The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-25

resistance on The part IF the Hnnearians. ds
latter were compelled to evscuate the town
with the loss q TO standards, two piece, Of
artillery aud five hundred prisoners.
ENaLisd SYMPATHY FoR HuNeARY.-An en-.
'hCslps.ic meeting has taEeR place ii London
to express public sympathy with Hungarians
and tor the purpose Of requesting the British
Ministry g recognize the Hungarian Govern
rHent' Many Quaker msmbers Of the peacs
society participated therein. When the chair.
man proposed giving aidto Hungary BY taking
up HFFns, the meeting rose a. one man shouting
and yelling for war! sa
The petition adopted Il his meeting when
brought before Parliament, produced On inter.
estlng debate on Hungarian affairs.
TALY-SARbiNfA-vE VENICE The SaFdinians
are delaying the conclusion III i treaty II
peace with Austria, their supposed obiecl Be-.
ing 70 aid ~fiungary BY keeping the Austrian
troops in Lombardy. The Austrian comman
der-in-chief has peremptOriIy demanded All
answer, giving the Sandman King four days
for a decision. The latter has appealed 10 liz
French President TO settle the difficulty.
Venice still holds out against fearful odds,
FRANCE SERIOUS divisions exist among The
majority Of the French Legislative Assembly,
who have determined to withdraw from lie
ranks OF the Bonapartists and fern i separate
party. A suspicion exists Of an extensively
organized begitimists conspiracy. Ii ID al
nOunced that the troops who had disembarked
after the surrender Of Rome, have rsemBdFEeI
and proceed to their original destination.
RoME.-The city Is tranquil under Oudinors
government. All public acts are ordered IA
the name Of the Pope, who will remain atCaeta
until after the accoachnent Of the Queen Of
Naples, when lie will repair to Rome, and re-
sumo his temporal and spiritual authority.
Nothing is said as to how the French armyiS
to be paid, but III reported TINT Russia has
agreed to lend bis Holiness ten millions, With
out interest, the principulto be paid At The rate
Of half a million ANNUALLY.
The American Consul has not resumed hia
authority since the attack on his house BY tho
French soldiers. He withdrew thence, after
protesting dgiihSt The ihdignity offered his
flag.
GaribaIii, on the iii uli. levied a contribu-
ton Of f2OOd on the Inhabitants, after which
he took up a position il The vicinity. lie h J
selected different parts Of the country where
in to form armed bands among those intend
ing to join him!
BALTIMORE, August 10.
TuRKEH.-0ne days later adyices from Con
stantinople announce that the Ottoman Porte
has issued a protest against the transportation Of
troops through TransylyaniS, and IL gives , o.
tice that if the Russians attempt to pass they
? will be disarmed. This energetic protest on
: the part Of the Turks has produced great SEN
J sation, 4s a'
INTERFERENCE OF France AND ENeLAND.-
5 There are important rumors in london that
J France and England are about to interfere in
the affairs Of Hungary. mQ .t
3 HUNGARY Tile latest news from TrnnsyE
vania is favorable 10 the ~Hungarians. II ID
supposed that unless some division be made III
S The South, in favor Of Jellacldeb, lie would be
2 entirely crushed blythe Magyar forces The
$ Russian general had been completely outwitted
by Georgy aq5uaH
MISCELLANEOUS The King Of Wurtemburg
has disapproved Of the German Constitution.
Dispatches from Genoa announce thar a
French squadron had sailed from Toulon TOT
Q GaetO, to convey the Pope TO Civilta Vecchia.
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THINGS i HAVE NOTICED.
have noticed that all speak we'll Of all
mems virtues when they are dead: and ,heti
tombstones are marked with epitarhs o. sgoot
and yirtuous.' lie there any particular GENE
terry where the bad men are buried?
| have noticed that the prayers oFeyery self
18Th man is forgive Us our debts, but make
every body pay WHO owes him, 10 The utmos
farthing.
I have noticed that death Is i mercilos
Judge, though not impartial. Every man owe.
''d debt-Denth snmmons the debtor, and h