The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

tide has moi been known for upwards Of 40 h
yean. There were heavy gales at about Q
the same time, which did great damage to
the shipping, not only in the Thames, but 0
on the coast in every quarter. o
Sir Charles BagOt, the new Governor &C. 4
neral Of Canada, lefl England on the 10Th b
Of October, in The man o. war Stgx.
There have been three heavy failures in /
Glasgow. One was a commission house :
connected with America, and the cause is !
assigned to the want Of remittances By the
! Halifax steamer. Several failures in London
also to largo extent.
/ There has been horrible FIRE at Glasgow.
Property worth several hundred thousand
pounds was destroyed.
The Town Hall Of Derby has been burn
ed down.
His Excellency, Col. Todd. Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenpolentiary to !
Russia, from the United States, arrived at
Weymouth House, Portland Place, from Lii !
VerpoOl, en- route TO ST. Petersburg.
Printers IN LOndOn.-There are at pre-
sent in London twelve hundred unemployed
cOmpOsitOrs and pressmen; many OF them
with large families, and in a state Of ALSO.
lutte starvation. Their present condition is
} caused by the depressed state Of the book
selling and publishing trade, by the little bu-
siness transacted by Parliament, and by the
substitution Of mechanical power for human
labor.
Mr.. JaudOn, the agent Of the u. States
J Bank, has addressed notice 10 the holders
9 of the loan for 100000 sterling, contract
: ed in December, 1889, in. which he states
: that in consequence of unavoidable circum-
n stances, the United States Bank will be un-
able to reimburse the half Of the aforesaid
4 loan. He therefore requests a postpone.
= ment Of the time Of payment for one year,
in consideration Of bonus Of El5,OOO for
n the liquidation Of which he has placed am
J. pie security in the hands Of Messrs. ROths-
h child and Sons, Of London.
FRANCE.
= The National says, that the war between
r. Great Britain and the United States is ineV-
| liable. It results from the nature Of affairs
" and if Mcleod and the GrOgan affair do no.
IN produce it, other circumstances will arise
IS before long to explode, No one can tel
pr what consequences may result from such
4. war-it may set the world on fre-but a
=. all events France will of necessity be com
h. PEELED 10 take part in it. What, then, is Il
be thought Of our ministry, who, in the pre-
ne sence of such events and the danger Of
al maratime war, is disarning our feet ant
- disbanding our seamen'
10 The new fall in the funds, which too
or place on the Paris BOurse, on Wednesday
m was ascribed, as was stated yesterday,
On the alarm suggested by the hostile aspect c
Great Britain and America. The NatiOni
m. of Thursday denies, however, that that wa
~ the sole cause, and attributes it to the n
n ports propagated on the BOurse, that in a
A.. cmeute which took place at Madrid, the hC
tel of the French embassy was attacked an
,er partly plundered, and that the papers seize
&. and carried away from it implicated the e.
Is. Queen Regent and the French gOvernmer
he in the insurreCtiOn.
ho SPAINe
on There has been horrible riot at MadriC
and an attack on the Palace, but letter j
,,l the London Times Of Oct. 23d says:
no lyon may regard the instruction in Spai
az as at an end. The principal chiefs of it al
either arrested or have taken refuge
&c France. Among the former is NJ. Monte
- d'Oca"
he MADRID, Oct. lO.-The part of the gran
cir military conspiracy against the liberties
no Spain, which was to have been enacted
wD Madrid, has proved signal failure. TT
,bo result leaves one in doubt whether 10 a
no. mire most the baseness and wiCkedness
itb the attempt, or the COwardly and stupid Wi
20 in which it was sought 10 be executed
With half a dozen Generals Of the highe
he reputation in Spain, a thousand men at the
he command, and in complete possession of Il
he avenues of the palace, up TO the very doc
no. leading to her majesty's apartments, the
we're mol only not able 10 secure their priz
nj. but have the greater part Of them alreaC
liz fallen into the hands of justice.
he MADRID, Oct IL.
lad On the 7th The excitement was great
snt Madrid, and divers reports were in circul
ton. Don Ramon Narvaez was said to ha1
on entered Andalusia BY the province OF Hue
he vas. TumuIts had broken out atyallodoI
ON and revolutionary junta had been rfOrme
vas at BurgOs. 10 the midst Of these rumour
ed il is not extraordinary that Government too
ON precautionary measures against the DANCE
do. rous fernent Of the public mind. The 10
ed litary posts are doubled; troops and artille
.ch had been ordered into Madrid from neig
at. boring garFisOns.
of The troops spent the whole Of the nigh
4S from the 7th to the 9Th, under arms; Il
Duke OF ViItOria gave the example of Wig
sty lance. We have just learned the events
les the night. A battalion of the regiment
10 the Princess, and detachment Of guarC
in. on duty at the palace Obeyed the iniun
not tons OF General Diego Leon and Concili