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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
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THE GREAT S0UTRs@
EDY for the prevention r ,a
Asiatic Colera in its oarIv " N,
Tor the certain and pernsps NJ
DlarrhGa, Colera Morbus, C'
tum and dysentary-RsCSnSn,s'
eminent Physicians, and
in the United States ANN \ NJ
New Orleans with Distinguish
DR. BILLINGS cARMINiTn n
| .... TRlNGENT SYRUP
Nthe aboveIdiseases, alvap
relief, has now a repuad@e
ed before the public, as i nsN5n
rivaled excellence ID The lv,n
the diseases for which II irn
Its success IS without ! naHA
popularity is daily increasing.
ands bear willing Testimony taiSi
and express their gratitude i
lief which it has afforded Them
Press and the Faculty, jirsS,
statesmen, divines and citsosd
gence in every profession uaia
Their numerous certifcalesmy
by calling upon the propds6t
few Of them can be found publish
pamphlet, which will be fattibd
uitously by the agents, % al
N the p~remonitory symplonsa l
stages Of Asiatic Cholera, Is
in this country in the years 10
1883, 1t was used with great Y
and since its recent re.appelnrpl
been again rosorted %, With lh
advantage. Cases Of cholera
commence with diarrhaa and
remedy is then promptly uat,
check the diarrkGa, leslophs \
and bowels to . healthy coadha
impart tone and vigor to de gfl
No family should fail 70 have !
their medical stores. Where :
tive for cholera is desired, y
this Syrup, combined With \
port wine or best French bieliI
the addition Of a table spoonful
dered ginger, and d %teaspoonlul
1ered Cayenne pepper VIII
delightful cordial, and may % ~
On as the safest and suresi Pi@
taken in small doses 0l''
l day. Prepared only BY ~
Der, and none is genuine Viaa
lame blown in the bottle, a5i a'
ure upon the outside wTsPES,
Druggist, VicE'batS
And sold BY Wilson, Siafblifs
louisville, KY. and sickls' Z y
and by noal
Canton
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

"will you never learn, my dear, the differ
1~0o between real and e~xchangeable value? .,
me question was put to a husband who had
Oeen lucky enough to be tied toa political
economist in petticoats.
-, "oh' yes my dear, | think l begin to see
indeed" responded the lady.
yes repliedIthe husband! "For instance
my DEAR know your deep learning and al
your other virtues. That's yOnr rea value
ea' l know also that nOno Of my married
friends would swop wives with me. That's
your eTchangeabe yaluem
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FROM MEXICO.

We are indebted to the politenes Of Captain
Gouldlng, of the fine ship Tyrone for Yer,
Cruz papers of the goth, and corresponding
dates from the city of Mexico. The onl,
news we find in them is that the cholera ha,
broken out in Monterey and zacatecas, ant
that the citizens have invoked the aid of the
Government to enable them to enforce santa.
ry regulations. Much alarm was felt, and
hundreds Were moving out of town into re-.
tired spots on the mountains, with the homes
OF escaping the disease. Several of the prin-
clpal citizens had already fallen victima, and
there was every prospect Of a continuation o
the mortality. 49,.
Much excitement has been caused bv the
daring acts of some robbers, who have made
serious lnroads upon the property near and in
the city OF Mexico. The head Of the gang is
stated to be one of the famous San Patricio re.
glments, and a deserter from the American ar
my' who has, in his new capacity, led his band
to several successful forays, Active measures
on paper, have been taken for the suppression
of the gang.
The result of the last election for members
OF the National Assembly, has not terminated
to the satisfaction of the people, and the seats
OF several of the members elect have been de-.
clared vacated.
AS a matter of especial mark, we find no
revolution processing at this time in Mexico.
Bulletin.
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HONEST OFFICE HoLDER,-From afidavits made
by Ely Moore, the defaulting Marshall of N
York, il seems that the honest gentleman, af-
ter taking the oath to perform the duties OF his
office faith fully, sold out his interest in it to
one Peck, for the am II consideration of $I6,-
600 down, and a monthly payment Of SITS;
leaving Peck to perform all the duties Of the
office. No wonder that Peck has absquatula-
ted with $4,000.
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I AAaAIOAE MEoH4NIo.-We have receiv.
3 'ae nFsI number Of The above paper pub.
l''nsd At POughkeepsie, N. Y, and devoted.
shss Prospectus says, to the interests Of The
orasl = United Am ,rican Mechanics and 70
amellora'iag the condition Of The Americon
lao0Flns ela'''. generally. Ii appears . Be 4
wen condasted paper. Of medium size. verv
neatly printed and published Semi MONTH,
We gladly welcOmsit to our exchange Isl.
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photographed to The 81. Louis Republican.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

