The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-04-07

men, pen m en- have Us rived
Be 81 5 flor Den.n & on q say to
ihe b oh q ai en- II ths Sat Lake
country. They are accompanied By Nor
mon missionary q al1er. superintend.
ed their embarka.ion It q Danish port.
their pa g across the AtlAntic. and their
voyage up the Mississippi river, and will
continue n charge of Them until their fnal
settlement ID Utah territory. On their way
up the river there occurred among them
four deaths and one marriage.
The Emperor of Rnssia's reply to the
English Peace Deputalion, u published ii
/ the papers received By The last steamer.
In i hedisclaims any intentions 81 conquest
il this struggle, and places bis proceedings
solely upon religious grounds, deening
himself bound toproteet the Greek Chris
tians against Turkish oppression. By tsas,
on Of their common faith. He processes
himself unable % understand what cause Of
complaint England has against him, as be
has always treated that nation we'll.
I'LL ~-ee4~---~~----.--
The French army il the East is to num-
Der 10000 men. and the English army 80
o0o. constituting together, an expeiitiona-
~ force Of 10000 men, fully capable of
making Roadway against all the force ofthe
Russians either now in or likely to be near
the Dapubian Principaliles. The Russian
Foreign Office has directed to draw up
aiwar manifesto. The British Ambassador
left st. Petersburg On the 18Th Of Februa-
~, without seeing the Emperor, his passport
having been sent to him. The French
Minister demanded to be treated in the
same manner, hdt the Gar having express
ed 3 wish to see him, he went 10 court. and
received The inYestures Of Russian order
NEBRAsKA.--H d, johnson the squatter
representative in Washington from the NOR
ganized territoro Of Nebraska has addressed
to congress a memorial in which he enters
into an elaborate argument in favor Of The
main principle of Douglas bin ], although he
processes TO believe that slavery will never
go into the territory and says that previous
70 the presentation Of the bill he was in IA
vOr ofsaying nolhing aboat slavery in the
territorial act. His expression is nor do
suppose that there win be q single slave in
tie territory, This IS rather singular in
in view Of the fact that there are slaYesnoW
residing there. s ~ a -
The PANAMA .RAfLRo1D WILDE completed
and open for the transportation Of cars on
the Isl Of August neyt. u the early part
Of FEBRUARY three thousand laborDrs were
engaged on. the line southwark ofthe Obs
poriver nearly two thousand Of whom were
on the panama side ofthe summit. The ia
ciities for transportation across the lsthmus
are nowavery great--so much SO that the
passengers can cross with their luggage from
Panama to Aspinwallin one single day on
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90 80
The newspapers state that Mr.. Soale is q
great favorite with the Queen Of Spain.
The statement would perhaps be more cred
table to Mr. Soule iftbe Queen Of Spain
we're more respectable Woman ~ Lon Ioar-
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ALE OhLEGE IN THE FIELD. Il
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they have had ! great anti Nebraska dem
In the city Of New Haven Conn,
Ehe professors Of y ale College, 50 long and
o liberal J supported BIZ Southern money,
urned out In force, and rated the South ter,
IDLY. Jeshurun has waxe1 fat and kicked. !
)ne professor Thacher sneered at the
hiyilrY OF the South and said he would ex.
,ress his opinion 1.-THE halls Of Z ale College
we're made as still as vacation forever. One :
)r. Taylor had his righteousness So stirred E
within him that he felt that, he could use !
he arm OF flesh. And. to complete the sol
mn farce. old professor Silliman, made
peech about Nebraska, which he wound up 2
II saving: Dissolution of the Union always
eemed to me wild talks but the Union will !
q dissolved ii this thing be done and they !
sili 10 it. fceliin al kindness to the South 8
hi should The necessity arise, feel like my :,
iend, On. Taylor, that could take my part !
j die contests
IN view Of the patriotic and spirited atti- y
lde Of those two venerable props Of science 9
nd learning and for The. purpose Of saving ;,
le fwfnl waste Of II e and property which =
ropose that the North select Silliman and Z
nd TAYLOR as iis champions andsWe on our y y