The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-30
General Intelligence

49, - .'.eoh. MONDAY, JAN. 2ls.-s
go sl.e1 QUAY ana organised BY else
oilh,ni % Asoyeiies, president bro ~ b
nFe members We're present. Jos zen, TT
elected secretary, B. Childress ssr,. a Raa,
w. c. Martin doorkeeper. esat asts
letter from the secretary of s,,,.
documents relative to the co,,es,aa tsaa,,:,
read anu referred to special conn.,. ctlua "
ofssMessrs. HARRISON, Sinms. Iava.s1,ee esas y !
| and Burlington fsns. NV.
The senate adjourned until ia. ~,
. a S.slssk: u. v,..,. !, ''''' /.
saaiea TO the char; and after the roll hal
tne house Proceeded to ballot for snsa a Zen ~
ioifq % .resun:-H. W Pugh, of sssasa sis !
clared elected. Mr.. Higgins was eIa..lf assl s.s
and Peralta door keeper, when tba It ehis
until II o'clock to morrow. sdsss
All the officers of both houses ,ro
WASHINGTON, JAN lsth.-Giddinps slaoe'aa
plurality resolution declaring that H. satsi
organise. Cobb said that with ia ,.e hone ~ ~
issue was Banks and disorganIsationp aslasa
preferred Campbell, Of Ohio who COLL, g ICas
electe the other day. had all voted fed ~ haFs
tons resolution. Tappan replied e ca Z lars
that tue vote on Ihorrington's resoln,, vi ai
lair, lest as the republicans, made uon;aa
Ihan campbell, the vote for speaker yes.asa
Mrs.
the house. G1ingman offered resoin saa naja, ss
that until speaker was elected fbs s FuFiss
each day be to vote, and no debate h. als eqa sii
until this Is done. the house not IN - thaalsea
adjourned. s'ilea has
JAS. I9-The senate not in session
Clingman offered resolution that d.. y sasae s.
ing OF the roll, no debate or person.l ths Ill
should be in order. The resolution s - aaaaaa,
members to ten minute speeches, and n a'so at
pended, except by unanimous consep, " y sss
The resolution was adopted and the lou " 'ae hes
ca 70 ballot Tor speaker, with the follow, ossl
Banks ~; Richardson 60; Fuller o. DIV iag lsg
Campbell, of Ohio, 8: scattering saaiaggaa1
WASHINGTON. JAN 18th -Senator r..
to-day In the house. Mr.. Mace Offered Iseh sirs
declaring Banks speaker, Cullom, i aars.s ssod
sergeant at arms; johnson ,sast
and Mcknew, door keeper, (the last ,hrsap osaaas
Gratis and caucus nominees The reson.;a a'e aeaa
bled BY majority Of 81. when the hons ~ sas
lIth-A resolution. offered BY Mr.. class!o
ed the senate, requesting the president tnoe pas
cate TO the senate instructions relative T. ~
American affairs net before furnished Tss seata
dent IS also requested TO furnish the ad;,a:s Pt
the american commissioners at Paris, resnse.;s
foreign spoiliations upon American colaneres s as
Banks was to-day eight votes short Of NV,
Sbt
publican caucus. The plurality reselnfies sas e.
eeted today by twelve majority Il il rn,, aa q,
he president has determined to withdrav ~ aa
ster from London A message on the spb;sa. nm
naval promotlon was sent to the senate shs
er tthort debate which indicated The ae,"s Al
board would be Sustained H. sls
vas referred to a committee - 'lA'sf
CINCINNATI. JAN. l9th-Flour firm a. AZ ~,
'ors sl4 IS to SIS; whiskey 26ld. = mesa
The advices from the west report yerr a,,, 81
ets for pork, and indicate an abundant s.,,L A'
logs, with an increase in the weight The rrrs', y
rom Kentucky this year, it is said, will f,r s.ls
hose OF last year. notwithstanding the great drms
that State in 1854, and the consequent ses.s
ON last winter and spring The recent If bas.
'incirnati BY railroads during the psst wseL g..
