The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-23


" 4aRsalts ~ August 2--The president lss sastil
Il faessaasal The senate nqlfauee with their reso
It5A Ut iaakiiTf as ele saisEiHg falatials tenfsi
spain ma tl.e Uaisoa States. He states flat thes
relations Iaae NOS assumed more aniea6Ie pesta
thar they Presented At tho tne when he sartin Ell
flrtaer gssatey and tie new suggests thar Yam III
placed athis disposal fomeet aifY contingency Tia
ia4r occuf tl5Eiar tie recess 0f congress- lie sasi
thai 5psifs has assumed the iblify ter Hi,
ottrage on the Biaff Warrior by alpr3E;aas of HID
course affia Cuban authorities
Ill reterates his former views against tItpustar-
ii4g expeditions and sys tiat individuals aannUt bg
allowed f ass1iaetbe functions af government T.
making war,
Borigvl11& Areasf lit rvez heFe i yerv lor.
and There arrivals Ilaf departures frurEt az I'll
View Orleans. The smallest class boats car1ot eff
up.
Tan REts@E's MISSION Tho thipg VI ont--what
prince JOHN Van Rnreu went to England for The
LeBd8f Advertiser tells the world Ill about It, il
was an order 40 ba present Gt the great Manchester
aHEsi&EefE convention on tha Ist INST The 5dyer-
tlset remarks
"With such conlpatriots as George Thompson, ".
Wells Brown, and Parker Pjltsbury, Mr.. ar Buren,
caanGt rail III render good service ID the cause Of
freedom By irlstrueting his fellow workers on this
si5e al EhRIAtanfic. #
Wonder III JOIN ii tle bearer Of letters from bis
friends, Pierce Marcy aud the N. 7 sgfts, to the
English abolition convention.
0nnpt se deputies in tile N 4v Orleans post Office
has been arrested taErobbinEa Lettereontai1iing
directed tothe Ieta.
a hogsAea5 AZ taeco sola at Lgnchburg, Virai
nia, lately FIR $i09 per evt
Ihes Suspension bridge across the Mississippi rtv
or at st. SanthGngs a.s Is nearly cernpletad Tin
TIVE t9~ats af4 tni4b4a aad lily wires are about b.
ing hung
81 HFla# Lynne. 4 well known tragetlian, died
few weeks ago at# St. Louis Missouri Of cs,oJara
NJ d 9ad sew friends d literary and artistic e.
Icbfya left Aeg Orleans for Change of seeae," and
three oa Nj te tive died 5u few hours after thcir
arrival vi st.Loais.
ThePress IF Michigan, without party distinction
50 EE IA thef knpE me man, unanimously agree that
Nit Ferguson the HeWly appointed cIi@f illsricA If
Nebraaka,js wholly unfit for the place, and his
nomination II one s.HQ5 ft 10 be made"
4 gA1g II eountertef3ls, consisting Of thrce men
ami A% Hofaen aid ece afg1llss u log t4ste abe
six q Build, hay5 been arrested If the off
Gers ~ hsa a large aAount Of bogus coin was
foHEa thu t1s house, ana Tie gang il said 70 be one
u nc most dangerous and daring in the State
corn crop of Tennessee is Suffering severely
.,s the drought prevailing IN Nil sections of Tie
ssa.4 in Wheeling, Ma, rendered himself acrj,,-
IA far ,t,T taking cold bath while sweating
paralss Immediately shrigeled his left side fTota
Is foot--a aeadRess creeping over It wbjea
s s', A55s4 .S aid cen probably remove
,F Ts5hineton ataf vi The 4th instant. saws Ma
~ 5atiBs Colt can1Blittee viii report Sheir pr,-
Seslig to this time and ask leave 10 sit aain Lr
3Sa2s ap8 The Star adds.
1flmeaaa cloud of dust bids fair to he raised
- - hen it blows over the resUftwll be lowering
character ri congress III public estinatiou-
ING aplrla1is that sle committee sill be divided
John Fletcher the chairman viii probe 10 the bot
tom while Thurston, the chairman Of The commit.
Fee 9n patents, will attempt to make Ghe whole affair
appear ridiculous tsRaddia etc No facts IN this !
nlattst have yet been made public The reports sent