The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-04
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-The steamer
Persia has arrived, bring Liverpool dates
to Saturday, the 10Th inst.
The rumors from Zurich are contradc.
tory. One report says the treaty will soon
be signed, and the European Congress will
be assembled.
The exequator of consul at Leghorn has
been withdrawn on account of political in
trigues, and an explanatory note has been
sent to Washington.
The Emperor Napoleon has returned to
Paris. Several Italians were arrested at
Bordeaux during his visit.
The war steamer Hero is preparing for
Vancouver's Island.
The Philadelphia and Liverpool Steam
ship Company has purchased the GLASGOW
steamers and will maintain the line monthly
in winter and fortnightly in summer.
1t is denied that Lord Clardendon sue
ceeds Lord Canning as Governor General of
India.
1t is reported that Prince Napoleon is
about to visit London.
Rumors are aHoat of an approaching in
terview between the Emperors of Austria
and Russia, and also that the Emperor of
Austria will visit Napoleon.
An American frigate had arrived at
Jaffa, demanding the extradition of the
originators of the murder committed there
three years ago.
Delays and misunderstanding are re-
ported in relation to the Lombardy debt, as
delaying the action of the Zurich conferences
Other reports says that the signing of the
treaty may be expected hourly, and that the
Congress which is to follow has been
already convened, all the great powers
of Europe, including England, being repre-
scented. -.
Breadstuffs in the Liverpool market have
declining tendency the quotations for
qualities are slightly lower than those of
Tuesday.
Richardson, Spencer & Co. reported -four
declining, the advances reported by the
Anglo Saxon having been lost American
22s 6da27s per Dbl. Wheat is also lower,
the previous advance being lost 9s 3da9s
cd white 9s 9dalls per GENITAL of 100 lbs.
Corn is also lower yellow 6sa6s 4d white
rs 3da7s Sd per GENITAL. .7'e
American securities are slow of sale, but
unaltered in rates.
The Russian Ambassadors at London,
Paris, Berlin and Vienna had b9 summoned
by telegraph to meet the Emperor AL
exander at Warsaw, on the 10th. The
Emperor we're expected to arrive at Odessa
on the 18th. 1
1t is stated that Notwithstanding the cap
ture of Schamyl the Caucasus is far from
being entirely subdued. The lnualide Russo
saws that the mountaineers have another
chief, not less intrepid and fanatical, and
who may still resist for one or two winters.
The Russian army in the Caucasus consists
of 10000 men. ac3 4se.t ,,o
: A variety of rumors are ahoat, to the
effect that Austria positively declines to
sign the treaty of peace if it is not in accor-
dance with the preliminaries of Villafranca;
that Austria declines to protract negotia-
tions till the spring, when she will resume
the war; that Austria undertakes the guar
anteea to the Pope the conservation of his
temporal power in the Legations, and others
of like nature were current, and must be
taken for what they are worth. te4 ~
On the other hand, there are statements
that the signing of the treaty of Zurich was
hourly expected, and that the represents
tives of the powers would afterwards meet
in Congress. .bai.t, ...' .-..
The Paris Consttmionnels of the 18th
publishes an article signed by Secretary
Boniface, stating that the only question to
be settled at Zurich is the Lombard debt,
the contracting powers being agreed on all
other points The early signature of the
treaty is expected, and the questions not
settled at the conference will be submitted
to congress, the assembling of which all
the European powers have agreed upon. .
The Dublin Evening Pos states that the
Cunard steamers ar to touch at Cork and
Queenstown. 20 &a- sie
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