The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-13
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election passed eff quietly - ss.iLLs, Aso,.
me American majority in this -. ara. as
has giVen an American maior;snt Is 400 y, s.
majority q lop, and Frankfort y ~ 100;
~ p'ssneaalage own city the da Ivy h In
aor i,ss alsfsnal was elected by ~
49, fa'hslieah ticket. with this Nv ~
NEw Yons so a' eoah'y gave deaesp. !, y
arrived from Liverpool viii q steaiusr ii asss,
The cotton market had bean auslees 10 IL SS,
cnange IN Prices. Thereports fas siS
nietlng. Louis Napoleon had o ,ga spsiasss ii
Ihe frontiers OF Spain, and it was e ss
tenoed Y AID was necessary Ia tA,sas
popular movement and press asslst efs,ss
failed o''on houses IN LiS.S aast GrS
done in the house. t'otilng Of
II ! mere Is great excitement arno,.... 'Sss
left tbs s ~ V me ae4nittal Her he
Two rne, alsy .i.is morning. fl ltsfss
not to fight duel about matsess to- oeeh held i,
! trial matters oeeurrns, = taa
ne senate has passed bill nr,..,. ss
payment Of postage on all printed otb.,
Mr. burlngame has arrived s,a matter 10
pan IN IN. ne sum Of S5oo0to keep tbs ass been
Brooks has gone to the Viro;a;.
WASHINGTON, July 2sth.-Sr 1 P springs
Pao1shed very severe and sarcas. fillaggaus,o a
course pursued BY Mr.. Brooks IN Ir rssp le,
Pectea affair Of honor between then ,sfeassa Ill.,
/ accompanied BY statement from mn NJ. ! Hislstss
uhlo, me principal point of which IT. i !. lIsapbl
alhs asse.1s mat he Is willing 10 pa - as'
m = lug. ". brooks, il it be sou M
h.a Inc honorable ". G Greary, Of P epas:S
oeeh nominated for the post Of eovs4a sFanisI,
III the place of Wilson Shannon so'eshof Of E,5.
nation has been sent into the sen. "a. Them
ton. -'0 senate ior consa
WASHINGTON, July 29-In the bons. !. M
day, the army appropriation ~ :, fepes,
with Mr. sherman's amendment s VII vas pasl
Kansas territorial laws, BY Vote =, aa 4
Mr. Dunn's bill reorganisinp The ~ ~ - to
and restoring the Missouri restre,a Kansas tsnbo
ed by vote Of 86to IA. 'ss'oil' vas alep,s
More clerks have resigned in the tra..:...
mem, IN anticipation of the action Of tbs ap
NEW YORK, July 30.-The British H..
iai l recommended mat all executions hsresih ~
More troops are to be sent to the o..
Hope. By the present time it il av, oaps q God
Caffre tribes are in rebellion N'essed thaa
A dreadful explosion has taken ,l....
mines. One hundred persons were k;ilsd u esuaa'
A rebellion has taken place in Sna;a
out of the ministerial crisis. pau HEss
Inc national guard traternised u;,h.
and bloody fight ensued which lasfsd .t ss people
1t is now over, however. siii'v hsa
General O'Donnell is at the head Of u,
try The national guard is to be disbsna NV mus
The country is declared to be in STAT aas ~.
french army OF observation has hass s'sge
the Spanish frontier -' oesa ssu'
disturbances have arisen in Denmark f..
mon preachers The offenders have BEEN .rs W. n
The grand duke Michael has been bss,, a.lssted
princess of Baden. ssssoaieo otte
Ihe coronation of the car Alpya,d,.
the 3lst day of August. . aasa u
letter from Vienna says that the anst.;..
has given orders for the troous Il sT
to be Esbtorced 1t is said that field a..saaaF
detzky has pointed out the necesstv of IA
the number of troops to I20 600 men sssisssag
he has usually undar command. Ns-s's saat
ne erratic course of the London Times ,as,o,.;u
This country and ia relation to all public
IS explained by ths fact that threefbs II I.