New YORK., May IL.
Inc steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax on
Thursday evening about FIVE O'Clock.
The steamer brings eighty three thousand
pounds sterling specie. The " Navigation
Bill" has passed the House of Commons bv
sixty one majority. In Liverpool trade has
been dull. Funds, in London, have been steady
c%onsOls closing at 9l3 a 90. French funds have
continued firm.
The Cotton market is without material al-
t%eration; Upland is quoted at 81 a 81; Orleans
at 80 a ST; Alabama and Mobile at 81 a 4Ad per
pound. In Provisions there have been no mar.
ked changes.
CONTINENTAL.
HostlIities between Denmark and Prussia
continue TO be waged without a decided pre-
Ponderance to either side. Troops entered Jut
land in considerable force on the Goth ult.
france continues tranquil. The expedition
in aid of the Pope sailed on the 22d inst. had
arrived at Cev vita Vecchia, and would proceed
Immediately to Rome. the Pope will remain
OF Grota until the temper of his revolving sub
jects is ascsrtained.
Sardinia rejects the terms offered by Austria
and consequently, the two governments are a.
gain at issue. The P~iedmontese Ministers
have given fresh directions to the War De-
Partment, to prepare for the immediate resump.
ton of hostilities.
information has reached Liverpool, that the
American steamers Herman and Washington
obtained permission from the Danish Gov
eminent to carry passengers and goods to and
from Bremen without search or detention.
Germany is still distracted. Austria %contin-
ues to be tOiled by Hungary. The accounts
from the seat of wal are conflicting.
The war between Naples and Sicily still con
Ia addition to Catania, Soto has surrendered
the NeapOlitans, and it is said that Paler-
will capitulate.
FRANcE,-The Journal des Debats announ-
that the French Minister at Turin has been
to encourage the King of Sardinia
70 reject the terms of peace attempted to be en-
creed BY Marshal Radetzdy, and also adds that
orders have been issued to the Sandman Ad-
nlral, Albina, to remain in the Adriatic until
ne the difficulties have been adjusted.
Fears are still entertaied as to the fdeli ty of
he army among whom a spirit Of Socialism
PREVAILS to a more alarming extent than is GEM !
rally admitted In evidence of this fact il is !
that tle 9th Regiment Light Infantry I
nd the goth Regiment of the Line, were or (
cred to quit Paris on the 22d ult. at four?
ours nolloe, in Consequence of some appear
nee of disaaectiOn. II
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CALIFORNIA GoLD The N. Y. Herald re
porl' the amount Of Gold received in this
country from California to the latest dates a,
$zos'OOo; Y other countries $l,l34,O 900. Be.
SlGes ms $s5oIOOO are believed to have been
shipped 70 the Sandwich Islands and Acapul.
60 which is not included in The above esli-
mate.
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Dr.. Fugh autbo lies us TO say that the over
flow in Madison Parish, La, at least ii that
part about Joe's Bayou, has not done as much
damage as was anticipated. The water has
receded and they still expect to make fair
crops.
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0-The Raymond Gazette says Henry Keith
Ter died at the Jail, in that town, on the 22d
uIt. 1t will be remembered that Keithler
was charged and found guilty of being aces
sary to the murder, some three years since, of
Mr.. B. G. Sims, of this county. silas, the
principal in the affair, was hung a year or
more ago.
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CAEADA.-We have seen a letter from Mon.
real dated Thursday after the burning of the
Parliament House, which states that it is a.
most impossible to describe theldepth Of feeling
which Pervades the people Of that place in re-
latiOn to political matters, and that the gener.
d cry is for annexation to the United States.
The writer is an American merchant, and has
resided in Montreal far several years.
N Y Tribune
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OVERFLOW IN New ORIEANs.-From the New
oheans Bulletin Of the 10th, we learn that in
consequence Of a crcvasse above the city a
portion Of il has been overlooked, The rear Of
the second and fourth wards Of the Cd Munich
PATTY are submerged. The water is running
over the Shell road in many places. The poor
in thar portion Of the city are driven from their
houses without the power ofsaving any thing
Women & children are standing on the upper
galleries of many Of the houses, withou. nee
essary food, entroating relief. The sugar
plantations are overlooked to great exten.
ana the crops ruined. Hopes were entertain
cd OF stopping the crevasse on the 18th
The Picayune Of the 18th says that the crew
asse was not then stopped.
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The Post odice of Springfield, Madison co.
Miss, was discontinued in February past, on
account of its inexpedieucy. Mails addressed
~'Springtield,' arc opened and delivered al
Sharon, Misc.
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RIoT,-New York has been the scene of a
terrible riot II originated in a quarrel be-
tween a couple of worthless actors, Forest and
Macready. The military were called out-the
riot act read-and then the military were ord
cred to fire; some ten or fifteen were killed
among them two women and about 90 wound
ed, Mlkel walsh seems to be at the head Of
the rioters. At the last accounts they were
gaining ground over the authorities.
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"lr'llah" knows well that we publish no
pnl'a'lon without a name, especially
wnen Ehs writer spuhges on us FOR postage.
we nave burnt the communication.
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SOUTHERN CUlrIyAToR,-Ths MaysNo. has
reached 20 havingseeO 50 much of THE high wa
sefs On ls way that il is almost illeplblee The
lew articles we have been able to dee,pber
ere good. The Post Masterspys ours wasibe out
side numbert W.
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THE BEST MEeHANlOAu
m THE WoRLp
NEW VOLUME q
sc,rNTIFIC ANfg ".

