The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12

Wheh ~ diLlNesiH 4huidi can scarcely lalI 10 lE-
crease.
AtAlexandria the report of the disturbances
in Europe and the failure of the French bank
ers, had paralyzed trade and caused great dis
tress.
The steamer Victoria arrived at Suez on the
10Th, with the Bombay mail Of the I'd ult.
The latest adyices from China declared that
Keying protested great anxiety for the main
%tainanee Of peace.
lrALY.--The general commotion on the con-
%tinent Of Europe has gone on increasing. The
intelligence respecting The instruction in
Lombardy has been confirmed, with the turth-
er important feature, that the King of SARDINIA,
at the head of an army of 10000 troops, cross
ed from the Piedmontese territory into Lom-
hardy, issuing, as he PASSED the frontiers, a
formal declaration of war against Austria,
and marched direct to Milan. The Austrians,
defeated at every point, and having been sue
cessiyely driven from Parma and Brescia, and
DuIlenan, endeavored to establish themselves
on Mincio.
1t is said that a disposoble forca will be
shortly at the command of Charles Albert, Of
not less than 100000. With such an army, not
only will all Lombardy be liberated, but Aus
tria may be threatened, even at the gates Of
Vienna.
The Italian Duchies have burst into open
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tiohized, and Venice, which has been dying
daily since the fatal 18th Of January, 1898
now just half a century, when the Austrian:
took possession of that CITY in virtue Of the
treaty of Campo Formio, again shows signs o
life,
The Lyons Gazette Of the 4th gives the fol.
lowing, under date OF Chambourg, 3lst: "Sa.
voy will tomorrow constitute itself a republic
A Provisional Government will be constituted
and the republic of Savoy proclaimed. TIL,
country will be Immediately convoked to de,
eide ON its political condition. There is il
this hostility to the King, who has given ii
very liberal institutions: nothing Of disaffec
ton to the French republic, for which we pre-
serve our sympathies; nothing, in short, which
prejudges any course"
This intelligence is, however, doubtful, anc
is not confirmed by letters from Lyons Of thC
same date.
The Milanese have sent an address tn tht
Plus TX, in which they ascribo to the Pom
tiff all the honor of the emancipation o
Italy.
In Sicily, the sicillan Parliament is consti
tuted, and the separation of the Island from
Naples is complete. 1t is generally believe,
that the King Of Naples has altogether abdicat
ed his right over Sicily.
AUSTRIA, GERMANY, RUssIA,t.&c, &c.-Ir
Austria proper every thing seems disorganiz
ed; and amidst the chaotic confusion whicl
prevailed, it is quite impossible to fix the hour
ly changing scene. 1t is anticipated that tn
Austrian general, Radetzky, who is afraid t
enter Mantua, for want of provisions, will b
compelled to capitolate upon the appearance
Of the Sandman troops.
Tire Viceroy OF the Emperor of Austria
who fled from Milan, was at Botzen, a town o
the German Tyrol, on the goth ult, waitinI
the issue of events.
In Prussia, alter the bloody scenes whic
took place in Berlin, the King had put himseI
at the head of the German CONFEDERATE N, an
promises extensive constitutional reforms. A
f the same time he has plunged headlong int
a dispute with the Danes, respecting the Ion
contest ed affair of the Duchies of Holstei
and Schleswig, which, by force, he seems re
: solved to detateh from Denmark on the othe
hand, he is exasperating the Autocrat of Rus
a STA to the highest bounds of passion, by CT
couraging the Poles to erect an independer
= Government in the Duchy Of Posen.
e It's rumored that $4,000 Cossacks have SUE
n denly appeared at Tilsit; and in the state
a excitement in which the Emperor is at tn
$ moment, should the King of Prussia wave
s the consequence may be serious. The Emp
: ror himself is vigorous and decided; he is sal
e to have ordered every man in Russian Polan'
0 between the ages of eighteen and t%hifty-iy'
to be removed into the interior OF Russia. Ru
sia is concentr rating a vast army in souther
$ Russia, which we should deem sufficient
J, crush any attempt to erect a republic in thu
division of the empire. The Emperor has i
sued a manifesto. .#
y 1t is stated in the Breslau Gazette that l5O
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q 600 Russians are already concentrating on tt
Polish frontier, under the command Of PRIME
Paskiewitch. 1t is also reported that 3O,W
have suddenly been called to the same froI
d tier from the Caucasus.
Prince Adam Czartoryski, and other leade
n of the last Polish revolution, were at Cologr
l. on the Goth, on their way to Poland.
The correspondent of the Morning Chron
Gle describes an enthusiastic but ~dignifed pu'
N lie reception givent to the Prince by the autho
tiles of and garrison Of Aix-la-Chapelle. II
colonel Of the Landwehr was the spokesma
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