The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10

g.n ,o,al amount d the foreign trade wee
lMaO00011 frames.
1, |. tM,ed that the g%oveFnment "a 70 recall
.,,,ion III liz army inIsal leaving a divis-
NJ OoO msh al crSita Vaoehia. Aaia-
4. ,so,msn, is 10 ,gcupy the castle OF ST.
n,.lo. and the syani 'rdS are to enter Rome.
~ The Oh inSt. Ire Assembly were Princi'
Dollv occupied in discussing a bill relative to
,bs eomplet,on Of the Louvre. The Bill de-
m,nd,ng a credit Of Is million francs for its
eomoIetion, and the lengtheni GOT the RiVol ;
After q heightened discussion, was passed by
majority Of $50 10 80.
As was expected, the proposal OF M NaP'.
leon Bonaparte hos met wilh-the app'eyel OF
The committee to which il was referred They
declared that the uniting ~ OF the BOurb"nS'
and a nesty to the insurgents Of Junr' being
included IN the same proposition, established
an unbecOming assimilation Of the two parties
mentioned, aud at once unanimously decided
on recommending the Assembly TO take under
consideration.
The proceedings in the Assembly, between
the sth and 18th inst, are quite unimp"rtan'
Gen. de HautpooI has b en- appointed to take
tbs Mace Of Gen R stolan, who definitely re-
fused to stay at R, re, notwithstanding me
oyer,ures of M. MetcieT. a 'ya 4
lrALY.-The French Government have re-
ceived advices from Rune TO thu Aih ins'. a
letter Of that date states !" that the effect OF
raising the state pf aiegr ofthat city, den@nd
ed by three cardinals, will be I" deprive ne
French General of all auth ,rity in civil and Pc
li,ical questions, and 10 invest TIE Cardinals
with unlimited power. The French Pretec'
Of Police had. in consequence, apprlzed sever
al ex. deputies Of ,hs Constituent Assrmbl,
that warrants had been issued against theu
nv The poniicaI Police, but thar the Frencl
authorities would suspend their execution IN
ill October, and that in the meantime, the
, sh,nId have a free passage TO France, VIII
the liberty to reside there. Sixty deputies lei
immediately. q Vast crowds attended them
steering them, and hearing their remarks vii
respect. Tue emotion Of the people had
visible effect, not only on the French troop
but the government"
The announcement in R'uIe that the Puh'i
and private pecuniary arrangements ct the re
publican government would be respected, ha
gained some popularity for the Pope
Private letters from Geneva, Of The 9TH, mel
non that Garribaldl, on arriving at the lslan
Of Madalenn, demanded passports for EngIan'
! with the intention of proceeding thence I" tn
United States, where he intended To settl'
Since then, however. he has received pr"PoSa
from the Montevrdean Envoy, who offered hi
command Of the forces of that Republic, whic
Office, II Is believed, he will accept.
i AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The Hungaria
refugees, the !. aders excepted, have rPY'lf
for leave to return to the Austrian %'erritor.
and their request will be granted. The state
: ment that Gsorgy had been shot is ceMradi
!. ted.
The previous news relative to the surrend
q Of Comorn is fully CONFIRMED Tne pa,uo
i W.T., held possession Ofthe fortress. succeeds
in making very favorable terms with Austri
Several Hungarian leaders, besides X 'Ssutf
J. mother and Georgey's wife, are kept in clio
confinement by the A austrian authorities.
PRUssIA.-The Wirtemburg Government b
finally minated to the Prus ian Ministry, ii
rs il will not Join the federal league proposed
nj Prussia, Hanover and Saxony. Hanover
:. already aanounced it's intention to withdr'
from this confederation.
l~RELANn.-In Ireland, a faint but i%neffect'
y effort has been made to revive the political
: citsmeft in Ireland. John WCOnnell is at
head Of it. Nothing serious, hewever, is
pretended.