The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-11
IsIsgraphed . Ne Loaniue Courier.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ST. JOINS, Wednesday, July 25. lP.M
The royal mail steamship Europa, arrived
at Halifax last evening, with 1913 passengers
bringing dates from Liverpool to the l4th.
The weather has been excessively hot in Lon
don and Liverpool, The cholera is steadily
on the increase at London. Last week there
were l52 deaths there, and in Liverpool there
were 2Ol.-The epidemic has broken out in
a very fatal form in Southampton, and seems to
infest the entire Southern coast.
The crops throughout England and Ireland
are very promising. The potatoe disease has
appeared in a number Of places in Ireland
The Irish papers contain most distressing &C
counts of the intense suffering among the
poorer classes, particularly in the South West
districts. The work houses are filled to reple-
ton, and thousands Of persons appear actu-
ally without means to keep life and soul to-
gether.
On Monday, O'Brien, Meagher, McNamus
and O'Donohue, were embarked on board the
schooner Swyt, which sailed Immediately for
Van Dieman's land. Previous to their departure,
they placed in the hands Of mutual friends an
address to their countrymen, Of which the Lon
don Times says;
Kit must be admitted that its tone is unob-
jectionable. nay, even more moderate than
could be expected from mon, the whole tenor
Of whose previous conduct favored the suppo-
sition that they were acting not as free agents,
but as the victims of some unknown species
of downright lunacy."
FRANcE.-The elections to fill IS vacancies
are going forward quietly, an6the results favor
the moderate candidates. In Paris, the Min
~isterial candidates were all returned. In the
lists, have secured their election. On Thurs
day night il was rumored in Paris Of a DIFF
ference in the cabinet about affairs at Rome.
1t is said that Barrott and Dufour will retire.
A doubt was expressed whether England had
previously, as reported, demonstrated with
France on the subject OF the affairs at Rome
Mr.. delays has despatched an Ambassador
extraordinary to the Court Of St. James, with
much apparent haste, with the object, as has
been conjectured, to nutrahze Lord Palmer
ston's decided or apprehended Intervention ia
favor of the Romans. In regard to the sub,
ject the London Sun says;
"The Marquis of Normandy has presented
a note to the French Government; from Lore
Palmerston, demanding explicit explanation
as to the intention Of France, with regard to
Rome, how long it liz intended that the French
army shall occupy Roman Territory-whethel
it is resolved to support the Pope Plus &c"
The legitimists and Jesuit journals are set
ting up a cry for the absolute unconditionaI
restoration Of the Pope, but the correspondent
Of the London Times says, that no such fol
ly is intended by the French Government.
Several committees from the legislative AS
sembly suggest the ptOrogation of Parliamenr
from the 18th of August to the LIST of October
without detrimbnt TO the public business.
A commissioned was appointed forthwith, tc
consider the proposition, The difficulties
which continue to beset the French Govern.
ment, particularly in regard to the Italian CUES
ton, occasion funds to i~Huctuate greatly.
The Paris Mohitetr contains u despatch
from Oudinot giving an elaborate description
Of the final assault made on the Goth of June
on the city of Rome. The Romans tough
desperately, leaving 400 killed ;l25 were taker
prisoners. The French admit only 9 killed
and ITO taken prisoners. In consequence o
the surrender Of Rome, the orders received a
Toulon for the embatkation of a reinforce
ment we're countermanded, and the steame
already at sea will be called back
Ledru Rollins movements are at length trac
ed. He was until recently secreted in Paris
He reached London on Wednesday from Bel
gium, in company with Bernard, AragO, anC
Bonho;. The present accounts Of cholera arr
favorable. The deaths have decreased t.
thirty per day. - total number of DEATH
> in Paris and suhAn nee the commencement
of the cholera hd4 been more than twenty
, thousand.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
> LvERPooL, JPlyl4
Sales OF Cotton, Tor the week oZ,ojU Oale
at further advance of an Id. Quotations a
! the close Of yesterdays market, were Fair Up
: land and Mobile sd, Fair Orleans sid. 27,Oo
bales were taken by spectators, $4,000 OF ex
port. OF American descriptions sold were q
600 bales uDlands at 4a5Ad; 3e 900 Orleans a
4a64d, 10000 Alabama and Mobile at 4a5I--
!, There was not SO much offering yesterday, bu
the advance was firmly maintained.
= SECOND DESPATCH.
/, ADDITIONAL FoREIGN NEWS.
g IrAIY.-The Roman Assembly, at its las
sitting, adopted a constitution, ordering i !
be deposited in the capitol, as the exprosslo
If Of the unanimous wish Of the people. 1t !
.rorovoJ an n,arhle. Funeral service