The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-10
Late News.


N. r.srol,s. On her r~eeut mp made
the dis,sure from New Orleans to Naiciez
an "A houn and % mInuics.
The NaIehoz Courier. Of saturday. stats
that he river IS .till dsing having nsen ]
foot 4 inches since "Wednesday.
The Great Exhibition progresses iayoFa'
biy. Receipts, including season uckets'
are $4,000 per day.
Ko-.u,h and five others are excluded
from the amnesty treaty. f..
The legitimists in France have signihed
their int ntion to restore monarchy.
A large portion o fthe regular U ). Army
il to be transferred TO the Mexican and
Texan frontier, in order TO execute the
treaty OF Gaudaloupe Hidalgo.
At Pittsburgh, on the 9TH inst, there were
5 feet water scant in the river, and falling.
At Louisville this week, 100 bales Miss
issippi aud North Alabama cotton sold,
mostly middling, at &c., common at 7c.
Provisions dull. Mess Pork nominal S14
on time. River falling, 5 feet 4 inches water
on the Falls.
One hundred and ffty-two deaths from
cholera have occurred at Louisville. Among
them, Warren, clerk of the Fanny Smith.
Nine houses " ere destroyed by fire in
New Orleans, on the corner of Jackson and
Claiborne streets, on Saturday morning last.
FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The steamer Chero-
L.. ~ux,,oJ tb;s ,aoYo;nn from Havana onH
New York, bringing California news to May
/. Mining prospects were good, and rich
harvests reaped. There had been great
quartz discoveries.
The elections in San Francisco had re-
suited in favor of the wings. Branham had
been elected Mayor.
Gen. Morehead, the Quarter-master Gen.
eral in California, had absconded.
1t was rumored that an. expedition was
being fitted out to seize upon L.. California
Lynching still continues at various places
BY the census returns, the population Of
California will be about III 900. She viii
only have one member of Congress.
At st. Louis, on the Sd inst, the rveI
was rising rapidly. 1t had risen 16 inche,
in twenty-four hours, and is now IL feet be
low the great food of 1874.
The Missouri is rising rapidly. Despatch
es from the Upp& Missouri say there were
heavy rains yesterday. The bottoms below
St. JOSEPH, are already under water, ant
the Missouri was never known so high a
this season.
The steamers Empire City and Nortl
America have arrived at New York from
Chagres, bringing So, 800, 600 in gold.
THE EUROPEAN NEws.-The news from
Europe by late arrivals, is indicative o
coming political changes in England, and o
important events on the continent.
In England, there is a prospect of
change Of ministry, but we do not belly,
that a Protectionist Cabinet, can, at thi
day, carry on the Government, although re
port says that Lord Stanley, the protection
list leader in the Peers, will accept Office
The great exhibition was progressing favor
ably.
In France there appears to be a want c
confidence in the stability of the presen
order of things. M, Dupin has been re
elected President of the Assembly. Gel
Cavinac is a prominent candidate for til
Presidency. The account of the state {
political feeling in The provinces are unsati'
factory to the powers that be. Louis M
poieon's chance of obtaining a proIong;
ton of his powers as President, appears t
be more favorable
From the other countries on the cont
nent, there is no news of great importance
Tomorrow, in our "Gleamings from Ell
ropean Journals and Letters" we will Civ
every thing of interest.-IrUe Delta.