Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
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ZoRHIGN NEWS.


BsIrMoRE, juno. %.
Tts slctrae1 H.asina atri,el al HALIFAX yes
to-day sbe-uoan, bringing Intelligence six days
i4tss. which -. nrirdiaiely despatched by ex-
PES 81 the associated press % 81. John, whence
i'vss dssra'shet is ir.egler Pc Iae following Is
en- s.sar.
The Markets.
LIrEEFn5I CarTeN MAaKET.-The Liver
poo Cot9a Market iog as week ending June 10
was eomparatFely qliet bot steady, The quota,
tons are Tor Fair UpIands a. Mobile, AZ; odeahs
4s, Sales o. 1890 bales Fair UPlands at Il ~
as Is according 10 the despatch. but i should
b.. most probably. AL
lhe Torn market has been steady during the
week, out with only moderate transactions. Flour
slightly advanced on the lllh--besi western can
al bring'G - 23s. per barrel; Ohio,2 a "a
6 Baltimors % 24s; Philadelphia % % 6.
lGe cholera had again appeared in England,
and al Paris it was making the most lrightful
havoc, upwards ofeleven thousand deaths having
been already occasioned by il, aud in one day 900
new ises. and leaihs were reported. Mar.
shall BUGEAUD and several other persons Of en-
ihenee have Ial!en victims to the &C urge
The cholera is also raging fearfnlly in Silesia,
vienna, Petersburg, and Alexandria and Cairo
ia Egypt.
The British Government repudates all sanction
OF the proceedings Of the French Government
sg usi Rome.
F'r L ment IS engaged in debating the Cana.
nan l. sses Bill, aud it has occasioned much ex
c. entt. Mr. GLADSTONE has warmly opposed
'ae bii. aud Lord JoHN RUSSELL, in reply TO some
q h's remarks, Characterised them as iniudicious.
ana calculated to encourage the oters Of Ca 1ada.
S'mh OBiien denies the legality of the action
Of 'he Government in committing his sentence TO
uan,p )ltaton.
he potato rot mas again made its appearance
in Irel and
Inc hIil Tor the ahngaiion Of the Navigation
Laws has passed the House Of Lords wihon, ma.
'eriai amendment, and has received the ROYAL
sanction Il goes into effect on the st Of Janu-
any next.
France.
On "Wednesday, the 18th, an incipient in.
sarrecllon was detected in laris. About 25,0O0
OF the followers ofihe Mountain Party were en-
gagged IN il, beaded by NJ. ELrlEcr ARAco. bu,
II was promptly suppressi By the troops. The
whole number Of the insirrecton;sts was SUNNI.
sed'o be 10000. Several attempts were made
. erect baricades during the evening bat they
we're u asorib'y frustrated by the promplitude Of
the military authorities, The a assembly declared
use eh permGAence aud passed decree dccla.
iin1 s,aris TO be IN state Of siege On Thurs
day, the alarm had considerably sulsued. and
'u 'inesa, which was en,ilcly suspended the tlay
Previous, was very generally renewed. AT one
'be perm was imminent hal there would be a rep.
HIition OF the tcnbe scrnes with the insur,ccliou
Of ttIuly. The afflil commcnocd in demon.
s'ra'!oa on the Pan Of the Rcd Republicans,
which was got upes a pretext Numerous arrests
have taken place, including several members of
tue Asscmbly-M ARAGo and LEDRU RoLIIx
being among The number. The latest accounts
represent Paris . be entirely tranquil
1t reported that the City Of Rheims is in full
Instruction, and that il has established a Red
Rcpubca1 Governmcm.
All the Socialist and Red Republican journals
in Paris have Leen suppressed except the INA
tional"
Italy.
From Rome We learn that the French army
mmenccd an 9ttack on the 30ll OF May, and
alter sangaiaary engagement. in which the
Romans lnst eisll hundred men, they succeeded
in carrying several important posts A series Of
attacks followed, IN which the advantages are
claimed by both parties, but in which the inva.
ding army has suffered most. The Frclch pa
pei publish conflicting accounts which have be IA
received up 10 e. j'h inst. II is clear, hoSeg-
cr, that Gen . MT had not thea gained acc IS
to the city. There ia NJ appearance whatever
OF yielding on tn part OF the Romans.