Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
One IVeek later, from England.
Boston. Sunday Nc

Boston, Sunday Morning.
| The Europa arrived at Halifax on Fridaymorn
ing the news she brings, in political Tont
| view. is of little Importance. -
| FRANcE.-On the 18Th November, tie higf
| court of Versailles, sentenced Ledru Rolin anc
thirty-three others, implicated in the Juie insur
rection, TO transportation for life. Th, papers
continue being seized and the editors tried for cx
pressing opinions considered detrimental to the
Government. Twenty seats in the hssembly y
have been made vacant by the convicliols at Yer.
sailIes. Louis Napoleon has published decree
cashiering Pierre Bonaparte, thus dephving him
| of his rank of Chief de BataHion oft African
Legion for an alIetged breach Of diciplne. Pierre
Bonaparte published a long letteE in which he
says that the Presidents decree has no force in
law and looks upon his dismissal as nall and void.
Guizot is in Paris much lionize9 The only in
terestng item in the Assembly, lis the refusal TO
grant an additional salary 10 the President of 20.
600 francs. Challenges ofdaiy occurrence
and particularly among the Assembly and editors.
Garibaldi had arrived at Gibrltar on board a
Sandman vessel, which had ben placed at his
disposal bv the Sardinian Government. Ten
thousand francs were also odered TO be given
him. which he refused.
The President of the Councihad given a grand
dinner to the American Mini
SPAIN. = The Minister ofForeign Relations
has officially announced the rcall Of the Spanish
troops from the Roman States
TURKEY. - Letters from IViddn, of the 4th
November, state that the Hqgarlan and Polish
refugees had been a!ransports from Widdin to
Shumla. The Magyars, heded by Kossouth,
and Baogh, left on the 3d. 1. Demidof, the al
edged assassin of Count Llnperg,. was at Con-
stantinope. His mission wss supposed to be
cretly between the French anoEnglisb ambassa-
doris, to>upset the Pacha's cabiet. The rumors
Of war between Russia and Trkey are fast dy-
ing away at Constantinope. Nothing further
las been heard relative 10 the hssian Emperor's
decision on Turkish affairs.
Singular Tragedy in Mc5t.--The New Or.
leans Crescent contains the folIwing extract from
aletter from Mobile, detainghe particulars Of a
Dreadful and most singular occrrence, which took
Place there the 2Slh ult
Your old acquaintance, Gen. Thomas Ho-
and, was killed yesterday inhe street, by Ii. G.
McClintock. Mac was clrk in Hollands en-
ploy, and the latter boardedwh him. McCn.
took had a wife and severt children. Circum.
stances led him lately to suspect too close an
Intimacy between sis wifeand the General. and
on Monday he made O, q criminal intrigue
lie instantly took steps TO bian n divorce, and
sent his wife and children way; and yesterday
hunted up the General witfthe declared purpose
OF taking his life. They ret near the corner OF
81. MIchels and Royal strets, no, far from the
Theatre, after dinner-Mcflintock with double.
oarre!led gun. charged win buckshol; Holland |
lNNr, had pistol but ha, not time to draw il.
AChntock gave him onecharge, which entered
hsheart, and second which passed through l. ;
| mot aud came out at he back of the neck,
4 k'lag him instanily- M,Clintock made no effort
- esqpe, but walked down and surrendered him
3 seaf ,6ti,e authorities - ..ls8s, 81
- p Coroner'sl inquest will be held to-day.
t;sa. n tsfa eofe veife md I,bo
feeling, must say, is mol favorable to the deceased
in this na,pr, although hehas been esteemed rs
very usetd citizen. The funeral will take place
to-day; bun understand that neither the Masonic
Fraternity. which he was prominent member,
| nor the Milnry, in which he held high rank
being the eneral Of the Brigade-wiIl take any
part in IT,. is altogether horrible affair.""
The Cre:ent SAYS, the person named above is |
ilornuo G.NcCliniock, native Of Illinois, born,
we believe,t Shawneetown. His wife is a ma. |
tive of ST. bus, whittier she went with her chill |
dren on th Iowa, from this port.