The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
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ly of the action of King Victor Emanuel in in
terfering with the sovereignty of the Papa
States, and has asked the protection of foreign
| governments.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The overland mai
brings later advices from Salt Lake City
which represent that the Indians in Utah have
again been committing depredations in Hum
bolt county, in which some of the Mormon
brethren are implicated.
Fire at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 8.-An extensive fire broke
| to Moore, Halstead & Co., which entirely DIES.
troyed the mill and lumber yard OF the firm
together with five adjoining dwelling houses
The loss is estimated at S125,OOO. The
property had very little, ifany, insurance up.
on it.
| Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-Advices from Vera
Cruz to the 28th, and from Mexico to the 18th
state that Miramon has issued manifesto
promising to protect the clergy in their power
wealth and fayors
The dietatorial government declares it to be
the traditional policy of Mexico to guard against
the United States.
Minister McLane sent only the skeleton OF
his treaty to Washington, unsigned
Tks TehAantepee Company are sAfaoyed
by the authorities, and the mails over this
route will probably be suspended soon.
Gen. Zuloago was approaching San Luis Po-
tosio with five thousand troops.
Miramon's troops were concentrating at Re-
generator.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-Advices have been
received at this port from Buenos Ayres, the
26th of june, with accounts of the prepara-
tons for war between Buenos Ayres and IRA
quay.
The Buenos Ayres steamer Camilla Sycee
had gone up the river with 1000 troops, fol-
lowed by Brazilian war steamer.
The troops, it was supposed, were destined
for San Nicholas.
The Government of Buenos Ayres were
rapidly augmenting their forces for contest
with Uruguay, and communication with Ros-
AFRO has been closed 80
New ORLEANS, Aug. Cotton very dull.
Sales for three days 700 bales, receipts, 26o.
against $50 for the same period last year.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SENATOR Douglas
has written a letter to John L. Peyton, of STAN
ton, Va, taking the ground that there should
De no difference in the degree of protection to
native and natursiized citizens. He is oppos-
ed to the repeal of the laws whereby the Afri-
can slave trade was prohibited, because the
aprogauon thereof was one Of the compromises
under which the Constitution was adopted
LEAyENwoRTH, Aug. 8.-There is great
excitement at the mines. New and rich dis
eoVenes had been made near the head waters
OF the colorado. Hundreds were leaving
Denver CITY daily for the new diggings.
Election in North Carolina.
kALEIGH, Aug. Elm the FIRST Congress
sional District in this State Smith has been
elected TO Congress over Shaw.
WAsHNGToN, Aug. 9-The conflict Of the
laws OF 1918 and those of 1920, the former
prescribing fine and Imprisonment, the latter
death for engaging in, aiding or abetting the
Importation Of Africans within the United
states VIII probably cause the question to be
brought before the United States Supreme
Court
Arrival Of the Hammonia.
NEW YORK, Aug 9-The steamship Ham,
mona has arrived from Liverpool.
Feneua 0rms part of the Italian confedera-
ton, but remains under the crown of Austria
Inc Dukes Of Tuscany and Modena are to
return under condition of granting general
Inc snip Areana from Calcutta to Liver
pool, was lost ct sea Twenty of her crew
and passengers were drowned
Intelligence by the Arabia.
HALIFAX, Aug 1O-The news by the Ar
abba is to the 5oth,
Inc sales Of cotton for the week amount to
6z,Ooo bales, q which speculators took 5000
ana an exporters 5000. Middling Orleans, SIG.
he market closed steady.
Inc French army and navy is to be reduced
to peace footing.
Inc peace conference has not vet met
1ne Lngnsh Ministry declare they will not
JON sne European Congress until the result of
tne Auncn Conference Is known.
ltalyWas peaceful.
In the English Parliament the debates in
aicate : vigorous prosecution of the national
Inc Sandman PIenipotentiary to the Peace
Conference had reached Paris.
len Brooks horse Starke won the Stake
az the Goodwood race. The Goodwood cum
was carried by Promised Land. The Am
erican horse came h third.
Inc independence Beige saws the Austrian
provisional councils will ali soon he conyoked
and requested to make known to Inc Emne-
population. WY "N'"e' y '''i'
| Inc sandman Governor of Modena has
Wltndrawn, and the Goyernment has been
turned over 70 the municipality,
The annexation d Tnscsnv n pedmont
was made known At Hundred Kings Places.
Leghorn and Florence are included. Eight
hundred and nine affirmative votes were cast,
and only fifteen negative '0s0' /" - 49,
Lenord denies the French troops are to re-
man N the pnchies a. Milan letter says the
extreme party are commencing an agitation
Inc lnEalid Russo says Austria and France
may MAKE Whist treaties they please, but in
fixing the lot Of Italy they are bound to ask
the concurrence Of the rest of Europe.
a ddeputailon, headed by Prince Napoleon,
would soon reach Vienna, to take the remains
OF Tne quo &c keiehstadt to France.
in few days. - = f'>''>-
r LGrd RussslI s making statement for the
English razliament on foreign affairs in which
i : SAID that England can never be party
70 forcing the Dukes Of Tuscany and Modena
ON tnelr people without their consent. He