The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-14
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per ',uhu III prices. The sales 'A aNaAgr' ~
po1 T ~ my amounted to - 900 bs, ae day Al
he Ma''Ghsstcr trade was renar, "aies WI
IN tact much activity prevailed tb o'.e as aet
featuring districts oushuut !" F&}
The Hour market had improved !. N.Y.
The governments Of Prussia and Is. Per bs,,,t
| he'd the treaty of peace arkey ha,3
All the parties to the late w,. St
their armies on the peace footing ore how D,.
The allies are making Preparation,
tlon OF the prlncpalities, upon the sr so the ep,
The New York Post announces ;, Vas \
the yellow fever at the Quarantine hs, Small IN,
New YoRK, May 3.-Cotton has .s 10 that rn%s
Sales to-day 1000 bales. Orleans miadte lined Y
at lc.; upland middling lo2lc. qa ss>
The Perslas news has created n,..
among the flour dealers. There ~, psAe iaN r5
description of breadstuffs. Flour IN a. lall in ev,,
market had gone down to s. 25, with a !. New Y@,
oeney. further decline was antepsa'soss ping trn
news brought by the steamship pars;SSe als q Il
Liverpool at 81 A. NJ, of the 10Th ri. Which L.
at Sandy Hook at 81 on the night e 4 aqd ary5
having made the passage to the bar in r as ut
hours and fifteen minutes. "'As DAYS ss
In the house OF lords, on the 18th of An.,
The earl Of Glgin would put quest;aHtI4
eminent. report was current to bs a gs.Aes e
large bodies Of troops and great quapa saet L.
milton were about to be despatched to C,a,4 9anae
report had caused great deal Of apxietr rsal1 H.
lie mind; and he desired to know whet5a."s usn &
any foundations for the report. lasEes
Lord Panmure replied: There is gen.,a,
sion out OF doors, that very large force.
embark for British North America. If saSN4a
that 1t is our intention to send back to NortbtstG
certain number ofregiments which v.eretat ass
1 M tl,a, . A.
OF carrying on the war; and it is not imnrob,Fgt f+
the new organisation of the army, by dv;s..s
brigades, which is contemplated, there will WY h,
the orth American provinces, be small a3Ses&
the British army, but the impression b,t 4N'aA
about to send tAiher large force for the n.y. w
aggression, is gntrely without foundation '' r
SO stated-and am glad 10 have the opno,,. naa
explaining thattoo: that large quantities omnn
OF war are being sent to British North Anes .4s
fact Is, that during the We drew from tbs p las
North American shores almost all the mnnsi DHsA
war IN the shape of gunpowder and other ,a,,t
which they contained. All that is how how rH'ai
is to replace the stores which were drawntbatsa e
SEBAsroPoL, April 5.-The news Of the s E,"Es
the treaty of peace reached the allied am;s hlnsd
End inst, and was quickly promulgated th.s IN l
very little effect among the soldiers. s,I.s Out
guns was fired at z p NJ by the royal artia,r v :"
So far as the soldiers are concerned tbs ~.
mediate effect of the establishment Of n, e W.
stoppage of their cd. per diem extra nav WV ~ us
some time since was ordered to be given oIo "aa
the men were il tie presence of an enemr .'''"s q
The Turkish government expresses h snx;..-
be relieved of the presence Of the allies and 81: !;
is quite able to maintain internal order sna s%!s
fence of the frontier without the aid Of tDs tr.
troops. The divan is planning for The erection -
permanent garrlaolis at important points Of the ON
pire. ~4
New ORLEANS, May 8-William H. Wilde, ri,
it will be recolected, made his escape from tbers.
toby of the U. S. marshal, after having been iat
and found guilty Of forging government warrants.
bounty land warrants, we belieye-some ejsl,.n
months ago, was yesterday arrested BY the cT NJ,
shall at Mobile, Mr.. Henry Maury After Wi5frs
escape, reward of $500 was offered for his ares M
he got into Mexico, and laughed at the U. ap,lai
ties. Presum1ng, perhaps, that the matter had blown
over, he lncautiouslF ventured back into UueaSsm,
domlllons, and while quietly going ashoreat MSylp
marshal MaurV laid his official hand Oh his shCubqr
and he was again prisoner In a day or tWo. III
will be brought TO this city. Information touehia,
the arrest was conveyed to Mr. James, the chiefauS
lice, this morning.