Tho pnblishqrs q l |. nv II,
respectfully give notice s vi Vii u
IL Eoiame Of their journal M Tbs
differs entirely from the l,rt ls
papers which food the couHsa seba
ing for its object the ,o',',6 w W
tsrest Of Mechanic, MagIgtsIsi W
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A~LABAMA'-A Taylor Convention Of the SO.
coma congressional district was held at CLAW
Ton, Barbour county, on the sOth ult,p a.
which the Hon. Henty w. billiard was imam.
lmoualy nominated for reelection in Congress-
and the hon. James Z, Belser was declared
the hrst and only choice Of the Convention for
Governor.
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VIRGINIA ELEcrIoE-From the latest oe.
'0uh'S we are induced to believe that the
wings have elected only one member Of Con.
gees y ihi' State in the las. House we had
.n' Inc only consolation we have IL tbo,
s'I's IS defeated, We ought 10 be thankful
for even that small favor.
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Cholera is prevailing at st,Louis, Louisville,
New Albany and Cincinnati. Judge Brough
died with it at the latter place on the 10th. Ii
is very severe all along the upper Mississippi
and Missouri.
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DIED-At Fort Independence, Mo-, DR.. John
A. COtton,o of Clinton, A G Nicely of Browns
vile and Hugh Rapp Of Clinton. They were
on their way to California and died with chol.
era, which seems to accompany the emigrants
even to the grave.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

