The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-17

were:
The free retreat Of the garrison without
arms; those officers who had before served ~
the imppriuIist royal army to receive passports
for foreign countries; they who do not claim
them will be permitted to 60 without ie' or
bindrunce to their homes. The Honved ofi-
GERS (that is, those who have not served in the
imperial army to be dismissed TO their homes
without any reservation being made as to their
future employment no one 70 be subject to
future judicial prosecution.
The settlement Of the difficulties between
France and Morocco is announced.
A ssmi-oHicial article IN the Prussian Staat
snnssiger dsclates that Prussia has now received
full satisfaction for the late affront TO its troops
on their arrival at Hamburger.
A long communication has been addressed
by Prince A Ibert to his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, having reference to the
establishment Of second University in Dublin,
At Liverpool, Tuesday, 9th inst. was OBJ
served as a geAeral fast. All the shops and
places of public business were closed.
The importation Office from the United States
Of America has NOT yet been discontinued for
The season. A vessel Just arrived in the docks
from Bosom las brought 345 tons weight Of
tie article as a portion Of her cargo.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
In my last letter mentioned that we could
not expect any farther news Of momen re-
garding the question Of peace or war until
after four weeks, when the resolution Of the
Gear might reach US. Meanwhile, how
ev,r r, the intelligence from Widdin, where the
refugees are assembled and where they
are kept in a sort Of honorable d%urance, has
been full OF interest. II appears that when
the Russian demand for the surrender OF the
fugitives was first made, the Turkish Minister
called a cabinet Council, at which owing to
the previous corruption of its membe 9 by
Russian gold, he found a majority against him
in his noble determination to resist. Under
these perplexing circumstance the Minister
saw no certainty Of safety for the f~ugilives
unless they would consen! to evade the peril
by adopting the Mahomedan faith, in which
case even their enemies OF the Turkish COun-
Gil admitted ii would be impossible to give
them up4
A messenger was accordingly dispatched to
Widdin, recommending the adoption OF the
suggestun as the only means Of salvation, and
promising to ali who complied with it the
maintainance of the rank and the liberal al
lowance customary in the Turkish armies.
No words,' says a writer on the spot. can ex-
press the CONSERVATION Of the little community
at this intelligence. Alter the first surprise
was over many Of the Elungarians exclaimed.
. Better the Russians than the Austrians-
better Mahomcdanism than the Russians ;
and there appeared some prospect Of the
whole camp embracing lslamism, A coun-
Gil Of chiefs was Immediately held at
KossuA's where BEN at once declared that his
lie was devoted 10 hostility TO the Russians,
and that he eagerly accepted the suggestion,
Gems. Kmelletand Sleen co.le to the same
resolution, and several were for temporising'
When Kossulh's turn came TO speak he briefly
reminded his companions, in his Impressive
language, t at now in a strange land, where
oil authoritative bonds were sundered, each
one was at liberty to act accord, ng to his own
views, but that for his part, : welcome, ifneed
be, the axe or gibbet, but curses on the tongue
that dared make him so infamous a propo-
sition." Guyon, the lrishman, followed in the
same strain, and also Dembinski and others.
: This ~example,' it is added, was so effective
that, Of about 200 soldiers and 90 officers who
had expressed rhair willingness tc abjure
Christianity, the soldiers TO a man changed their
intention and there rempined only three Gem
eFals and some twenty officers firm in their
resolve. Benz Immediately took public step,
and it 8 said assumesthe name Of Amurath, and
becomes a tire, tailed Pasha with the Turks,
who have an exalted opinion Of his military
genius.
To the information already conveyed re-
garding the posture Of affairs between Russia
and Turkey, must be added the following
copies Of the autograph letter addressed by the
Gar to the Sultan, conveying his execrable
and mad demand and the reply,
The words Of the Christian potentato were
these:
"The revolutionary element has been sup
pressed. The Hungarian war is at an end.
send to you my aid-de-camp who will submit
4 you various demands calculated to ensure
the maintenance Of order.
To which the answer Of the Mahomodan
Sultan was:
"Your a d.do.camp has demanded from me
The extradition Of The H ngarian refugees
This demand being of a nature to cast odiium on
the too poOsrs, | entrsat your Imperial Majesty
not to insist on the poini.
FRANCE.
The question regarding the dismissal Of M