The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-16

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on the LAgo Naggiore, kept up . three
hourS cann0nade on the town Of Cannaddio,
without much eject.
BEnLlx, 2oth.-According to advices
from Florencs Of to-day, Russia, Prussia,
England and Turkey are said to have recog.
nized The Provisional Government Of Tds.
cany-and the Representatives Of these
countries are also said to have withdrawn
their flags.
LONDON, 30tb.-The Times says that the
report that Monsieur Bernidelly was
about to proceed from Paris on an ex.
traordinary commission to the German Con-
federation, tends to strengthen the SUPPOSE
tion Of q compromise, at no distant day, by
means Of Prussian agency.
Paris, 2sth.-The semi-official Pays of
this evening contains the following The
Austrians, 10000 in number, quilted Prac-
tezza yesterday, and re-entered Lombardy.
GREAT BRirAIN.--The London Post, in
reply to some statements as TO Lord Pal
merston and Lord John Russell, being
actuated by mutual rivalry, says the public
may rest assured that il the Liberal party
cannot act unitedly, the fault will not rest
with its chiefs.
The Paris Pays says that England is
endeavoring to renew diplomatic relations
with Naples, but only on condition that
France will simultaneously do the same.
An announcement Of Sir John Hudson's
departure for Naples was premature.
In the London stock market, Saturday,
there was decided firmness. There was
scarcely any business doing at the bank.
The demand for silver for the East had re-
newed, and the remittances on the 4th OF
June were expected to be larger than OF
late.
FRANcE--The Paris Bourse on Friday
advanced a per cent. The rates closing Glf
65ca6lt soc and to day, Saturday, they are
quarter per cent higher than yesterday
The iron British Mail screw irigate of
C,000 tons will be commenced this or next
week.
NAPLRs.--The correspondent of the Times
reports that several Colonies of Swiss regi-
ments are implicated in the conspiracies
against the crowned Princes.
POSITION OF MAzzIYI AND KossurH.
KossUrH has addressed another large
meeting in favor Of the neutrality Of Eng
land, in Manchester. He ntimated that he
should probably soon be in his native coun-
try. 1t was reported that be was the Pres
ident Of the Hungarian Committee just es-
tabished at Genoa, the object being to en-
courage desertion from the Austrian ranks.
Accounts from Hungary are extremely
alarming, and there must sooner or later be
serious disturbances If concessions are not
made. The country is full of Russian
agents, who act almost openly.
The Pensiero ed A-ione IN. MAzzrNI's pa
peri being suspended in consequence Of the
outbreak Of the war, the editor addresses to
his readers farewell article, in which the
following passages occur:
Italy Graves for national unity. Louis
Napoleon can have no such object in view.
He covets, besides Nice and Savoy, which
Piedmont has already conceded TO him as
the price of his alliance, to obtain also an
opportunity for the erection Of throne in
the south, whereon to place Murat, and
throne in Central Italy for his cousin. Rome,
and portion Of the Roman States, are to
remain as the temporal dominions Of the
Pope. Italy would be divided into four
estates Two would be governed directly
by the foreigner; indirectly, France would
have all Italy-the Pope being a French
dependent since ls49, and the Sandman
king becoming, by the obligation OF graft.
tude, and inIerority Of forces, the vassal Of
the French Empire. In the same article
Mazzini warns the world Of the plans Rus
STA meaitates against Turkey and Hungary,
and decaos his opinion that the two Cars,
though opposed to each other in heart,
have united Tor the purpose OF sufYocating
the aspirations to liberty and Of imperial
izing entire Europe"
TROUBLE IN EGYPT.
The London Times, alluding to designs on
the part of the viceroy Of Egypt to take ad-
vantage Of any disturbance which may arise
in Turkey, for the purpose Of obtaining, if
not Independence, at least large measure
OF authority, says that the influence of
France in Egypt for the moment is supreme,
bat England will allow of no tritling in the
matter. The slightest disposition to evsde
the treaty of ls4O, will bring upon the Vice
roy the whole weight OF Eogland's power.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
A terrific storm Of thunder, lightning,
and rain burst upon Alden on the night Of
the Both Of April. Between twenty and
thirty persons were drowned in places where
it was thought the water could never reach
ISL stone houses were laid in ruins nearly
oil the cisterns destroyed, and a great por.
ton Of the roads were swept into the valleys
The garrison OF Paris, reduced to few
thousand men during the 6rst fortnight Of
the rush to Italy, is now not only complete,
but augmented by two regiments Of cavalry
A, the same time the National Guard, OF
Paris, is going to be carried from 10000 to
10000 men. AZ constituted up to the
present time, only the weather. wards Of