The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30
Telegraphtd to he Louisville Journal.
ARRIVALOF THE AMERICA.
81. JoHSs, June 10, l849.

The America Capt. Paris arrived at Halifax
it 3 P. M. yesterday.
Liverpool June 9.--Cotton-under the inlu-
,nce Of favorable accounts from India, and
he confirmation Of the American packet Of the
done to the growing crops. and the
consequent rise of prices and prospect of an
abundant harvest, together with the cheerful
Of the Manchester mark ets. buyers OPP
on a large scale. Up to the close
Of the week the market closed at an advance
of Id per pound for all qualities Of American
good fair, which is ID doarer, The
quotations to-day are for fair AID, Mobile AID,
Orleans AZ.
The Emperor Of Prussia is said to be iii the
markets for a loan OF 100000 600. .
In Parliament, Gladstine gave notice that
on the 18th he would bring toward a motion
respecting the late events in Canada. Lord
Russell gave a pledge, that, in the mean time,
nothing Should be done to prejudice the pres
ent position of the rebellion losses bill.
The conduct of the American Government
in reference to the expedition for the search
Of sir John franklin had been alluded to in
Parliament in very aattering terms.
The affairs Of the continent have UNDER
gone no important change though events have
been neither few nor trialng,
FRANCE the new cabinet has been form
ed by a coalition withlO'DIion Barrett and De.
faur. The new ministry is the same as the old
except in a Foreign Department, the Depart
ment of Commerce and another Department
The Paris papers generally disapprove Of the
compromise and predict its failure. TIE Rec
Republicans are particular violent in denoun.
cling the new ministry. A message for the
President of the Republic to the Legisla
tive Assembly is published in the paris Paper
Of Tuesday. 1t is composed upon the Amer
lean and not Euro pean models and fills -four
columns. M. LeSsupes has failed in his mis-
sion to conquer the Romans into affection fol
France and has returned to Paris for further
instructions. Some accounts say he was re-
called and that the same messenger carried in
structions to oudinOt to reduce the Holy City
to subsection at all hazards and that he would
commence the attack with an army of $4,000
on the 30th VI May. The Romans have an,
nounced a firm resolution to Withstand to the
last, the threatening assault. 1t is stated tina
they have ah efficient fore OF 10000 for that Dur
pose, The Pope still persists in demandinl
an unqualified renewal Of his powers as TEN
poral ruler and that the Trumvirate backeI
by the people declare they will never concede
There is II every hearth saws Maggind, {"
determination the most profound to accom-
plish the destruction Of the Pope's tempora
power. We shall then fight to the last agains
oil projects for his restoration The Frank
fort Parliament will exercise its influence +
form q republic after the French model, to b
composed OF Baden, Wertemburg, Rheimish
BovIna. The plenipotentiaries of Prussia, Han
over, and Saxony have promulgated a nev
constitution fer Germany, in which the prin
ciPle of universal suffrage is recognized t
form a union of the German States. Tn
King Of Prussia is made the prominent heat
Austria is excluded from present arrangement
All other States are invited to enter into it,
1t is is doubted whether the plan will sue
coed.
Some portions of this despatch were unin
telligible. The best possible use has bee
made Of such parts,
The war in Hungary presents no new fea
ture and since fall of Buda into the Huneari
ans hands no event has occurred calculated /
have a permanent influence on the,result ofth
struggle, though the Hungarisns have achiey
ed farther victories. The contestors are con
centrating their forces and the acCount O
a tremendous battle is every day looked for
The Austrian General Weldon has been 81
perceded by Hawaize. Prince Pask will
command the united forces in the East, an
Gen. Hayman the forces in the West. TIL
latest intelligence from Italy left the Austri
ans under Marshal Rudetsky, The aocoun
of bOmbarding that city Venice we suppose
was expected which was closely invested OF
all sides. 1t is said that the King of S ardir
ia is at the disposal of the Hungarians. [Th,
despatch here is awfully unintelligible TIL,
reports that the war between the Danes an,
Prnssians is speedily to end are confirmed, bu
we can see no reliable evidences of the fact.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
We have received further intelligence from