The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
Later from Europe,

BY the arrival at New York, Of the City
Of Baltimore, from Liverpool, We have dates
Of the 30th ult.
The meeting Of the new European Con
gress has been fixed for the LIST OF May,
probably 1t Baden. 1t will be attended by
five Cabinet Ministers, viz MaImesb bury for
England Buol for Austria Walewski for
France; Gortscbskoff for Russia Schliend
for Prussia. The Italian governments will
be indirectly represented. The English
Government is said to have given its consent
TO the admission of Sardinia also that Lord
Cowley will assist Malmesbury, and N.
Drosyo DE rHuys will act az second to
Wslewski.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Tunes says, that although Austria consents
to attend the Congress, she has no belief that
peace will be maintained, and therefore con-
tlnues her ornaments.
The latest reports are, that while Pied
mont will have seat in the Congress, she
will not have vote, and that the Italian
States will be admitted on the same condi.
tions.
The announcement Of this conference had
not produced any improvement in the gen.
ersl trade Of France. All the war material
recently prepared, such as artillery projec.
tiles, clothing tents, &c, were to be stored
at Lyons and Marseiles.
Paris letter writer's state that ornaments
were going on in France without relaxation.
Government had also decided upon adding
fnnr hat Ia N, .,k .ks k..
ments OF the line.
Turin letters say the projected Congress
had proved grievous shock TO the war
party. Orders for preparing barracks for
troops had been c0untermanded
Count Cavour writes to the Sandman
ambassadors at London, in reply to ques-
ton propounded by the British Govern
ment, that it will be impossible for Sardinia
to remain defeneeless in the face Of the pro-
vokiDg and armed attitude OF Austria.
1t 10 computed that by the last Of March,
Austria would have in Lombardy seventy
batta lions of infantry, which added to artil.
lery, cavalry, engineers, &c, make her army
in Italy number about 100000 strong.
Letters from ftacenza announce that
1900 Austrians with fifty cannons and
other war munitions, had arrived there The
church had been converted into -four
magazine.
Warlike preparations were going actively
forward in other portions Of Italy. 1t was
rumOred in Paris on the 25th that o COLI
sion had actually occurred in Iombardy
between an Austrian detachment and some
recruits who wished to escape the service.
1t is officially announced in Germany that
the federal assembly had voted supplies for
forming the federal forces, with Prince
Frederick Of Wurtemburg appointed Com.
mander-in. chief Of the 9Th federal corpse.
lie said the composition Of the Cong ess
had not been decided upon, although he had
no doubt it soon would be. The Govern
ment was DESTROYS that every one of the
Italian States should be represented, and
their object was to recommend to the ltal.
ian people what they believed would be for
their own good and safety, and for the safe.
~ of Europe, and although no actual ar
rangement had taken place, both Austria
and Piedmont had formally declared they
would not attack one another, and would
both abstain from hostilities.
There is reason to hope, therefore. that
peace would not be broken. and that the
Congress would reach the result desired by
all Europe.
The Marquis Of Waterford was killed
while hunting on the 2Sth ult
The London money market continued
rather depressed, under the prospect of the
new loan OF f7000,0e0, which will be in.
creased to El2.000,000. The demand for
money was moderate. American securities
not materially changed. Consols closed on
Tuesday at 95t,a95's for money and &C.
count.