The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28

up from Genoa in compartments, had been
launched on Lake Gsrda both june"
Lieutenant Fm d Marshal Urban is to be
Provisional Commaniant Of the fortress Of
Verona The following address to the in.
habitants Of Verona signalizes Gen. Urbans
entry upon bis functions
The proclamation Of the placing 10 a
state Of siege Of the fortress Of Verona, on
the Both Of April las: and the proclamations
subsequent thereon, have not been obeyed so
implicitly as their importance demands.
IL now proclaim TO all the inhabitants of
this fortified place, the guardianship OF which
has been confded TO me by his Majesty the
Emperor Francis Joseph, my will that every
person shall follow rigorous > the prescribed
rules at state siege. am determined to
II axe no exception in any case, but will
punish alike the act and the intention. In
short, that the inhabitants may know well
with whom they have to deal, declare that
each OF you may put faith in me as loyal
Austrian, but that am resolved not to put
faith 10 any Of you.
(Signed)
The Commaniant of the Town and Fortress,
CHARLES. Baron URBAN, Lieutenant
Field Marshal"
Correspondence Of III Iooion lines.
/ PARMA, Friday July l.-kossuth cane
( to Parma on Sunday last, and had long
interview with the Prince. He speaks a. IA
Potentate, like one who holds both Hungary
and the troops Of that nation in the Austrian
service in bis pocket, TO be played oil against
the Court OF Vienna whenever it may suit
! his purpose. am at loss TO understand
what he can possibly want either from the
French or the Piedmon,ese Government
| Ii be can effect the revolution OF Hungary
or the desertion en- masse OF the Hungarlans,
| why he is master OF the situation, and nei-
! Their French nor Piedmontese can help him
| in the matter, whatever benefits may accrue
! To them from the success Of lis schemes. 1t
reminds US Of that alchymist who solicited
reward from Pope Clement XII Tor his
! discovery Of the art OF turning stones into
gold. The witty Pope gave him a very
| long purse, saying that man who had it
! in his power to make gold only wanted II
purse 10 put it in.
VIENNA, Saturday, july 1.-The Gov
! eminent has received information that X os.
suth is in European Turkey, on his way TO
! Hungary, but it is not alarmed, 4" Because
/ it is assured that the peasants will have
nothing at all to do with him." This tran
( guilty OF mind might, perhaps, share, had
/ not experience taught me that the uueduca-
ted many can always be led by the educated
/ few. 1t has been limited to me that the Aus
trian Government may. perhaps, try to play
/ oil the emancipattd peasants against their
1 former task masters, but any such attempt
would be total failure. Hungary is, to all
intents aud purposes, ali aristocratic coun.
try, aud the Austrian Government cannot
/ hope to regain its influence there unless it
/ can manage TO win the upper classcs Of the
people.
Correspondence Of the Manchester q aariiaa
LONDON, Monday, July Al saw some
where, the other day. II laughing reference to
rumor OF some intention oil klapka and
the Hungarian refugees to offer the sover-
eighty Of Hungary TO Russia. Don't be
too sure that this is an idle cand,d. heard
much the same thing the other day through
/ one of the leading men Of the national Hun
garian party here. Provided Hungary can
obtain the constitutional guarantees she re-
quires, and is refused them by Austria, it is
quite on the cards that the crown of st.
stephen may he offered to the Car. At all
events, it is not improbable that the aterna
tive will be put before the Government Of
Austria, and that the good offices Of England
will be sought by the national party, for the
purpose OF urging on the stubborn young
Kaiser the urgency OF compliance with
the Magyar ConstitutioDalists.
Kossuths iluency, in Italian, is admired
at Genoa and Turin, as much as his English
orations in America.