The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-07
General Iateiligen,.
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the Atianile at View York. Ea- HAT r. ~ III
ge5ce = Of considerable frrn-,
EaatIon from the seat If war tba,..s ba. Il at
sPond5Hg later and not Win. Of ca1,'s
nothing Of moment Interest - n
The reports of The LircsDool ao...
unsatisfactory. and BY Ito mean ~
agreeing ~ giving considerable ~ I slssa.
caIl 'aarket. According to SOM. aeeliae
e.i !, as fsosa ID to = Il. I'LL
pie produce, wliile bayers were tyea sl.sad
saoa - 1za; Per pound On the quotat;aa
~ 14 A3efs report The decline ess s.. Y Il
oFhers giTing the Quotations al NM
from d to I'D per pound, stafs sA IT'D ast,.
\ Gays there vas almost panic in H. ~
again merely say that cotton closaa Az
cradle decline The sales Of the - ~ "a sss
TO have amounted to 81 $50 bales e=S
Money Is by all reported more st,,s
England and France are stated f. fas;
state OF great financial excitement a- 1,e Isl
/ those CONFINES suspension of loar - = asss,
the national bank was being agItatad ssaias.l
ever +ensined nneb i,e rate Of Interest,
| From the Crimea, the Africa h,;,..,
ing OF importance o. much interesf o ,.s Qass
there vas an occasional exchange NJ = :. s5sssJ
the allied forces and the Russians a4's bs.ss-s
Near kerteh there had been. a sfi,I.
IN which The allies cl.iIned tie adj
! afIaif was OF nomomeat. The allies sc bgt i,
ing 20 attack Perekop, ard also to hi ties..
agan- The latter operation was exper -o1'a
| son entered upon 'ssea 10 begss
Inc allies are reported 10 be aetivs,-
lie Danube and preparing for hostfito's sssse q
IN ssia there Is s, no charge reported l. t;ss
5oh OF aifaifs: The Turks continued n t As seaa
aitnoush closely invested BY the Rpssja,sa oa sa
dc pf 4 -.
entirely without any change. Nofs-.sis reFsas
OF either towards endeavoring IN as. hoYet=,
pears TO have been made. '!ec. peaees
AFFAIRS IN Spain have assumed q -.a
yorable aspect. Quietness was n,sv ,.;es more I.
present, apparently in all parts offAs Ss. Tor Ia
The London Daily News received i'll a1ngsa7<u
ca, states that gen. Simpson has rss, y shs An.
gen Frye should be appointed to succeed S.s hs
command Of the British forces in the sh II IL
The allies, tits stated, have prepared tEa a.
batteries. mounting thiftysix guns each, sas
pose OF attacking the forts on the nottl si5e ~ IL
bastopol harbor, aud it As expected sfks { Y
open their fire in a few days 10Y
DIR. Elhrenburg expresses it as his opini.a j.
Shiny, red, coloring matter peculiar to the ~
Is composed OF an infinite number Of yery 5sEss
vegetables This discs,loration Of the E:,a..:sss
no means peculiar to the Red Sea The warn r.l
Of the Pacific ocean swarm with nascent o,,,rs ~
sometimes animal and sometimes 7egesabJs--4a
color It's surface crimsoE, brown black, Or vii.
cording TO their hues.
NEW YORK, Ger. ia meeting of the 4. II
association has been broken up and the ~
ty arrested. Among the prisoners are alb+- H.
bone, Henry Clapp, and a number Of respectasIs'
males. A number of stron minded wornan ~
been arrested, which causes great excitement -1s
BUFFALO, Der. lS.-An armed BODY Ct Ir;sb h.,
torn down the railroad bridge at Brentford and u
not allow the trains to pass y
a girl. named BrowD, recently disguised ham
in male attire and joined the United Staes
Rome. New YORK. Her sex was not d;scovs,aj : :
several weeks y"
In doct. Alexander's chureh, Fifth avsnpa ",
York, the choir has been dismissed, the fine Ora,
has been removed SO as TO face the people and Il,
singing IS performed by the congregation gsn.
tleman stands at the side Of The minister aia.
lower, to lead 1t. and the old tunes, familiar lou
long ago, are exclusively Sung.
