The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-29
GENERAL TntelIi..

i :a:' AUGUST I3-Thn .."nne.
r nc and the city has "' yellow
y tea ny the panic Consequent = oeenGesge
aoo"s seven thousand esAeleoa, 9.s
nav nave ie1t Portsmouth and T, nsS =, it Is
I me commencement Of the or; tI'ok, r.
i Jnly,) or upwards of ona lEp,iaeRic
since which time there ba~ TH@f Of ill., a.
deaths by the fever. The tppr91a6IT fts
been temporarily suspendodsf fnogiA r., NJ
: caused by the STAMPEDE " To- !2r The ~.
7 the 10th says that the report : ~ ne ;NoGo
on the previous day, was )ass u The bo3if
( minishing. ~ Increasing ~ ~
Mr., NJ. B. Goodwin cou
the Richmond (Va.S DispatcftP position h +
fever at Gosport, his father MA it2s lossS
aunt, brother-in-law, cousin an ,',T.ier siys
The Nashville Union of tbe I lo.I epheeE
fully makes the admission. t6at ~Ih Inst, !.
time have been defeated but f.. ohnSoes
- The T o A uenrHcrat1e triumph after ali
SILVER go6lets to hon; J. J Crittendaaaa aTe
esq and the editor of the Louisyil IN, Cas
ed to express the estimation in VIZ W. 990CHnI
hold the services of these gentlemen n'f =
The Little Rock (Ark,) True DEM
instant, says, IN difficulty betwa~a'Soii
Ter and Edward Marcus, brotberSS'T; Jo$eG
nlght last, both were killed. # a ap,lsfs
feelings had been long enterta;uafP ppeaa j
and Marcus. They met, wbetbor eu u. oetFss
not, IS not known, in front of tbe j Pfene3l4
ing house, about So O'Clock Su r'9al a
armed with pistols, they fred upo anasE NIGH
taneously. p0H eaehGls
Elght immense a bags full of free NO.,
feyer, U; 5; senator, and weigbine ;aaay,th
came to St. Louis by mail a few an IN all
Lord Brougham has presente Jays Sine
British house Of lords praying for "a Peita
present lord high commissio4a ,0I ~ ale renqF.s
ne owns plantation and slaves IN IN me m graa
A correspondent of the New WI. ~ p1atAG.s
meree suggests the estabIisLmanott & - Seolfna
for insurance against burglars :" aaiNt
The passenger ears ON The Misc. f
so dsf now run through from ST. Loqis dssf'
The Memphis Eagle and Enonir., q
name OF M1llard Fillmore, as the Anar ass M e
d.date for president in 1856, subiect : + Paa
OF the national convention. 'Ne a.
The town Of Wilmington, N. c. b..
scribe 5000 to the Wilmington - NJ tteSt
1sueHeTiofd railroad -.os. A@.t II
A great working mems MEETING tool :,
ork on the LIST instant, to protest a.,! Fasll
the streets by machinery, and in fss I14 SsS
labor. This is an old objection. ~" q % \
The Cincinnati Columbian saw H..
OF dwelling houses for rent M - !. Slas
that city, and the tendency of rents : !. y 3
downward - - '' sDts 10 tes
Quite malignant disease resembJin, \,
yer has broken out on Fell's point Sar5;!s ga'
Sex and a number have died with i ' NJ sta5
baltimore is healthy. - .@s - - Vasiii
The right of way through Lexineson r
mas been granted to the Lexington and nd ~ Hsa
abroad company, so as to enable tbon " VI
hat road with the Lexington and Frsn Nh u cog
BY the Carolina Times of tbn a. t'A a,Il at
hat doct. John c. Calhoun third son 1 ~ ~ q. veg
!. G. Calhoun, breathed his last 81 W " lne ia
ne 5ist July His remains were conre Issp n
III, South Carolina, where he will he bnr 81 "
am m sepulchre. Dr:Calhoun died of consnn,s
The Louisville Courier of the 18th ul t' ssvs
Yards OF two hundred persons have Joined thaA
Ian L chufcn under the preaching of elder Hends.
