The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-10

having lasted lis Gay, has gwen way 10 the Ol0
cry OF Repeal. Mr.. ShaTman Crawford has
definitely promulgated the two parts of his
plan-lhe constitution for Ireland with its
Local Legislature, and the Federatve rep
resentation Of Ireland in the Imperial Parla
menl. 1t is altogether copied from the con-
stitutiOn Of our Colonies, in particular Can
ada, from suggestions that have been made
for representation of the colonies Of the Me-
trOpolitan Parliament.
The reports that have for some time pre-
vailed relative tc contemplated change of
the ministry have been contradicted from au-
thority.
The usual weekly meeting of the Repeal
Association was held at the Cancellation
Hall, Dublin. The chair was taken by Mr..
Maurice O'Connell, M. P.
The business of the day was very miscel-
laneous, and Mr.. O'COnneHl made several
speeches; having first donned a new crown.
shaped cap of velvet and gold.
The LibeIatOr is again upon the stage, and
he comes forward, to use his own words, if
not like giant refreshed with new wine,
like an agtator invigorated by the sea-breeze
and by the cry of the merry beagles OH his
native mountains. He recently made tri.
umphant journey TO Limerick, where great
Repeal Banquet was held, which he address.
ed with thrilling speech.
BY the steam packet Queen, which arrived
at Southampton on the I'd inst, we have
intelligence from Gibraller to the oath and
Lisbon to the 9Th Of November. We re-
greet TO state that most lamentable fire had
broken out on Wednesday last, at Lisbon,
in the Rua Magdelena, by which thirteen per
sons had been burned to death. 1t appears
there were no ladders at hand, and neither
the police nor the authorities could render
any assistance.
A Rill Of lndemnity had passed the Cham
bers of Peers by majority of eight in favor
of Ministers. The municipal elections were
also going on in their favor.
SPAIN.
The only news from Spain, is the rumored
capture, on the 20lb, OF the eldest son oil
Zurbano and his brOther-in-law, by the troops
sent in pursuit Of them. They are said to
have been made prisoners as they were a.
bout to ford the Ebro, and to have been con.
veyed TO Logrono, there TO await the com,
mands of General Pavia, Captain General 0
Navarro. ZurbanO himselfis believed to be
in cOncealment at RlOga.
A rumor was current that RiuZ. the lead
ing man in the last revolution at Carthage
liza, and Urgarte, the political chief of ARA
gon, had entered the province Of Huesca
for the purpose of exciting a revolt agains
the government.
According to some accounts, ZuTbano hat
entered the town Of Saria, where he was vel
. - hv,F bak 4 |,
: course, took an opportunity Of showing BIZ
cruel disposition. The political chief had
. according to orders issued, published a de
) cree by which Zurbano, on being taken pris
: oner and identified, was to be immedatel,
shot. Zurbano Immediately ordered the un
. fortunate political chief himself 10 be shot
q and the order was carried into execution
/ Saragossa has been declared in a state o
:, Siege.
:. The Castellano states that at Cadiz, Oh
= the 18th, the revolutionists had been tamper
: ing with the garrison of that city, and tina
> Gen. Araoz, who was on his way to Cuba
= had been arrested and imprisoned in the for
= of ST. Catharine. Many other arrests hat
: been made in the south.
= PORTUGAL.
: SYRIA.-Our letters from Beyrout reac
# down to the 20lh October. Every thing wa
tranquil. tranquility prevails at the cam
n of the Seraskier, at ORA, and likewise at A
! leppo, but Jaffa and Syda have been th
scenes of bloodshed, having been entered b
!, the notorious Shiek AboueGosh, who massa
o cred the Governors of both places. Troops
!. (Which continue to arrive at BeyrOut for
q Constantinople,) have 5eeu sent on in tn
q direction of Sidon and Jaffa in steamers
CIRCAssIA.-The Russians aud Circass
ans have fought several bloody battles, an
. in every instance the Russians were beaten
q They have also been obliged to abandon fo
:. ty-fve places or positions. Their killed
~ wounded and missing amounted TO 10000
IL while the mOuntaineer lost about $4,000.
il HOLLAND.
One hundred and fifty Of the princip;
mercantile houses of Amsterdam have prt
n. sented to the Second Chamber an addre.
n concerning the tariff of custom, to recon
re mend the adoption of very liberal system
III and that every thing arbitrary in a change {
re duties, or as preventive measures, on III
a part of the administration, shall be CAREFUL
K excluded. The petitioners ask the chamb,
le to reject the tariff of duties, not answerin
te their condition.
- New TRAFFIC WITH AFRICA.-Sever
vessels have left Liverpool for the Westel
coast of Africa, with sealed instructions,