The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-11-10
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lelegraphie despatehsss WIZ
fuller than any which We have previously pa0-
sAeaaLbe, n b. ORA.
The steamor EurOpa arrived at Halifax ms
and Jeff a. one O'Clock in the alter
noon for Boston. She brings adsiees IRON
London to the lgth and Liverpool lSthinsfs
The English papers have ceased to chFonl'
The ravaess Of the cholera. It is tOftun-
a,ely fast disappearing thFOu shOut Europe.
Excepting the excitement prevailing In
Cotton, buslaessduring the week hasbeen gen.
orally inactive.
The affairs Of Sicily have been nearly ar
ranged. The island is to have a distinct ad-
minislruiion from Naples.
The U. s. NALL steamer Washington from
New York, arrived ct Southampton on the
9Th int.
TIE TuRKlRH AND RUSSIAN DIFFIcuErY.
he English papers cnntain many sPecnlations
and reports eancerning tho declaration Of the
Emperor Of Russia in regard 70 the appeal
made 10 him respecting the the extradiliod OF
the Hungarian refugees. Nothing definite, can
he known ill the resolution ofthe Emperor and
his Imperial Council shai he made known. TIE
E,nperor's reply was expectrd 10 reach the
Turkish capital about the 10Th Or 9Th Of DC
tcbsr. Apprshending then the declaration O
war, the Porte was exceedingly anxious :"
hear the effect produced upon the cabinets ct
London and PARIS. A large feet 81 war steam
ets are collecting in the wa ers Of the BnsFo-
rus and the harbor Of the Golden Horn. Be.
tween the entrance Cf the Black Sea and the
Projontis ia the Sea Of Marmora, twelve Ships
Of the Lac nre at anchor, fully equipped and
plen,ifully provisioned.
An armed bony If 100000 troops are as
sembled around The Turkish c%apital, and are
drilled daily ffrm daybrsak until dark.
"A letter dated Constahtin"ple, 26 j Instant,
states that before entering Turkey, official as
s~u'ances were given Kossurh thai he and mis-
fellow refugees would be welcome aud allow
cd . procerd to any part Of the world they
might desire.
A considerable number Of tne patriots hav,
been'put on board an American carvette and
French steamer destined, it is sid for Greece
An eloquent later from Kossulh to Lore
PaImerstOn lie published IN the English jour
nails.
By the news from Widen, it appears, 'hat
4 MOllah had been sent to urge the Refugees
to embrace the Islamite faith, and had been
u successful. Kossuth, Guyon, Dembinski
and others swOre that no po' ers should IN.
duce them to aposrate. Benz had no scrQ'
pies.
The most unwelcome Eea,ute 10 the new
from Turkey is that those Pachalics in Eu
, rope which are partly Greek and partly Turk
ish, are in a STATE of torment in consequence,
d the threatened rupture between Russia an,
Turkey.
. Under the influence OF Russian .ommisaries
members Ofthe Greek Church, in these Pacha
e lies have betrayed serious intentions OF taklnI
Q advantages Of tho present opportunity to &c
up a revolt.
Great activity prevails in sending courier
to and from the principal parts Of Europe; bu
the 6rmness in the public funds aIlays any 81
prehensiun o. serinus results.
A PARIS correspondent Of the London Time
Says that a note has been addressed by III
y English Government TO lie Ambassador at s.
Petersburg on the subject Of Turkish aiFai
con"hed in firm and moderate terms, and col
.sins nothing to wound the susceptibilities
Nicholas hut announces its determination
n support the Porte against any sxigenciss thu
would compromise the dignity Of an indeDei
dent sovereignty. Lord Palmerston likewi
sent the proper instructions to Sir stratfor
Canning and placed the Mediterranean feet
his disposal.
France has initiated England in this respeC
. and a rerfect unanimity ptevails between Il
= two powers.
n, FRANcs The Moniteur. announces rhe a
Y. pVihtUeHt " 4uCthn. MHuIht az Minister To II
rim, and N. Bois LIE Compt, now Minister
ID Turin, AZ Minister Pleuiputentary to Was
II inglOn. But The fact was stated, Of viii
a there Is n" doubt, that the Government v
n. totally ignorant Of what he'd passed IN Anne
L ca when the new Minister was named.
" The only ~alluslnn made in any Of The pap,
st received TO the difficulty between the Frea
IN and the A american Governments is the folio
% ing, cOpie' from the Psris Pnesse.
"some explanation OF the affair lie nee
:. sary. The French Govsvnmsn, demand
: . an idsmnity for lpsses sus aimed by Frsr
subjects during the Mexican war. This
I. mand having met with somo opposition
French Government charged our Minister
Washington 70 anpouncs TO the Amer,
Goyernment that the indsmnitiss clair
rk would be kept gu, Of the snuuitles, mon
&c ing TO twenty-five millions francs. vel due f