The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-05
FROM EUROPE.

Inc steamship Great western arrived at
New York on the evening of the nth Ins',
bringing dates to the Dist of October. The
Baltimore American furnishes the following
telegraphic despatch Of the news:
Food Riots in Ireland, ireland appears to
be in a most deplor4ble situation. County
Tipperary is almost in a state of insurrection.
A few days since it was our painful duty to
notice the murder of a man named Gleason in
that county. Another man, named Williams,
has shared the same fate.
The town of Templemore was the scene Of
three food riots on Monday, by a mob varying
in numbers from one to five hundred men,
The worst feature in this transaction is that
several of the persons engaged in it might
have had employment, though to a very limit
ed extent, on public works, but they were pre-
vented from avalling themselves of it by init
midation. The rage for the possession of fire.
arms is increasing daily. An attack on the
Very Rev. Dean Holmes ,chiLst fishing, on Sa-
turday last, by an armed gang, eight in num-
Der, was in some measure successful. On the
same evening tho house of a farmer in the
Parish Orriglass was burglariously entered, by
the ~rufians armed with pistols, who carried off
Gl0 los. Nor have the depredators spared
even their own clergy. The residence Of the
Rev. Thomas Meylan, Parish Priest Of Castle
down, ARA, was visited on Friday last by a
lawless party, which deliberately forced his
keys from his pocket, unlocked his desk, and
seized on Ell, with which they d%ecamped.
In the Southern Division, Lord Donough-
more's agent was robbed of G7O0 in the open
day, on the mail coach road, and within less
than a mile of the p%opulOus town of Clonmell.
By far the greater portion of Munster pre-
sents at this moment the appearance Of u
slumbering volcano.
The Difficulties Of the British Ministry
Lord John Russell and Lord Cottenham, at
Cabinet Council, at Windsor, on Wednesday,
urged earnestly the constitutional necessity for
an early session Of Parliament before Christ
mas, not only to obtain an act Of indemnity
for Lord Blessborough's extension Of tho Labor
Rate Act, but also to obtain a Parliamentary
sanction t2e the reduction Of four shilliugs duty
on the import Of grain. The Council broae
up without coming 70 any dedqitivo resolution
AT the meeting Of the Ministry on Thursday
the subject was resumed, and on the latter oc,
casion the opponents of an early session had
the advantage of Mr.. Bancroft's arrival from
the United States, with the intelligence that
the supplies Of grain collected in the Ameri-
can ports for expectation is so ample as to rem
der want extremely improbable, thus removing
q principal motive for an early session and re-
lieving the Premier from the obligation to take
another step which he is said to call the admin.
t ~istration of a despotism.
e The objections to an early session have beer
t raised and most anxiously pressed by the Irish
: Secretary and the other Minister connected
; with the Government of ireland; and, will
= some show of reason, they allege that an earl,
r session must embroil them with Mr.. O'Connel
s and his adherents, thus depriving the Cabine
g of its principal support. 1t is not only on tn,
+ side of Ireland, however, that there are sucI
difficulties threatening the Administration q
r the assembling of Parliament, whether early o
late; we have the testimony of the Mill-own
er's Journal to the fact, that a feeling of tn
necessity of reducing the produce and wage
between thirty and forty per cent--for sue
n must be the effect of working but four day
o instead of SKIS rapidly spreading and be
coming almost universal.
The fetes of Paris in honor of the matrimo
i NAL conquest of Louis Philippe and his sOr
y have been postponed for some time, in conse
1quence, as is alleged, of the foundations i
certain parts of France, caused by heavy rain
and storms.
1t is a good and convenient, but not the re0
G excuse. There is a storm brewing which tn
prudent but ayaricious constitutional King @
the French %foresees. It is not his interest t
quarrel with England, and he has deliberatel
and with malice prepense provoked her.
would not have looked we'll to have fetes i
y honor of his sons marriage with a helpless an
unprotected Infanta of Spain, sold by a worth
less mother; at which fetes, the British Ambas
sador, Lord Normandy, for political reasons
would not be present; this would affect tn
h funds, ugitate the money markets, and derang
the good Kings private interests as a fundhOl
der, a trader, and manufactures.
- War in Circdsaa.-The news from CircassiG
which comes down to the 9th of August, i
of interest. A Russian deserted to the Cir
2 ca%ssians, Bake Delifesner by name, who, OBJ
! tanning influence with the various tribes, ha
been raised to an important command, an,
= has made a successful razzia on the RUSSIA
territory.
h The MARKETS. N.-LiUerpoOl, Oct. &c
q The accounts by the Great Western gave
q further stimulus to our market, and an advanc
. of Id. per lb. was obtained, in American an