The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-10

r-,-nn AsER1oa.-The steamship Granada ar
-:saJ III New Orleans Oh the 18th ult, from San IN
81 an and Aspinwal, with dates 10 inc l1u. Gov;
AZ VERY thing was quiet on the 1sthmus, but serl-
trobles were anticipated, as it was understood 70
~ ,bp intention of the New Granadlan government
.aexact the tax Of two reals, and 70 seize the p
Ills unless the tax be paid, and the COMMANDER OF
ba Saratoga as well as captain Bailey, OF the sloop
wv Hor q Mary's at Panama, have orders to resist
the paymento OF me Tax ahu Pie' ~ -
mails. Ill, go ,,ova-nor !.
,auatto who is represented as man q
nJ ability and favorable to foreign residents, but
ost obnoxious to the negro population IS to De IN
lratea AT Panama and, it is said the negroes are
defarmined to resist and have governor OF their
own choosing. They are said to number 5ooo' ana
are all armed .s....--...a e.ox,
walker. A body Of San Salvador and Guatepalan
tro,ps were in Leon and the vicinity but had no IN
tenton Of attacking Walker until very strongly re-
iuforced and that they are reported 20 De ny
CnInnel Wheeler. the T. S. minister, had formally
resumed diplomatic relations with the government.
company Of Walkers men, commanded by a
captain 1urey had deserted and were living oy the
way of plumber. They were last heard Of in ohon-
tales.
President Walker had revoked the exequatur OF
Mr. Manning the British consul at Leon, for his I'M
pertinent interference in the internal affairs Oh the
republic .-,s.-..szs=.s.,
and wherefore Of the British squadron being at San
Juan.
We learn that mail rider by the name cf Currier
or Currie was arrested and imprisoned III Dallas on
Monday last, for robbing the mail between Newton
and Yorkyille He confessed the fact and told how
he succeeded in getting the letters out and that he
had purloned drafts and half notes, which he burnt
the whole bills he had used He states that the mail
rider from Lincolnton to Morganton had told him he
had been robbing the mall and suggested to him to
do hp nj arb ad to- he tptta Out
as they had no key, was to pull the packages be-
tween the steepes This other rider will also be ar
rested a @@# g# ECharlotte N. c. Wing
The Columbus (Mississippi) Sun informs us that
man, whose name it thinks proper to withhold for
the present, twas taken from his lodgings Friday
night last, by an impromptu vigilance committee
and the rod of correction applied to him. 'for whip
ping and otherwise maltreating his wife
Welearn from the Memphis Bulletin that Solomon
Rozelle esq, died at his residence that city
few days since The Bulletin says Mr. Rozelle was
one among the oldest settlers Of Shelby county, a
pioneer in the settling of the western district of Ten
nessee and lived to ripe old age n *sz&
DIR. Champion, the late British minister in the T.
States is visit to his aged father, sir Philip
Champion, in Dublin. He will, it is stated, be EN-
ployed IN diplomatic position on the continent be-
fore tile close of the year.
The model of ballot-box, designed to prevent
fraudulent voting, was exhibited the City hall, n
York. 1t is made Of fine wire, through which the
votes may be seen as they dropped into an aper-
ture in the top. A glass box, for similar purpose
was invented IN that city some time ago.
WHERE EUROPEAN ExLEs The Stats Demo
KRAFT OF New York, announces the adhesion of Heck
er TO the cause Of the republican party Since the
downfall OF liberty in Germany and the enthusiastic
reception which was rendered him on his landing in
New ork, he has abandoned political life and has
devoted himself entirely to the Improvement of his
farm in Mescoutah, little township in Illinois,
some twenty five miles southeast of ST. Louis At
Fremont ratification meeting held in that place on
the 2sth Of July, although suffering from fever, he
made an exciting speech. in which he signatised the
supremacy OF slavery in this country as still more
dangerous than that of the arstocracy in Europe
end exhorted all libertyloying Germans to unite in
the support Of Fremont. t
Olhansen. the leader Of the progress party in Hol
stein, aud Raurhoser, its leader in Hesse have also
taken the stump for the republican nominee
hansen IN Iowa, and the Malburg professor il Wis
consn
And this is the result Of the favor shown to these
refugees from ty ranny m the old world. They be-
come the instruments of revolution in the new and
are the first strike down the rights guaranteed IA
the south by the constitution.
A joint stock company has heen organised in Pa
ris to facilitate gambling The directors state that
having found By experience that bourse speculation
large scale only succeed they are DESTROYS
of extending the associative principle to small CAPT
talists, clerks. tradesmen, widows &C. They re-
present that during the last five months they have
distributed among their shareholders the enormous
for expenses of management. They propose ncreas-
ing their capital from 4oO0000f 10 a5 900 0Oof, by
the issue of shares at $500 EACH SO that now is the
tme-if we believe them--to realise great gains
with no labor or risk
The decree that the clergy are not permitted to
hold property, was published in Mexico on the 2sth
July. The people in general congratulated presi-
dent Comonfort on that important step The iesuits
are to leave the country. Spanish difficulties are
settled. The Spanish minister was received otiici
ally on the 28th, The ports are open for emigrants
and liberty of conscience had been guaranteed by the
congress.
Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At Oglesby f Gris,oolds-Jas B. Sims; A. White:
J. Odle: B. 5. Walcot; S. 0. Smith: R. H. Graham; J.
". Pitkins; j. g. Dodge J. d. Thomas; G. Ragin: B.
+. Epperson; tricks; p. Nj ohnson; c. Record;
Brook Broom; j. ~ Shook q Co; D. f. Bancroft:
Payne, Snoddy d Co., S. g. Parsons B. F. McDon-
nough; Rev. }. L. Wright; Lemon d Newton; Dick
son d Stern; Bullion & COMEDY; T. T. Land; L. P
Grain; L. D. Marks; }. R. Jones; A. Slaughter; Lam
drum Williamson; ~ Lefore; j. NJ. SHELTON Chas.
Deckart.
At White; Smith & Baldloin's-W. Mckinney; R.
Z. Wynne; W G. Parish; Y arborough Ferguson; A. |
j. I. Mckay; J. W Terrell; R. w. Inman; Wells d |
Whitehorn; G. NJ Eldridge; A. H. Hearne; L., Nacog-
hos. r. T ~ n @,