,O0O against about IL 900 the previous well ny
otal number slaughtered, for packing, al Cneinn,s
far this season. is 257 SIS. On Satnrs,s -.
ogs were held in that city at SIS Is to IS % Win rim
ut sales =, ''4'
a BATTLE N kAssAs-SEvERAE KILLED.-Te IA.
stated in letter. dated weston, Mo. Jan IsS :
lat battle was fought last night between thp mn
nd anti-slayerT parties, at the town of Eastop E,
IS territory, and several were killed and wounda
eHh sides. 1t is said the aboitionists made Ii,
rst attack 1t IS supposed that the difficulty ar.v
IT Of TIE election OF the 18th Of December and i,
feared that the war has again commenced AZ
ADDTTIosAL.-The Kickapooo Kan. Pioneer ers
e particulars of the late battle at Easton. One ma
avery man was killed and several wounded. sey
al abolitionists were killed and wounded i com.
my OF abolitionists from Lawrence, headed BIZ 1
al banned Brown, commenced the fight The Eiek
100 rangers and large numbers of persons hsselsi.
r Easfon. ~ tBaEtg "a
The IT. Y Journal of Commerce says:-In order ID
event a trifiing affair from swelling into one Of
eat magnitude under the expanding power Of old
adame rnmor, we may state that clerk Of Bel
'nts is accused of abstracting about $4,000 from
: funds of his employer. ~
HALIFAX, Jan. I6fh-The circular OF the London
'ney market, issued BY Messrs Barring Bros, md
eivea by the America, reports that money was ID
re demand, and that rates were advancing.
Sonse,ls they report quiet, with Quotations stand
, at 81 a. za5-y'-1 5s -
he market for American stocks is reported quiz.
unchanged.
The bullion in the bank of England. accordiug
weekly return appearing in the London Royai
zette, of Friday, the 4th inst, had decreasedbr
l0,o0e since the publication of the presioas Il.
rs.
70 change is reported in the condition OF trade Il
nchester or in the manufacturing districts gsnsr.
he peace propositions transmitted to the czarby
tria are said to have already been taken into con-
ration, and to have had objections raised to them
10 avail & eggs
he impression seems firmly fixed that these et.
5 must therefore terminate as unfavorablV as all
Tiots ones.
rhmor Is current, though strong doubts of its
lentie1ry are expressed, that gen. Pelissier is to
apFoin ted sole eommander-in chief of the allied
les IN the Grimea during the next campaign; and
admiral Lyons will be appointed to the sole
mand Of the allied fleets in the Black sea.
en-. Gortschakofs it is said,,is to be replaced by
sral listen Sacden for the next campaign in the
nea. 8 ~=@
he report already noticed of strong squadron
ne Anglo Turkish cavalry having been defeated
he Russians near kersh, seems to have very gen.
credit. gs--..a= ,-s,g z-s5s5. -
arge bodies of Russian troops were marching
/ the Crlmea into Bessarabia. This movement
not, however. by way of eyacuating the PENN
but for strategical purposes of Importance, is
,eds in reference to the next campaign. x
vast number of contracts are being advertised
BY Russia, for immense quantities of artillery
has been offered to the serfs through
he empire, and some of the restrictions imposed
ne iat. Car Nicholas on the mobiles have been re-
ID.
ne Austrian government has prohibited the pub.
ion of the concordat lately concluded with the
!. ~-5 5
the battle in Dude. between the British troops
nsurgent forces, already noticed. the loss of the
r in killed alone is reported to have amounted to
hundred. *=s F A-a rs 1883
he nate of the American ship Waverly, on board
hlch was large number of Chinese. having
some difficulty with them while lying at Manil-
rdered two hundred and Fifty of them, it is said.
placed i'll the hold and the matches to be butter
owM, IN consequence of which they were all
heEed. The mate has been arrested on the
sc Of having murdered them
lie Cincinnati (Ohio1 Times says that, a few days
}, three young men arrayed themselves in Grim
lorse blankets, and paraded the fashionable pro-
ades OF the city, causing the lady-lik young
5 with the shawls to blush not little.
n. Scott has had magnificent coat made in N
!. 1t is of dark blue cloth, lined throughout
black and yellow-silk: The collar and wrist