Posr OFFICE %DIscoNTINUED The Post Office
Of Oklahoma, Madison County, Miss, is dis
continued on accounted the inability Of the
resigning Postmasgert 70 procure the services Of
q successor.
Mails addressed @0fahoma" will, in future
be issued and delivered at Camden, Miss.
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Ihs Holly Syringe lacksOnian says that Col.
Jss'slyn and Col. Wilcox are spoken Of as can
dldatss for Secretary OF State. Also tho pres
ens incumbent, Mr.. Stamps.
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The Charleston papers of the sotb III, n
nOance the death ofqHenry Bailey, Esq. an
eminent lawyer, who had for many years filled
Tue distinguished PostOf Secretary Of Statein
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10 order to receive the latest news we are
compelled 70 change our publication day to
saturday Our next paper will be dated that
day.
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CHcIEEA.-The YaSoo Democrat ot We'd
nsssay' thinks the'dissase is abating III YszoO
City. During the past week there have beeD
many cases and many Of them fatal.
sCorTsN---The Yazoo De mOcrat Of 18th inst.
quotes cotton in Yazoo City at 5aa64.
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we tender our thanks to the Hon. II. s
foo'e' tor . copy ofihe Report Of the Register
q the Treasury on the Commerce and Naviaa-
ton Of the United States.
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sAGAe3MGSCg6tGIf ..' Y
: ETTERs Of Adnlnl y a.I. Y
II been granted = % ' asl'IiI
Sheriff Of Madisos County
the Statute, on the Eau Y.
Grigsby, deceased, q ths Y
40 Of the Probate CcourI y IN
all persons indebted 2 sala
come forward and make l l.si.r
ment; and all persons q ',.s ss''li
againstgthe same will 'is' Nv p
gally,authenticated VIM, .sil " II III
scribed by law, Or thsy
barred. 10 sharifB
Nov. 26. 81. "
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DEMocRATIc--M INJECTING. From notices posted
up in different P rts Of our village we learn
that there will be a meeting of the Democracy
held at the Court House on the Sd Monday,
the 9lst day Of May. w
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~ 1acAsoHian hopes the Democrats viii,
nomlnats osBdidatesfo fol county offices iu eve
az county 4 ths State. Let them try Il here
Y taey wish W have not The least obiec-
tion.
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ARMY WoRN,-The Tenth Legion, printed
% Galla'in' Tenn says the army worm has
made It's appearance in those parts aadis doing
.ueh iaiu y,o the grain.
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NOTICE The subscription list for building
che Caution Male Academy is in my hands for
collection. Subscribers will save cost by call
~ "tn. J J. MTcrII1
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We are happy 10 say that Mr., J.B. Powell
who vas struck BY lightning about IL days
since, is in a fair way to recover entirely.
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K7ETe are authorized to announce N, W
wv Staples as a candidate for reelection to
the office Of Town Constable. Election on the
l9th,inst.
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The report Of the Committee at the Central
meeting is said to have been drawn up by
Judge sharkey.
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MRS HowARD-WhO was tried recently =,
o'nslnnat ior the murder Of her husbands par.
amour was acquitted on the ground Of insapitv
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

ThS Democratic Convention of Holm..
county, recommended Col. Neville for con-
gross.
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John v. Bradley i reported to have been
appointed Postmaster AZ Vickaburg. We guess
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ahs Scientific Anertaa has been received.
= sn0sla he y she sands % evsry Mechanic,
EofpaFtlcslars see advertisement.
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A}A/ r are authorized 10 announce JAMES
W. R.CHAMBERs, asa Candidate for
the Office Of Probate Clerk.
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wv g are authorized to announce JOHN T
wv CAMERON as a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton to the office Of Probate Clerk,
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Cyrua ". Wilson has been appointed Regis
'stol 'Ae Land Oiice at Little Rock, Ark.
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N1S| 9 are authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv HOWCOTT as a candidate for ~re-elec-
hon TO the Office Of Probate Judge.
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John McAllister has been appointed Post
Master at Jackson vice c. R. Dickson, rcmov-
ed.
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XIkTE are authorized to announce HENRY
wv R. COULTER as candidate for re
election 70 the office Of Circuit Clerk.
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M are authorized to announce r. M.
cox. az a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of this County.
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M 9 are authorized to announce VIM. s.
BAILEY asa Candidate for ~re.eIec-
ton 70 the office Of Sheriff Of this County.
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NV . are authorized to announce THOS
N, HERND0N as a candidate 70
District Attorney, Tor the 9Th Judicial Dis
tTict composed Of the Counties Of Madison
Yazoo, Holmes, Attala Leake and Winston.
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W. T b.ii so,,' !. Taylor pr... /
as the candidate Of tbs ".
opposition 70 whoever ns XIV
the democratic party
IN . district, and il isths
CEaoy' Possesses a greater NJ.
get . much larger vote NJ. ~
the Taylor ranks, md !, \, Y
may in a great measure i y.
TACT Of having no nomi nesd.
would suggest the propri,',
name and has We M ~
Telegraph. Eu
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MI John F, BOdley is the new Postmaster a,
Vicksburg.
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EKTE are authorized to announce JAMES
Wv "A. DENNIS, as a candidate for re-
election to the office Of Assessor OF this Coun-
". a n
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SATE are authorized to announce JOHN
w HANDY, as a candidate Tor Circuit
CLERK, at ths ensuing November election,
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COMMERCIaI
NEW ORLEANS, nv !,

