The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-02
General Intellisen

The Asia arrived ont on the o., - "sa
puollc was without official no;ca a. The p
inissal, but regarded ii as fiyaa ~ - ofanpm A
but unofficlal statements per As;a TIE pSssaA
citement in London. asia CAUSED lY.'Ss'N
The English papers agree thas. >#a
sonai one, there Is no necessity far s.e Case il,
DaHas. ne London Times is, b Ias dsais ,1Ss'
| against the United States. 90 howeee, 5ssI8
a II unsuccessful attempt to assass;n. s
| u! Span haa oeen made. A young me- tie oa,.
charge it. 0e'oFe he emis q
France has Suffered terribly in Som. "
foundations. Ills estimated that fos. ae olsticss
pie have been rendered houseless as " a'hoassadsN
thousand thrown out of employment One hqr5s H.
| II IS hoped IN F9ance that The car,
about an average YIN Crop Vim,
NEW YORK, June l3.-The British s.,-
ca has arrived at the Bermudas fro,a aafae Ns.
Jamaica. with thirty five cases Of vii he slnG
board, eleven of which died. 'eiios fem ~ ~
JUNE l6.-The ship Pallas, from Co,h
has been wrecked near St. Paul's, ana lof Qqeb
sons drowned. seFeatg y,
In reply toa motion in the house of,.,
dispatches relative to sending troops f. lot n,
Clarendon expressed towards the United ssaaa o
The steamer Emu has arrived, brino;u.g,
the continent. 49, '!s serhns
The Paris papers say that Spain vii,
against Mexico, if the claims of her ct ~
paid S''idehs Tenn
La Patrle has declared that the reco,n;.
earagua scatters to the wind the Clsvtos@ =, Nj
treaty. itol.Bgss
The news of Champions dismissal had
ed England. Aaa aret
The possibility of such course was -.
indignation by the press - 'sa'ed Vii
The Daily News alone doubts the ~.
sending Mr.. Dallas home. 1t saws the F.sEFll
OF the Walker movement would not iecass Ssaaa
to war. Aai
JUNE l4.-Ths convention of the black ,s,s, /.
date for the presidency. On the frst &, eaad
speaker Banks, of the United States hons ss.o Nj
sentatves, obtained 43 votes; col. Fireman. fpe
Mclean, 10; Stockton, IA. 9 n NJ
Three more ballots Were taken. Ontso,
votes We're for Banks, 48; for Fremont a. aN h'
ton, is; for Johnson of Pennsy lvania ID W ohcs
An adjournment to Monday was resnir.a
convention being in very bad humor - w tAs
New York, June l6-The Convention 49,.
to-day, two delegates from ew JERSEY sa a., met
one from Pennsylvania and one from Nav WI og.axst
drew i"A,6iA
On the seventh ballot the vote vas far pls,, =,
Tor Fremont, ~; tor Mclean, Al ' "
Very great excitement followed this vote
The convention 90 the 9th ballot. nmn;e..., ),
Banks for president, and VIM j. Jobns"@ - ~
president. =" 'lcs
The seceders from the convention ponir...,,a
bert F. Stockton for president, and Kennslb i,sa Sa
N. c., for vice president ''ala0F,
PHILADELPHIA, June 15--The black ranDsl.-
to-day nominated colonel John C. Fireman, ~ ~
first ballot, vice Banks declined y @s
JUNE l9.-lhe convention proceeded IL .e
NAL ballot for vice president with the foljav;aa
suit: Dayton, of New Jersey, $50: Lincoln os}I ~
nos, Ito; Wilmot, of Pennsylvania a. R.nl ap =.
Massachusetts, 49, Summer of do. 35 tta-asso
Sumner, Wilmot and Banks being vitbdrsTn H..
ton was nominated on the first ballot, Vie ToLns
declined. o9'
WASHINGTON, June l2-Tn the senate-Nr H,nl,
asked that he might be excused from serving
man of the committee Of commerce Since tho d
dorsement of the repeal of the Missouri commons.
by the Cincinnati convention, he could no longer at
with the democratic party, and whatever power (13
had given him, would be used in opposition b ii IL
the coming contest.