WAsH1sGToS, May 7th-The house has passedtl
bill making appropriations for the removal Of d
structions to the navigation of Savannah river
sth.-The hon. Philip I. Herbert member Of co..
gress from California, this morning shot a waiter
hotel, in this city killing him instantly
went and Immediately gave himself up tc the cir
authorities.
WASHINGTON, May 2.--The government wiltas
prompt and efficient measures relative to the late gu
RACES committed at Panama.
A vessel of war will be sent Immediately 'FRONT.'
Atlantic coast to the scene of the murderous tran
actions, and it is not improbable that colnmsD
Will also be sent to ascertain the real facts OF thea
fair. The sloop Of war St. Mary is supposed tot
at Panama by the present time.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The Picavune has 4
from the federal city in reference 10 i
recent outrages on Americans at Panama
The news from Central America has createda gre
excitement at Washington. The following PROM
md decided reply from the secretary ofthe navyte
Geographic dispatch OF Mr. W H. Aspinwall, She
hat he is determined to afford protection when nee
ID to American persons and property. 1t was vi
en- on his being advised of the riots of the NATIVES
Panama.
Telegraphic orders will be sent to the Fulton,
ensaeola, to touch at Aspinwal in her cruise $3.50
5 she can. ..# 4g.i J. C. D0BB
The new steam frigate Merrimac will. it is sa
e ordered to proceed TO the Pacific without del
We find also that the sloop- of-war st. Mary wa
Iuayaquil on the 3lst ult., and would leave for Pa
Ia on the 9Th inst She was daily looked for at
counts. In addition to these demonstrations,
-erbert, of California, offered in the house Of rel
antatlves yesterday resolution instructng the CO
lttee of foreign affairs to inquire into the fact:
lie case, with the view of protecting hereafter OUR
ems while crossing
In the United States senate, OF the lst inst,
eller submitted resolution calling for the corr
endence with our minister in Nicaragua, not
lady communicated He made speech in favol
'alker, who, he alleged, had been shamefully n
presented. Mr.. Seward opposed Mr.. Doug las, v
vowed sympathy with Walker Mr.. Butler oppo
;tion until full information should be received;a
'entually the resolution was withdrawn. The hQ
assed the Indian appropriation BILL also the bill
vlving the acts in relation to the suspended entF
public lands and suspended presumption la
aims. - Mz
House, The house agreed on the appointment
committee Of conference Of the deficiency bill HI
lg previously insisted on its disagreements to
mate amendments, .@N7 81.
Mfr. Spinner, Of New 7 ork, called up for considt
on the following resolutions, heretofore repor
en- the committee of elections:
Resolved, That Thos. j d. Fuller is elected to
ghtfully entitled to seat in the thirty fourth C
'ess. 4g RI
Resolved, That James A. Mlliken, the contesta
} paid the usual mileage and daily compensat
ON the third day of March last to this day:
A division of the question being asked, the gu
ON was taken up on the first resolution, and 1T v
greed to. =, e4 ....... -.
The remaining resolution was then agreed toy
|, nays SO.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2nd,- "A most terrible and
ructive fire took place in this city last night,
re broke outin Jessap & Moores paper wareh9.
! n Worth street, below Sixth. The York and +
Iilroad depot was partially burned it is an /
ense structure, covering four blocks, occupied
tenants, whose losses were heavy;
tai loss is estimated at TWO millions of dollars.
Thewhig city convention Of Philadelphia held
ljourned meeting a few days since and adopted
ldress to the voters, iii the course of which Il
ithdraw their ticket, and expressed a determl
on TO work for the overthrow of the democr