The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-18
e7neral Intelligeno.

I that received by the Baltic ~ oHe Week SI%a
: ana 1he continent generally her l ra the Sea-
eorresPondingly later dates ''0' news is a.
ne tl7e{Pool cotton marEet a..
lars received by the America, ! ID SGGctordue,
durlng the week previous to her d 'nu Ceen o.,
$ had declined from I'd. to ia Oepartufe, M+
! o. on o 1 IaI Oh IN me week are r5portad
ed dropping. A0of MARKET
r Immediately previous to the dens,.
lea, rumors were current that spaaftareof6,,
been fought in the Crimea, in vi. severe kssi$
been defeated. 1t was added ~ bbnteh the sFS
was killed on the occasion. ''' French
1t appears that on the 18tboof r
French and English, the number ~ lung, h.
ed the Redan and Malakoff' toyora not Stated
great slaughter. Tue RQsi,
The details of the affair had not tr,.
departure OF the America and all int ,,HS;;sfteis
is still fragmentary ggeGce&
Private advices however. saw +b,.,
English was no fewer than four tbon. ane lQ8as
Guiding gen. Campbell and seventv.s;rsap H Deg
During the progress Of the fight tba Tpases
tackled and recaptured Mamelon to,r.! Na5sa
co1r.dlng to recent accounts, had been t,E H&&
allies. aks
Other rumors were prevalent, but w..
| III dutlloI ilitS
A dispatch from Varna, June 18th Co.,.
Russians had made an unsuccessful o. tsF ii
and reports that they had re-taken anosSS@&
Geographic dispatch from LondoaPs'.
the 3d. says that the English shin SSon OAl,
arrived at Marseilles, with news from 1't ~
pie to June 10th. Since the 18th the p GUat2
attacked unsuccessfully the batteries Of tf'4Ssa5
ers. There had also 6een C. slight ene as =
Eupatoria. D6aSSete
Advices received from gen Pelisser ~ q
court confirm the accounts of the great loss sa
by the English troops. '''S spSs%
AS already stated, over seventy R,;.:,
were killed and wounded, among the ., tn 10
gen. sir Colin Campbell and colonies Ya .0a'ea
forth. :" aRg&H
Lord Panmure, the British MINISTER'S Il
announced that an unsuccessful attempt ~, lad !
to storm Sebastopol on the 18th of Jalnf5 . Qats
Gen. Pellissier telegraphs that the allies ba.,
bastopol were completing new batteries fssVeN
they would soon open on the place With ' -5 Ta
feet. '- 'SEaa5
Gortschakoff telegraphs to St. Petersbr.l
when flag of truce was sent in ~eaantIv ;4srN
ed on by the Russians. '"'ae
Prince Gortschakoff confirms in his d.,.. 81
-: tersburg, the successes reported IN ios.Ts
achleVed by the allies in the sea of Azof I
that the grain and stores DESTROYED were Al ~.
property, and not intended for tiGarmv 'D H4 !.
=, he also relates some atrocities commitedI h.
french and Turks, at the capture of KerscS
Inc journal de St. Petersburg considers t5,.,
successful conclusion Of negotiations for W..
fectly practicable f~"'s ~
he emperor Napoleon had been i'll two 3,v, T.
had recovered N"!!1aa
Inc French senate and legislatif had bean =.
7oked to meet July I'd, in order for tho rana..
u loan nf ~6'i@~L
fifty millions Of francs. A0uuiTa al Z
The funds fell two per cent. IN tho o,,,,.,..,
If the illness of the emperor 1''74''
The Danish diet had been disso1ved
The enlistment of men for foreign sorr;o,1..,
orbidden. i ct! ICE mas 6ss
from SPAN there is no Seliable news with roer
the Oarllst lnsufrectlon, of which if bngins -
Russia was the instipator SINS ~
Austrian and Russian influence were active o.,
he German courts. ''4'e al
The Austrian commander in the rriDcjnaIi,;as I.;
Proclaimed martial law in Moldava. The civ;I .T
horltles have refusedto pyomulgate me order rI"s
Is authorised by the sultan. N''''
dispatch to the New York Herald. J2tea Jnc,.