During the past week M /,
vance of ! cent on the MI.
Vlous, Sales RI mn tl 70
l72,99I. as
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The Govs,sm
. a,sa thousand .4' 'iss s.'. (
spread Of ihs choIsr, = soa
months The cholera Il, +, Daal
pat'n eni', and $4,000 ~. ,,,a's
have died. In l8satBrs' ,,a@
envy en- "a departments, IN u. s.,I'n
lo'OOO persons died Y \,
decreasing in the Ho.a, Il.
Father Matthews viii y. ' n
York in the Ashburlap : e', I
political. complexion # ~ y
aS ~ The laala.s
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kAJE are authorized to announce JAMES
wv HANNA, as a candidate loF Assessor
at the ensuing November election.
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AH 9 aTe authorized to announce WEST
wv Il. RUTLAND as a candidate Tor
Assessor al the ensuing November election.
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For the Republican Banner and EGtg,
BY TBLEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The steamship America arrived at Hall
fax. on Friday last, having left on the 41st
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"Fhose that dance must pay the fddler,n
Ia NO CASE will We announce The name Of a
candidate until the fee is paid, County offices
$685. District and State $1,000.
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2ANT0N, MISS.

Msssrs. R. NORRIS 10, General Agent
o. Black Hawk, Mississippi, are authorized
Agents OF the Mississippi Creole.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-29
"a Day After the Fair

Mr.. r. w. Walker, Representative to the AL
ALBANIA Legislature, from Tuskegee, has given no
tice that he will early in the Session bring for
ward bill authorizing the State TO purchase l0C
negroes, to be sent TO California to work in the
gold mines, and the profits of their labor to be de-
voted to the payment of the public debt of Ala.
bama."
GF Mr.. Walker may be very nice man. but he
can't come in The door is barred. If we are
no. misinformed, it is the white folks of Alabama
that owe her public debt, and we respectfully ad-
wise them to 60 to work and pay it. Such head
work as Mr. Walkers will never answer.-B.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-29
Foreign News.

BY the arrival ofihe Caledonia a, New York
on Saturday night. we have news from Liver
pool and all parts of Europe week later The
marke, for breadsuffs was dull but without
much change. Cotton had advanced an eighth
10 a quarter of penny per pound.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The Gear demands
that the Hungarian refugees shall be located in
the interior of Gambia or on such other poin,
Of the Turkish territory as may afford the
greatest facilities for keeping them under sur
veiance. II any of the refugees wish to 60
to France or England. they NAV be permitted
to do -. 1t is supposed that they will be busy
in preparing for new revolution IN Hungary.
The Gar complains Of the interference OF
England in the affair between him and Turkey.
The Turks continue their wariike preparations,
and their whole fleet will be ready very quickly,
for they are actively a, work upon every ship
fit for service. Turkey is now in state to de-
fy Russia
FRANCE AND RoME.-The French govern
ment have ordered a steam friga.e TO be placed
at the disposal Of the Pope, as he appears de-
cided TO return immedialelyto Rome.
The above comprises all the news of mpos-
ance or interest.