Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-20

Southampton, has arrived. Her dates are t.
the Oath ult, and have been Anticipated.
The advices from Paris indicate unpleasant
feeling towards England. An article in the
Moniteur, discrediting the rumored probabil
ity of an accord between France and England
on the question of the Congress, and general
disarmament, had produced painful impress.
sion.
The London Heralds Paris correspondent
says, the banding together of France, Russia,
and Austria, and the immense naval prepare.
tons OF France, render it difficult to disbe-
ileve the universal report, of great blow be-
ing contemplated against England. This was
written previous to the more pacific action Of
the Emperor of France
The French steam navy is to be increased
to one hundred and fifty men of war.
The st. Petersburg papers publish the
treaty between Russia and China, which had
| b"en ratified by the two Emperors 1t grants
| leave to Russia to send ambassadors to Pekin,
promises protection to Christian missionaries,
and authorizes monthly mail service between
kiachta and Pekin.
The independence Beige says, the Austri-
an provincial councils will all be convoked
soon, and will have complete liberty in their
determinations, and may make known openly
and sincerely to the Emperor the wishes of
their populations. The first Austrian corps
d'armie for the present will be maintained in
Italy on war footing-200, 900 strong. The
other corps d'armie are to go to their former
cantonments in Galra and Hungary. ..-
The Official Piedmontese Gazette says that
the new Ministry will not produce any seri-
GUS variation in the policy Of Sardinia.
There will be grand illumination at Milan
on the arrival of the King.
The Sardinian governors of Modena have
been withdrawn, and the governments turned
over to the municipality.
The result of the deliberations of the an
nexatiOn of Tuscany to Piedmont had been
made known at 14l places, including Leghorn
and Florence
The treaty of Villa Franco did not lay
down absolutely any Italian Confederation !;
but only that the Empcrors would unite to
promote one.
LIE Nord desires that French troops are to
remain in the Duches.
a Milan letter says the extreme party is
commencing agitation, and an insurrection in
Venetia is impossible
The Laualides Rue says, Austria and
France may make whatever treaties thew
please, but in fixing the lot of Italy they are
bound to ask the concurrence of the rest of
Europe
1t is said that a deputation with the Prince
Napoleon at its head quarters will soon reach
Vienna, to take the remains of the Duke de
Reichstadt to France.
The date of the Zurich Conference is not
fixed, but it will be in few days.
THE POPE, THE CATHOLIC POWERS, AND THE
INFIDELs.
The Pope has addressed an autograph let
ter to the Cardinal Bishop of Albano, REQUEST
ing him to invite all the faithful of Rome TO
join in solemn Thanksgiving for the cessation
of war;
The following is the principal passage of the
document
To thank God for the restoration of peace.
between the two great Catholic belligerent
Powers is our duty; but to continue our
prayers is necessity, inasmuch as divers
provinces of the State of the Church are still
prey to the men who are intent upon demol-
ishing the established order of things, and it is
with this view that in our days foreign usurp-
ing Power procaims that God hath made man
free as regardeth his political and religious
opinions, thus denying the authorities estab-
lshed by God upon earth, and to whom ODE.
dence and respect are due, forgetting at the
same time the immortality of the soul. which.
when it passeth from this transitory world to
the eternal one, shall have to answer to the
all powerful and inexerable judge for those re-
lislous opinlons; then, learning too late that
there is out one God and one faith, and that
whoever 'quitteth the ark of unity shall be
submerged in the deluge of eternal punish
ment
......, ST. JOHNS, Aug. 12.
The steamer City of Baltimore, bound for
New York, has been intercepted off Cape Race
by the news yacht of the Associated Press,
and five days later advices from Liverpool OBJ
tained. The Liverpool and London dates are
to the Sd inst, by mail, and to Thursday even-
ing, 4th inst, by telegraph to Queenstown.
The royal mail steamship Asia arrived at
Liverpool on the 31st ult. the steamer Hun
garian on the LIST inst. the steamer Adelaide
at Cork, on the I'd, and Etna at Liverpool on
the Cd.
The following brief summary of news COM
prises the more important events of the week
There had been no further developments as
to the Peace Conference.
The Continental news is of pacific char
acter.
France was preparing for general disarm-
ament
The French Rhine army had been disban-
ded
A new Indian loan of e5, ,O0O, 900 has been
The American Minister at Rome had OBJ
tained e400 as compensation for the loss sus-
tained by Mr.. Perkins and his companions
during the sacking of Perugia by the Swiss
troops. ..........- ....