Ith says, Mr.. Davis, secretary of wal, has return
and resumed the duties Of his office. Gen Piprcs
as rather severe on Davis for his remarks while in
he south. at places my administration said s.n
lerce, in ridiculous light. 1t might ausver in
ississippi, but it will kill me in every other Sas
the Union"
At the municipal election in Memphis, on the 9th
t., Sam achieved a complete victory. An ls
nerlcan candidates from MAYOR down. were pler.
by maJorltles varying from 1873 to 49S The En- Z
lrer says, the contest was wars, and the anti
nerlcans were exceedingly sanguine of suscps,
ge bets having been made on the result even On
2 day OF the election. At the late hear We vrip
IS paragraph, We have only time to say that The
nerican party is constantly increasing in This Sse
the result of the election will show, and RssIal
be satisfied with any small majority in 4zspH
our friends IN other sections Of the Stae&e a.
roughly aroused as we are-the bitter ana equsg
nner IN which the party has been denouncedhgs
wing serrled our ranks and infused into evgtT
lerlcan heart all unconquerable spirit-if allga
ends elsewhere are organised and working t2a.
will be elected governor of Tennessee by a ms, f.
lty made.up of thousands not hundreds
he st. Louis Republica.4 has an account Of per.
lal rencontre between gen. S.ringtellow and GOV.
eder, OF Kansas. 1t appears the parties mel d!
estport, Mo, and that gen StringteII0W demand.
from gov. Reeder retraction of charges or impa.
ions made against him by the latter in some one
his eastern speeches. Gov Reeder declined to
Ike any retraction to give satisfaction and then
lowed the personal rencontre, in which the gov 4
or was pretty severely handled. Both parties,
s the Republican, are well matched in size tho
lngtellow is the smallest man.
\ great shock, supposed to be an earthquake, was
erienced at Baltimore about one o'clock on the
ming of the 2Sth ult. 1t aroused about one half
he inhabitants of the city Many rushed into
streets. In the eastern section some windows
e broken. The shock was also experienced
country, about seven miles from the city.
ed about ten seconds, and houses and furnitup
sibly vibrated. Many citizens were afraid togo
ed
light of clan of murderers known as NureAe53
e been arrested in Georgia, and are imprisoned
AIT their trial. They are portion OF OaAQ
: lntestlng the county,, who are too lndolehtto
k, and whose chief employment and characters
are to steal and harbor negroes, and commit 9th
somewhat similar to those OF the
rious highwayman from whom the band derives
name, but whose example they have talLeGW
ate on scale as extensive a@that adopted D!
John A. Murrell. Two others OF the
/ had been previously arrested, but the Leader
not yet been taken
r. Robert Reid, of the house of Reid l. Co, No
one of the heavy cotton dealers in that city,
his life lately, as he was on his way from the
to his residence at Spring hill. While riding
e the shell-road, he was met by horse running
J with the shafts of a wrecked buggy attached
m, One of these, in passing, struck MyeRedIn
breast He got home and fingered until twelve
ok on Sunday, when he expired. Mr.. Reid was
tive of Scotland, and had been for a number Of
resident of Mobile
eutenant Peter Jorgansen, of the English army,
in New Y ork on The 23d ult., charged
enllsting troops for the Crimea.
re first steamboat ever built at Kansas city, was
'hed not long since, amid the firing of guns, the
ng of bells, etc
e collector Of New York has been directed 10
a clearance to the Kinney steamer I. States
ded the law is complied with.
lie Sparta Is. o. Press announces that the Han-o
company, employing about two
red operatives, is about to cease operation.
Caroline county, Virginia, farmer expended
10 in guano for his own use, in Fredericksburg
7. Others bought Sc, 500, 81 500 each 49,.
affray occurred in Clinton on the Goth utnO'