Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08
Arr val Of lhe Cnlfdnnia

- "'''iNcu M boston on the
l5Ih, and her news was published in Wa.h
inglon City on the next day! 80"
Excepting the intelligence That Fnol.rd
had instructed Mr. Packenham 10 49, t -;
mediation between the United S,a,es ~. ~'l
Mexico, and the despatch ola Iarqe Fra III
fleet TO the Gulf, her news is Of ljuIe % ir
portanee. '''''
Prince Louis Bonaparte had arrived i,
London after his escape from nri.on ~ Ia ~
is soon 10 join his family in Farenca a"o
The British Ministry are de,arm,,,o,
pre- SIS forward the Irish Coercion Bill Y
1t is said that Sir Robert Peel !, do,o.
mined to extend his Free Trade nriao;
pies to sugar and other articles of prodnca
as well as to corn. S"'e'
1t is said that other now daic,I,io
breeding in the Sekh country ofthe E,s'
Indies. '"' 4aS'
The Cholera is making rapid and broad
lnl advances towards St. Petersbnra u
| Russia. D. III
The Oregon question has ceased II ,,o
dnce any excitement in England 81,
Robert Pee had acknowledged tbe SER
vice of the Notice. '0''
Inc Cotton market is firm and steady
at slightly reduced rates, with very googJ
demand, and some sales on snecula,;o99 So
EXtravagant rates of insurance are do.
manded by the Brokers, who are pre,;n,
on The fears Of merchants respecting onr
Mexican difficulties. wi
The same fears depress the Money n,,r
ket OF London 10 a considerable degree
though sober second thoughts are some
what restoring conf Ience.
The French FLEET Wilmer and
Smiths Times gives The following Items
respecting the French Flee ordered 10 The
Gulf of Mexico, professedly to watch the
interests Of French Commerce during the
War:
BY the way, some of the French papers
insist that the experimental sondron
which recently left the Downs, has cher
objects than those which are avowed. The
squadron, they infinite, is intended TO
watch the conduct of the Americans, in
the Mexican quarrel. Sealed orders, they
add, direct the squadron to the Gull Of
Mexico. This, we need hardly say, IS
nothing more than hazardlng a guess. 1t
may be true--but the probabilities are
that it is false.
"The opposition Paris journals all
side with the United States, and predict an
emily conquest of Mexico. The appre.
pension caused by the Mexican war weigh.
ed on The Money Market"
BRITISH MEDIATION The same paper
gives the following respecting The instruc-
tons TO Mr., Packenham 10 offer his med.
alton in our Mexican difficulties.
"Connected with the mission of Gen.
Armstrong. we may notice a rumor which
has obtained currency in London. In the
monetary circles of the city, it is whispered
that the American Government has claim.
ed the Intervention of the British Govern.
ment TO settle the dispute with Mexico.
The fact may be so, but we cannot credi!
it, Peace, we grant, is blessing which
ought not 10 be slightly sacrificed, but the
United States are quite able TO settle their
differences with the Mexicans without in.
if they are not, the race has
sadly degenerated since the days of Wash.
ington, and the battle of New Orleans.
The Standard Of last night, has the fol-
lowing in relation to the subject:
"The statement made in The London
Morning Herald, that the ministers have
to offer the mediation Of the
British Government to arrange the differ
ences between the United States and Mex.
leo, is the most important news OF the
and has excited much interest
The intention 10 tender this mediation
was communicated to the diplomatic rep.
resentatiyes OF the two States yesterday,
and the necessary powers will he forward
ed to Mr., Packenham, our minister at
Washington, by the Caledonia steamer,
which will sail from Liverpool tomorrow"
"Measures will also be taken to have
The proposition made 10 the Government
Of Mexico with the least possible delay,
Ii is almost unnecessary to say that the
hope is that the mediation should
prove successful; for, independent Of the
iesre for speedy settlement on the com
non ground of humanity, there is great
apprehension felt TINT if hostillties were
the maritime States of Europe
would run great risk Of being involved IN
he quarrel"
FROM Mexico. "A revolution in favor
# Santa Anna has broken out in Jal'sco'
Mexico. The revnlutlonists have lakeA
he city of Guadalajarn, and dictated terms
o the Government garrison. Don JoSe
Maria Yanez is the leader Of this ne"