Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-09

New YORK, March 80

NEW IORk, maIcl ~.
The r. NJ. steamship Persia, from Liver
pool March 10, arrived at 1890, A. N. The
Kangaroo, from Liverpool the 18th, also arri-
we'd this morning.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant
The jury in the Irish treason trials was out
" hours, and being unable to agree was dis
charged.
Lord Cowley had protracted interviews with
his Ministers; nothing authentic is known Of
his mission, but it is believed that little is to
be hoped for.
Paris correspondents regard the present
situation of affairs as critical, and speak of
continued preparation.
The Noniteur published another official ar
| ticle, it complains of the attitude of the Ger
man States, insinuates that they have been
influenced by unworthy motives and reite
rates that the Emperors views are pacific,
and his actions are prompted for the benefit
of Italy. ... g-.#g4y~
Sardinia has called out reserves and made
a new levy, and is also reported to have APP
piled to France for $4,000.
The attitude of the Austrian and Sandman
troops was extremely menacing
Austria continues her ornaments energeti-
cally. ...-.4 -.
An outbreak in central Italy is almost daily
expected. ...
MIR. Preston, the American minister to
| Spain, had an audience with the Queen. The
most friendly sentiments were expressed on
both sides. The Calcutta mail of February
29th unimportant. Hong Kong, January 20,
exchange As Cd. Freights depressed. Shang-
hal tea high prices, light supply. At Fouchon
more business. .......-. ..-..-.s
Continental advices had been very warlike.
The Moniteur's second article had an unfavor-
rble effect. ...l .- re-.
Lord Cowley had returned to Paris, and
had had an interview with the Emperor. No.
| thing definite was known in regard to his
mission.
Reassuring rumors were circulated on the
| 18th causing considerable advance in funds,
in London, slight rise in Paris, and one per
cent in Vienna.
Austrian Journal continue very bellicose,
and no abatement in Austria's preparation.
Affairs in Sardinia are unchanged.
| A reported secret treaty exists between
the King of Sardinia and Napoleon. The latter
guarantees defensive and offensive aid against
| Austria and security for Sardinia in any Lom-
hardy acquisition on condition Of Sevoy and
Nice being coded to France.
satisfaction from Mexico
The Portugal Minister has resigned.
Russia forbids the expectation of horses for
European frontiers. ~ .. ..-..
The Honduras Times says that the leading
submarine cable makers are willing to con-
tract for the successful submergence of an
Atlantic Gable, taking all risks of loss or dam
age upon themselves. g.. ....
The American ship E. G. Scranton had been
slightly damaged by fire at Liverpool.
The Neapolitan exiles continued to attract
sympathy. Liberal subscriptions were being
made to the fund for their benefit. Most Of
them were about going to England. One who
went to Bristol, in advance, met with perfect
ovations. The horses were taken from his
carriage, and he was drawn through the
streets by the populace, amidst great cheer
ing
! FRANCE.-The Anaericus said in respect to
Lord Cowley' mission it tended to increase the
apprehensions of war. Rumors were current
that the Lyons Railway had received orders
to keep itself in readiness for Transporting
$4,000 men. The Emperor was to receive
the Imperial Guards on the Goth Anniversary
of the entry into Paris of Napoleon from Elba
There is some expectation that he will address
them.
| AUsTRIA.-It is stated that the Austrians
have commenced to lay mines for the purpose
of blowing up the bridge Buffalora over the
Tcinto The Austrian Governor General al
Milan a ssured the guests at dinner party
that peace would soon be contaminated.
ITALY.-Some American who had received
disastrous news from home, had thrown him
self into current of lava at Vesuvius. The
body was instantly consumed.
1t is stated that, in accordance with the
wishes of the Pope, the French troops vii
prolong their stay at Rome. B..
RUssIA.-Seige is being laid to Scamyl
capitol in Caucasus. Stubborn defence is
expected. 1t is also asserted that the squad
ron which left Toulon would proceed to AL
giers for the purpose of embarking in ships
The projected conference for examining tn
recent election proceeding in the principalitie
would adjourn indefinitely.
There is great talk of an army of observa
ton near the Alps. Leave of absence pro
hibited.
The Moniteur contains a decree appointin!
; 16 Generals and IL Colonels, also announce
that the squadron had left Toulon to practic
J naval maneuvres.
/ The whole of the Sandman navy occupied
on the London and Marseilles Railroad sud
denly left for Piedmont. The Emperor par
doned or mitigated sentences of 700 soldier
| tried by a Court Martial.
A Paris correspondent says that Prime
Napoleon is to be created viceroy of Algiers
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