The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-13
From he NeD York Courier and Enquirer
THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT.


THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT.
The Continental news will be read with
more than ordinary interest, and IL in fact, oil
the highest importance. Perhaps the most
striking feature IL the march of the Imperial
eGuardS Of Rusaia from 81. Petersburg. Thes,
men numbering $4,000 have not quilted the
Capital since l83l;-they have proceeded
through WlnG to the frontier, and will nc
doubt take such q position as to be able to
keep in check the disafFecsed Poles on the
PTusSian fTOntieEY-suppOrt the impsrialists in
the Hungarian stEnggle-and assume such at
attitude a. shall plainly indicate the intention
Of the CaAR to control a. much &c possible any
disposition to revive the scenss which 30 IN
happily occurred during the last year. A
Russian Note has appeared, in which the CzAE
~eclarss his resolution Of adhsFiI z frnly@O
the treaties Of 1896, and any attempt to in
fringe them he shall deem a eaSus beL6.
The sn.rance Of 10000 Russians into Aus
trian TFAnsylyanis, only evidences the dis
position Of the Gar, who ssSuredly will not
consent to any change in the territorial limits
Of Italy unless with the entire consent Of Aus
tTia. The armiStiCe Of MalmO will cease af-
ter the 26th Of March, and the King Of Prus.
Sia declares that he will no longer BE Bound
by it, The Danes are ready to resume bOstil.
tiles, and are concentrating large forces at
KOldnig. 1t lie very doubtful, whether the be-
ligeTents will again come to blows. We can
not doubt but that the Danish right to the
Duchies will be maintained inviOlaIe. Russia
has refused to admit the Schleswig HolStein
vessels into her ports, unless under the Dam
iSh Flag. The King Of Prussia opened the
chambers on the 18th ult. The royal speech
possesses no particular features. The Aus
trian war in Hungary has proceeded, with
variable success, In the south Of Hungary,
the German population, finding the insurgents
carrying destruction in every quarter, called
on the Russians who now occupy CrOnStadt
and Hermanstadt.
Several severe battles have taken place, one
in the neighborhOod Of Oilan lasting two days
with considerable slaughter, and the imperial
lists seemed to have the advantage; reports
have been circulated that Benz had both Of
HE legs shot Of; but the last report 10 that he
had left T~ransyIvania for Hungary. As the
insuFgent troops amount to 100000 men split
up into so many divisions, II lie difficult to as
certain The actual progress Of The war, the ter
minatiOn Of which seems still to DO very re
mote. While Austria is pushing on the war
in Hungary, she 10 not unmindful Of Italian
affairs. She has marched u body Of troops in
to Ferrata aHd seized upon the city, and lew
led a fine upon the citizens of 2OO,OOO0 Scudi,
which 8 Q handed over to the Pope. The re-
volt Of Tuscany is complete; the Republic
has been proclaimed at LeghOrn, Florence,
and a Central Italian Republic has been form.
cd in union with the Romans. The Grand
Duke has protested against this revolution, and
has en,res.ed oil the powers Of Europe to re-
fuse to recognise the new authority, which he
d~selafes to be q violation Of the COhst tuition
agreed TO BY oil parties last year, committed
BY q factiOOs minority The prince OF Can't
mo has been elected Vice President Of the re-
public Of Rome. This Pope Anet hating be-
tween abditaliOh and soliciting foreign inter-
vention has now 1t lie said, made an application
to Austria, and il 10 confidently stated that
Spain is about to send q division Of 10000
mon to aid in restoring his Holiness. The La
test intelligence from Italy states that the RO-
man Ministry had communicated to the assem-
bly, that a joint intervention Of Austria, Spain
and Naples lie announced. France had not
decided what patti 10 take.
Piedmont was resolved to intervene in TuS.
canY to hinder civil war and oppose the Aus
TRAN Intervention. 1t seems probable that
Naples on the South and Austria on the eide
Of the Pope wllloveTCome the PsPOl States,
but still the question Of Constitutional Gov
eminent at Rome and Florence can scarcely
be settled at the point Of the bayOnst, The
relation Of Sardinia and Austria add further
difficulties to the general confusion which pre-
walls from the foot Of the Alps TO the Msdi.
terranean.
From Turin III Is IN 4 distracted state, while
Genoa seems rips FOF SOms republican move
msns, and altogether the elements Of disOr-
der were scarcely ever more rife in Italy than
at this moment. 1t 10 only the quiet attitude
Of France and the peaceful efforts Of England
which prevent their cOmbustible material from
bursting into q fame. Latest intelligence from
Vienna is to the 4th inst. All At the capitSl
agree m thinking that many such victories as
the Austrians won at 0ilsn would etc long
bring the Magysrs to tie gates Of Vienna.
WIG CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
We have recently cOnveissd with gentlemen