The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-26
General Intellieeno.,

niagara from Liverpool On tho ~ mail ste,,,
Boston. d. midnight q, theSk
were irregular. N' 4ulet and dnn
he brokers' circular quotes d., Tics
qualities. I'll middling and ID o.
me market closed quiet but steaa,. ~. sa'
the week amounted to $4,000 balasy The SAL,
lators took ID 100, ana exporters M which sS
me brokers circular quotes fair O bales SesR
mlddling Orleans G7sd. ' ofIeans IA
tres ordlnalre is quoted at lO5f, ~ qulet; Or,..
tone towards the cabinet, asking if threaten,
tllties is again desired. RECOURSE tob bas
Neapolltan affairs are UNCHANGED -,
dltlonal symptoms of a close unio, here Are n,
Russia and Prussia oesNeen Frssa'a
1t would appear that France sun.
dltlonal mission from Russia and PrpSs an unco,
rls congress. ussa to ths "
1t is rumored that French fleet ia :, d
coed to the Black sea. ~ aoou! 70 h..
Washington, which left Lvernoo e1 'Shhlp c,v y,
9Th instant, has arrived at this vi Weduesd,"o
four days later news than was bronnh., She brins,
ship Europa 's"' W the steass'
Only moderate business wac ao;
The market had declined lid. Tbas 10 ,eottoa>
three days amounted to Is, 900 haos Nc sales Of III.
leans was quoted at SID. AlddlingOs
l ne political news by the City of Wash;
not of much Importance. VI "ashlngtOp
Inc ne NeaPoiltan question is UNCHANGED p,
polltan minister still remained At pa.; eo' lheEs.
o ~ :; saiu tnat the Russian influence in a.
clPalltles Is rapidly increasing and ,ba, IN the n
consented to prolonged occupation D of lurkeyh
Palities and the Black sea r"''oA VI the prinei
England has addressed an ,,,;
MeahWhle the Persians are besao,;u." ~ 10 Persia
have defeated the Affghans, 'eS'es'ng Herat, and
~ t'e from rafis state that money 10.
and tears are no longer entertained Of abundant.
mere Is some discomfort evident in t I.ass
ooi INV iokk' NOV; lL-The vessel which
cplsloh with the French steamship uona.e came ID
She A n from Savannah for Befase was
collision, and struck her but not h;nl before the
ously damaged proceeded on her conrSa her ser
at gloucester, Mass yesterday but Hno arrived
New YORK, Nov. l6.--The nres;daney Injured
States has transmitted o ths uen' Oh the United
Granada proposition for the eess;an of New
eminent to the United States of mnn y that gov
over the Panama railroad route. the calp control
wall and Panama and strip of territory % Apin-
vide to insure the protection Of the ro1ta stce1y
Nh rns'i:, so'. lo.-eenera John H. Eaton -
worm Carolina formerly s.senator from - Tsnno
&c. sesiT,ary OF war under general jackson lucy
ernor OF Florida and ministe 10 Sna;u J gov
city to-day, aged TO- ' ''eo IN this
Thomas Cunningham, one Of the democr..;.
ldentIal electors of Pennsylvania, has Pres
OF associate justice of the ra lne
court of Kansas, to supply the yacancr wy supreme
by the death of judge Burril., ''asloned
The steamship George Law, which arrival ,.r
ork on the 18th inst, from Aspinwal br;s@ view
formation that the diplomatic relations bewassss ~
two countries have been suspended. Thu pr;. hs
eet has received orders to blockade the New caa
han coast II this be authentic, looking to tbe oad
ling ProPensltles OF the officers Of the British navr
we lear that Inc transit route will be somewhat oh.
'tructed by the same insoleat system of
IS was practised at San Juan de Nicaraona '"''oh
ST LOUIS, Nov. l3.--We have dates from II
o the 9th. Fifteen state prisoners who had boon ~
Quilted of the charge of murder had heen rssr.'.
d on charge of robbing the post office. ''A''eS'-
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Our State legislature st,nas
IS follows: senate, i3 democrats and 70 republicans
besides the speaker, lieutenant governor Wood WIZ
S republican. House, 81 democrats, and 50 REBUILT.
ans.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l4th.--In ll6 counties of Georpa
'uchanan's official majority is l505l. Two conn
les to hear from will give Fillmore 200 majority
he State, it is likely, has gone for Mr.. Buchanan hv
* or eight hundred majority.
HARRIsBuRG, Nov. l5.-The official vote of Penn
7lvania is complete
Buchanan received 240, 500 votes: Fremont, 23 5is
fillmore, 49, 1888:
The governor issued his proclamation declaring
e democratic electors to be elected, aad ORDERING
eir meeting on the first Wednesday in December,
The vote in the city of Boston at the recent elec
IN was: Fremont 1916; Buchanan, 5453; Fillmore
80.
The vote of St. Louis was as follows: Buchanan
So; Fillmore, 6072. Everything, saws the Repub
an, passed off quietly.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l4th-The upper Ohio and its
butaries are rising slightly.
At st. Josephs, the Missouri is full of heavy ice
d falling. The weather very cold.
AMERICAN Consul INsULTED-A correspondent of
2 New York Daily Times, writing from St. Do
ngo city, October 18th, says, on the night of the
h October, a mob, instigated by Mr. A. M. Sego-
/, Spanish consul general, assembled before the
ited States consulate, for the purpose of pulling
wn the flag staff and the sign, throwing stones
ainst the eagle, and making the greatest disorder
ere were also cries Of down with the flibustersI
wn with she American ensign!" The American
su, Mr. acob Pereira, repaired to the spot for the
pose of imposing respect, but all his efforts were
vain. Not being able at that moment to obtain
assistance from the authorities, he was obliged,
the safety OF his person and life to leave the place
disorder. A greater outrage by Spanards was
er committed IN any clvIlised country, and it
WIS that the Spanish consul is determined to tram
on the honor OF the United States government.
has not only compelled this government to with
W the treaty just made with the United States,
he is doing all in his power to break down the u
onsulate, and poison the good natured Domin-
against Americans. In this scheme he will sue
|, if some serious measures are not taken at once
he United States.
ETRoI7, Nov. lon the 29th ult.. the steamer
e Superior, on the lake of that name, strucka
and went to pieces. Thirty five lives were lost
sixteen saved.
he betting on Kentucky has been very heavy
know of many instances of bets of extraordinary
nltude having been made on the result Of the
election. Lands, negroes, cash-every thing
is property in Kentucky-has been staked in
State. Hundreds of men are doubtless entirely
ed, and thousands are solely impoverished.
Cincinnati Commercial.
Washington correspondent of the New Y ork He
referring to the expected arrival of senator Doug
n Washington in few days, says, shortly after
believe the day is not yet fixed-hei5
2 united to the very embodiment of youth, beau
nd accomplishments; indeed, she has been con-
ed tn belle of the city for some time. Miss
'o eD.11 10 iei udtue, Is from one OF tne oiuesU
hes IN Virginia. The knot is to be tied in this
III the holy catholic church-for she is catho
and the highest dignitaries of the land will as
at the gala.
gentleman from Texas, informs the Mobile Tri-
that, on the election day at San Antonio, six
As and two camels were stolen from capt. Wayne.
e U. 5, army, b. the Indians. Pursuit was III
ly made after the thieves, but with what result
1ot known when the informant left
was reported in Macon, Georgia, a few days ago,
the Manufacturers and Mechanics bank of Co.
us, Georgia, had failed. The fact was also an
Geo by telegraph leaving no doubt of the truth
e report Thus has gone another Of these vast