The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-14
1eneral Intelligeuca

the seat of wars,a a., w y ult and viii,
one week later than that r.esiyaa Iohtl nent ,sa
/ ne cotton circulars Of the I;r:y The Adss
advices. AZ Change in il s:tss
The Liverpool breadstutFs n,,,.-
nave experienced considerable adj ss e rcpo.., Il
ne demand Tor money is reported NV. Wv IN pis,a
more pressing, rates were still ado have bs
di5 Tic being made more stringent slhs aud
est to 6 per cent ''' ~ TIE Fate a. /.
The bullion in the bark Of Fne,.
ther decreased since last adyices' '@nd had ~.
AiLogether the monetary condition ~,
ana q, france was greatly disturbed 10th Elp,,
The bank of England at latest ao,a.
sing TO discount bills having over nna. va n
to run. hihety-fy "
to prevail. pND'' was bsgas..
ne Dank rates were for short paper en.-
paper having from SO to ~ days to run ~ cent
Inc CONDITION al of French financial afTal pef ea
gloomy; Inc bank Of France had also es w was u,
rate OF lnterestto 6 per cent. ''so falsed h.
An immediate issue of paper monau
ted, and suspension Of the bank Of F sas antp
confidently predicted. rance il h. /
The Turks are reported to have pa;ra,
tant and decisive victory at Kars, over fba 40 a
Russian forces q TIE besisaS,
The Russians are said to have conme,..
tack, and the engagement which was ta.sa The
perate one, lasted for eight hours. Tho d.
ted to have amounted to seven thousand II s LIST.
wounded. '@io IN killed ~
The Turks were commanded bv %, ~,
Their loss is reported as amountny IS sao i.ur
Several officers of high rank are rene Seo.
the killed tepofIed anon,
Ihe Russians during the conflict n.o.
times IN possession Of the Turkish bater;ess seVs,
were as often repulsed with great slan.hss ous A
1t was reported immediately after tbss r;s1
the Russians intended to totally abandon ,b tAa
the place, but adyices from ST. Petersbnr, siege
lively that the blockade will be continuas state po
further important news from this quarter il ev.
The allies are reported to have orpsn,oa
tons for concentric advance upon Basebp p.epata
slmferopol from Eupatoria, Badar and Ker,es aud
forces We're already within four leagues "a D.. hs
'eral. A terrible conflict was anticipated
ately inlasdd.
The Russian position On the north side of Gil,
Dol had been surrounded with new fortife.,;soSasa
10 to enable it to stand siege, and the farsas
oying it regarded themselves as entrepehsa esa
irmly than ever ass
Odessa had not yet been attacked, bu. ,bs M
lad captured Kinburn. 10y a4a
he allies had also DESTROYED two towns 1 !.
traits Of Ke.tch-Tramen and Panaphai W
The forces under Liprandi were reported - !.
iring. " " ' II
The new ministry of Greece had formalv !.
ounced the determination of the government cfs.,
ounfry to remain neutral during the present S,,u' s
le between the allies and the Russians.
: he condition of France, in some respects /. ~.
satisfactory. Bread riots were feared in Par;. 'u0'
WASHINGTON Ger. 30-The secretary of wa,p
'avls IS stated on fully reliable authority IL i...
tn eran
,f PACK pay as lieutenant general has been all,-
d, and statement of the amount fonnd ~ !"
,rwarded to him. " = uas
Mr.. Crampton, the British minister, asserts. H.,
he attempt to implicate him in the violation If IL.
eufralIty laws, was the result of eonsnroor Wv
le part OF Forney, to embrol the governments r.
inmates that should he be recalled M
ould be appointed. 'ss'''R
WASHINGTON, Der. 29.IIt is stated on relissblesr
orlty here, that the president has received by d.
eamshlp Africa, circular letter from the Dsr%
,vernment inviting that of the United States I
IN I'D an endeavor to settle the question of the D
sound dues, by congress of nations, to be beH
Copenhagen in November next
1t Is understood that Russia will take part in IL,
oceedings, and diplomatists are said to be of on.
. that the occasion will be embraced for the mn.
Sc OF making efforts to effect peace between heraDd
e allies.
Mr.. Secretary Marcy has received official informs.
p by the Africa that Mr.. Buchanan, our minister
the court of st. James, would have left London
this for France
1fhcIalE information was received at the depsrt.
Mt for foreign affairs, by the Africa thai D. Plat
l., had resigned the secretaryship OF legation at
ris, and that son Of Henry a. Wise esq, Of Va,
been appointed to the post in his stead.
he Atlantic brought out an immense plumber Of
eFs to lower the limits previously sent for the pur.
Sc OF cotton, as also a large number to stop Dur.
sing on account Of the writers entirely. From
nc was about commencing.
=. LOUIS, Ger. 25-The Santa Fe mail has al,
"a with dates to the ist Indian hostilities have
rly ceased. The difficulty between Kit Carson
the government about feeding the Indians, has
sed suspension of every thing in regard to the
tract, and it is expected Carson will 60 to Wash.
ton to have matters finally settled The rains have
. very severe, doing much damage. The train
much sickness the uay.-and much of the
IS on the route had been burned. But few Indi-
We're met The train was once attacked by Ca.
lches, four or FIVE of Which were killed.
band of counterfeiters, having their head quar-
In Columbus, Ohio, has been broken up, BY the
ure of Henry Myers, George Bell, Morris Will.
!, alias Mott Williams, and Theodore an Dorau.
romnent member Of the gang, J. D Lowndes,
rietor OF the Montgomery house, against whom
re Washington Sentinel Of late date saws: "In
orphan court on Saturday last, Mrs. Bodisco and
brother, Brook Williams, entered bond in one
ired thousand dollars, as administrators of the
OF count Bodlsco, the late Russian minister 50
8 relates to his personal estate. Judge Purcell
led that the will, only bearing his signature and
having been witnessed according to the statute,
It sufficient to pass the real estate, which how
goes by descent to the widow and children
the property of the deceased minister in this
try is supposed to amount to 100000
ain Is Just now excited about the alliance with
ce and England. The Spanish patriotic party
{ it will destroy all claim which Spain has to
orbearance and good will of the United States,
seems to prefer that the United States should
Cuba than that Spain should be subjected to
ce. 1t is believed that on the vote for sending
Inlsh contingent to the Crimea, the cortes will
e adversely to the alliance, and that a coup
will be attempted by the Anglo French party.
SIS seems to be Impeding.
other insurance company has burst up in New
It was called the Tontine Fire Insurance
any. The company was organised in May
with capital of 100000, as it appeared, but
lqulries of the commissioner developed the inter-
, fact that every dollar was loaned for the &C.
! to swear BY, and was soon restored leaving
ompany's capital GOO to commence business
The company at the same time owed S25OO
e loan OF the $2O0,00D! This was certainly
'1al operation worthy Of New York The attor.
eneral OF the state viii take the necessary steps
the Iontine company operations.
New 7 ork journal Of Commerce. of the 23d
ays; There was time when We was indebted
rope Tor portion of our finest machinery, and
ners regarded .American ingenuity as its eli.
q the production Of wooden nutmegs and clothes
Latterly we have astonished them with our
reaPers, and six shooters, and at last they have
to acknowledge that our mechanics are entitled
k with the best of their own. A farther illus
may now be given. Yesterday. a sloop arriv'
this harbor, bringing from the Jersey shore