The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-05
General 1ntelHgeno.

81 nettienent OF PetropolansE; uctioai ~
|, the allied fleet. The ships anshas,o,n fbeR
. the ground ''9 ana public SA
+ + Ny, NV I 3 Arsrsr 2a-rhe c,D.
- racine has arrived here with i9ts JIIG;lIins d.
= e .hP 10 saturday, the llth inst se"cs
b than that previously received INST, one
q =. Inc Liverpool cotton market l..
A. a. sht tb elo 1o, on Saturday, the lltb epog
e' 10 t nod Nm INST good deal Of aaaglst
) gu, ivoo9 oal 1o oh being sold. The ssIlys
,. 4,0OO bales, and exporters 3 on nnish speegs
1he closing quotations on Satr.s
] Orleans 614d. ~ pound; for NJ
| The intelligence from Rpp,sna ~
lance and of but little Interest ''f'd is q D..
The bill providing for the issue ~ "
to the amount of 81 100000, has u ns eSeheq,
| readlng IN the house of commons passed 4,
Private dispatches reiterate tho
o OF Sebastopol had bean port ii
1t Is not confirmed by any autbent;o 1 ~ fesuns
The report of the intended retire,n slatee
simpson appears to be fully con d
that the queen rendered the com manSHa
Cambridge, who declined acc eptin" 70 h5SS
ed his readiness to accept the post =, H. but
mand. Gen. Markham is now mpnt +. second
succeed the retiring commander ol a
omar pacha has been appointed n aD
ch1et OF the Turkish forces in Asia sonpaa3
The latest dispatches from gen pa1:..
|th OF August. He says that he has s'oS'ers
terest to communicate; that the b. ' .ha9hiQgt
Undertaking IN any thing against the t tsaas
rIencn, ana that some cases of cbo1e.nle19s
appeared among the troops. 'l'0lefa had
the oG R.;t simpson, under same date, te,o,,
the nrltlsh continued to strengthen ST
1nelr advanced works, which are now al aug
RUSSIAN ne1ences that he had to regrat clog
increased number of casualties 5ne' ness
Russians were exhibitine oro.t ne says bs
to their defences and improyinn a "'5i!ly ID al
ance OF increased Quantities If ~ IN the
the north side over to the ct,, Al11t"fy sofs
had made light sortie on ths VIVA I've ad4s tai n
his last dispatch, but that they wera IS
out trouble fePgleI w. aaa
The allied fleet in the sea of Azofn., n
ed Taganrog for several DAYS. N~'' AaA puAa
During the attack, British sloo
aground, and the Russians burned barT W.
Some other operations of no great ynnn
ken place in the sea of Azof. '''0'aeat III,
The Black sea fleet is still concert.., r.
mlesch bay, and the execution Of soa' &l
movement, or coup de main. was c So4s il p.
pected to take place at an early period uNuelt!
The allied forces at Anapa were deSt.,.
Qualifications of the place. 0yngaa
In the Baltic, ninety ships of tha ,n;.,, 6
concentrated at Nargan, evidently D nrea 19a
some operation of importance, thonob r n,tg
known Opinions were divided as f. p paa, va;
were destined to attack Revel or Sreab whether
sPAIN.-Closely following on the dotass.
late leSitmlst conspiracy in France. is tbo.aaa
ment that Spain will definitely Confirm s4ao @
men as an assistant contingent for the sls,
Gflmea' France and England undertake. %I,tss
Snem' and to uphold the throne of Isab AIs % &
al dangers from whatever source they NAV sa
Inc rams correspondent of the Lond } sP1 ~
states tlaI austria has just made spona"aoA NJ
powers. !" t'n the WeasK
Lord Palmerston in the British n..,..
