Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

bringing London papers 20 the evening Of Oct.
26,h, and Liverpool 10 the eth, nineteen DAYS
later than before received. We make the annex
ed extracts FROM the several n. loTk papers be.
fore us.
The Grea, Western had very boislerous pass
age. and at one time the storm was 50 violent
that she was compelled 10 " hy TO " for SIX hours.
Her outward passage was made IN twelve days
and ten hoars.
II was reported that short extra session OF
Parliament would be Immediately held, IN conse-
quence OF Lord Dmham's resignation, of which
intelligence was carried out by the Great West
crn
new commercial treaty has been entered in
to between Great Britain and Austria which -
spoken Of as highly advantageous to The inter-
cs,s Of Bsiiish commerce, aud otherwise OF i'm
porance.
The Queen was to take up her residence az
Brighton on the 10Th OF November, aud remain
there until within a few days of Christmas.
The news from Spain vas s,Il untavorablc for
the Queen. Pardlnas, ono Of her generals had
sustained severe defeat from Cabrera, who had
also collected an immense amount Of booty with
which he was slowly refining 10 reJoIu the main
army Of the Catlists.
General Ajax has been appointed minister Of
war. Esparefo was at Logrono, making no
movement Don Carlos at Elorio, and his gen
eral in chief Maroio, at Es,elIa.
Letters from Turkey bring information thu,
the Pachl Of Egypt has paid up the arrears Of
his tribute to the Porto, for the year 1896, and
that be Is preparing tor the payment Of tho ar
rears Of 1897.
Louis Bonaparte has lcli Switzerland He
passed Coblenz on the 18th ca his way TO Eng
land.
These letters also say that the British and
Turkish fleets had united aud repaired to the en-
trance Of the Datdanclles aud il was believed
that they would pass into the Black Sea, to watch
the proceedings OF tic Russians.
The London Courier spys.--
There Is 4 very strong and general impression
in the commercial circles, thai the French block
AIDE Of Mexico is about to be brought to close.
Mr. Pakenhan, the British Charge d'Anaires. Is
about to return to Mexico, and it is understood
that The blockade Is not 10 last very long after bis
arrival there.
An arrangement has been effected between the
Turkish and Egytan governments through the
Intervention Of England, by which The difficulties
heretofore existing between The Sultan Mhemet
All have been adjusted and what is more i'm
portaui, the influence Of England with the Porte
has been greatly strengthened by the operation,
and that Of Russ a proponionably diminished.
In connex,on with this subject, and the affairs oi
Persia and India, there are rumors Of an ap-
preaching war between Russia and England
That RUSSIA ia making extensive military prepa-
ralions in The Southern Provinces Of that Empire.
10, al, cCpfirugd. kut fbnv mas Ma arJ
probably arc, intended only for the more yigor-
Gus prosecution of the war against the Circas
slams.
A division Of Spanish government troops I'M
der Gen Pordinas, were sadly cut up on the st
Of October, IN an engagement with tho Carlsts
At Mcnlla
A French Feet was about 10 proceed to Buenos
Ayres probably with view TO more Efficient
measures than The existing blockade
Prince Louis Napoleon Nouapsuo had arrived
in London, and intended 10 lead retired coun
~ lie.
Poland. "A letter from ibe frontier Of Poland,
Of the 9h inst. asserts that IN Poland, Llhuania.
and the Prussian Provinces more than 500 ci,l-
Zens arc either imprisoned, OF under the suryell-
once Of ihe Police.
Russia,---A letter dated "Jassy, October 3, -
states that ga squadron Of II sail, commanded
by Admiral Lazare0i had left Odessa for Clrcas.
eia IN order to bnng back to their winter quarters
the tight troops employed against TIE Cucossan4
during tho SUMMER campaign"
The Emperor Nicholas returned to St. Peters
burg on The 9th inst.
PeSia.-Tho London Times of Oct. 25th,
says F" British Influence, nccording to our cor
respondent, had suddenly gained The ascendant
in Persia, md had induced the Schah to promise
10 accept Tho ultimalum presented to him by Col.
StodIat ard forthwith to raise the siege Of lie
rat. All apprehension Of rupture between
Great Britain and Persia had subsequently, sub
sided.
Count Wotonzoli, Governor Gc1eml Of Bcsga.
rabia, arrived IN Frankfort on The 7Ih inst and
lertnext day lor pot,s.
Haiy.--'rho Austria Government has offered
to Withdraw its troops from the Roman states, on
coudlion TINT The French eyacuate Ancona.
Great ,4,ay IL Tic South II Russio.--Lct-
tiers from Posen Of the 9th inst. state, that al!
ihe accounts received from Poland aud the int.
nor Of Russia spoke Of the gigantic military pre-
partitions now making in the southern PROVINCES
OF the empire. Il was evident that these troops
could not be intended for Cncassia, as the nature
Of the country does not admit Of the display of
urge masses, and that they must Of course have
another destination Ii was reported that the
Emperor would review the army in person to-
wards the latter end Of October.
STATE or TRADE.--The increased activity in
the cotton market at Liverpool, has produced
some effect here. There was more demand for
yarn yesterday than for several weeks past, and
higher prices we're generally asked by the spin
ners The demand for cloth continues good
and several kinds, particularly 81 inch printing
cloths, command rather better prices.--.ndns
chester Guardian.