The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

BY the arrival Of the Canada, at Hslifa

fairs OF Italy. The other four powers,
England, France, Russia and Prussia, had
also consented to the Congress, which would
probably meet at AK Ia Chapele Pied
mont, and the other Italian States were
likely to be admitted. 1t is reported that
Prince NAPOLEON will represent France,
and the Earl Of Malmesbury, England.
Accounts by the last two steamers indicate
more pacific feeling in Europe. A general
Congress Of the five powers will doubtless
result in the preservation Of peace, and per-
haps the relief Of the Italians from some Of
the intolerable governmental burdens i'm
posed upon them
We have the following details Of the Can
ada's news:
The debate on the reform bill was pro-
crossing in parliament.
The Ministry would. doubtless be defeated
on Lord John Russells amendment. Lord
Palmerston had, however, promised to sup
port the second roaming Of the bill, thereby
saving thC CobiuSt.
Count CavOur had arrived 10 Paris.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Aus.
tria, on the 23d, agreed to the proposed
congress, and it would probably meet at
AK la Cbapele. The other powers had
previously given their consent.
A private letter in the L. Nord, states
that The Sandman cabinet had addressed
communication to the five great powers,
strongly insisting on beiug allowed to take
part in the deliberations, and Paris cor
respondent Of the London Post, says that in
Cavour, the French government consents
that Piedmont and other italian states be
represented at the conference.
1t is stated that Austria consented TO
congress under certain conditions, but they
are not Of much importance. 1t is sup.
posed that she would, as matter OF course
insist on q strict maintenance Of the trea-
ties OF 1878, but that she will hardly object
to u revision OF her special treaties with the
Italian States.
The French journals assume that Lord
Cowleys mission to Vienna has had nothing
to do with the congress, and they credit
Russia with the proposition.
The London Star believes that Lord
Malmesbury has been appointed to represent
England in the congress.
Prince Napoleon has personally insisted
upon the admission Of Piedmont into the
congress, and had represented to the En-
peror that in the event Of Piedmont not being
admitted, Count Cavour will resign. The
Prince previously announced his admission
into the congress, but in that event admis-
sion could not be refused to Tuscany.
The Papal government and the Duchy Of
Parma have been naturally excluded.
The Patrn Of this evening states that the
cabinet OF St. Petersburg has agreed to
the proposal Of France to admit Piedmont
and there is hope that the cabinet Of Der.
lin will also consent, in which event Austria
cannot disregard the wish Of the next
powers
In the House of Commons, on the Goth
Mr.. Owen Stanley gave notice that in the
event of the Reform bill being rejected on
the second reading, he would move resolu.
ton that the message Of the government bav
ing failed TO give satisfaction, that the gov.
eminent was no longer entitled TO the conf
dence of the house.
The general impression was that the
ministry was sure of defeat on division
upon Lord John Russel's amendment to the
Reform bill, aud there were various specula-
tions as to the course they would adopt
The Times thinks the defeat will be so de-
cesive as to leave no excuse tor the dissolu.
ton OF Parliament and an appeal to the
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have his measure ready.
LATEST London, Saturday A. VI. The
liberal journals OF to-day declare Lord
Palmerston's speech had saved the ministry
as he proclaimed that he should vote for
the second reading OF the Government Re
form bill, Us well as Lord John RUSSELL
resolution. merely regarding the latter as
instructions for the amendment OF the bill
in committee
Private accounts from Paris say that a
cred, mobllier bank is abou, to he started.
under the auspices OF Coun, De Morny, with
the favor OF the Emperor This movement.
a, the present juncture, ia regarded a. an in-
dcation on the side of peace.
FR,xcE-It is asserted that Prince Ma
poIeou will represent France AZ the propos-
cd congress
The Tines Paris correspondent says that
notwithstanding the warke sentiments AT.
tribu,ed to Prince Napoleon. he has very
recently written 10 Turin, exhorting Colut
I Covour to calm the ef'ervesecnce Of the
Piedmostesc, and recommending a pacific
solution instead of an appeal 10 arms
According TO the new gazette Of Russia
the Emperor Napoleon has on several &C
casions lately recommended Count Cayour
no, to excite to war, assuring him that in no
case wond France go beyond the limits OF
her engagement
The Bcurse on the 23d and oath vas firm
and advanced TO 69t Sos. Gu the 25th i,
vas Hat. and the three per cents declined 10
6sL 90c. for money, and 6si. soc. 70, &C.
count
SARptNIA.-A rumor bad been curryn,
that Count Cavoar had hoen succeeded a.
premier by VI Al6eri, bat it was not con