The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
asIsl"xton News.

Correspondence Of The Phlaislphis Prss-
WARRINGTON, Oct. Ia have heard Il
iDtimatcd both reports from high sources)
that d" Mr.. Reed, Commissioner to China, il
to return this winter from his present mis-.
sion, and that be is TO DO named Minister TO
England To me this appears likely.
You ~ politician will know host how 10
judge.
Again, il is very current that this mission
is to be offered to Judge Roosevelt, OF New
York. lie is u gentleman Ia appearance,
education. and Is rich. Ills wife 10 the sis
ter OF Lady Ouscley, all on the most friend.
ly terms with the President.
II is said thatJ. Gordon Bennett and family
are to be qaartered here during the winter
as part OF +" the Court Standing so high
in the social scale as does this distinguished
family, and holding as they do in reverence
the personal character Of President Buchan.
an. they will soon become the mode. Their
position in France and Epgland was Of the
loiticst. No ordinary mortal was al.
mitted to their SALONS, and now they come
to us to teach US how TO live and die Mr..
Bennett is rich, handsome, pious and learn
ed and having always been an ardent AL.
miror Of Mr. Buchanan, especially in 1856,
will be the more acceptable to the official
and fashionable world.
Jefferson Davis, in his late speech II, Port.
land. announced doctrine that will great
ly exercise the qutd nunG in Mississippi
being neither more nor less than The assertion
that Territorial Legislature tdn srci,lie
adroy By refusing 10 profsd II. This is no
new idea of the distinguished Davis, though
It will greatly surprise some Of those who
have been relying upon him TO help them
on in especial devotion 10 Southern rights.
Nothing 50 clears the vision as Tor North.
erncr to visit the South, or a Southernor TO
visit the North. Even Mr.. Pryor, Of the
Richmond South, has been yegetating in the
great cities of the East, greatly to his de-
light
DO not be- surprised il, after Congress
meets IN December, Southern Democra,
shall rise in the Senate or House. and offer
u bill repeating the English BILL 40 rs to allow
Kansas immediate admission. or as soon a.
she has a republican Constitution ratified by
the people. This il is now estimated, would
bring her into the Union before the l,h Of
March and give her three electoral votes for
1860. Stnnger things than this have hap
pened. When Congress adjourned in the
summer, Douglas was ostracissd by almost
the entire South Now he is Landed in
many quarters. This was blow number one
at the Administration. Lock out for blow
number two.
WAsin SGNN. Oct. l3.-The Administra.
ton has ready an official document from
those in power in two OF the Society Islands.
proposing TO surrender them TO the United
States. II is said in diplomatic circles that
this paper was transmitted 10 our govern.
ment by Count DE Sartig,s. the French
Minister, but no reason is stated for his ~
sorting Ia this channel OF communication.
The subject will receive due consideration,
especially in its geographical aspect
There secmS 10 be no disposition on the
part OF Dallas and Mason to resign the mis-
sions they respectively Oil or relieve the
President from embarrassment in the ap-
pointment OF their succsSors. Such is the
tenor OF private dispatches from Europs.
The movements OF General Jarrz excite
much interest lie called at the Depart.
mcnt to-day and presptd q set oi instruc-
tons 20 him from the Government Of Mica.
ragua but upon examination they proved
there being nothing therein I
Ia show that he is authorized 10 ra,fy the /
Cas- Nrissarri treaty. Jarcz DEPARTED /
promising 10 renew his visit tomorrow. aud
produce other documents.