The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-28
-.o.aan News.

IN onr correspondence and
H. washington, from which
u papers, we give various OS'''''
!, to-day. ..,b;nc hut
n 5 10 political Or commercial
..,l.r act Of the Provisional
!. y have been dissolving the
IsSr. Of the National Guard
,ang them with the other o0n-
Il The various legl0ns mel, IAN! anu
,a., body 10 the Hotel de ville'
,hs decree should be recalled
,iop.l government however, re,
!, The National Guard ted
huugh they tue" u.
decree was not revoked the next
.,,lock, they would return wl'n
N, mob took theside o the Coy
turned out in immense Masses
to the National Guard whom VI
Win reviliug Outcries' There
su,n,e, a great deal Of bitter feel
l. b.tween the National Guard
'al,ee. which has caused great
spdiary circular has beenlssued Oy
ana Of the provisional Govern
,nbiect Of the elections, address,
,%ovinciol commissioners. In It he
,hat they are to exclude from the
hot oily those who are known to
4 he Inte monarchy, but all those
Oroye that they have long enter
bIican principles. He tells them
overs "are unlimited" that, for
,tiop Of the revolution, all poll
oOs must be allotted to men OF
lbIican principles" that "every
rejects and sub-prefects ought to
that they must dissolve municl-
il hostile;' and with regard 10
4. he SAYS: "The elections are
EoIk, they will prove the salvation
IN, Ii is on the composition OF
Il that our de%stinies depend 1t
mated by a revolutionary spirit, It
70 On to civil war and anarchy.
jcct, put yourself on your guard
intigues Of double-faced men,
having served royalty, call them
hts Of the people. Those will de-
md you must refuse them your sup
Your mot d'ordre be New Men,
as possible from the ranks OF the
nercial panic has been increased by
ged circular, which was ISSUED
knowledge Of his colleagues, anc
il appears to be a great want O.
action among them, and each one
act upon his own hook.
lily, a grand son Of Lafayette, hat
eply, dcnouncing the circular o
b, Il also gave rise to an exciting
meeting Of a Provision 1 Govern
demanded his resignation, but HI
y appeal to the people without, AM
ding to the window to address
D one Of his colleagues drew hi
lhteatened to kill him if he persist
Iher Gained him down, by declar
d show a draft for 100000 francs
IS Int Ledru RoIlin had drawn from
and not accounted for. The Pc
the part Of Lediu ROIlin, and pla
posted threatening vengeance, iFh
ON the Government.
kmen Of Paris had proceeded 10 sa
the hotel Of the Minister Of th
hlch office he holds, and it was est
100000 Of the populace passed be
The course Of the afternoon,
lade revolutionary addresses of tn
nature.
laglaed, the Bank OF France SUI
consequence Of a decree Of the Pre-
seFnRent, though not until after
On II, the undOubted continuance {
WIS have produced the result in
lIs notes have been made a leg
y has been. authorized to isssu
mailer denominations. The entil
nas been limited to 35O, 0O0, 600
llllons Of dollars, an amount whic
sl0ly % put aaoat without produ,
" appreciation.
Alslonal Government have decree
~ real estate tax, and ordered til
paid BY the proprietors, eve
' IS a special contract to the co
ne tenants. This is what in Il
'es would be called a law Sin viol
l.Iae''n From this new tax the
'OV'oOO,QOO placed at the disposal
] Of Finance, to be divided amol
Y public work shops, that are to
rams and in the departments,
.S'slonal Government Lave arrest,
patton Of the slaves in the Coloni,
.aaidela'ion Of it is postponed IN
s''e' taenew Government is orga
y = persons to be deputies fro
NJ 70 Be work men.
M EHH"N.