreat was stOrmed, and
he escaped aud reward Of $4,000 rupees
was offered for hs head
Gen. Outrams forces had discovered and
destroyed retreat OF the rebels in Luck
now, and the Prime Minister OF the ex-King
j. among those reported killed.
Some of the inhabitants Of Lucknow were
returning.
Sir Hope Grant had dispersed boJy Of
rebels at kooce, taking 50 guns
The disarming act was being enforced in
the Northwest provinces.
CBISA--Hong Kong dates OF March
] 9th had been received. Canton was tran
quill
An imperial odic. degrades Yeh and ap-
points his successor, who is authorized to
settle the disputes with the barbarians
Lord Elgip and his colleagues had gone
north.
FRAyCE--The sensation caused by Ber-
nard acquittal was subsiding
ITALy,- Naples fatty refuses the demands
OF Sardinia
TrRKEY.-It was stated the Porte had
censured the Viceroy Of Egypt for giving
his authority for canal across the lstbmus
Of Suez, and commanded him not TO supper,
the scheme
PEEsIA--New difficulties are reported
between England and Persia the English
complained that the treaty had been vo-
lated.