The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-19
general Inte.lips,

a. E.l III
the l2'h' one week later han etpool, wiz
l. ne Liverpool cotton marEat p,4fevioas, t,s
) ruling In favor Of BUYERS ~ Was iaasr
TAR an5 Orleans, Tad; niddlng o ri qaolsles
n, mere = nothing of interest e..
ne loss OF the allies at the bat,i lofa the a.,
reported at 1900 The Pns Dalsie Of the TTi ii,
across The river, and were tharaf"s, Wee .0g
thelr former position On its r,slt ! enable
the III slams by the bombar,55an' oaak r.
aseertaIned to be only 40 killed at Sra%
he British fleet is reported to @ ~ i6O sq 4
fectual attack upon RIGA, % have ns9 9S
The allied fleet in the Whit
large Quantities of stores. The ps ga had i
sea OF Azot' have blown up a npm ie,sh
Rumors are current that non w
been proposed and is likely to be pf sa prass
From last accounts it would anro.,
OF Sebastopol is still far distant '1 ri lhata,
graphs that the fire of the allies coD. Gortsek
and the Notifications remained MIX; iaed5g 5
Prlvate advices from Europe stst5 .1d
the Notifications of Sweaborr had ' L IAatA /
jured; and that the report Of the the h oee1
Its results are generally regarded lumbar. ~
allies destroyed some Russian sb;a as ha,
NORFOLK, SEPT 8-The yellow v" f ;ppngg at !! Il
raEages--the deaths average sevante cOnis Nj
ldent Pierce refused request fror:s Per dlr M
Norfolk to permit the removal Of t n1. The s5;,
ing population Of that town TO forts sae eGtiR
be dead or dying. '"'' afer9F,
baltimore, SEPT 9-Intellioeroo
terrible. The disease is spreod Gre IRON Ma
and to add to the calamity the small 10 ue@
malignant form, has broken out POI, na
n. ORLEANS, SEPT. 1.-THE fever +.
at patton Rouge, Bayou Sara and Vic vl Iaea
walls 10 an alarming extent at Lake prs"g.lfss III
yellow fe7er broke out ct Canton, M;sN 'deQa
and on the 6th fifty cases had bean ~ ont .S
citizens have sent TO this place for AID ported N
CINCINNATI, SEpr. THE Ohio Is az Z. VI
this point There are six feet water .saS slegy
Louisville Snperfne flour, Sc % IH@ heals n
BALTIMORE, SEpr 1.-The acconn w.
receive from Norfolk and PortsmoDih y: s0Ndlast
raVages of the yellow fever there ara .slselg
sing. They have increased to f.;, ,a ss dsis
The mortality is terrible. ''ssRiiQl ess,
during the twentyfour hours epdn.. :,
terday lMonday, Sept. 3d. the nuSb d. a,9!s
amounted to seventy. Nu'lOe'd ss
Among those who succumbed IA i.
demlc during that period, were Nr .I n eaifp d
editor OF the Norfolk Beacon. and pa .ua9asi
priest besides doctors, ministers, and tba
the county anu 'he Shelf l
Many Of the best citizens of the nI,....
lying dead in their houses, ren,aihn. ae fegr
cause the supp y of collins is insnfeissn sloaeds
graves cannot be dug rapidly enough @' VI ossa4
mere are now over l 300 cases IN yo.sn
A similarly awful condition of tb by.sk
Portsmouth as in Norfolk "it'ss ezlshA
Inc physicians appear to suffer most f,on. i,
ease. MANY OF those attacked die VIII; tiG,a asas
hours after the recognition of the rst Sa
dispatch from Petersburg Va ss ss,aP ZION
counts received here from porfs,,o,,,,t' says ~
Palng Dr, Irugien writes that he veste, %a! Y
scribed fer one hundred patients In sssetaaE Ps
Nhoie families are lying ill., without tbo .ssaei
getting drop of water to cool their alno oe means
tongues. ''ei' almost parcAl.
A gentleman from Portsmouth IVA ro,,.,.
scene witnessed there day ortwo sinca .'43,es =
passing o., MS way to bury relative heard tb t
heartfendlng groans of men and scroa.ns ' TX wy
man proceeding from house near bv and ~ :
TO discover the cause lie found two mon WY; fn.
corpse OF woman, andin taking which dawn - en-.
