Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-20
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Proceedings In Parliament -.-- France
Observation-Disclosures PrOclama tion
TO the People of Italy---Aspect of the
New YORK, August IA.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Southamp-
ton on the Sd inst, arrived last night
Nothing important took place in the House
of Commons on the LIST inst. In the evening,
resolution enabling the government to raise
in the United Kingdom, for the government of
India, f5OO, 900 sterling, to meet the demands
of the present year, was agreed to and order
ed to be reported. The amount of the debt of
India to the first of May, 1858, is returned at
the sum of EGO, 704 ,0S4 of which e53, 1885,
COS was registered debt and the rest floating.
The London Herald has the following:
We have reason to believe that Mr.. Dallas
has recently placed in the hands of Lord John
RUSSELL dispatch from Washington, in
which it is stated that the United States gov
eminent ha re resolved to abandon privateer-
ing, and thus to accept the declaration respect
ing this portion of the maritime laws agreed
upon at the Congress at Paris in 1856.
FRANCE.-The Tunes correspondent says
the Count de Persigny had left Paris, on bis
return to London.
The Minister of War had addressed an or.
der to ALI the Colonies of regiments, to send
home all soldiers whose absence had been re-
called after the declaration Of war against
Austria, and likewise all those who are emit
tied by their services to leave of absence for
six months, SO that they may be at the dis
posal of the farmers who may require them
for getting in the harvest
No change is to be noticed in the CONNER
cial situation of France
The accounts from the agricultural districts
are not unfavorable. The wheat crop has not
sustained much injury. The barley crop was
not expected to be productive, but the stock
on hand is immense. The crop of oats will
| probably be more productive than was expec-
| ted ten days since. The buckwheat, alto
gether will exceed that of good ordinary
years, and there will be an overplus for ex-
portation.
AUSTRIA letter to the London Post from
Vienna, states that for time very unfriend-
ly feeling toward England prevailed here, but
the wrath of the Austrians is rapidly subsid-
ing. o.. III. .r
The promise of the Emperor of the French
to put his army and navy on a peace footing
has made great impression ON the Austrian
financial world
SPAIN-The Madrid journals of the Goth
state that number of deputies in La Gran
da waited on the Queen to congratulate her on
her pregnancy.
It is said that the Government had resolved
on establishing a municipal system in Cuba.
GERMANY.-The National Zeitung states in
letter from Frankfort on the Main, that
Count De Chambord has arrived there from
the Hague, and that it is intended to hold a
conference of the legitimists at West Baden
during the month of August. s-
The Prague Gasette says fearful fire broke
out in the town of Klosterite, containing about
one hundred and sixty houses and / 900 in
habitants; few of them saved their goods O,
houses.
The Paris Pdtrie contradicts the report
about Prince Napoleon being charged with thu
mission to Vienna.
GARIBALDI AND THE ITALIAN WAR OF In
DEPENDENCE.-The London Post saws tina
Garibaldi has sent circular to all the Ere
States of Italy, declaring his army to be read,
at any moment to continue the war of indie
pendence. .-. ........