The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-17
General Intelligence

cI;no of 1cI 1914 taI prices had eynon. act rops
since the danartTrsa t. per pound durna' ea1eed
The decline Is stated to have No. 10, "Tk
lower grades oeen eon6po3.
ed to only 45 900 bales. p'''ed to have a.,
per pound. o'1eans are 6 5,..
New York, Sept 6-The fever :, I'D
Hamilton and vicinity. Some now y abating at.
ed but they are of mild tyne &c" Gases are ~, %
1t is supposed that the Hans. . HPN
the New York Tribune was killed. i;ooFt,efsponlsn
Leavenworth. ''eu IN the attsI .
NEw York, Sept 8-The Comm. S o.
OF this city gives an account of an ;'ete'a Adre,
colonel Fremont and leading mprcb View befn sei
on the subject Of the religions creed ~ Of h
winch 1t IS stated that colonel F dsa Tie former
question was his real difficulty, and afed that tbia
frame his replies so as to secure ~ That he had s
protestants and catholics. 'NE Votes OH 10 10
), NEW e ohk' sept. 2%nd.-Forty towns VII
tirae i n1s nach o2wn elects repubcan enoat
oVSs; also gives arepnblcan maj drtv f epresea
NHWroRr NJ ane) Sept Sit is st5,s s5 g'Feraor
for governor by majority of 200o snelr can5,,
elected their members to CONGRESS Aey have sIs'
WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-In6ortan+ -;
be sent out to the government oficar fncoHs viii
III regard to the revolution in San -, u CaorDa
next steamer he nature of these in 's4Ssco,
not as yet TRANSFERRED. Factiosbsrs
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.--The road know
road, leading from Iowa into KanSos as tie Low,
blockaded by armed Missourians y, ~ 1etonpletar
force nave prevented an emigrant partv f. adine
STATES numbering one hundred tfly,anaOn theiees
terlng the Territory This party will 'r 0a i'oa en-
can OBTAIN relntorCelnents, attemnt ~ soon as
into Kansas. i.. " 1oFce Ess,a'
ST. LOUIS, Sept I've have advicss 9,
10 ,he @9'h ut force of 1900 men pn ,iUn Aans,
mand OF Atkinson, were preparing II 4 u. he Com
renee on the 1st September - attack Law.
ne tree State forces at Lawrence ~,
bly, result SODllct will probs.
Every freesoiler has been driven from 1.,
a. sle point o. the oayonet and all Their ps
mas oeen either destroyed or confscated Property
On IN the morning OF the Both ult., battlat,,,.,
der captain Reid and about the ssma eop IN
soliers under Brown The battIo free.
hour and resulted in the total Jafaa Ias.eo soostoe
ers, with the loss Of twenty killed and ~ e feed.
ed The pro slavery loss was five t;lad Ilsly Wound
ed. Among the freesoilers killed II a; qua Wound
Were Brown, editor of the Free State ILL., iepqtad
son. The town Of Ossawattamie wac l bn ,aldhis
victors "'s oaled blythe
The pro- slavery forces are unable fl n.u.,.
Lawrence, IN consequence of lack If against
nition They call very loudly n ana anu
means to prosecute the war -'''elnehts and
Governor Geary has arrived, and will r..,.
to Kansas Wan proceed I'M
instructions have been transmitted s
eminent to governor Geary and general Sm;, I gov
more efficient enforcement Of the laws and I Nv. l0sa
dy suppression of incipient treason '"' Spec
The new governor is instructed to enroll fA..,.
ia OF Kansas and furnish general Smith snc l's l
as may be required put down the nsDrrecia r,'es
General Smith is instructed by the nre s'Ia
1raw on the governor of Kansas for mfts fo-.a..
put down the instruction and if there be rot sns
1clent force raised in Kansas he is authorised tocs
'n the states OF Illinois ana Kentucky, whose p"r.
sfhors nave been furnished with acquisitions pon
ne PRESIDENT tor two regiments of Infantry in cssa
hey are needed. -" '"'e
The governor of Wisconsin has called an ox..
session Of the Legislature, and urges UPON bp msn
'ers the necessity of taking measures 10 protect bs
ltlzeus of Wisconsin in Kansas
INDEPENDENCE, (Mo.) Sept 3.-Intellieepce is 20.
elved here to-day, announcing that s l. McKjr.
eys train has been taken by the aboitiOnists near
'aimyra, in Kansas.
They are threatening TO destroy Santa f. West
'ort and this place.
he report of the victory at Lawrence is not con-
rmed.
The report of the victory at Ossewatoms is con.
rmed.
AID FOR kANsAs.-We presume (says the DELAY
here is very little hope Of New Orleans being suM
ently energetic to assist the law and order men in
-ansas by the material aid which is most required
present. There is 10 use in Disgusting the fact
af citZens are exceedingly slow IN any political
ovement which is not Immediately connected with
lcratlve office, and are inclined TO pay more ate.
on to party election, which will decide the fate
some local faction, than to great struggle in
hlch the future Of the south is probably involved.
There are many gentlemen, 1t is true who are
ady and eager to subscribe liberal sum Of money
behalf Of the southern settlers in Kansas but they
I've not been approached up to this by responsible
lrties, and accordingly their dollars, as well as
cir patriotism, are remaining unseen, unknown,
sly expended might have the effect Of staggering
olitonism in the territory, aud Of enabling our
ethren to secure their lives, if not their property
,m the murderous followers of Lane.
1Trssorpr Frrcr,ox rerz tight race for lien.
,ant covernor botr-oa,, I.ol.cnn DEMOCRAT and
.w]aud American Tho s. Ion;s Republican Of
. Ist instant savs n 1os oo,lntios Lpard from At
secretary Of stares nce IN 1nforson ritv New
I'd leads Jackson 249 votes Tbrae other counties,
ntrv. Dpnkiu, and Sullivan ar . vet IL he heard
m f'D' "'0 ~ ''''
Ne see it stated that few bonrs bafore the sd
rnment Of congress, Mr. Akers tho npvlv elected
preventative from the fifth distrc+ If Missouri tc
oplv the vacancy occasioned bv The death Of tn
lorahIe John c. Miller n,ada h. onnoorancp !,
hall Of the house. Mr. Akers was Elected ontA
ult., but the official returns could hardly hav
N received at Jefferson Civ. when Mr.. Akers LEI
It haste for Washington, to grab his $500
700 mileage. He arrived .woor three hours beior
session Closed inst in lime 10 clutch it, and pu
for home again With his bav under his arm. 4
COMPENSATION bill lust passed is retrospective
operation, it is perbaDs' ur,bable that Mr. Aheg
i claim paw for The whole session.
The Washington Star states that warrant Ia
N issued in that city against Messrs. Buell. an
nchard, charging them with libellng marshal !
Hoover III pamphlet published by them heade