The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-28
General Intelligence,

ed by - Tho ,1'e 81 hss one week 1 tha
~ TIE Liverpool cotton market had b.. wi
from sd: to I'D Fer pound prices had sd,ssse
The sales of the week, eudno !, :, aea
reported at $4,000 bales, Of wh Ha me @ iaa
s.ooc bales and 5000 bales wera .en ,eSpor,es
ton On Friday, the "a inst, tho s sss
loooo bales. The imports, sinee y anu lha
the Asia, had amounted to 2s 600 ba ae deps,sS
/ on hand IS estimated at $4,000 bales =, The ss
IN prices mad !, been caused by thefrost ne ADJ
t the south. mere We're but few pareeIs counts H.
sne MARIE K, On the Sd, the sales arnonnp
] or in Mobile -5sa 'lse IN lair os ivy
The Liverpool cotton market il ro..ls..
been dull. Wheat had declined fraa ported /.
bushel OF ~ pounds. In Indian COW 10. toNe
ID per quarter is reported. The Liverrah aavsse
market is reported generally withont pool pross
Trade at Manchester had become nor ns shaase
arms had advanced and are quoted !. = ssstive
IL " was fumored on the Sd inst, that Sd.
ana Russia had nae lntimated to the German oo'a
they were willing to reopen neeof;a nan posesss
SIS OF the four points. u W stIol sto ns On thsS
Great excitement has arisen in Eps,sna
quence OF report having been snpa aaaa !, IN cs
with the United States was Imminent Ina, mat ass
ed almost to panic, and the most ev y mad WI
mors had gained currency, although thaV aggaats
course all nonsense Sensible men rd ,i,ey Were
put me agitation was nevertheless prod;nied t6ea
thority for the reports. s'-1s p'i'earaaced Ia.
One of the rumorss which had pot III. 81
was that Mr.. Buchanan, our min;sta NV citculatn
tain had resigned: but that gentleman ~ ereat
! it false vE0yG 3Eg . |,tAsnan pronouacai
| The whole affair may doubtless be co,,;,
mere tempest in teapot" soAsldered
The news with respect to war OPERATE. y
Crimea, brought By the Pacific, Is n ,aoas IN tie
Gen Codrington had been appointed 10 sup
Simpson. Z SO saEs* ESvf " succeed uea
The Russians were expected every 1na1IS ].
make an attack upon the allies, albon.L moment ID
billy would seem to be that nothng s.i The pros
done in the peninsula during the ppsen Roudt
both armies were preparing their wntar season season. as
The allies had constructed three nov. quarters.
Poslte the northern forts, but the fire fo o
not affect the Russians - = '' u tShen did
Sir Colin Campbell's expedition to Fnn,....a,
been countermanded FN''i1a had
Gen Gortschakof' has received instruction.. !. :,
fend or evaeuate the Crsmea, as circumstauas@de
make 1t seem the most advisable -- 1'es may
TWAS believed that nothing more wor,I "a
tempted this season ia the Baltic W v
Gen. Canrobert il DESTROYS that poroa -.
allied feet should winter in Swedish mr., y lie
@ ne position of the allied feet and forca ..v
burn is reported without any change since I,s AN
vices. $Ss=FsS 4s LAST al
Advices from Berlin represent the Austria,
patton OF the prime qualities as assuming s,v 1ga
some aspect The Austrian forces there w cssoe
increased by IS 900 men. M .--.~'',' sssaes
me Berlin Gazette asserts that conditions onr,,
peace IS to be again proposed, have been s+a
tween France and Austria. >Ea., - '''' " o.