WASHINGTON. June l6.-In the senate Mr.. e3syto.
admitted that the bill supplementary 10 the bilI Il
Kansas and Nebraska, among other copcili
atory measures, provides that whenever Kansas has
33,4oO inhabitants, She may take steps for applying
for admission as State.
Mr.. Adams addressed the senate On the bill to ex
END the naturalization laws.
The Mexican adriees state that Mexico has refused
o receive the new Spanish minister The Spanish
ieet menace Vera Cruz. --s
WASHINGTON, June l5-Mr secretary Marcy has
lotfied the Danish minister here hat our commerce
will continue to pay the Sound dues for another
Eear but under protest.
LOUISVILLE, June I6-Ne rece;re3 accounts here
e-day that the prisoners in the pdlaGa penitentiay
'roke out in rebellion this evening. but that they
we're for the time subdaed.
Tonight they refused to go to their cells, and sub
equently the building was set on fire. Al 10 O'Clock
ne wing is Quilted. The prisoners, however, srs
eeure, and no lives have been lost.
The loss falls entirely on the State, as the lease
he penitentiary expired yesterday.
CHICAGO, June l3.-Adgiees from Kansas staet tn
own of Ossawattomie was attacked By one haHdre
nd fifty rntfians, including fifty OF Bufordss cen
any.
The townof Palmyra was also destroyed
There was a general mastering Of the pro siaFsr
ompanies, and they threaten to extermnate Shsr
On and Sumner, and the United States troops.
Shannon fled from the territory, but was P=eFale
pom to return to Leayenworth.
CHICAGO, June l4-Late arrivals from Kansas IA
conflrm the Geographic reports of guerrilla va
re and bloodshed. Twenty one Missourians, Car
hans and Alabamians had been killed, and se7er
se state men had been wounded, but none kille
'vernor Shannon's proclamation produced no eff
hatever.
LOUISVILLE, June 12-Later adyices from mans
ete that marshal Donaldson, who was report
lied, is stili alive and we'll
Colonel Sumner is dispensing all armed bands.
specsivc Of party. and it IS expected that the teri
q will become tranquil soon.
CHICAGO. June 19--Sevenfy- five men left this CT
>te1aav for Kansas
! 10 hundred and tiitv Lissourians were encam
within three miles Of Lawrence on the 18th ms
Colonel Simmer Eas going TO Lawrence with
7a@s body of troops. including artillery. He HI
aTzas.3 the AESs9aTaaEas to 1asist-
j he pr8~s34verT c21zazlgattsya At LeaYenworth h'
as5rs1 ST order tsaaa the free stale to quit Il
q 1aaaftsa1a Ind aez5Tsd 44 s. Louis en- route
sSAGnrtesa~
:sss,GsS sara, La 17aRa 1-s--S- Z Lsarty, sheriff
Is parrish sad john TGs-asa11, q planter, had
set07at5ca 9aSS afternoon, Eza wAGcA Turnbull
s7s aI3'r RzapBs3aa ar a Aav5s- sasse He was sta
a ia Die aaia hesass, Ztaets was shot in the lie
fessjIEe tbs ssassaaaa received stab in the nee
a aot dangerous,
MT ] e,lg1 fsae'asgaIg aszs. died II the wounds
LsTa&. IN i#ss SE2aGss@sE Eata = IL Larry
ST 1loCES. eaae H. here has haan 4 deStrncu
c at S. Louis, The houses at Naa, Smith & G
4 Of VI. 5 (ilEaaa have been oo.zzlv DESTROYED
s>e Of Brown, Good d Co, and Be.thold L Be-
indy, partially SO,
The French minister has Just published deer
:11h order tlsas ~hep=-er tI.a i9af>arial hahs Z
ans Napoleon ", passes d company on parade,
rack military past, or an estafette, the soldl2
'st present arms, the drums must roll, and I
rms toot, the same as for his majesty himself b
question Is, how are the soldiers TO kno| Wit
y are in the august presence Of his Juvenile n
ty-
Late heavy rains at Jamaica hare washed up
trument If torture made from hoops with scTe'
i so constructed as to fit the largest or smallf
son; attached TO it are manacles for the hands.
E inside Of the knee bars and the resting plaoei
soles of the feet are studded with spikes. VII