The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-07-14
To be Continued.
BIZ Telegraph 10 he LOuisviAe Journal
Arrival Of the Cambria.
SEVEN DAYS LA TER.
WJUNIUs JR."

AEfAyhA u tHO
SEVEN DAYS LA TER.
important News from Europe
BosTON, July /.
The royal mail steamer Cambria arrived to-
day, having sailed on the 18th.
Commercial news is unfavorable. Cotton Is
depressed, with no prospect of Improvement
Upland and Mobile Id; Orleans Al. The
common grades are yielding higher rates.
The harvest promises an abundant yield.
The manufacturing districts are gloomy,
consequently the demand is confined 10 present
wants.
In France, great alarm and excitement pre-
vail. Fears are entertained that the BIDDER
ate party will be defeated by the party in favor
Of an empire.
Louis Napoleon has rekindled the old Bona
parte enth usiasm.
As soon as the Government perceived these
symptoms, 100000 troops were concentrated
at Paris.
Disturbances occur nightly. On the 10th
1900 rioters were hemmed in and made prison.
ere, among whom were EngIishmen and Anne
ricans disguised as women.
The Assembly at first displayed a noble feel
ing by eloquently denOuncing the tyrants and
dictatorship; but the popular feeling was DE-
vided, and cries Of Tioe Ia Repubhque were
sometimes drowned by cries of 1--WE Ia Bona
PGrte.
On Monday, when it was rumored that Louis
Napoleon had arrived, more than one regiment
Of the National Guards shouted TiUe pEmpe-
rcur. Lamartine mounted the tribOne pale as
death and demanded a restoration decree. A
majority Of thirty-twO was against Louis Ma
poleOn.
Whilst Lamartine was speaking, a shot was
fired outside and shouts rent the air Of Vive
PEmpereur; Lamartine sat down overwhelmed.
One National Guard was shot and Lamariine
by a Skiliul turn took advantage Of il, saying
it wat the first blood shed for despOtism and
not for the Republic. The decree was then
sanctioned by reclamation, but the people dis
pute the decree, and declare that Louis Napo-
leon shalt take his seat.
On the 18th the excitement increased. Bar
were attempted to be erected, but the
overwhelming military force prevented them,
In the evening the assembly by q large major
ity reversed the decision Of the previous day,
and declared Louis admitted to membership.
Ledru ROlliA opposed the motion, but the ma
jority prevailed, and thus opened the door to
civil war. Ledru ROllin Immediately resigned.
1t is rumored that Lamartine will follow his
example.
At Arena a proclamation was issued CALI
ing the people to arms to place Louis Napoleon
on the throne.
On Wednesday Paris was quiet. Louis Ma.
poleon was hourly expected. Perrigny, a
leader Of the BOnaparte party, has been arrest
ed. Near 5000 commercial houses Of Paris
have suspended.
Ireland is more tranquil since the cOnvic-
ton Of Mitchell, The determination Of old
ouN yVuh6 AOioH ho2 USOH pOotpOuOu tOb .
fortnight. John o'COnnell has protested a.
gainst the abandonment Of his fathers plat
form, but does not receive much favor. The
Chartists demonstration on the 18th was ever
awed by the military and police who dispersed
it before it organized.
Provisions are in fair demand, but prices
have partially receded.
At Liverpool the demand for cotton is limit
ed to consumers. The stock is 900 bales less
than last year. The imports are 1900 bales
more than iCr the same time last year. The
committee Of brokers, on the evening Of the
10th, declared fair Upland "a 4Ad, Mobile I'D,
Orleans 4ld.
CINCINNATI, July /, ?. N.
The Van Buren, ratification meeting tonight
is very large, there being not less than 5000
persons in attendance; but little enthusiasm il
manifested.