The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-02
From he Louisville Journat.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA

From The Louisville Journae.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA
ST. JOINS, May IS
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax
last night at halGpast 7 O'Clock. She brings
$4,000 pounds sterling specie.
ENGLAND.
The bill for the rehabilitation Of the nayiga-
ton laws was carried in the house of Lords
by a majority of ten in favor Of the ministry.
This result has given the Wing ministry a new
tenure of office. In the House the Parliamen-
tary oath bill, having for its object the iemo-
val Of the Jewish disabilities, has been read
the second time by a larger majority than be-
fore. Mr.. Roebuck is about bringing before
Parliament his plan for the better government
oil the colonies; also moved that committees
be appointed to ascertain the amount of debt
by foreign Governments to British subjects
Argument on list Of errors in case of McMan-
us was read before the Lords, and without
hearing the counsel for the crown the law
Lords and Judges unanimously decided that
errors assigned by plaintiffs could not be main
tanned. Judgment of Queens court of Ireland
stands affirmed for transportation probably on
the LIST June. 1t is rumored that the prosecu-
ton Of Duffy has been abandoned.
GERMANY.
The quarrel between the P~arliaments through
out Germany and respective provinces has
reached its highest pitch. In Saxony there
has already been a conflict between the troops
and people, attended with great loss of life,
which resulted in favor of the people. The
railways were diplocod to prevent the arrival
of troops from Berlin. A sufficient Russian
force, however, arrived to produce monetary
tranquility. The fight was renewed next day,
and the cannonading continued till night.
On the 7th the battle was resumed, and at
O'Clock in the morning a deadly warfare was
going on in the streEls, Latest intelligence
from Dresden to the 9Th says that hostilities
ragged between the r~oyalists and the people,
which lasted for some time without any I'M
mediate prospect of a termination. For the
members Of the Provisional Government a re-
ward has been offered.
At Leipsic, a disturbance had bro6en out
between the military and the people, after "a
short struggle the people were overpowed.
Accounts from Berlin state that an i~nsurrec-
ton had broken out in Breslau on 9th. The
troops and people were fighting in the streets .
1t was rumored that an instruction had bro
ken out at Coblents. While these commissions
are occurring the Austrian Government is in
danger OF dissolution by the continued success
of the Hnngarians and BY the possession Of
Gran Raab and Ryrarawo. The Russians in
the meantime are advancing in large bodies,
and have again been victorious, The Hunga.
rlan account represents the Hungarian exclt C.
ment at the highest pitch, and it will take
more Russians and Austria combined to quell
them. Endeavors are making to create a rev.
oIutlon in G%alllcia. In TACT from Posen ia
Pesth, the whole country is involved, ORION TIL
brink OF hos %tiIltles. England and France dis
approved of Russia interfering with Austri,
and Hungary. The French have been cbecke,
n their march towards Rome, by the re-
Publicans, with the loss Of Capt. Oudinot, l3l
killed and 400 wounded. The Danish war con
%inaas The quarrel between Napoleon an,
his cousin is growing dercer.
j Sr. JOINS, May %, 1919.
, Commercial news presents no new features
The money market continues easy, although
public securities are depressed in consequencr
r OF threatning aspectof affairs between Franc,
6 and Italy.
> Liverpool, l2.-Tho cotton market has beer
steady during the last week. Immediatel,
Il after the arrival of the American mail steame
' hermann, holders acted with great frmness an,
! American descriptions advanced I'd. Sura
i also advanced. Tuesdays market closed will
u increased quantities offered. At the usua
weekly meeting Of oommon brokers commit
: tee held yesterday, the scale of prices was de
clared to be the same as that Of last week
namely. Fair upland and Mobile 4 3-8: fai
IN Orleans Al, Sales for the week epdinp II
+ about 42, $50 bales, 5000 of which wero ia
&c export chiefly to Russia, and $500 on. %specula
o. ton.