The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26
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u the Brittannia.s !. 0nb.
P''. - gave an excellent con-
'''. Z European advices; and but
y. interest manifest in regard to
W ',s water, we should not cum
\, with a numbering mass o. de-
,iyen an excuse for Sc dong,
' ssllect from the Picayune' OF
STEMS as seem to US most in
,.nising that the foreign news
does through the english press
u, bsCore being taken, with a few
%owancei ,ho
g,,li.us--the war bids fair to be
NV ~ convention yet hold their
London. In Scotland they are
D,,s,nich has succeeded in getting
/. of that part Of Europe" says
Times, (which strikes the
ho,ders on France, seems quite
The widest radicalism has tax
4. Grand Duchy of Baden, and the
n. Of Germans, Swiss, Baden rad
,sn,b ~emissaries, seem organizing
7asiOn. ~:
c.,sel the soldiers and the cltI'
violeOt issue, the military having
4 ,s.tore their fOrmer reign Of ply
Of Hesse Cassel has expressed MS
!, the outrages attempted by his
I. dissolution as a regiment he has
,ome Of the Culprits are to be
~ martial. In saxony a frighttul
ir,nrrection seems to be going on'
overDment cannot succeed in put
n Alsace a complete insurrec'
psasantry exists. The troops have
N At MormOntier, and fifteen were
4 rioters were at length repuIsed
M. and their leader captured"
soDs between the Prussian Govern"
N house Of Rothschild, for a new
BuOunced to have totally failed.
IRELAND.
II European Times, of April 22]
brable state Of Ireland, apparently
II Of a civil war, continues to occu'
Dest attention Of all classes. In the
umultuous passions now evoked ii
o be hoped that the calm exhorta'
sdom and experince can be listen
majority Of the people of Ireland
sat extent armed, seemed bent upon
crate act, which will secure fol
accomplishment of their darling
unge them still deeper in the abyss
What ever may be the issue Of the
struggle, no one can doubt that
Of misery will be suffered by the
humble classes, and however slow
Of quiet aud peaceful Legislation
been, in am%eliorating their condi'
ct appeal to arms appears to US fai
in Of bringing down accumulated
Jon our high-minded but misguided
ects.
SCOTLAND.
Jet to state that intelligence ha'
Of the regular organization Of thu
tees in Scotland. A public meet
n held at Aberdeen, for the pur
letting a delegate to the NOtiona
!" and measures were adopted TO
BENT Of volunteers. After the pub
/, about 1000 persons adjourned Il
Hall. Five hundred members werI
a "National Guarde;" and ate
%spOndence with Birmingham, res
supply Of arms, had been read,
20 that a gun and bayonet shout
TOT each member forth with. TIL
STABLES were in readiness on Tues
but no apprehensions we're enter
the peace Of the town would b
A good deal of uneasiness pre-
afwickshire, where, in some Of tn
eis near Coventry, the cOlliers wer
70 turn out, but the troops in tha
70 all ready to act in the event
eacy' We believe the Military pre-
Ken throughout the country, esp'
Gland, afford no hope to the disaffe'
lelr wild objects can be obtained b
bfcs.
AUSTRIA.
ported at Vienna on Sunday ever
courier had arrived from the seat (
li with intelligence of an impO
y said to have been against Raj
sp%prehensions were entertained
consequence OF a meeting Of Oper,
\ was to have been held on SundS
news Of ridiculous failure Of Il
''smpt in London, arrived at vienl
,snd 80 inspirited the burghers cor
National Guard that they turned o.
P'ce as to render any attempt hop
part Of the operativ es to create ,
Fl ITALY.