The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-11

" uoa'bS uhu IeSlguuHuHo' CPNhfub " bAy
members are confined by indibPOsitiop THE
appointment Of the chairman Of The Natiohai
A Assembly a member Of the Legion 81 Honor
will not be officially ANNOUNCED until II is
known whether Cavalgnac willaccspt somg
honor. Duchesns, editor Of Lie psupls, has been
sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment, and 10 plg
a fine Of 5000 francs. DsiiSclAc, a s~Ocialisr,
hasbOfn sentenced to three years imprisonment
and to pay 900 francs. The HFesse states that
neither thoFrench o lhe British governments
will interfere with negotiations about to DO
opened at Verona for conclusion OF I peatCE
between Austria and Piedmont.
The Cons titatohsf stateb, in ths aG.hsrltS
of a letter flOm Petpignah that a sanguihaty
battle had been foughtin Catalonia between thS
RoyalistsS Carbists, Vendelalali and Cabrorsl
in which both generals were killed; another
account says that Cabrera, who had been
wounded III the aStions took refuge III 1
tavern where he was discovered end put u
death.
A special vessel Arrived Oh Thursday even
ing with $50 LOndOners, forthing the first pOr.
ton Of the English expected on q visit to the
National Guard. They were received witR
honor by the authorities.
In France the cholera is making fearful hsv:
oc among the troops quartered il the tempo
rary barracks erected about Paris. II is BE-.
lieved that the dampness Of the weather con-
tributed to the development Of this dreaded
scourge, Measures have been taken ID hAtS
the troops removed to more healthy quar-
terss
Letters from Douillen dated the 9th, cay
that the prisOnersOf BOurges; had Srrived herd
under a strong guard.
Barbes and Albert are placed in the SamS
cell. Blanqui and FIotte in another, Raspail
and Sorbanier in a third. The discovery hab
just been made that the club men had organ
lied themselves SO as to act as a military com.
pany:
Letters from Turin, the 9Th inst, AhtounCe
that after Genl. MostorIa had bombarded Ges
noa for "a hours, and the city had been set Cd
fire in several places, a deputation from lhS
municipality waited on him on the evening Of
the 9th, to request AN armistice, in order ID
atrahge d capitalization. The athissits was
granted, and a dsputdtion PfOGeedsd to To.
rim, whete they arrived on the 9Th. The tris
umphants had fed from Genoa with the exosI-
ton Of ArCyeHd- The agi.atOra, Accsnod-
eta nd Mbselin embarked forLeghOrn.
AUsfRiA.=The Vietna iOtrhalSseOntEadicts
The report Of Gen. Bem's defeat by The Aus:
TRANS; and the flight Of his troops into We'll
lachia. 1t appears that the Austrian Genes
raj surrounded by a hostile population. had
thought proper to resign his command, and
place himself Under the protection of the Rus
SLAMS in WullaeHid. Three othet Austrian
generals followed bib example.
The Austrian forces dt Ct6nB!adt were short
OF ammunition, and were preparing to return
to WallaChia, their baggage having already
left for that provinces
The Hungarians were In almost dndiS.urB-
ed possession Of Trahsylsania; the last city
In that KINGDOM; which 10 sill hold by thu
Austrian troops.
REDAND:-The reports for the ldst year from
the district pOor-law inspectors to the com
missiOners at Dablin; record volumes Of mis-
cry! Bvefy page Of this book teens viii
evidence Of the exemplary patience Of .hg
peasantry Of Ireland, under sulferings that
have had had no parallel In the annals Of
the civilized world. A clergyman from
d parish in COnnaught says this Whole district
lie now a wilderness; Odt of d PSpHtGnSR 81
twelve th0dsdnd four years ago, scarce one
half remain, SO that creatures that stiil live
here may be termed rather an accumulated
Of dead and dying humanity than what IL gem
orally meant by a pOpulatiot.
AtsfRIAN ITAtY.-BreStia; or taih6f The ri.
ms Of what was once Brescia; ID HOW III tNS
hands Of the A %dsttians! The towA wiz bonn
barded for si& hours: The streets were cat:
ried at the point Of the buyones, and the in.
habitants were drivens into their houses; and
Burned alive;
The Milan Gazette Of the 81 instant con-
'ains a summary Of the revolt and capture Of
Brescia.
On the 3Otb dit. the AusttiSn atiHy; q. OOO
ttong with six pieces Of Eahnoh set down be-
fore the city.
The A ustrian @ General offered terms Of can.
itulaIion; which not being agreed 10; he d.
vided his force into FIVE detachhenu such
OF which attacked one cf the gates. The az
tillery Of the citadel at the same time opened
its gates, and the attack was terrible, ss each
house was tdkeR by assa dlt. Blu. o. the ~
inst; the fedGctlOn was finally accomplished,
The ConGOtdia says that the Au6ttidhs sar=
rounded the city SO that escape Vas impossIblS
and the catnage was f%tTuHehse.
fHete the wires beyond BOatoa gave ous.S
HoME MANUFAoT6REs Two Wagon fnRds 81
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