The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-04
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BY TIE PEoPLR' LlHR.
two WEEKS LATER FROM kb.
ROPE.


New York, April ~.
The steamer Europa mas arrived from Livs
erpool with two weeks later news. She
reached Halifax yesterday, and AdvicsB we're
conveyed by exptesseS, which made a splen-
did run coming 800 miles in nine hours and
FIVE minutes. The steamer America had roach
ed Liverpool on the ID Of April, making her
trip from this side in nine and a half days.
ENGLAND. Under the influence Of more ia
vorable advices from India and an existing
lull in continental politics, trade in nearly
every department has assumed more cheering
aspect. There is still, however an uneasy
feeling in regard to threatening and hostile as
PeGt Of affairs in Northern Europe, but since
the abrupt and decisive termination Of affairs
between Sardinia and Austria, the complete
prostratiOn and abdication Of Charles Albert,
one Of the most serious OBJ stacles lie satisIaeto-
rily adjusted. Continental difficulties seem
overcome, and could the (Danish) quarrel be
settled which unfortunately seems doubtful,
nothing material would stand in the W ay Of
permanent prosperity.
English funds have again advanced. Con-
soils rose an eighth, having auctuated from
s3t on the Sd inst. TO ga on the 9Th, at which
they closed for money. The latest London
and Liverpool papers make no ~allusion to A.
merican stocks. Though money was abun-
dant, it has slightly increased in value: The
lowest bank rate was 2 per cent. Private
bankers u per cent. In the bank Of England
tho amount Of bullion was fifteen million five
hundred and thirty pounds sterling. So that
the drain from the United States in conn &C.
ton with the inequality Of exchanges will be
met without difficulty or the least fear Of re-
moving tho scenes of l845.
The French funds were we'll maintained -
The closing prices Of the three per cents sol.
SO-Ot the five per cents 89E.80.
The importation OF breadstufs into Great
Britain continued immense, and the same may
bO said Of all kinds provisions. In the grain
markets there was no important change,
though they had been Athsr frmer for a few
day previOus,to the Europa's sailing.
COMMERCIAL The Liverpool cotton market
for the week after tho departure Of the Mag.
CARA was dull, particularly the middIing quail.
ties, and prices gave way !. But for the week
ending April 7th, there was q good demand
for consumers, and the decline was considered
recovered sothatthe Interpretations AID for fail
Upland and Mobile, are now reported, and fail
Orleans, from it's relative scarcity is raised to
at. Middling upland and Mobile AID. mid
ding Orleans 43-8d. but still the market is not
bouyant and closes in fact rather heavily to-
day-ths quantity offering heing beyond the
demand. Sales for the week ending Both OF
March, 24,OOOn of which 1000 on speculation
and 5000 for export, The business for FIVE
days to the 9Th inst: $4,000 bales, for which
1900 were to spectators.
TALY.-CharleS Albert, being captured, has
indicated, and been exiled to Madrid or Lisbon
The Austrians crossed tho river TiOirO stimuli.
taneOusly With him. The PiedmOn.sss re-
treated Quickly, and three battles snsued on
the plains Of Vaselli. In the last the AusIr-
ans, $4,000 strong, encountered Charles aAd
were victorious, subsequently Charles abdi-
Gated at Naverre in favor Of his son, Victor
Manuel-Radetsky and the new King pledg-
ing themselves to new armiStice; the latssI
pledging his Hungarian, Polish and LOmbG-
dy companies, and concludes 3 treaty OI
peace.
TWAS generally believed that the Pope would
return to Rome.
The King of Prussia had been elected EN-
peror Of Germany.
FRAcE--France tranquil, except slight dis
,urbances in the Provinces. Louis Napoleon
maintains his position by instantly suPPless-
ing disorders, and avoiding arm ed i%nterfer-
ence in the affairs Of surrounding nations.
H~UNeARY.-The Hungarian war ragged fierce
ly and the Russian Emperor was awaiting a
pretext to Interfere further, and bring down an
army to crush tho Hungarians.
INDIA.--In India a great battle had taken
place between the British and sikhs, last
ing several several hours. After skirmishlng
the sikhs rotreatsd to Chenaube. But the
Bombay division having effected their junction
with Gen. Cough, intercepted them, and a
great battle was fought. The Sikhs, were
completely routed, leaving many guns, much
ammunition and their standing camps in pos
session of the English.
THB CONTEST BETWEEN VINES AND LoCos,-
The way Wings paronizo their paper in other
States as we'll as in this, is thus evidenced by
tho Editor OF the Chattanooga Gazette;
Col. Lewis Shepherd of this county, sends
up 10 new subscribers to the Knoxville Stand
ard and Reformer. That is very well. Good
paper. Clever fellows, The way Democrats
support their presses. We have been moro
than half score years an editor, yetin all that
time, we never had a political friend to get up
a Club half 40 larpe. Very we'll. No thanks