The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-22
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Messrs. D. L. Provence, W. s. Lyles.
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| By Ghe Gelegraph,
From the Nea0 Orleans Papers.
| Later from Europe.
| ST. JoHN's, N. F., Aug. i6.-The steam
ship Parana, at this port from Galway the
7th, brings the following additional news from
| Europe.
| GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A telegram from Turin says that 1000
volunteers left for Sicily on the 9TH, and 5000
/ on the 4th.
1t was reported that two Neapolitan regi-
ments mutinied with the cry of 'Viva Carl
baldi J"
| In the House of Commons the bill provi-
ding for abolishing the heavy duty on paper
was again introduced, and passed by a ma
iority of thirty three votes.
Her majesty Queen Victoria has left for the
| Highlands of Scotland.
| Adyices from Paris state that Superior
Council of Commerce had already held four
sittings for the purpose of inquiry into the
expediency of carrying on the cotton trade
more extensively.
A great number of French, English and
Belgian manufacturers were present.
| WASHINGTON, August 16.-Mr. Taliafero
Hunter has been appointed Fourth Auditor of
| the Treasury.
Mrs. Holt, wife of the Postmaster General,
died at her residence in this city yesterday.
ST. Louis, Aug. 16.--A letter from Denver
| City, dated August z, says report is current
that the q. s. troops had a battle with the
| Kiowa Indians near Brents Fort on the 25th
day of July.
Further from the Pacific.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 17.--The Central
Overland Pony Express, at this point from
| California the 4th inst, brings interesting
| news received at San Francisco from China,
respecting the French and English expedition
| to China
/ The Hong Kong press, of June 18th, says
| the French won't be ready for Chinese opera
tons till the month of August.
The British transport Assistance and the
| French transport Irene were wrecked off the
coast of China. The French transport Refine
des Clippers caught fire and was scuttled.
The rebels are besieg;ng Chang Chow
where the Imperilists, with their Governor.
are shut up.
/ LATER FROM EUROPE.
| POPULAR OUTBREAK IN TURKEY.
| New York, August 1.-THE correspond
! emit of the New York World at Constantine
pie, in a letter dated j ly "a, says the recent
1 serious outbreaks in Turkey between Protes-
tant Americans and the mob are touching
burial rights.
The Turkish Government says the out
| breaks are instigated by Russian endeavors to
provoke hostility between the soldiers and
the Christians.
Protestant Ambassadors have protested to
the Ottoman Porte, and then warned their
| subjects to move with the greatest caution, as
further disturbance was imminent
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, N. Y August 1.-THE Doug
las State Convention has finally selected a full
electoral ticket satisfactorily to the Bell and
Everett committee. who have been present
during the entire session.
/ One-third of the electors are members oil
the American organization.
The electors for the State at large are Mes
| srs. Reuben II. Walworth and Herman j.
| Redfield.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the nom
intervention doctrine of Douglas, and the
nominations made at the F ront street theatre
| Baltimore.
| DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
New York, Aug. 16.-The mammoth
steamship Great Eastern, Capt Vine Hall, left
this port yesterday afternoon for Halifax and
Milford Haven.
| GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MnLIDGEvILLE, Ga, Aug 1G.-A Douglas
State Convention was held in this city to-
day.
| A full State electoral ticket was nominated
with Messrs. A. III. Stephens and Augustus
R. Wright as the electors for the State at
large.
A series of resolutions were offered ant
adopted, among which is one unanimously
inviting Senator Douglas to visit the State o
Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION = IOWA.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. ia Breckin
ridge and Lane Democratic State Convention
assembled in this city yesterday.
After its permanent organization and tn
passing of several resolutions, the convention
nominated full State electoral ticket.
DEATH OF JUDGE MASON.
New York, August 17.-Judge John L
Mason died at his residence in this city las
night.
The President has appointed DR. John L
Riddell postmaster at New Orleans.
The balance in the Treasury Department
of the United States at the close of the weel
reaches So, 100000.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP GLASGOW
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. P. M.-By Telegraph
to Queenstown-The sales of Cotton to-da,
we're confined to about 10000 bales.
The market remained firm Throughout tn
day, and the demand for various qualities wa
active.
European Political Intelligence.
At Naples three hundred soldiers on tn
point of joining Garibaldi's forces were arres
ted.
The Minister of War has drawn troop
from Abruzzi for the purpose of concentratin!
an army around the city Of Naples.
Volunteers in large numbers continue t
arrive at Palermo, to join Garibaldi's army.
Il A letter from Naples says that all attempt
to conclude an aImistice with Garibaldi hav
: | failed.
The first and thirteenth Neapolitan regi
ments mutined at Calabria, with cries of .'viv
| Garibaldi p Stocco disembarked with on
/ hundred and fifty volunteers, and was en-
| Enthusiastically received. Garibaldl's hourl
expected.
A report is current that the King Of Ma
pies has sent Z, 500 men to Reggie.
It was confidently asserted that thes
; | troops would Join Garibaldi the moment b
!. landed.
The Neapolitans have invested Fort Scil
: opposite Messina.
The Emperor Napoleon is at the camp
Chalons. His prospective meeting with Il
: King of Sardinia is denied.
q DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
New YoRK, Aug. 18.-AdVices from Hol
o iuras say that Gen. VIM. Walker has gone
= Swan Island, to prepare for descent on Cos
: Rica or Nicaragua
Il The schooner Clifton, composing part
this expedition, had been seized by the Bri
= ish authorities.
It Yellow fever has proven terribly fatal
II Belize, Honduras
FATAL ARRAY.
!, CISc1NNATI, Aug. 18.-Geo. B. Caldw'
= shot and killed Chas. G. Brown, Z. S. Cor
= missioner.
'e The coroners jury rendered verdict
self-defence, and Caldwell was according
: discharged.
le From the New York Dispatch, Oct. l, 1858
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