per are owned by the Rothschlds and hsscs "; !. r.
made mere stock jobbing instrument Thu tn !.
seized upon the little furry about Mr. DALI. ass
gave II ridiculous exaggeration to enable il h,ns
ng owners 70 buy stocks at reduced prsp ma,
momentarF panic which they did, and MAJ Sl ~
thousand pounds BY the operation ~ 'lsas 'en
WV 7osK, July 26.-fhe president hsa s,,o,a.
free pardon to Wagner. who was copyie,ss ~
me since OF breach Of the neutrality laws II ri.
ountry, bF enuclng men to leave for The purpo,s i
DINING the allied army IN the Crilnea.
July 2ctn.-Ihe steamer Empire State. FINN F,l
iVer, with lou passengers on board, exploded ba,.
oiler on Saturday evening 40
july 30.-News Aas been received from tss ave.
Labrador to July LIST, which gives ii account
terrible gale and hurricane of Green island tvsn.
nine sails oatof fleet of thirty vessels vsa IA
lily wrecked Three more large vessels vera In.
Jog lsland-ereWs perished-loss FerY heavy \
artially insured. II
!. Inc New York Commercial Advertiser ii the25tk
t., an oid line Whlg paper, and not accustomed 10
iaggeratlon or hypaTbele. thus seeaks Of the
GREAT FILLMORE MEETIsa-the unparaIled poit;. 4
il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in numbers and
lthusiasm. he meeting at the Academy Of Music
y night surpassed any thing Of the kind that ha.
zen seen IN New York city. It's numbers and en-.
nsiasm must have satisfied every one present that
ere is no lack of heartfelt, deep rooted determine
IN hereabont to carry Mr. Fillmore tfiumpbautly
to the presidential char. Those who sincerely
sire that eonsnmmation, but have timdlv feared
at 1t cannot be accomplished, will from this daybe
spired with 4 new courage, and see plainly ii III
thing more Is needed than toaet up to theiry
,tions and wishes, and the Noble aim will
sed. Of this we now feel VS. assured,
e to apprlse our friends throughout the STU
Union that New York city has taken holear
rnest, and with the mos gratifying prsspes
'rious triumph. From this day iat tdssae
station, no fear, nc remissness IN effort. Lei
* heartily together, with liked resolve eaeh II
nself, that no dependency or indifference % III
It shall prevent success, but that ms olhgsaa
confidence shall cooperate with the laboEs OIL ms
low citizens, and Willard Fillmore will De
It president of these United States.
The immense building was closely
part, and at 8 o'clock 1t seemed
,ther person could be cnmpresse
lding.
JsolSsArI, July 29th.-A torn
5 city, throwing down trees
Q has been killed By it and sew
anded.
socK ISLAND, July Observation-Disclosures ahaud.
on the sth, calling on Missourians to goine
asas In August to vote at the November election,
Ter Toombs' bill
General Smith says he will arrest Lane il he
Kansas, even at the cost OF 500 lives
TX hundred Missourians were gathered at St 10
IS to intercept Lanes party.
Iinety men from Chicago and thirty from Aasssf
sets were expected to join Lane at AebraSka
oLUNBUs, Ga. July 51st--Brooks aid Keitt have
n unanimously reelected to congress.
N. p July 3o-The two democratic
sentions of the hards and softs, of this State net
; at noon to day for the purpose Of forming
on and preceding ta the nomination Of electol
lcket, and Of ticket for State officers, tobe SUI
ed by the entire democracy Of the State at
election
he fusion was complete. and the hon. A. J..
was nominated for governor, Judge Fande
lieutenant governor, and John t. Russell fore
missioner
he Louisville Courier, Of the 18th ult., says
light In this section of the State has been
re than al any time during she season
md Is literally parched, and Vegetation
burnt up. Corn, which looked so pr
weeks since, will now scarcely producea
crop of nubbins. Rain is sadly wanted
he Houston Texas Telegraph says, we
IN consequence of the protracted drought