Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-01
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SACKvILLE, Sept. %.
The INDEPENDENCE asserts that France is
making vigorous naval preparations for the
coast defences.
At the meeting of the Paris Conference the
Ottoman Ambassador announced that the
Sultan had agreed exceptionally and for this
time only, to grant an investure to Conzar as
the HoSpidar of both Moldavia and Walla-
CHA The government of these places, how
ever, are to be conducted separately.
On motion of the Russian Plenipotentiary,
another year was allowed for the settlement
of the question of the Convent Property in
the Principalities.
A Paris correspondent of London paper
contradicts the report that twenty frigates
| have been ordered to be built at Cruizat 1t
| says the rumor arose from an immense order
| given for iron plates which are intended for
the embrasures at Cherbourg.
| The Moniteur publishes the agricultural
statistics of Algiers, showing that the recent
harvest in that county has been satisfactory.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland,
and it was supposed his journey had refer
ence to the intended interview between the
Emperors.
NJ DE La Guerroniere had gone to St. Sau-
vier. His mission refers to the intended lib
| eral reform OF the press laws.
1t was reported in Paris that France had
notified the Porte that she does not intend to
treat the Suez Canal affair as political ques-
ton.
letter from Paris says the Emperor of
France made peace merely for the purpose of
putting down the naval supremacy of Eng
land, and unless she submits quietly there
must be war.
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delegation on the Sd inst. In reply to their
address he thanked them for their expressed
wish for annexation, but said its accomplish
ment could only take place by the negotiations
which are about to begin on the affairs of It.
ally. He would support the cause of Tusca-
ny before the Powers, and hoped that Europe
would not refuse to practice toward Tuscany
that work of redressing grievances which it,
under less favorable circumstances, was prac-
ticing toward Greece, Belgium, and the Dan
ubian principalities.
The vote in Parma on the annexation to
Piedmont resulted in its favor by $4,000
against 500 votes.
The Paris journals praise Victor Emanuel
speech to the Tuscan delegation. They con-
clude that it is almost certain that Congress
will assemble.
The French ambassador at Florence had
been recalled.
The Central Association of the Master
Builders at London had determined to declare
all their yards open to workmen on the 18th
inst, provided the workmen abide by the de-
claration against trade combinations This,
it was presumed, would scarcely alter the sit
uation of affairs
The London Times, in an editorial ridicul-
ing the talk of American Shareholders with
regard to reviving the slave trade, points to
the renewed activity of the U. S. Government
to put down the slave trade as the best an
swer to the cutlery.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that much Importance is attached to Meter.
nch's mission to St. Sauvier One of its OBJ
jects is said to be the formation of an alliance
between France and Austria, the success Of
T which is calculated to endanger Italian liberty
:. and menace Europe.
D 1t is asserted that the Papal troops contin
I ue to threaten the legations. From eight to
nine thousand troops with twelve pieces o.
= cannon were assembled at Pesaro.
The Belgian Senate had adopted the first
article in the bill providing for the Antwerp
Notifications by vote of "a against Is.