The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26

finally disposed Of. Lord John Russell gave
notice Of an intention 10 bring i up at Dr.
early day.
PERSONAL NEWS.
Mr.. Webster, of the Senate of the United
States, with his lady and daughter, aud
their relative Mrs. Paige, arrived in Londor
on the 7th Of June, and took apartments
the Brunswick.house Hotel, HanoverSquaTc
tits stated in the Paris Journals that Ii
duke de Nemours will be invited to ascora
the throne of Denmark on the demise oftIe
present king. "The prince royal Of Den
mar" say the papers, "has forfeited
right to the succession by becoming 2
tholic. The French prince will qaafsg
adiuring that religion"
FRANCE.
The numbers of the persons killed and
wounded in the late disorders arc officially
reported as follows :-Dead--civilians Sc.
military, Is; total. IA. Wounded-civllians
81, military, SO; total, 81.
Confidence in the Sault Ministry was
hourly increasing. Every thing seemed to
promise that the business that ii would pro
pose to the Chambers would be got through
with little or no opposition. A considera-
bic number OF persons, arrested for the re
cent disturbances, have been set at liberty
will be brought before the Chamber of
Pears.
There is an armed association at AviguoU
protesting Ultra Legiimist opinions, which
have excited much attention among the
friends of Louis Philippe. On the 3ls',
the Project of Police entered House in
the Rue de Luxemberg, Paris, and seized
number of papers, that, it is supposed, will
throw some light on the Avignon conspra-
cy.
The ToulonnGiS notices an absurd report
that the Duke de Nemours, during his cruise
I is TO land at one oft Spanish ports, and
proceed to Madrid; the visit being connec-
ted with an intended marriage between his
Royal Highness and the Queen of Spain
In the Chamber Of Deputies, Mr.. Cha
quis de Montlaville, proposed that the re-
mains ofthose who fell in 1880 should be
collected into one common place of sepul
ture, and monument erected in commem-
moration Of the Revolution.
The Chamber unanimously adopted the
proposition.
The French Ministry are determined TO
give an efficient support to Isabella. The
Spanish Ministry is divided on all important
subjects and the people have little conf
dence in it. The coming election it was
supposed would be unfavorable to ministers,
unless Esperato should gain another victory
over the Cariists. In the opposition to min
listers are Generals Narvaez and Cordova.
Narvaez had published long letter in jus
tifcation Of his opposition, which General
Leon ordered to be burnt in presence of the
division which he had formerly commanded.
The three questions which occupy tho
Spanish Ministry, says the Madrid COneo,
are, "Shall the Cortes be dissolved or con-
voked? Shallthe title be re-establislied or
not this year2 Can de Baron de Nicer be
or notf''
General Maroto had been superseded in
the command Of Carlist army by Villareal.
In NavaTree, the belligerents were in pre-
sence of each other, Elio was at Dicastillo,
and Diego Leon at Lerin. The latter was
'aid to have been ordered to take the com
nand Of the army ofthe Centre, in the room
If Gen. Norgueras, who was all at CaIatyud
BELGIUM
This country is becoming more Tranquil
ince the King acceded 10 the demands OF
Holland. Leopold is making preparations
or reducing the different fortresses that are
all over the kingdom. The regi-
nents are to be reduced to the lowest nu-
nerical strength, and economy to be pFac
ised in every department OF State.
GREECE
The half-witted Ohio is becoming more
nd more unpopular. His army. laws. and
domestic arrangements are all in confusion.
lrgands and robbers every day pour down
rom the mountains, plumber and devastate
he surrounding country, and retire before
he kings troops are aware Of the descent.
NEW SOUTH WALES
Letters and newspapers to the 2lst JAM
AIRY have been received, from which L an.
ears that although the agricultural CONNER
ial, and financial prosperity Of the Austria
an colonies was greatly Increasing, the
rogress was yet retarted by the want az
peedieT and more certain communication
etween the different and remote parts Of
heir extended coastliHe-a deficiency
lone 70 be supplied BY steam navigation.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of the
rance, writing on the 23d ultimo. states
iat the Russian army, now concentrating
ear Souham Kale and Soudiouk Kale. On
le Abasian side Of the Black Sea, for the
Of the Caucasian tribes, is 10 be
5000 strong, with SO pieces Of artillery.
bout half Of the forces have already ar
red there. The Cossacks of the line are
be commanded By officers Of the regular
my. The force On the lines of Che Prat
q the Danube are estimated, BY the same
~ 49, ~ nv
1thoFity. at 4gsOOU, proyisinned for eight
ontlls The Russian aeei IS understood
'be at sinope, and, q well as tle land for-
=, ready TO assist the Sultan 81 The shori.
il notice.
Among the passengers ia tho Iivcrn1e