The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-16
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..-sieu news by the Unit
MAN, ID states
4, steamer United States arrived
!. Wednesday, the 3lst ult. She
BACH !. III l7th May, four days after
rec,s IA. j interest from England if
!. Il, that the navigation laws
warn 4 abolished. Mr. Hume had
IA. iatention to bring in a bill
~ afpge. o-;.h
lelap .,erminated on the 18th, but up to
as ID Ii jury had not been able to
h, d NishsIl had been arrested Tor
eoaag ,sdon. He was to have been tried
lsaat '''s-'
lnt'A ]. fsm lie Continent is Of great
SOM nore especially from France and
Paya M
" ~ #,,n,tisn at Posen is at an end.
leSall m, ~ that the unhappy insur-
pies ,onosIIed, on the 9Th ult., to sur
~ r,,,,don 81 be driven into Russian
IN events the lnsurrectlon is
af.
tt rains ground that the Emperor
III riDtegrate Poland as a separate
spP ,,def his son-in-law, the Duke Of
VaR ""
hg
I1v ra,p Government has urged the
,l he Prince Of Prussia from Eng
M d possible. Major Lane has
M. rsioned by the King to notify to the
spyd pleasure that he should re-
y n1 NH to Berlin. This decision gave
Pmv w addiction to the people to whom the
d0ps T ,.,m
haeB Of the 9TH ult., announce the
Il ~ d tranquility in that capital,
he operative classes are suffering
i pn he staguation Of trade.
hid ii he Vienna Gazette that the
Austria has declared, at the insti-
|, Government, the abolition of the
Y rss finale and fenale) and of the
alihe papal nuncio at the Court of
Ba received his passports, and that
il. Intends 10 break entirely (sich lossGgen)
Ehpl See.
ns towns and counties in Hungary
\ rTed addresses to the Emperor de-
IND NJ they will bear no part Of the ma
ID d Austria, and demanding the
Ne Hungarian troops.
FRANCE.
on respondent Of the European Times,
from Paris on the 18th, says:
d, tnolaplion Of to-day, in favor Of the
raba formidable one. The follow
I'D has been issuedby Blanqui's Club:
ha 0mants.--The Centralizing Com.
RRlns oil Democrats that the manifes-
lfNor Of Poland will not take place
49, aY, The 18th current, at 10 O'Clock,
The citizens will meet at the Place de
y Any other c~onvocation but This
considered as false. The Central
n lie;
HUBER, President,
B Dasp.Tr'V' vioe-Presidens,
8'dhy morning, the populace, compos-
I clubs, The a%teliers ~pationaux, the
" delegales, aud other violent demo-
A@'slaeons, began to assemble, and by
upwards Of fifty thousand persons
W under banners, and marched in pro-
aAeVpanber, the numbers augment
ag proceeded.
4sO'ns a. the bridge, finding the pas
4''InPied, the procession turned to-
Y Vn'nSer, and arrived at the gate in
Y lafayette Gen. Courtais then adj
Y Them with conciliating language
'as' 'ae gates were soon forced open,
pPalace, entering the Chamber, rush
al9anes, and, instantly mingling
members Of the Convention, filled
NJ d The hall.
N'noeF was declared dissolved, and E
'aHHeni was appointed, consisting Of
A''Pall, Huber, Ledru Rollin, Barb6s,
'sps AID others.
W. q the linc-infantry, cavalry
were called out, and the Nation
W Guard Mobile were placed under
WA pp'Oar and confusion, the popu.
IN. M, inundated by the troops-lefi
Z a'iI and marched to the Hotel Dc
,.s 1gPo,ni : committee Of public safety.
N as Assembly resumed its session.
Wy were maltrea;ed.
e \ e.s for high treason, brought
A, NJ Courtais, was carried.
NJ ~ ,A1' N, ~Lamartiue intends to bro.
Nm NJ !, sa Y Assembly to address a pro
a. n.y. " German Courts, demanding
,e,i, !. q the Polish nationality.
s,...l Y sa'd TO be at mend. The club
IA a. Hotel Dc Vile, intending I,
m. r ss..Ill'tee > public safety, but III,
N, ', =, dispersed them, withou
aas,.. ~ principal leaders arc under
"A 'RsS. 1''n arrested, including Blanoui
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