The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-05
Photographed 70 The Louisville Jou1loL
FOREIGN NEWS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
THE REVOLUTION STILL SPREADING.
RcoyoN A nril %
arrival of the Acadia.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

BosroN, April "a.
The royal mail steamer Acadia arrived in
port to-day, having sailed from Liverpool on
the 8th April.
The general revolutionary ccmnotion in Lu-
rope is spreading with great ]raPIdity.
Upwards Of 10000 troops bad crossed from
Picdmentto Sardinia. Lombardy had declared
war against Austria, and had matched her
troops direct to Milan. The Austrians were
defeated every where.
ALI the Italian Dutchies had openly engag-
ed m-insurrections. Charles Albert it is ex-
pected will soon have $4,000 troops at his COM
maud-sulicient to liberate Lombardy and
threaten A ustia's existence, marching troops
to the city Of Vienna
Savoy has declared in favor Of a republic,
and liberal governments have been established
in the provinces Of Baden, Wurteuiberg, and
Sdxony.
The t%ridmphs Of the people in Hanover hayc
been complete.
The King Of Prussia as promised extensive
constitutional reforms, but has exasperated
the Emperor Of Russia by encouraging the in
dependence Of Poland.
The emperor Nicholas has ordered every
man in Russian Poland, between the ages Of
eighteen and thirty-fve, to be removed to the
interior of Russia, for the purpose Of concen-
trating a vast army in order TO crush the repub-
lican efforts in Poland.
Belgium and Holland remain quiet.
Turkey has refused to acknowledge the
French republic. a
4An enaeute had occurred at Madrid, in which
many people and soldiers were killed. Queen
Christina had fled,
The parliament constituted by the French
government had ordered the army to assem-
bic on the frontier to watch the movements of
Italy.
On the Sd last, Lamartine received the adj
dress of Smith O'Brien and the members of
the Irish repeal association. He made speech
full of dignity and sympathy, but declared
that the policy of France was non-intorven-
ton.
Paris remains quiet. AT Lyons tranquility
had been restored. r...
Lord John Russell has repealed the declara-
ton that his government will throw its entire
weight and influence to maintain order and
support the provinces which are now electing
delegates to the council to be held at Liver
pool to.advise the government to keep within
the limits prescribed by the convention act.
"A fairs in Ireland wore a more menacing as
pect. Additional troops had been ordered from
England to Ireland,
The repealers in Dublin were energetic, and
openly avowed that a dissolution of the union
was not sufficient to satisfy the grievances,
butthat a republic was the only remedy,
The great Chartist demonstration, which
was to come off the 10Th inst, has been for
bidden by the English Government. All ar
Engagements for the demonstration are, however,
going on Banners, insignias, &c, are prepar-
ing for it. The proclamation issued forbidding
any one from attending the meeting only in
creased the excitement and called forth re-
monstrances, The Chartists have determined
by unanimous resolution to. hold a demonstra-
ton meeting at the risk Of their lives despite
the government threats. They then issued a
counter proclamation to hold a large meeting
and to carry no arms in the procession. o.
Conner advised the withdrawal of the deposites
in the Savings Bank, amounting to E25, u00,-
900, as that would embarrass the government
more than an armed attack.
The English Government seems determined
to bring matters to an issue. A large body OF
cavalry, infantry, and artillery had been draft
ed in the metropolis. How matters will ends
not possible to conjecture.
The following are the latest quotations:
LIVERPOOL, April 8.-The quotations for
cotton are: Upland, ordinary SD a 33d, fail
44d, good 4Ad Sd, Mobile, ordinary Bad O
sd, dne 42d, good 4bd. Sea Island Z a Sd
stained "A I'd. The market was tolerably
firm at the close, but a further decline of 3dhat
been sustained.
The stock in port amounts to $4,000 bal e.
including 148,000 American.
The operations at Manchester still continue
on a very limited scale,
PAT. w. ToNPKINs.-The tide Of abuse di
rected against Mr.. Tompkins, by his p~oltica
opponents, we ere happy to notice, begins t
rocede; and the prejudicos, which blinde'
them to his splendid talents and ardent devo