The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-30


garians was written by Kossuth at his solicita-
ton, during Kossuth's sojourn at Hutaga, and
was never afterwards retracled.
A hurricane of the 26ih uIt. caused many ship
wrecks off the English coast
The Pope was daily expected at Paris.
The man who attempted to kill the Emperor
of Austria has been executed.
Austrian citizens are refusing all intercourse
with the English in consequence of England
sheltering Mazzini and Kossuth. Unusual com
motion prevails at Vienna, and many arrests
have been made More arrests are making a
Milan.
Russia is preparing to prevent an outbreak in
Poland.
Russia demands of Turkey nine millions ru-
bles due her for Intervention in Turkish affairs
in 1904.
tits denied that Turkey has thrown herself
under the protection of France and England.
The Montenegro war has ended and it is re-
ported that Diplomatic Congress has assembled
at Paris to settle the difficulty between Austria
aud Turkey.
BALrrMoRE, March 24-J. H. Cook pork deal
er, has failed for $50 GOO. Lewis and Geo. Gus
san. provision dealers, have suspended business
Their liabilities are said to be 81 100000
John Adair has been appointed Collector at
Chicago A. C. Gibson, Collector at Oregon
CITY: G. IL. Peaseley, collector at Boston; John
C. HAYS, Surveyor General of California VIM
Downing, Register Of the Land Office at Colum
bus, Miss; VIM Halliburton, Receiver of Pub
lie Monies at Milan, Me-; Richord d. Dolam,
Surveyor at ST. Louis.
Ship Moses Taylor, got ground of fSoaih-
West Pass, and has proved total loss Her
cargo of cotton was saved in damaged condi-
ton.
WAsuIEGToE, March 2l-The following con-
frmations have been made Jos. Lane, Cover
nor Of Oregon Isaac j. Stevens Governor Of
the Territory of Washington Geo. Garry, II
Oregon, Secretary Of Oregon Territory; J. w. |
Nespith, Marshal of Oregon T. J. Morcau,
Marshal Of the Southern District of Florida
Jesse B. Clemens, Marshal of the Middle Dis
rict of Tennessee; Ben. F. Hallet, Attorney
for Massachusetts,; Thos Evans Marshal Of S. |
Carolina; Thos. Hayne Attorney for Illinois
Geo. Hand. Attorney for Michigan B. a. F. |
Harden, Attorney for Oregon H. NJ. Bishop, |
Assistant Treasurer Of Boston r. B. Campbell |
of Texas, Commissioner Of Mexican Boundary |
I. S. Fay, Of New York, Minister 10 Switzerland
]. Randolph Clay Of Penn, Minister to the Re-
public of Peru; Saul'l. u. Heap. Consul at Tu-
mis-. Coliectors-N. L. Fowler Saco, Ne. J. |
?. Phurney, Barnstabe. Mass; v. F. Cullock,
Charleston; Stephen Powers, Brazcs; Oliver $.
WiiherIy, San Diego, California; B. w. Wall |
Monterey.
New ORLEANS, March 23.-A British barcue
was burnt al Southwest Pass, named Abeona,
with 800 bales Of cotton.
Santa Anna had not arrived at Mexico up 10
tie 5th inst, but was expected by the first f
April.
WAsuNGroS, March 22.-lSenate- Lieutenant
Gsardaet has been confirmed as Captain Of the
First Regiment of Dragons. Judge Mason, of
lowe, has been nominated for Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, and Mr.. Anderson, ex-nember
Of Congress from Maine as Commissioner Of
Customs.
New YoDK. March Cotton--sales Of 1900
bales at easier prices. Flour-3,OOO bb!s. SOC
at 81 % a 81 43. Mess Pork SO 70. LAID
inactive. Grain, holders are asking high pr
ces.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-River fallen one foot.
Flour-sales at SO 60. Whisky 1850. Clover
seed Sc.
WAsHNGToN. March 24.-The Senate has coz
frmed Hugh Anderson, of Maine, Commissioner
Of Customs
The President has nominated Nathaniel Haw
thorne as Consul TO Liverpool.
The Senate will probably adjourn on Mon
day.
Tie Census Bureau is being re organized.
CINcINNATI, March 24.-River stationary
Flour quiet, at SO SO to 80 go. Whiskey 183.
NEW York, March -Flour-25O0 bbls
State brands sold at s4 % a 81 A. Mess Pork
Sl5 37-market heavy--Lard plenty.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Senate con
firrned the following appointments: Mr.. vessy
of Penn, as Consul to Havre; Mr.. Bacon of N.
York, to Nassau; and Mr.. Denny, of Penn, to
Para; Mr. Campbell, of Ala, as Supreme Judges;
J Mr.. Long, as Marshal for the Eastern District
of Tenn.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Spring has been
convicted of murder in the first degree. He mans
ifested great indifference.
New York, March 25.-Cotton steady-sa'es
yesterday of 1900 bales.
WAsH1NeToN, March 25.-The Gardner case
continues to drag along. The evidence will be
very voluminous. The Senate is almost with
out a quorum. Nothing doing hut confirming
appointments.
Nomnations-Judg Slidell, of Louisiana, as
Minister 20 Central America; James Larie, Col