5hey mad damned 1t at the turning IT, n - S:a
them to release the body, and they t6en %ssas
and it was some time before he eonld hrba
negro to bury it, Passing through the house !"
elght men III one room, all down with tho forar u =
ng about on the floor, and in their midst wss K
body OF robust looking companion, who had do
Turing the night, his comrades being too wal H.
lift Sthe corpse out. The gentleman Who witness
he scene had himself buried nine Of his avn Il.
ives. ''''
WASHINGTON, SEPT. The president has remov.
richard =. Hammond, collector of the port Of 4,
francisco, and appointed Marcus Latham, late npn
er of congress, in his place SO
The National 1ntelligencer thinks there viii h
onservative true men Of the north enough AIDA
the southern members, to constitute majority
ne next mouse OF representatives, and defeat In
cremes of the abolitionists.
a new trade Is said to have been introduced inf
heffeld, England, by casting of bells Of east.ss1
hlch is reported to have all the advantages of be
fetal, with the recommendation of greater chesE
ess.
A paragraph recently appeared in New Yot
aper to the effect that the hon Mr. Perkins, Of La
slted ashlngton few weeks since, and was "a,
'olly received by secretary Marcy -"
LAND NARRANTs.-There seems to be some dfe
ice between the prices of land warrants in Was
gton and New York city. In the latter, the pr
warrants has downward tendency. The 81
y of one hundred and twenty acre warrants bel
mparatively large, says Thompson's Reporter. t
lotation is lOS to ITO cents per acre, while the
descriptions are ITO to liz cents per acre
ashington, on the other hand, we are inforn
OF is being paid for 100 acres, and Ill p for Of
S, and that is offered by one house to all impoda
alers The same parties sell at one per cent. p
re more, say Ill = to liz cents.
The liquor dealers of New Y ork have concluded
end the 500, 900 which they had raised, TO sta
paper specially devoted to their interests, in ele
neering purposes to obtain the aseendency int
vt Legislature.
A Chicago dispatch of the 29th ult. says, dat
m Kansas to Monday have been received. II
islature had passed a bill giving to themsely
election of territorial officers foT six years. an
) two houses were III joint session carrying o.
election.
\ dispatch from Halifax says that the steamsh
mes Adger, from New Y ork, arrived at St. John
en- the 18th ult.; that the cable f
,marine telegraph had not arrived from Londo
that the excnrsioEists were awaiting its arrEa
HALIFAX, SErr.l. IA dispatch received here tO-ds
n Sydney, states that the submarine cable b.
ging to the New Foundland telegraph compan
5 lost forty miles out at sea, owing to mlsmanag
1t on the part of the worknen. 1t was insure
dollars.
he Alexandria (Va.) Gazette reports that the
been frost in the mountains near Cumberlah
S is early, e.g@ ~
he taxes to be raised for the current year in i
of Boston, are 1926, 900 less than last year
he wing judiciary convention in New ork eli
on the 9th ult., and made the following nom
ons: for justice of the supreme court, EdWsI
1owles; fer judges of the superior court, a u l,
Hoffman and Lewis P, Woodruff; forjudge OF IL
It of common pleas, Cambridge Livingston;
ye of the marine court, Chas. E. Birdsall
he troubles Of bishop Doane have been revive
n, and extended to an open rupture between nj
a portion of his parishioners. Lately, PEI,
signed BY respectable body of his chuEcl
presented 70 the bishop, requesting him TO r
the rectorship orsubmit to a thorough invest
on OF the charges against him.
ne recent death Of Robinson, the supposedm l
r of Helen Jewett, has brought out another IA
erning one of The parties who figured IN u u
IL tragedy. Rosina Townsend, the keeper Oh u
Sc AZ Thomas street, it seems, is living at "a
n, New York She has been resident there II
al years, and leading virtuous life, She ma
J, some years since, respectable farmer, and Dol
members OF the church, in good standing. =,
,era is trou hla anonr tba freamaS0nS of ". l OFF