Omar pacha W as concentrating his troon. -
ously to marching Into Georgia. - r pe't
Russia has ordered a new general Ievea f., i, +
bred thousand men y ~ i aaal
WASHINGTON, Nov. l8.--Commodore par,d;n, 1 4.
ing regarded by the secretary of the navv ~ "
dent officer, has been selected to visit San ,usn
caragua with his flag ship Potomac He was sIo. M,
ted with the secretary this afternoon relative to b
course 70 oe pursued by him in that quarter Not.
the avowed innocent dhacto - Nv
British fleet lately despatched to the West 1nsn no
the movement is regarded here with indigpaton
not as an indirect hostile act Hence additionaIsr
defs were sent to the naval stations to-day Nv d,
navy department with reference to preparations
kossuth writes to the New York Times that n.
federal government of Switzerland actually claim
ne right to decide whether any body be a bona fde
citizen of America Or not?-and that they aetualv
advance the principle that the admission to Amer
,an citizenship does not annul the claims Of the GOV
to whom such person formerly beoneea
II the allegiance of the man.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE secretary of the trea
ury, IN his report now preparing for presentation
0 congress, shows that the total imports into tbo
he United States during the last fiscal year amount
d in estimated value to the sum of S26l ,3S29OO
hat the value of the exports of foreign produce was
e, o,293, and Of the exports Of home produce
New YoRK, Nov. 18th BY Intelligence received
ere to-day from Puerto Cabello, to the 18th ultimo,
re learn that the cholera was committing very awful
avoc there. There had already been ten thousand
eaths from the scourge &s$ s ss
a Washington city letter to the New York Courier
nd Enquirer says, that very important adyices were
,rwarded by Mr.! Buchanan Lord Palmerston de.
des that her majesty's government will not con.
orm to the American construction of the Clayton and
nd bulwer treaty, nor abandon New Colony bay,
or recognize the boundaries, nor permit the Cen.
al American republic to relnquish the protectorate
the Mosquito Islands. Thus the Bulwer and
layton treaty is repudiated by both countries aud
0 longer exists This will lead to important poti.
II revolutions. sa 5aazs=@-T 64.agys# IrE# gs
Reports from Washington are current that oul
oyernment intends to check the flibustering move.
ents of col. Walker in Nicaragua. f. -
A dispach from Washington states that ger Al.
onte, the Mexican minister, had received instrue.
relative to the three millions of dollars due to
exico from our government, as the balance of the
esila valley purchase. 1t is understood that Mex.
demonstrates against the payment to American
aimants; that is, that she does not recognise the
IS Of his hishness the late dictator O. E
ELEcE4es- The returns from all the
vns in Massachusetts but nine, give Gardner, the
GUAR nomllee OF The American party for governor,
900 plurality.
Chahee, the American candidate for congress, in
2 18th district, hasa plurality of 1000 votes
The house stands le0 Am orleans to 80 of all other
rites. .rT.
The senate, as far as known, is composed of %
nerlcans to II of all other parties. 80
ETastus Brooks has been elected senator to the N.
,rk legislature, by large majority. He is the gen
man, 1T will be recollected, who had the celebra-
controversy with bishop Hughes. r7
CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-THE river is rising, with 10
It water at this point Flour is rather higher with
es at 81 80 per bbl.; whiskey is firm at $3.50.
r gallon. raa
Gustave Pfeil, of Milwaukee, defends his recent
orts to burn the body of his deceased wife, Oh the
ound that mutual vow had passed between them,
which she promised him on her death bed, that
survivor should thus treat the remains OF the one
1t died first. S'.s4E4s.s = s-sls q
A meeting was held at philadelphia lately. otake
o consideration the best means of counteractlns
operations of spectators in breadstuffs, and de
ing means of obtaining bread at lower rates than
present.. After some discussion a committee was
pointed to devise the ways and means of obtain
cheaper breadstutfs, and to report at a future
eting proper rules aid regulations for the orga
alton Of an association. Il
The Vermont senate has passed resolution aa-
rizing the governorto appoint. an agent to 60 10
chigan to obtain the. sword, pistol, and military
ments once belonging to Iss...an Allen.
bill has been presented to the Legislature OF the
tie OF Tennessee, levyfng tax Of five dollars up
every gentleman who wears mustaehe, and
o. five dollars npon bachelors over thirty years
age, for the benefit ofIhe school fund.
dr. James R. Marks, editor and proprietor OF the
you Sara Ledger. Twas elected mayor of Bayou sara,
the 9Th inst, By anaajority Of eight votes oyer
onel Hugh G. Stanard editor and proprietor OF the