The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-17

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Gee, Inc hnStish- navy comprises 81 ships Of
1he line, 5S fi9ases, l65 smalt vessels, mounted
VIVID l3.%5} guns ID her steam NAYS, the
engine IQfee ~ eqNal 70 a4534 horse power.
france mas 5o2, Wy !RianaFy, 8e,ceO cavalry
Z. .%o0 ot the engineer department and IS, 500
q obhef troops, wherein arc 25oOu genaarma-
~. toseRhef! 606,ooo men and 8@ gins.
lhe naval force OF France comprises 90 0shiPs
3t the ltne' f3 HaGates and 275 suall ships,
1oSes'sf y EgSsGi$ ana I, ~ &5ls, wnese'n
&Fe hot laelaoe@ 10 steamships, whose engine
horse
austria russia ana Tue Other German states
toss,.Ss Z. oopslSlStS~'e 1'l'ltafy !gIee, VIZ,
,., aasSils aaa las g'-eSs arms 49'soo ini"nlfy
o''oVo csFaiFy' o'Vo0 $rjllIeIy' ,73o q the
H',eeF 0epafsa.ChI a aae ana |oooi other troops
tosSeuers 23V,o0u m6A,
tion bafc 1866 coo infantry, $4,000 csiparv.
! 4, 500 artillery, ,G27 of fhe engineer daparg-
ment, and 1900 Of other troops. together,
224, 900 men ard 500 guns.
Thus Germany can place on foot ao 800
infantry, l59, 500 cavalry, I2I 500 .leF..
&c ,0o0 OF the engineer department, an, 300
Of other troops together. .S98. 500 and
{, ,572 guns.
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ne - Suojoneo paragraph - 1he aolngs Of the
new J OK farmers clHb, will beinterestj1g and
ret.aps s-4a.oie 70 COTTON planters:
n communication was received from cor
lesponuen, u ol .he society IN Fanama, by which
" we learn That the Chinese have for ages been in
she haols OF sowing cotton IN drills, which drills
are manufed with oll-cake, the OIL being express
co rom cotton seed, and that to this method of
culture Is Principally to be attributed the extreme
nneness l1 OF the article produced in that country.
The principle IS explained to be, that the best
long been known that tie best manure for v;nes
is tie leaves. tendrls, ETC., of the plant buttbe
application Of tie idea to cotton. and these
means of carrying it out, is quite new unon th;u
continent. A sample of the oil, apparentlc 8
very rich kind, was shown.
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Inc morning Star, a tree"lll baptist paper.
says that the ilI'!e success which now attends
laoors IS attributable. to great ex-
.en'' 70 d lacA OF oioneal preaching. The min
.Stfy mas fetfo9raded INTO profession Of essay
ls's, phl!osophlcal SPECTATORS, moralj2jng upon
'opioS oi Interest seheraily, out wanting that
clearhess' au,hor1'y ana divine power which
Fei.ians 70 'le Mofa OF uod, when @Tp0anded
anu enforced numerous sermons are as bar
len VI scripture DIS 'he desert IS OF flowers, II
go ..ie 'eAt see11s 70 De regarded as mere
~ ''e suo)ec' ana 'he positions
,ahen ore MAGE e ;, 10 rest upon the assertions or
''eGuis.ohs ~ oi 'he re- pieachef, Boston l'os!.
~ ~ w. aonael = Il lhe New hngian2 minister's
la'e plesoeu an any 'h'e out reilgon IQE tlIe past
car ., Two, lhey nave acted more Ike poijtl
'lal,s enan humole followers OF the meek and
o"iy cesus.ha'e loohea oltenef 10 political
venus lof teSts IMAM 10 The pages OF thcInSplred
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The Richmond Enquirer is amusing Itself
With the reproduction of proofs from certain
Wing prints of the old story that the whig parlv
absoiutel y dead. 1t was the idea thai died,
lot the wing party. Yet the same paper is Ia
'orIng asslduousl y to prove that the defurct
'arty is rearing its decaptated head under
lew name, and ought to be watched wilh that
leepless vigilance which can alone save .he
lemocracy, How party too feeble in itself -
lamage It's great antagonist can yet possess 50
auch latent power as to be dreaded can only be
Explained by the Enquirer. The fair infer nce
rom such an argument seems to Us to be chat