The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
Fourteen days Later from Europe.
BosroN, Feb, 70.
The steamship Niagara arrived from Liv-
erpool yesterday, having soiledOn the 9th
ult.
The cotton market is fully supplied at the
advanced rates. Fair upland $50. Mobile
4ad. Corn and Flour yesterday wore a more
cheerful aspect. Full prices were paid for
wheat, -four, and Indian corn,
Rome.-Accounts from Rome are contra
diolory. The protest of the Pope has been a
failure, So say the journals o Rome and Tus-
cany. II would appear however that this is
not the time for a decree denouncing as enc
mics of the the country all persons who shall
suffer themselves to be deferred from voting
for the constituent Assembly by the protest Of
the Pope.
The Pope demands the Intervention of Aus
tria to. restore him to his temporal power
Both Sardinia and France have strongly remon-
strated against the determination Of the Roman
people, who seem toshave lost all reverence for
tho Pope, either as an ecclesiostic or a Prince.
The spiritual anathemas which he has hurled
against them have been received by them with
utter contempt.
Ireland The judges of the Queens bench
have overrulod the errors assigned in the cases
-- .E r.. i. ~ ~. EH
Of Smith O'Brion and his fellow prisoners,
The court was unanimous in Its decision.-
0Brien intends carrying his appeal to the
House Of Lords. Meagher has resolved to sub
nit to his fate, there being no hope Of over
tnrping the verdict.
France,-M, Boulace de la Mercer has been
elected Vice President Of the Republic. The
preliminary motion upon the question Of the
dissolution of the Assembly has been carried
by a large majority. The Government is still
IN q transitory State.
Eleven steamers are preparing at Toulon,
With soldiers, to be ready 10 sail at moments
warning, II is rumored tina; they are TO pro-
coed TO the Mediterranean 70 intervene in ia,
vqr OF the Pope. The vessels are capable Of
carrying from 1000 to 10000 men. At the
latest moment, however, no orders had been
received for sailing, and the expedition had
probably been abandoned. 4..l
An'uneasy feeling exists throughout France
Four hundred thousand muskets have been or
dered from the manufactures at Saint Entire
une. The main cause Of apprehension is the
condition of the French finances which will
be totally deficient atthe close of the yea
l849. The deficiency will amount to about
7,l50,000 frances, The Red.RepubIicans, per
ceiving the ground giving way under them
are making great efforts at Lyons. They are
providing muskets and gun powder, The pre-
tence is resistance to dissolving of the Assem-.
bly,. The revolutionary clubs of Paris are be.
coming active. The conspirators of June are
to botried forthwith by the high count of JUS
tice. The prices ofthroe per cents in the Frencl
Exchange were As francs; 5 per cents 7G fran.
cs.
Gcrmany~-The News from Germany is de
void Of interest. Windishgrutz has beef
captured by Count Bslderair, the i%nsurgen
leader.
Sicag.-A0airs in this country ore ~larlron
all amicable settlement.
Turksy>--The Sultan of Turkey has takei
great strides in religious liberation. He hal
t issued a decree, according to Christians IN
privilege of attaining the highest d%ignitles Q
J State even thoseof Pacha and Vizior. lntelll
G eence from the Punjaubis of much interesl
g A sanguinary skirmish has taken place be
tween a considerable force under Lord Cough
and a large body Of Sikhs, who had chosen
9 position, and defended it with an obslinacy an
e valor, which rendered them very formidabl
foes.