The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-29
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10 The NJ o. Pieay1lne.
CUBA-CONGRESS, sc.
BALTIMORE, June II

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BALTIMORE, June n, 1850.
The Philadelphia North American intimates
semi-oficially that dispatches from General
Campbell, the American Consul at Havana.
have been received by the President, per steam
ship Isabel, in which the Consul calls for immo-
diate action to save the lives of The captains oil
the Gcorgiana and Susan Loud. The Presi-
dent dlsaPproves the conduct of Com. Talnall
of the Saranac, and sent to Havana an imperi-
alive demand for the release Of all the prisons
ers. He has also Informed The Spanish Minis
Ter that no more AAing will be allowed; that
he (the PresideT1ha done his duty towards
Spain, and that ifthe life of a single innocent
American citlzea be sacrificed, war win be the
inevitable consequence.
The British Minister has expressed the cpin-
ion that the American government has fully
complied with all its obligations under the law
Of nations, and Spain can now look Tor no
countehance from Great Britain if she provoke s
a war.
LIE
The Senate has not yet tax EN- a vote on the
compromise. That body has agreed to take a
recess from Thursday (2Olh) to Monday (24thJ
with an understanding to take a final vote on
the compromise before adjourning. Mr.. Clay
is sHIl confident Of the passage OF the bill.
BALTIMORE, June 10.
In the Senate, Mr.. Soule offered an amends
ment to the compromise bill, providing that
the new States NAV be admitted into the Union
with or without slavery, as the people of said
States may decide. This amendment was
adopted by a vote of SO to r.. Mr.. Webster
his determination to support the bill
The House is still have under discussion the
question.
BALTIMORE, June 10.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, Foote'S r~esolu-
ton, allowing California 10 divide herself into
TWO States, at some future time, with or with,
out slavery, as the people may decide, was
passed by a vote of IS to 0.
The House is still engaged in the discussion
1t the California question.
BALTIMORE, June 81.
No news of a Steamer yet.
In the Senate on Thursday (2Oth) the amend
nent giving the Supreme Court jurisdiction on
he Texas boundary was rejected by a vote OF
"A to 49, Berrien's resolution giving Colifor-
Tia but om Representative, was also rejected
" = vote OF two-thirds. The Senate then adj
OurOed--Mr. Clay Z essing the hope that
here would be no more amendments offered.
The House was engaged to-day (2lsD in
discussing the bill giving bounty lands to all
oldlers who have served in war under the
A mencan flag
New MExIco-The President yesterday sent
message to the Senate communicating infor.
nation received from New Mexico, concerning
he operations of Major Neighbors, as Com
for Texas, organizing the country
lnder the authority of that State. The Presi.
lent says that New Mexico was captuhd by
he United States from Mexico, and shouh, in
us opinion, remain under the control Of Gen,
raj Government till the question of boundary
5 settled by a competent tribunal.
FORREST AMI WlLLs.-Forrest cowhided
Willis in New YORK on Monday.
RESURRECTION IN PORTO RIco,-Nows from
'otto Rico announces the rising of the negroes
t ST. Pierre, One-half Of the city was destroy
d by fire, and the insarrection was still CO.
ng on.
CHOLERA AT RIO The Cholera still con,in-
les at Rio, carving off one hundred per day.
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER The fine
teamer Griffith is burnt on Lake Erie, BY which
hundred emigron's have persisted.
FROM HAVANA.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 22-l0 A. M.-The
hip Charlotte Reed, four days from Havana, I
as just arrived, and reports that when she left
ve'ything was quiet in Havana, and that no.
hing new had transpired relative to the pris-
ners.