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

nv Tia tn 70 WI. 10 adjourn sine j..
itraa o o 70 49, WI Wheeler moved 10 s. ae o
w;tbon u. KY Tsn ana means report ~.
of the speaker 4 committee 1 % oy the css;! III
ed by both houses. VI Conference W.
AUGUST 2o-Senate Mr.. Cr;,.., NpPaat
bill amending the Kansas. }. 1eAden in,o,
amended places the Legislative na ,na act.
the governor and judges instead os IN The I.S3
iat0re; congress TO have superri*ossts FFitpialsf
bate but-no action was had. 'o'ry power fss.
AUGUST 29.--ln the senate Il !. Sds
ton presented resolutions passo3 '.a9 general -
lature, endorsing The character y. the Texas iI'o4a
asking the government to inrarf Judge Terr,' ss,
release from the hands of the m obtaipi;s, %
matter. l-Ets= ID 4elased 10 A., - vi,
WASHINGTON, August SO inn lie
ton made speech deprecatng the s ssate B.,
troubles, all arising from the rfnae JiA'silns
compromise, as ne had predicted al o. the NSaa!
repeal! ME- Houston defined his ~ the tine oF
Question OF the repeal, and defended iltlon on II
party: III answer to Question Sa the 5merjs.s''
a merIcans. as party, We're not /, se said lhssa
the Missouri line. I'll favor Of rs,,' he
a message was received from, a..
cling that the army bill had passed .ne house anna,
preliminaries, the senate adonrD,s'a ad aerthens.
In the house, Mr.. Campbell istr sine die ss'
bill and 1t passed, as originally s,ouaced The
SO TO II, as also was the SENATE ~; ffPoF,ed By
parties to receive testimonials from flowing ces
ments. II o1u foreign ro,Sa
4 message was received from tbs .on '
1he passage Of the army bill with ths saaorttr
striking out the Kansas proviso sna 'ne aaeadass
house concurred by vote of l0l ~ a. % noiy1s
Mr.. Grow then intr duced ras " 20
directing the president to have ih 1s1 F fesata
ments properly quashed, but il wss A = aas ildr
call OF the house and motions to uslsa'ed Dr.,
Q clock the house adjourned sine do Oafa, aud sts
NEW 1ohK, August 26lh The YAH
raging very badly al fort Hamilton 'T p;' fs7s,
are dying OF 1t Indiscrimnately. All . rE and o
so have deserted the place. 1A' 7Aoeolt%
ed for nurses in vain. way mas been off,.
LATER The fever at fort Harnn,os :.
ed to De abating, and the first acrm. low report
have been greatly exaggerated Tbesgss. afs to
celvlng every attention. satseis acre
New 1osK, August 30.--A fro b..,
city at an early hour this mornps j.; ~ ootM this
the Crystal palace Nineteen bS;ld;a sas ylcaityd
the Latting observatory. werp co., 8, includpc
flames could be subdued, and the nsaas before Tie
very narrow escape p"'aeeltself hads
August 30-Three new c,sas 81 ~
cured at Staten island TO-DAY F;, ..,Og ivuN.
the disease have occurred an6us tbes ueathsoa
ernor's island 'iie "oopsoaGof.
INV YORK, Sept Letters roco;r.,
confirm the reports Of the attempts If e., ats July
soro St. Domingo, and cause tp .5 'Paa TO a6.
treaty which it has executed with fba = Of Tho
at latest advices there were several = - slales
vessels IN port, and American vessels 9panlshT,:
needed ets We're much
We have intelligence here TO-DAY tb,. a.
running between sb,, ~ steamer
ork, stuck log near Pecksyille, sn5 ana New
Inc loss IS sad 10 be very heavy ali the ns sank
ST. LOUIS. August 27.-We have adyicas g., i,
border to the 25h Several hundred men ras o The
ter Kansas OH the 22d. Four hundred If so5la en-
were posted at Kansas river to intercen 49, ,1s men
iOrcements. 'Nc' 1ell'
General Richardson, with largo ho3- ,......s
rial militia, had gone to The nor36v por! leto.
Lane's retreat. eQ' OF
Five hundred men were under arms at 1,.--...
Governor Price, OF Missouri, exnects o rIAIDS"a
the president TO take the field with the mii sS ''o1
General Smith has declined interfarn .' ,r, .,
Missourians while they coufne their onsr. ;n lux
Lanes forces. F"'OAs
ST. LoUis. August 28.-It is reported that gs,.,.,
PeTslfor T. Smith refuses to interfere with MI
troops in the affairs Of Kansas. He saws ba ~
must Ggbt il ON WAT lI1.."a
AUGCsT IA ru1por nreva;1. bor, -
he town OF Tee nzeh has been ds.t,o 10y aas
ABOLITION army, and that rhirtr son.bs.a :! Ine
killed ''''S'' Hs's
kAssAs.-General Lane is reported 10 be ep.rsDch.
ny at Lawrence. General Doiphan leads The Me,
ourians, and general Richardson under the proeis.
nation of acting governor WooIson, is disposirs bs
nel with view 10 cat of the retreat Of Lane par.
ST Lor;s Semi "a fira too1, ,1oooh.....,
~ which ivrrr stah. Win f F-a.' ', ,'S Uu5y
Ia er Of frame houses a;aininr Tara ,'ts, @1Ia
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