The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ftty-three passengers. She brought no specie.
The Cambria reached Liverpool on the 2lst
May.
London Money Market easy. Consols GLIB
The Bank returns show a decrease Of bullion.
American stocks brisk.
COrToN.-For two days after the sailing Of
the Niagara, there was a good demand for
trade and export, and full prices paid for A.
merican descriptions, Since the receipt ofthe
Cambria's advices, stocks had began to accu-
mulate, and the market became glutted and
prices slightly depressed. The weeks trans
actions were 10000 bales. Weeks import
not less ICE, 0OO-nearly all American. Stock
at Liverpool estimated at 100000 bales, 100000
of which are American.
The French have not entered Rome. Moth
ing important from Hungary. Emperor of Aus-
tria had engaged to meet the Emperor of RUS
STA at Warsaw.
Further advices report a decline in Provis-
ions. Canadian affairs had been fully debated
in parliament, and Lord Elgin sustained. An
amendment had been proposed to the Naviga-
ton bill, which will cause it 10 be modified
and probably defeat its final passage. The
elections in France took place on the 18th
general result unknown; nineteen Moderates
and nine Socialists elected in Paris.
The French army had not entered Rome
The Italian question had been discussed, and
the Ministry defeated in the Assembly, by a
majority Of thirty.
There is, in the following paragraph, an OBJ
security or omission, which we supply by the
insertion OF the words I" the French Govern.
ment," as we presume that is the power allu-
ded TO The French Government has ad-
dressed the Cabinets Of London, St Petersburg,
Vienna and Berlin, deploring the interference
Of Russia in the affairs Of Hungary. and if
diplomatic means are not sufficient to check it,
it will appeal to the National Assembly.
Mr.. Faucher, (D the Minister Of the Inle-
rior had resigned, and was supposed would be
followed by that Of other Ministers.
Sicily has again revolted against the Nea-
p~olitans, and the Neupolitan army has been de-
feated.
Fighting still continues in.Hungary, and the
HungOrians everywhere successful, and it was
reported, were in two days march of Wen
ma.
The Danes had suffered another defeat, and
had accepted the mediation of England.
Every part of Germany was ina disturbed
state, and revolutionary movements Of de
cided character had taken plice in Frankfort.
The Pope on learning the resistance 10 the
French troops in Rome, had declared that he
could not return to The city on such terms and
at such a price, and sent a messenger to Gen.
Oudinot and the King of Naples to withdraw
their troops. There was a terrible state OF af-
fairs in Rome, The Priests were dragged from
their hiding places, and hacked to pieces by
the Infatuated people and throwninto the Tiber.
The Romans were in the highest state Of ex-
element, and prepared for any emergency, and
iii was thought no human power could restore
the Pope. The French army (new reinforce
mentSJ had landed in Italy and were march
ing on Rome. The Russians were Fastening
to the assistance of Vienna-a Russian army
had also entered Gulacia 1870 900 strong with
$50 pieces Of artillery and $500 (25O00) cav
airy. Gen. Benz promises them a warm recep-
ton,
LivERrooL, 18.-Sea Island n TO I5d. Stock
of Cotton on hand $4,000 bales against 4l9,-
90 at same period last yenr.
The reported defeat of the French Ministry
is unfounded, they, on the contrary, were
sustained by a majority of 81. The Tuscan
troops sheltered (entered) LeghOrn on the
10th.
New York, June 4, 4 P. M.-Twenty.hve
cases Of Cholera--ll deaths. Ship Princeton
from Liverpool lost her steward and 10 passen-
gers by cholera, on the passage.
Newfoundland was surrounded with ice
and the steamer was unable to approach. Her
passengers walked fifty miles over the ice,
There was a slight depression in the Cotton
market at Liverpool on the Goth, and a reduce
lion of Id. had been submitted to for low and
%niddling qualities-former quotations 43,8d
for fair upland and Mobile. AID for Orleans
good qualities, which were less plentiful,
On the 18th, the French having attempted
the passage Of the Tiber, the MiIvini bridge
was blown up, TO impede them, The French
were on the banks Of the river between Talo
(TvolI? and Rome, their vanguard being
within four miles Of the city, and that Of the
Neapolitans within twelve miles. A small
body Of spaniards were at Finnicoti.
The king Of Prussia issued a manifesto con-
demning the revolt that has been raised by
the enemies OF Germany. The seise Of Ber-