Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12


de NonteInOlin, eldest son OF Don Carlos. MuntE
represented the husband al the ceremony. A letter
from Madrid of 0ctober =, sals-
| Am authorized 10 states that Isabel Segunda ard
her COUSIN Count de Monte molin, have been secret
" betrothed TO each other Tie marriage s not to
1 e soemnizcd until the Queen completes her ak
teenih year.
ITALY.-RoxR, October 6. As you will have
already learned, the Papal doninions have been
troubled with attempt Mt insnrrecIion nj Kimini.
A spirit is abroad among the penple, which will,
sooner or later, compel the gDsernnenl TO accord
them that political liberty 10 which they are entitled
but present The government is too strong loI thu,
people. Even If it not il would be supported
by the overw helmng force which Austria would mol
hesitate TO employ TO secure the tranquility of her
own Italian doininions. But, repeat, the day will
| cume when Italy wi be free. 1t may. however, he
| demanded, whether snch lll-adsised attempts, rs
| that width has Just Jailed rather calculated to
eard than to advance Tho cause oi the Italians
possess The sympathies oil every enlightened country
| in Europe; but, he successful il Musi be managed
prudenty, wisely, and well, which certainly 1t has
| not vet been.
| BELGIUM.--BRUsskLs, October Is. When the
nlalady Of potatoes first became known. orders for
| large quantities were sent 10 the United Suites.
Some have already arrived but they are SO bad,
from the effects OF the voyage, that the orders
| have been counermanded.
| The town council of Client has voted 100, 900
| francs for preventing extraordinary rise in the
price OF provisions during the approaching winter.
| This viii lbe mlrused TO The burgomaster and
sheras, TO be employed in the way most contorma-
| BILE TO The above object. The price Of potatoes in
The market the 81 INST, was from 10 TO l6 francs
per sack. About 200 sacks OF while potatoes, from
England, were sold at 10 francs per sack oi some
| thing more than 200 pounds.
| A company, consisting oil Belgian, French, and
English capitalists is said to have been formed. in
conjunction with the Minister oil Foreign Affairs OF
| Nicaragua, 10 make canal TO unite the Pacific and
Atlantic oceans. As the Lake u Nicaragua, and a
navIgabe river the proposed line oil oil al
the expense is estimated only al The very moderate
sum Of fifty million irancs IL, GOO 900 British mon
ey.
GERMAEY.-BERLIN, October g. | have piece
of most unexpected intelligence 10 communicate: the
Zoverein has separated without coming to any con-
| clusion wmtc'er the question Of an increase OF
duties, and consequently the present duties zen am
unaered. Ms me oresaw this termination OF The
debates, an the surpr il has casi0ned Is ex-
ceedIngly geat. The southern states demanded the
increase, bt Prussia refused 10 accede thereto, and
| no decision could be obtained. Great honor IS due
| 10 Prussia for lis frmness in the matter. IL was
menaced b. descrtion by MANY OF The states OF which
II is the protector, but II would not give IN. The
decision ottlle ZOlverein To separate without de-
cision, vii be advantageous TO American commerce
gene' ally, and especially to American cotton. The
United Slaes might, however, have secured admlS-
sion f Their articles at the present, or even lower
duties. hadthe decision of the Z1lverein been other
wise, surprising they would have glyel exclusive ad-
vantages Il the products Of The Zolvercn. But the
states would not bind themselves 10 any thing OF the
| KIND. ! Certainly did not calculate that prussia
would have acted enlightened. or the Zolve elm
srnsbea part, AS to refuse 10 block out the conf
merre of npst nations
| RUssIA.-ST. PETERsBURGH, October 6. The
Emperor ismuch annoyed Mt the lae affairs in eau
rnsus; much the more it WAS he himself who
schemed AID ordered The operations. The loss TO
the Russian army has been much more serious imam
represented.
| An arite has appeared in newspaper expla-
natory OF te lae ukase raising duties ON shipping.
II Countries that do admit Russia TO The privil-
-ges acceed to any other nation. will have to pay
he new dues the tonnage of lis vessels entering
Russian pJrts
| new conspiracy is said TO have been discovered
at Warsaw, aud some scores Of wrelcled victims,
chiefly students, have been packed off to Siberia,
aud the Dungeons OF the, iorresses Great cruel
ties prac iced towards monks and nuns. and the
people in general to compel them to abandon the
| Catholic for The Greek Church.