The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-07
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Both ult., with Liverpool dstes to the 10Th
oil March.
EsGLASD.--The jury in the Irish treason
trials was out % hours, and then discharged,
being unable 10 agree.
The London Times says that the leading
submarine cable makers are willing to con.
tract for the successful submergence Of an
Atlantic cable, taking oil the risk OF loss
or damage upon themselves.
The American ship Z. &. Stanton had
been slightly damaged by ire ct Liverpool
The Neapolitan exiles continued TO At
tract 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 oyations. The horses were
taken from his carriage, and he was drawn
through the streets BY the populace, amidst
great cheering.
LArEsr.-fOSDoS, March l9.--Stocks
yesterday opened dull, but in the afternoon
O remarkable change occurred, several large
purchases being made by influential buyers,
causing sudden advance Of sd.
Rumors were circulated that France had
consented to suspend or diminish her arma-
ments. No doubt was entertained that
some important intelligence had been re-
ceived.
After business hours, the improvement 10
consols became still more decided, with o
further advance OF Il.
Among the rumOrs was one 10 the effect
that Lord Cowley's mission had attained
some important results in the interests OF
peace.
Rumors also prevailed Of the dsorganiza.
ton Of the British Cabinet.
Lord Manners, stung by the response OF
the House to his appeal on the church rates
question, rendered his resignation, but was
induced by Lord Derby to withdraw it.
A meeting Of forty conservative mem
bers had sent deputation TO Lord Derby,
requesting the withdrawal Of the reform
bill. His reported reply is interpreted by
the DAILY Ners TO be To the effect that the
moment he admitted bis inability to Crap
pie with reform, be virtually surrendered hls
position.
FRAScx-Iord Cowley had returned to
Paris, and had an interview with the EN-
peror. Nothing definite known 10 regard
TO his mission.
The ominous silence in respect to Lord
Conveys mission, tended TO increase the ap-
pre- tensions 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 review
the Imperial Guard on the Goth anniversary
Of the entry into Paris Of Napoleon from
the Island OF Elba. There is some expecta.
ton that To will address them.
There Is great talk OF an army Of observa-
ton near the Alps. Leave Of officers and
soldiers prohibited.
The Monasur contains decree appoint
ing i6 generals and IL colonies also an
nounccs that the squadron LEFT Toalon to
practice naval maneuvres.
The Monasur published another official
article complaining of the attitude Of the
German States insinuates that they have
been influenced by unworthy motives, and
rsiterates that the Emperor's views are pa
cifc, and his actions are prompted for the
benefit Of Italy.
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
by many fombardy acquisitions on condi
ton Of Savoy and Nice being eeded to
France.
The whole OF the Sandman ndrp,s, eu-
ployed on the Toulon and Marseies Rail.
way suddenly left for Piedmont
The Emperor pardoned or mitigaied the
sentences OF 700 soldiers tried by Court
Martial.
A Paris correspondent says that Prince
Napoleon is to be created Viceroy Of Al
giers.
srAiS--It is said the Spanish official
journal announces full satisfaction from
Mexico.
Mr. Preston, the American Minister to
Spain, had an audience with the Queen.
The most friendly sentiments were expressed
on both sides.
lr.Ly.--Au American gentleman, who
had thrown himself into q current Of lava
at Vesuvius The body was instantly coz
sumei
1t is stated that in accordance with The
wishes OF the Pope, the French troops will
prclong their stay at Rome.
\ powerful committee, including such
men a. Lords Pslmerston, SALISBURY, John
Russrll, Iaihurs,, and Others, bad been
formed for the purpose OF raising funds 10
all OF Neapoltan exiles.
The reform measure continued 10 be &C
lively canvaSscd in Euglaud.
Earl Gray, one OF the leaders OF the Wing
party. hail written letter strongly Directing
10 Lord John Russells (eontempatedl
amendments.
The London Herald says i, has the high
est authority for stating, that in case Lord
John Russell should succeed in upse,ting
the ministry and be called upon 10 form
another, he will give cabinet appointments
10 NcSsrs. Bright Gibson, AuSstou. Ro's
back ami iiorssmsn, all these gents having
offered their services.
FRtScE-An article in the hoHHsuT
says the Emperor does no, bold the whole
Of Gsrmany rSponsible ioI the errors sBl