The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26
7segraphsd 10 he Louisville Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALlFAx, jan, u, LO a. ".

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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, Jan, 10, lOA.N.
The Canada arrived this morning after a
boisterOus passage. :,
Col. Webb and suite had reached Liverpool
el route for Vienna.
The express from India had arrived, bring
ing cheering news for the manufacturers, and
,t is expected that with the new year .
large speculative business will be do ne.
A revolution has broke out at SerVia which
has alarmed the A ustrian Government. The
insurgentsnumber over 100000, and their ranks
are hourly swelled by d%eserters from military
districts Of Peterwerden and Essey. tits sup
posed Russia is at the foot Of this conspiracy
for the purpose Of compelling Austria and
Turkey to become dependent on her. The
rebellion will probably lead to lead to a ruP-
ture between Austria and Turkey.
A plot on favorable scale against the Rus
sian Government has been discovered at St.
Petersburg. 1t was to have been brought toa'
focus on new years day, Thu Car has or
dered all the troops to the Turkish frontier to
prepare for tho emergency,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24-Cotton has advanced
a farthing, with an upward tendency; fair up
land 62d; Orleans 81. An improved feeling
in the corn trade and prices rather higher than
this day fortnight. Wheat has advanced I'd
per 10 lbs. Fair brands Of American -four 25s;
~ HL - as.H 80 L ~ M
ordinary 23s. Sd. Indian corn, white 90 a 3Os,
yellow 90 a 29s. Money is abundant. Amer
lean stocks are in good demand. There are
El7,OO0,0OO bullion in the Bank Of England
No provision market reported. ,.I a.
Parliament will meet in February. The
London press express its belief that the
cabinet will not object to the severance from
the mother country Of her Canadian posses
sions, as they cost the British Government
, over 100000 per year.
, There is nothing Of special interest from
/, France. A Havre paper says that private let
| tiers from. the United States state that the Ameri-
can Government has acknowledged the JUS
{ tice Of the indemnity demanded BY Poussin,
i I u WHlOu " IL AuPtuiO uOb"VSu wv wv
countries. N.Y.. N alHa
r An Austrian regiment, stationed at Co
r morn, has rebelled and killed many Of its prin'
: cipal officers.
There is nothing else Of importance in the
news. q t,..., ga
DrsREpUrABLE,-The third sentence oil tn
:, Presidents. message, as published by the Re
public and ~InlelligenCer, and as transmitted 4
8 Congress, as apr ears on the congressional
reports, aud unpublished by us, reads as fol-
G lows: Ht.5.N -a #r.I *ua Hta@, Err
n We are at peace with'ull the other nations OIL
the world, and seek to- maintain our cherished
% relations of amity with them. .tfa
In some Of the latter editions OF the mes
II sage which are going through the country
that sentence has been changed by some on,
y either by design OF accident,so as todmak
! the following nODsense:'
"We are at peace with all The sborId, an
seek to maintain our cherished relations @
amity with the rest Of mankind"
This may have occurred by accident; blu
10 - it scarcely looks like it, There seems to
"" much method in it, for the mere 'madnesss
: Of the types. If done by design, it will not ia
T. mOrtalize the perpetrators, either from an
y wit or ingenuity which it exhibits. II is to
y silly even for contempt, 1t, however, was
Is perfect GOdsend to the l%ocofocO papers, Il
IN with the exception Of this verbal inuccuracy
81 they would not have found food for the exc
It's else Of their vocation, which isto use the lar
70 guge OF the Union, to abuse old lack, wha
y ever he may do, to the bitter end.'
~ Ala. Journal.