The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-03
From The Nsw York Courier and Enquirer
BY THE.NIAGARA.
Later from France.

Some of the Paris journals mention the re.
port that Austria has detinitively rejected the
AngIo-French mediation. We have not been
able however, to ascertain what the founda.
ton for the report is.
AdvIces have arrived to-day Of serious dis
turbancea which have broken out at LYONS
1t appears that early on Tuesdu Morning the
Gardes Mobile of Lyons, whose corps has
been recently Dissolved, presented themse!vs
at the Prefecture to demand the months nav
which they said had beenpromised them. Being
allowed to enter the Hotel, they possessed
themselves Of it and kept the Pre- loct in custo
dy tor three quarters Of an hour. Crowds az.
semhled around the building, but q regiment
OIL dfng0lns returning from exercise CHARGED
mem and drove them away, also clearing tho
MOTEL and releasing the Project. The ~vicinitv
~ the ffec!n'e was then occupied by military
me alarm was So great that The shops II
vicinity were closed. Al OF O'clock a gran,
Of Gardes Mobile disarmed tho sentinnls ~
'hs M"fI-de Pie'e They then attempted 10
'"'ce themselves into the guard house, but The
men occnfylag it having h.rricuded them.
selves IN It, they did not succeed. Th.y. bow
ever broke all the indows. At 10 O'Clock
W hundred Mobiles presented Themselves =,
the Hotel de Vile, with a red A,p-bsi,o
charged by the soldiers they immediately d;s.
persed.
Another account says that notice is given
10 the military authorities, the 9th DrsSoons
were sent to occupy the Place Dc In Prefecture.
Alter having cleared the place and ia an.
breaches, and having charged their esrbines.
Ine company dism6unted and entering The
Prefecture cleared the interior court
Of the insurgents without Resistance
Al hali-past I2 O'Clock a battery IS
artillery had arrived upon the place of tho
Prefecture aud cannon was planted so as to
sweep all the approaches. At the departures
OF Inc last accounts the Insurgents were IN.
to raise barbados in the Rue Mr..
cler.
singular reports are circulated this evening
OF plot that has been detected apsins, The
N9tlonal Assembly. 1t is certain thai ,,.r,.
nave been discovered, who have been omDlov-
Cd IN cOrruPting the operatives, to iuduc.
lnem to make m attempt upon the ,Asssmblv
with the cry of " V1Us Bsr6es." !. PIN
naspaa" Il is affirmed, however, by some.
hat these things are got up by the Govern.
nen' itself, 70 enable il the more easily ),
rush the Red Rebulic.
we learn that mutnles have tnken n,ocol
'mong the Garde Mobile, in the barracks Of
hon1Feuil, IN consequence Of a distribn,;oO
y OreHd which did not please them. The
courts ana interior Of the barracks wers h,r.
and cries +" TiCe Napoleon 50 hn,
1~Goa'g"Ge," we've heard. II appears tha, IN
consequence of the decision Of the Club Of
ne institute, the Government has d-s,arm;n.a
lot to make the vote on the Presidency n C.bi-
let question.
We earn from Vienna that Count LumbsrO.
mo hadoeen appointed BY the Emperor Of
; us'rla' Commander in-chief Of his troops II
hungary and Croatia, was assassin,,ed on the
's'h uI' on the bridge Of Pesth, by a student,
eiiabOch, the Ban Of Croatia, wa e~On,inuiDs
10 march in spite Of the injuctlons to the con
rary Of the Emperor.
Austria.
bhe Vienna correspondent OF the KosnaseS-
asserts that Russia and Prussia have MON
'ed their sesI'iance in the Italian question.