Missouri Among the latest converts 14 -sns Z
J. Bullltt, esq, well known as one If tba - - 4
nd proprletors of the New Orleans PicaTn 1 GU ~
A communication in the philadelnbia Fv0,
'ulietln dominates the rev. DIR. Breekpnr;a,a 'osI
nd j. c. Fremont, of California as ;raaro " !
o-ahead candidates for president and VICE n.
ent of the United States. ,''' z
Two negro women who had been freed unaa,
Tvs of Virginia, had been in the district ofgat,
"a and returned into Virginia, voluntarily v
I'D recently in that State, at their own reoUs.t
avery again, for the privilege Of remaining n
ate.
There are now in Georgia between fifty and i
tton factories, conducted in the most skillnI
ccessful manner, with all the appliances IN
ny of machinery that can be found in The =
nd of establishments in New England.
Mosquitoes-gaunt, savage, blood thirsty
netratingg-are beginning to be urcontors
enty in some sections of the city Of Boston. In
lghborin1g towns their presence has been noi
: some time back
The New York Daily News thinks that intern
&c is an involuntary disease of the human sy,t
! that man is, therefore, no more responsible
han if he had the measles or the smaltpox.
he Philadelphia Led ger calculates thatiitrepp
y million pounds of water to cover twenty
es one inch in depth, which is about the ami
water that falls in a "frst-rate rain"
.onaon covers compactly 30 square miles,
O0 QUO inhabitants, being so 600 to the sauarel
Ne see it stated that the trustees of the old |
the United States will wind up its affairs fin
the 2Oth of Superintendent, when the concern
Sc to exist IN any shape. 1t has taken four
Irs to wind it up.
t is rumored in New York that the cashier Of
chanics' bank, W. F. Edmonds, who is ais
Ger of the city government, is a defaulter to a
cradle amount, variously stated at from SOS
100000
! formerly wealthy citizen of Roxbury Massa
S, who but short time ago was connected
executive department of the city governn
with his whole family gone to the almsh(
street.
in the Black sea amount to twelve hun
Ds. Besides this, there are about three hum
ID steam transports and sailing vessels emp
IN this sea.
ohm NJ. Sims, of Cahawba, Alabama, has beel
ed on two charges for forgery and one for EN-
nent, and required to give bail for $4,000 Inc
he forgery cases and for $4,000 in the enbet
it case. Failing to procure security, be vase
ed to jail.
man was killed in Clark county, Arkansas
29th ult., by child nine or ten years of az
ehild's father was engaged in a fist fight
her man, when the childra up and stuck a
e IN his fathers adyersary-killing him ain
antly. ~5"H@% 1855
private correspondent, writing from Nal
rms the Boston Mail that there will be a t
ire IN the grape crop this season. The best q
If grapes are badly diseased He also states
Will be no shipments this fall in conseque
le scantiness OF this favorite luxury.
is reported that an improvement in the c
ctlon of telescopes. has taken place. On
!, very small instrument, which can be g:
ed IN vest pocket, magnifes sopowertull5
nd, that at the distance Of fifteen miles the HI
pin can be clearly seenl
is stated that at the U. S. arsenals, the ma
Ire of small arns--S10 ,000, 900 of which We
to be on hands suspended, until it is as'
I'd what are the last French and Prussl2n
ements, experimenting with which is going
olonel Huger, of the ordnance. a..
e understand, says the Columbus Journal, t
Cox, formerly editor of the Ohio Statesman,
st determined to accept the appointments sel
of legation to Peru, rendered to him BY
&c, and that he is about to sail in 4 few days
equin, a French chemist of Orleans. whom
Dumas and Gerhardt quotes their works IS
highest authority in the analysis Of cane Jul
discovered peculiar principle in that Aqa
h he calls s'cerosie." He says it is an qniq
raj alcohol and presents the only instance know