Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

AE'Nl +ti4IiIyg w Us IiiGt dL ' CHICO.
Moth q certain from Gaetta. except that the
arlinal triumvira!e refused to pay the dividends
upon the public debt due in June.
There is nothing new from Rome.
The Cuba instruction hal excited the atten-
ton of the Spanish Cabinet
Ashbur Kelley, English delegate at Wash
lngton, IS transferred 10 Lisbon
Among the distinguished deaths is the Bishop
Of Norwich.
The cholera was spreading. The deaths by
cholera OIL the lth in London, 155-on the 18th
3jl.
FRATCG.-A letter from Louis Napoleon to
ms friend Ncy, has been published in the Noni-
tenr, ami virtually acknowledged by the Cabinet.
1t makes some talk in political circles.
me following is an extract: The French Re
PHDHc mas nc sent an army to Rome to pat down
I'illaA liberty, bur, on the contrary, to regulate
Il bI preserving ltagainst its own eXcessos, and
- re Il solid basis by placing on the Ponti-
haIal thronethe Prince who first had boldly Ia
len the cad in all useful reforms learn with
/ pam that the prevalent intentions of the Holy
Father, As well as our own actions, remain ster-
lie IN the presence of hostile passions and infu-
cnces. The desire Of certain persons appears to
be to make prescriptions and tyranny the basis
OF the Popo's return"
Say to Gen. ROstoan, for me, that he is not
10 permit that under the shadow of the tri-colorcd
nag, any account to BE- tolerated which can have
the character OF an intervention thus sum M
me restoration Of the Popos temporal power =
The General Assembly, the seculanzation of the
Administration under the code of Napolcon's Lib-
Cral Cover Hm INT.
4 Cabinet Council was held on the nth. and
Gen. Random being called into the room, where
the Ministry We're sitting, was formally advised
advised that ne was appointed to the command OF
the army OF Italy. lie then received hi iuslruc-
tons, which amount to this-,hat should tlc
Pope ever come 10 Rome he is to carry with yigor
the course OF conduct specified in the pros-
dents letter.
Gen. Random started the same night to his
new command.
] Letters from Rome to the 9th inst, mention
that the crisis Is becoming more and moro mcn-
aclng and rupture more imminent. 1t was
considered that the Pope would end by placing
/ himself underline Austrian flag.
1t was remOred at Gacttq that Russia would
/ take upon ilseItthe Roman loan.
! Lctt rs from Naples OF the 4th, announce the
arrival Of the Pope at that city on that day.
\ letter from Genoa announces the arrival OF
| Garrihaldi in that city.
The Crescent City arrived at this port early
/ this morning, whence she sailed on the 18th.
The steamship California was to sail for San
Francisco on tie Doth, and would take all the
passengers there AT Panama.
The barquo Ella Frances has sailed with I25
passengers.
The barque Anahulac was discharging ana
would be put up for San Francisco.
There has been but two rains IT, Panama for
two weeks. The weather was very pleasant and
the "!.y perfectly heathy-the cholera having en-.
tirgly disappeared.
There had been no arrivals from the South
coast since The Empire City left.
The price o! passage Oh the river Chagrcs is
being mach reduced.
The steamboat Gen Hcran had made a
successful trip 20 Gorgona.
he steamer Alabama arrived al Chagres on
the evening o, die lllh from New Orleans. she
went arOauI and discharged in fuckers Blight
/ Navy Bay on the morning of the 18th, and the
steamer Orus took off her passengers. So in
number. The captain had gone & Panama with
tue Intention OF aWaliGE the arrival OF the steam
or ranama, expected ahoa; the 20h
Inc Alabama passengers went up in canoes.
Some tor > 1 and none paying more than So.
LATE AND DISASTROUS FROM THE PLANS
/ We are are indebted to the kindness of a friend
| for the perusal Ola letter from Mr.. Woodworth
/ OF this city dated at the Great Salt Lake, July
18th, and are permitted to make extracts from
! it,
[ Mr.. w. states that there has been great suf-
! ter'ng and loss Of life among the emigrants-that
hundreds have lost their teams, and that many
have been drowned i'll crossing streams.
On the Ft Hail road, the suffering has been
very great, and messenger had been sent from
! Fl. Hall for assistance. There were 500 wag-
Ous between Green River and Ft Hall perfectly