The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

ana tnat tno snip was ABANDONED IN l646.
Many interesting relics of the expedition have
been secured and brought home in the Fox.
Napoleon end the King Of Belgium.
LoNDoS, Sept. 24-It Is rumored that
Napoleon has accepted the proposition Of King
Leopold, of Belgium, to settle the Italian ques-
ton. The meeting took place at the watering
place Of BiarTitz, on the Pyrennees. 1t Is re-
ported that conference was held at Ostend,
in which King Leopold took part, where tie
English and Prussian Ministers expressed
themselves regarding the state Of Europe.
With instructions received there the King
left for Switzerland.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Political News by the Canada.
Reported EUROPEAN Congress at brussels.
HALIFAX, Oct 8.-The mails Of the steam
ship, Canada, now fully delivered, contain
much political news Of interest.
Among the most important items IS state
ment which is extensively circulated and gen
orally credited, that general European Con
gress is soon TO assemble at Brussels. The
Congress is to be presided over by the King of
Sardinia
The King Of Belgium IN France.
1t is stated from France that the King OF
Belgium's visit to the Emperor Napoleon at
BlarriltZ had been entirely successful.
The statement had given rise to many ab
surd rumors, among which was one that the
Kings second son, the Count of Flanders, was
to have the Italian Duchies, while the Arch
Duke Maximtlian Of Astria, and Kings son-in-
law, was to have Venetia, which last was to
have separate andin dependent constitutional
government. 49,.
The first story the paris Correspondents OF
the London Herald declares to be ridiculous
canard.
The King of the BelGans will remain at
Biarritz, as also Prince Metternich, the Aus
trian Ambassador, and Count Walewski, the
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, till the
Emperor leaves, about the end Of September
Prince PoniAtowsl1i has already left BiarritI
for Italy.
The Zurich Conference.
It is stated that the details Of the treaty OF
Villafanca have nearly been settled by that
peace conference at Zurich, and that the new
treaty will soon receive the signatures Of the
representatives of France and Austria.
Nothing is said Of SARDINIA
Savoy not Coded to France.
The Sandman Government denies widely
circulated report that the Duchy OF Savoy had
been ceded to France.
The Roman states.
The Sandman Government has transmitted
a formal protest to the Great Powers, against
the secret aid Of Austria, in recruiting troops
for the Pope.
The affairs of the Pope are very alarming.
Antonellii has declared himself unit to attend
to public affairs.
Captain General of Cuba.
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the appointment of Gen. Serano Captain Gen
eraI Of Cuba, in place Of Gen. Concha.
The Reported Expedition to China.
1t is rumored in Paris that there will be no
expedition sent against China the Chinese
protesting that the head of the Mandarins Of
Tending at the Peiho to make all satisfaction
required, and to receive ambassadors at Pekin.
Cochin China.
The French Admiral has obtained four con-
cessions from Cochin China. The right to
exercise the Christian religion a treaty Of
commerce cession of the town Of Segar in
the adjoining territory, and the recognition of
the French right to the Bay Of Suzan.
intolerance in Switzerland.
Intelligence from Switzerland states that
the United States Minister (Fay) has present
ed a memorial to the Federal Councils praying
Intervention with the Cantons, against the in
tolerant measure being enforced towards
American citizens
THE NICARAGUA FILLIBUSTERS.
ACTION OF THE U. s. GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct GA telegraphic des-
patch was to-day transmitted to the U. ).
Marshal at New Orleans With SnEplaf iRSt1ii0..
tons, from the Government, to seize and to
hold the steamship Philadelphia, in case there
are grounds for belief that she was engaged in
fillibuStering.
Also, to detain the captain and crew of the
Philadelphia, in the same case, with a view to
judicial proceedings against them.
The Marshal is also authorized to arrest any
and all tillibusters on the point of embarka-
ton, and with that object TO order out an ar
tillery company from Baton Rouge, in case of
necessity.
The Government is determined to act vigor
ously, and once for all to put an end to FIJI
busterism.
Action Of the British Minister.
Ahe III,busters TO be Driven Ont.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Lord Lyons, the
British Minister, has had an interview with
Gen. Cass, on the subject of the reported fill
hus,er expedition to Nicaragua.
In the course Of the interview, the Minister
informed the Secretary of State that it was the
determination of the British Government to
protect Nicaragua against all incursions, and
by force Of arms il necessary.
1t is also stated that the propriety of such
action is recognized by the United States, and
the course Of the British Minister is acquiesced
in.
Adespatch was therefore transmitted, by the
last Aspinwall steamer from New York to the
commander of the British squadron 6lu tha,-
Central American coast instructng him to pre-
vent, il possible, the landing Of filibusters in
Nicaragua, or, should they succeed in evading
him, to land marines and drive them from the
country by force Of arms.
Arrest of the f II, busters.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. THE fishing par.
ty encamped at this point were all arrested to
day, about O'Clock, by Mr.. Kennedy, United
States Marshal, upon warrant based upon
the affidavit Of one Henry Paul Jones' Gen.
Walker and Henningsen, Col. Andrews, and
Captain Maury. Fassaoux and West are par
ticularly named. To accomplish this feat, it
required the revenue-cutter Lewis Cass, pro-
peller Enoch Train, and steamer Kimball--on
the latter being a company of United States
soldiers. The soldiers however, were kept
out Of sight until the men had agreed to peace
ably surrender to the authorities OF the Uni
ted States, having in their opinion violated no
law Of the United States. The surrender
was the only resort LETT, as the Collector Of
New Orleans had issued orders prohibiting
any vessel bringing them up or taking them
down the river. The party were getting lit
tie short Of provisions and water, though they
have been living high on fish chowder, shrimp
soup, oysters and crabs.
d o n ESTIC INTEL LIG ENCE
Attack on the Mai s.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct THE Santa Fe
outward mail, of the 18th ult, was attacked
by Indians beyond the Pawnee Fork. The
sonductor and one man were kiiivd Great
IN xiety is felt about the inward mail, due
Tuesday, as Senator 0tero, judges Watts and .
Porter, and Mr. Crenshaw are supposed to BE-
.mong the passengers.
Tine Salt Lake mail has arrived. Ajvices
nom Atchison state that emigrants rom Iowa
nd Missouri were attacked BY Indians near
Iarsh Valley. The Indians killed one and
rounded three, took the cattle and burned
he wagons. Another party nom Burling-
IN. Iowa, was attacked. Col. Ruggless
ommand has been relieved by Chapman's COM
and.
Great Trot'ing Race.
C1scrSNArr. Oct THE great trottine
stch between Flora Temple and Ike Cook
IS won by the former in three straight heats
me. 2:27k-2:27-2:2lH. The last heat
he fastest time On record. The first halfmile
the last heat was made in 1:9k.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
FREDERICK KILLED.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. S.-The overland Califor.
mail, from San Francisco, the 18th ult
, arrived at Jefferson City It brings full
ticulars Of the Broderick and Terry duel
which we have before had imperfect &C.
nts.
The meeting took place near San Francisco
the 18th ult Senator Broderick received
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