conveyed similar information, ''' P"'lianen4S
The Paris correspondence of ,111a,,
nails IS full OF illusions to the late iedin8 M
racy, as it is called, and there is ;lhsG cOa
close connection between it and u hns eu 10 Nls
SPAN IS reported to have decided on Why anot enentd
to aiding the allies. y" VIII resp43
NEW DIRK, AUG. 24.-The steamship NJ, =,
has arrived at this port from Hayre u, s sta
Loh' at clock, P. M, on the llth instant T"
wees are some hours later than those bv tbo peis
and are of considerable interest. '"' iSSLA
On the 9th inst, portion Of the British aDaP
1eet left Nargen and the same day aTeba,'a
sweaborg, the bombardment of which Tas I rors
led on the afternoon of the 7th instant ''~AS''
BY telegraph from Trieste, information hal
ecelved III London that the allied fleet had w.
nenced destroying the Notifications Of Ansna ~
much against the wishes of the Circassis1nss i
we're unable to make any opposition. Gen, VIII
ad gone up the Black sea to choose place If Il,
ng for the allied troops in the vicinity of Batmr
When the clipper ship Great Republic wa 4,
ant up the Mediterranean with stores for theG
lea, the Navarlno screw line of battle shin vail
'lied to accompany the celebrated clipper The a.,
ePubilc, and, If necessary, to tow her: but i n
ears the latter was obliged to keep urderhprtbrs
PsaIis to enable the Navarino to Keep I'D with nj
ne french officers were utterly confounded Al NJ
oetness. d.
The New York Times says that Richard .,
nson, the supposed murderer of Helen Jevett 5is
the Gait house, Louisville, on the etb ult 20
y vera years past he was known as Richard Pa.
N NORFOLK, AUGUST 90 For the "A hours ard;,c i.
ION yesterday, the deaths in this civ from fsvT
ere htteen, OF which four were in private practice
'd eleven in the hospitals. In Portsmouth dur.
the same time, there We're twenty deaths,
IN oRFoLK, AUG. A.-The fever is still increas;n,
this city and Portsmouth,
A. w. Goodrich, the candidate Of the Amercs
'rty, was elected mayor of Holly springs Missis
ppi, on the 9Th ult. The vote was, for Goodr5
lmerican,) l58-W. T. Long, (democrat) s.
A lady of the name of Mrs. Merry, says the Chss
que Democrat, residing in Conew ango, Cataur,
IS county, became the mother of three fine daurh
IS at one birth, on the 22d ult Their united wer
IS 311a pounds.
Iwentyseven English gipsies arrived at n. Yag
few days since from Liverpool. They consist II
rec families, and encamped soon after their arrgl
ar Hoboken. These gipsies are notorious theTa; !
2 whole race of them are rogues L
The Baton Rouge Gazette of Wednesday saws, We /
I'm that the yellow fever has broken out at Pot !
ldson and Clinton. In the latter place, as yet I
two cases have occurred, while in the former, til
er prevails to some considerable extent.
The Vicksburg Wing of a late date says, we han /
lTersed with several planters living in this vicn
=, during the last week, in relation to the growing
p. They are all of the opinion that the crop will
a short one. They say the late dry weather %
hill lands has caused all the late blooms to fall
there is no cotton on the stalk
y what is nearly matured, therefore the picking
son Will soon be over, and the crop light one
believe the lands are all more or less affected In
same way,
lrs. Martha Richardson, Of James City county,
glnla, who several years since received parayt'
stroke, which caused total blindness of one eye,
by which she lost all control over it, so thatshe
Id not wink, has been perfectly restored to sight
flash Of lightning, which for the instant pros
ed her. From this fact, it would appear prOba
that shock from an electric battery would be
ehelal IN cases of blindness and paralysis
Ew WORK on SLAvERY-Rev. DIR. W. A. Smithre'
mt OF Randolph Macon college, Va, is about %
lush cook presenting the scriptural view o.
cry. Or. Smith is considered, We understand
giant OF the methodist episcopal church s9aIh .
he discussion of the church question, when TO-
ed IN the separation of the methodist church, a.
tn received the warmest commentators o. M ~,
houn. The book which he proposes to PuoIss1
consist of lectures which he has OCCASIONAL!
vered on the subject. ,..
he Philadelphia city treasury has not at pressa.
Client funds to pay the cash demands to me
ent expenses. The common council has the,s
authorised the city treasurer to endorse the wa,
presented to him for payment when money 0:nt 10
n the treasury to meet the same, said Fan4 I.t