The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
FIVE DAYS LATER DATES.

to the I'd. has passed Cape Race, and fur
nishes adv;ces only eight days from Liver
pool. Her dates are five days later than
received by the City of Baltimore at New
York.
The ship Charles Holmes, from Liverpool
bound to Mobile, was Totally wrecked
during the gale that has proved so fatal
along the English Coast; all her crew per-
;shed.
The Emperor Napoleon has written to
King Victor Emmanuel, urging him to
assent to the Villafranca agreement so as
to carry cut the treaty of peace with Aus
| ,ria.
| The steamer Hungarian sent in to this
| port AZ persons that had been saved from
the wreck of a. vessel from Labrador, through
the exertions of the Captain and crew, at
risk of their own lives they behaved most
heroicay and deserved the highest praise
The Hungarian proceeded on her voyage
She is bound to Portland.
Another heavy gale had occurred on the
English coast. bat no disaster to Anne
! rican vessels had been reported at Liver
pool.
When the Hungarian left, the Liverpool
papers continued to give information regard
ing the wreck Of the Royal Charter,
but no new facts had been developed the
prospect of recovering half million sterl-
ing was less encouraging, although they
were making extensive preparations for the
purpose.
ITALT.-Among other things, Napoleon
makes the following demands: That the
Duke Of Modena shall be recalled to his
State; that the Duchy of Parma shall be
united to Piedmont; that Tuscany shall be
augmented in territory, and restored to the
Grand Dake; that the projected confedera-
tion of the States of Italy shall, with moder-
ate forms, be carried out:
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin, to hold
an interview with King Victor Emmanuel
His reception along the route had been
most enthusiastic. He everywhere received
expressions of the faith of the people in his
course and their reliance IN him that he
would exert all bis influences with the King
in their favor.
The report that France intended to aid
! Spain in the war with Morocco, in SINH
lar way to the support given to Piedmont
during the late war, is officially disclaimed
The preparations of Spain in. the expedition
against Morocco were going forward vigor-
ously and it was expected that offensive OPP.
eratons would be commenced about the
eighth.
The Zurich Conference had reassembled
to take final action on the treaties agreed
upon between France and Austria, respect
ing Italy.
Count Karaitye represents Italy in con-
ference in the place of Count Caloredo,
| deceased.
All the treaties would be signed within
few days.
1t is asserted that Congress Of Powers
| will take place with adhesion of England
The Duke De Padue had been removed
from the French ministry of the Interior,
and Biernault had been appointed his sue
cessOr.
SpA1N.-Madrid, Oct 24.-Marching or
ders have been given to the troops which are
to join the expeditionary army against
Morocco. Marshal O'Connell will start at
the end of the week. General enthusiasm
prevails among the people.
| October 25.--The rumors which have
been current concerning peaceful settle
ment with Morocco, are without foundation.
| Two Generals and other officers left this
! evening.
TURKEY onstantinople, October o.
Ruprista Pacha has been confirmed as
Grand Vizier.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, October 81, Mid
night.--Reporters have arrived here from
the wreck of the r. Charter. They state
that the vessel struck at 2 o'clock, A. NJ;
the strain being too great for her cables, one
heroic sailor swan ashore and made fast
hawser, by which several lives were saved,
and more might have been rescued had not
the vessel parted in two with dreadful
crash. The passengers and crew were
either killed by the falling masts or persisted
in the waves four hundred and seventy
persons were lost and thirty-one saved all
the women and children persisted the bull
lion it is expected will be recovered.
| A large number of wrecks are reported
on the English coast with much loss Of life.
| No American vessels are mentioned.
The only part of the ship Royal Charter,
which was left standing on Wednesday
evening, was small part Of her stern, with
wheel and screw lifting apparatus. She
struck at o'clock on Wednesday morning,
and broke up at o'clock. Before striking,
her cables parted one after another. She
tried to steam the coast, but the wind blow
ing hurricane, she drifted ashore. Several
bodies were washed ashore, and the major
ity of them being greatly mutilated. Men
were picking up gold sovereigDs from off the
rocks, and an efficient guard was much
needed.
FRANCE-The Constitutional says that
France will not stand the action of England
10 the Suez Canal affair.
INDIA-Trieste, Oct. The Austrian
Lloyds steamer brings British advices from
Calcutta to Sept. %.
The government had sent 1900 men from
Bombay, against the rebellious Walkers.
CHINA.-HoDg Kong dates are received
to Sept. IL.
The American Ambassador had returned
to Pekin without having obtained the ratl-
lied treaty at that city.
The ratification OF the treaty bod taken
| place By the commissioners at Pehuang.
The Paris correspondent of the Times