The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-14

\ -. Cincinnati chamber of commerce, ~ recent
l n the business of that city, states thas thefe
repo lass than 1000 acres OF Cataw ba cut
srs HI NJ, In Cincinnati Of which Iooo acres are -
ivataarnp and that by the average production OF
full ~, few wears this era will yield 7O0OUO gal
the paanally and in very short time must be very
p".aty increased
~. He has delivered on Turkey the frst Of o
loTA 80 three lectures From social habits that are
ooufsse .galoping themselves in New York, we pre-
fist hat the institutions Of Turkey will become
ssry popular there. p-..;a, a,a.;.t;oa da,.ar
asan in the chemical section asserted that there
onlv two articles manufactured for food which
were MT adulterated-common salt and refined lump
nsr He challenged any gentleman present to add
ssussther article to the list. g,
~ concerning the governorship of Utah until the
aon Of congress. 1t is the opinion of those best
Hrsrsant with the affairs Of the territory that
CON- military force will be necessary in the neigh
tharbood of the mormons.
III Grand jury of the New York court of sessions
hss made presentment containing allegations Of
n.rruphon against the street commissioner and col
Itor Of taxes, city inspector, commission of repairs
"a commissioner of streets and lamps.
Belgium is the greatest glove mandatory Of the
orld It is stated that from one establishment,the
, year, 400 900 dozen pairs were exported to Eng
;nnd and America There are three thousand hands
',nloyed there.
sNIr Mason the American minister to France, is
.aresented to be very feeble. It is said that such
~, heen the effect oft paralysis upon him that he
-anuires to be propped up when sitting at table.
W. learn from the Huntsville (Ala) Democrat that
the 3lst ult the railroad made their frsttrip
sra,n Tuscumbia to that place. The event APP
nropriately celebrated
There are thirty five young ladies attending lee
.ures at the female medical college of Philadelphia.
a, the last commencement the degree of N. ID. was
~ rrnn LADY Graduates =4
In an article in the Dublin University Magazine,
= is stated that the present with Russia costs
England and her allies quarter of a million sterl
ing day.
fnnocuation for the yellow fever is reported to
have been tried in more than one thousand cases at
New Orleans. during the past summer, with perfect
gccess.
The Montgomery tAla) Journal understands that
the hon. Henry W. billiard, Of that State, has ac
ceped the invitation of the Boston committee to lee
ture there slavery.
The Clarion Democrat and several other democrat
/, papers in Pennsylvania, have raised the name of
the hon James Buchanan for the next presidency
Dr. Clark, the owner Of Congress springs, at Sara
topa is said to derive from it the very handsome
venue, yearly, of $4,000.
stman Webb, post Office clerk at Jefferson, Ohio,
was arrested the 23d nit, for purloining letters
from the. mails
The steamer gen. Knox. formerly running between
BOSTON and Waldobore, Me, cleared ut Boston the
QOth ult for Constantinople.
The Savannah Georgian, says it has accounts from
ali parts of the State Of much distress for the want of
rain.
the Oath ult.: also at Nashville.
The Pensacola Gazette says, we find statement
going the rounds Of the papers that prince Lucien
aurat, heir slightly apparent to the throne of Ma
pies, was formerly resident planter Of this State
This is all a mistake. twas prince Achile Murat
who married the daughter of col Byrd G.. Willis, of
Virginia. and settled on a plantation somewhere in
the vicinity of Tallahassee. Prince Murat was well
known and highly esteemed courteous and af-
fable gentleman in this city, where the father and
since his death His widow still resides on the plan
.stion, and is blessed with fortune, health, and
troop of friends, all of which she is most deserving