The Indianapolis Indiana Journal saws that tbs,
is more sickness in that State this fall than ever ).
fore known. The chills and fever are upon the DE-
pie like SO many Philistines, and the demand ID
Quinne has been so great that the market has bee,
exhausted, and the people, a contemporary remarks
are now free shakers
In Indianapolis, Mrs LeatherInan has been reeas.
ed from punishment for selling liquor because the
prohibitory Law has provision that females should
be Imprisoned. Under this decision liquor can b.
sold anywhere in Indiana by women. 1t Evans.
VILE, however, Mrs. Held has been fined $50 and
cond, and the same in 4hi1d case, and Kiss Castle
her assistant, $50 and costs
a London paper says that the duke q Sorthum.
berland has been ezpending the enormous sum d
I5n, 900 year in rebuilding cottages, fzrHhouses
and buildings and in draining lands aa his vast do
nains in Northumberland. to SAP nothing Of tn
splendid Improvements going On in the stasaly cas-
les Of Alnwick and Warworfh
Miss G.Haskins was found dead in her bridal dres
and chamber, near Natcbex, Mississippi On the Y
nit. After being dressed by her trademarks, Il
-equested them to retire for a short time and VIII
hey returned they found her living lifeless upoah
couch. with an empty vial which had contained
quantity Of prussic acid, still clasped in her han
She had adopted the desperate alternative Of Sc
destruction rather than marry man she couldl
owe, in obedience TO parental authority.
It appears by New Yors letter to the Natio
.nielligencer that ore of these pernieious assoc
ions, free love or tpassloua attraction club. Is
successful operation in the very heart of the city
New ork, having its place OF meeting on Broadw'
md numbering about 1000 members of both ser
IF course, New York morality IS mum on the ST
ect of this association Of free lovers. Il such
had been in any other city, especially
outh of Mason and Dixon's Line, the New York
ans of 'tall the decency" would have walked
choes with their righteous and indignant denanc
ions. sz.-.-.sz
The Montevallo ala Herald is calling the ats
ION OF capitalists TO the mineral wealth OF Shel
ounty. 1t says that there are many heavy capt.
sts already engaged in the work, but that the naH
er IS tritiing decomposition with the immense fal
pen othe enterprise OF skiIiful miners Coal iet
pfr oh -of-
nest marble, Lodges Illuminated slate, copper, lie
nd graphite, are every where in abundance, andi
lite profitable labor and capital The railroad III
elna passes through this region, and offers fac!
les Tor the rich ontpouring of incalculable yauefH
hose unfailing sources OF Alabama wealth.
III. Nllus, French mechanieian, says that almt
Il vessels, whether of wood or iron, have hithe
cen constructed on a wrong principle. The gre
81 possible strength has been given to the sides
ottom, while the deck has been neglected Bu
hip should be regarded as q great tube or box, {
able of sustaininga load at its middle while ST
ended at IFS ends. conversely. or sustaining loa
t each end while supported at It's middle. To Q
ain this result with the least weight of material
II. Nullus says that the upper and lower parts
he vessel-otherwise the deck and the bottom
honld be the strongest, instead of as now, the We
ightest and weakest
The people OF Richmond, va, have recently be
lrown into great excitement by most horrible
alr that has just transpirssd In their midst. i m
alling himself Francis Auboa1ine, who came 10 Il
ty on schooner, from New York, hired hou
nd having enveighed two negroes into it, on p
snee Of running them off to free State, murder
PC OF them, cut him to pieces and buried him IN t
sllar. The other scontriFed 10 escape. The N
as finally captured by the police. but swallow
rychnine and died in the watchhouse The aft
as involved in much mystery The wretch trt
} murder the policemen by his pistol, owie-knl
nd finally by blowing strychnine powder into the
ICES.
One Of the British Reviews, in an article on t
.ectic telegraph, gives the credit of inventing al
onsuucting the most rapid working telegraph
II. Alexander Balm. The review seems to ante