The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13
By CIR GeIegnpb,
Democratic State Convention.
From tie Neto Orleans Papers.


BATON RoUGE, June 4-The convention
re-assembled this afternoon pursuant to ad-
.iournment, when the Committee on Business
and Resolutions made report as follows:
! l. They approve and endorse the action ei
| the delegates to the Charleston Convention
especially in their withdrawal from the same
:. They assert the right of the delegates to
| take and to hold seats in the Baltimore Con
vention.
3. They approve of the previous convention
at Richmond for the purpose of consultation
with other Southern States.
T. They authorize the delegates to with
| draw from the Baltimore Convention, to re-
| assemble at Richmond ON the happening oi
certain contingencies,
8. L. case oe githdrawai from the Baltimore
convention, they authorize the delegates from
Louisiana to unite with the Richmond conven-
tion in making nominations for President and
| Vice President,
The report was Immediately taken up by
the convention and adopted by very large
majority.
The Hon. J. NJ Sandge made minority
report which was rejected by the convention
by vote of 155 to SO. This report was
signed by Mr.. Sandige alone
TREMENDOUS STORM AT THE NORTH.
QUEBEC, June 5.-The Nova Scotian brings
the following additional news from Europe
The ships Letland, Carnatick, Emily Au-
gusta and j. w. Payne, from New Orleans,
had all arrived safely at Liverpool
Advices received from Naples, to the 23d
ult., state that the rebels encanpel at San
Martino had been beaten and driven twice
from Partinico, with considerable loss. One
of their chief leaders had been killed. The
royal troops had taken the heights. On the
2lst, a battalion of Royal Chasseurs attacked
and dispersed the insurgents. One hundred
and twenty-eight rebels were killed. The
revolution is making 10 progress.
The Emperor Napoleon is dissatisfied with
Sardinia, because she sold lands of the crown
which should revert to France.
At Naples, Decarafara complained bitterly
of the Piedmontese allowing the enrolment of
volunteers for Sicily. The Marquis Of Sar-
dinia saws that this accusation is false.
The Pontifcal Chasseurs fired on each 9TH
er by mistake, on account of the darkness of
the night Gen. Lamoriciere had been pro-
hibited from attacking the Piedmontese OF
assisting Naples
Adyices from Rome state that the artillery
had left for the frontiers, and that the Papal
troops would 60 soon. The peasantry were
asking for arms
The rumor that the French army is 10 be
augmented by an additional force OF 1000 men
is untrue.
A telegram faom Madrid state that the
Spanish Government will not interfere in the
affairs of Sicily.
1t was rumorei that Russian Ambassador
had protested against the expedition of Gar
ibaldi
Austria, Prussia and England have agreed
to maintain the integrity Of Turkey.
Russian troops are still concentrating along
the river Pruth.
There are rumors Of the concentration
of Russian troops on the east coast of the
Black sea. 4 great number had already ar
rived.
Russian merchantmen had collected at
Nicholaeff.
Albert Smith, the great painter, died in
London short time since.
Domestic Intelligence.