The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, March 22.-The steamship
Nova Scotian arrived at this point at $50
this morning, bringing Liverpool advices Of
the 9th inst.
Public confidence in the maintenance Of
peace was considerably augmented by the
resignation Of Prince Napoleon Of the Min
istry Of Algiers.
The Neapolitan exiles had been landed in
Queenstown, they having compelled the cap
tain OF the David Stewart to put into that
port.
The South America, from Boston via
Halifax, Feb. %, reached Liverpool on the
morning Of March 8.
1t was rumored that the Prince would be
appointed Grand Admiral.
Trade in France was dull. The Cona,.
t,aionei publishes an article signed by its
political directors, explaining the pacific
article 10 the Montew and saying it must
not be regarded as retregrade movement
caused by the crusade which an active pro-
pagrade had succeeded in raising against the
Emperor in Germany.
SwnzERLASD-Tbe Federal Council has
issued circular announcing the determine.
ton to maintain the neutrality and integri-
ty Of Switzerland.
ArsrnlA.--The Mon'tsW's pacific article
produced favorable impression on the En-
peror. Count Buol and the leading states
men believe peace will be maintained. Fears,
however. were entertained OF an explosion
in the Italian Duchies.
Lord Cowey remained In Vienna.
NAPLRs-The health Of the King was
sueh that il was supposed he would never
be able to rule again.
The Queen conducts al State affairs. and
Is reported TO have caused the King to sign
treaty offensive and defensive with Aus.
tria.
1t is reported that the Neapoli,an govern.
ment offers to furnish the Pope four battal.
ions OF Swiss troops.
SpAIS.--Mr Preston, the American Min.
ister. had arrived of Madrid.
lrALY,--Arrests continue. At Milan,
discomfort was general, and there was a
complete stagna,ion in business. There was
continued activity in certifying Pavia. New
batteries have been erected, mounted with
guns " TIE heaviest cailbre.
PRussIA.-The young Prince has been
christened under the Bam,s OF Frederick
William Victory Albert.
SECOND DssPArcH.--The Novia Sco,ian
from Liverpool, IL A. NJ. OF the 9th.
The Royal Mail steamship America from
Halifax and Boston, arrived at Liverpool
IL A. w., OF the sih having been detained
outside the bar several hours for lack Of
water.
The ship Mongolia from Liverpool for
Boston, had put back leaky. The ship Aida
from the Clyde for Boston had also put back
leaky.
The ship David Stewart arrived at
Queenstown on tbe 9th.
The exiies having rs soon a. the Neapoli-
tan war steamer left there, compelled the
captain 10 steer direct tor Cork.
When the exiles landed the enthusiasm
rose TO such intensity that some actually
kissed the su,l. Another account saws that
when the ship was outside the straits Of
Gibralter the exiies openly mntlniesi aud de-
mandei tha, the Captain should steer for
Ireland. lie daily refused, when he was de-
priyed OF his command and the second mate
appointed in b.. place.
ORsAr BsIrIAN.--ln Parliament. Mr.
Duneombe gave notice OF s1rdry amendments
10 the reforrn bill extending s,ill further the
elective franchise.
Lord Ross alluded 10 the arrival Of the
NeoPol,on eIies to Cork, but suggested 20
Official action. !, Is reported that govern
ment dispatches sent by American steamers
10 he Admiral on the Pacific have recently
frequently tailed 10 reach their d,stina,ioos
IN regular oosrSr.