The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-02
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Ohio; hon. VIM a Howard, Of Mieh;.e ainpbsil%
Mordecai Oliver, of Missouri tha ~ gan; andaa
coed to DEMONSTRATION of thestatc Of asa!
sas territory. a,lalrs hEae
The hon. +. D. Campbell havin, d., ny
on the committee. on the Kansas raasened ID
speaker has appointed tho hon. john 'alggsoa s
Ohio. iii lis steal, 'o'ih slerman, "
information iregard to Nicarae,lan atr 70 fussa
seizureof the Transit company's prona.. aadq
MARCH 26-The government Of Wis.,
state of perfect disorganizaton. Ths v,hsin III;
has refused to recognise Bashford, who legist.s
clared governor By the supreme ean,. pas beead
threatens to use force 70 obtain the pos;t;. balsa
NEw loRK, MARCH 2s,--lntelligence has
number Of emigrants on board has hsasg Wild,
and that the loss of life has been terrbls wrclsi
| 1t is now feared that out of l3l nerae.
of the John Rutedge, alone has esesa on boaa
narrative of the sole survivor is fearfulS andshs
ing All hope Of the safety Of the m;sa;e
ship Pacific IS now abandoned here Naaias steam.
least hope OF ever hearing from her again asthe
Thecourt Of appeals Of this State has, ass,
/ liquor law unconstitutional uslareltb,
BosToS, March 27.--The Emu, the frs.
nard new line of propellers between Inoao Aeeo.
this port has arrived here with intellioen.s and
former place to Wednesday, the 10Th N.Y. oaile
four days later than was received by tho DID, ba,
The reports Of the Liverpool cotton marts ssla
by the Emu are not very full. Her accona. Drought
as they extend, go to show that the market w,ash
but that there was only moderate bns;n.wa ss n.
in cotton, The sales for one day are renores dong
amounted to IL 900 bales. The euotat;ousa l0havs
middling Orleans, 3d. for fair UpIands sal ae, %
j The general news brought by the Emn 10y ~
scarcely any thing Of interest. Of the
OF the conference She brings nothing in add;;als
tne previous statements that they were kent ea
seclee, anu tna1 although there Were many ,St
in reference to them, there was NO roIas. fantf
placed in any Of them "'ce hts
WASHINGTON, March lSth-Senate :.
gave no1ce OF his intention to introduce lin ee
crease the compensation of members Of con ~
tix the time Of the annual meetings, stess VI
The court OF claims have decided the c.so b,
prlvateer zen. Armstrong in favor of the Claim
Atthe sixth reception at the White-housa Ias.
Mrs. Bodisco Wore dress Of blue silk, a, no:
embroidered in silver with aset of rare t,Tou
Mrs. senator Pugh, Of Ohio, wore white d,ass
sweeping train. Mrs Fitzpatrick, Of Alah.nnsss wa
white and pink silk, was ever surrounded H. IA
Of admirers Mrs. Sparks Of California ~ a.a'o s
diamonds that We're only eclipsed BY her NY as
eyes. Mrs. Nolan, of Alabama, in dress srasls
imported from Paris, was usual much tslf
Mrs Fitzhugh, of Fredericksburg, VircinG;.. w:ea
splendid plum colored velvet dress. NJ Fig, u
Toucey of Connecticut, with her sister NJ Ielaot
in black velvet; Mrs. Hail. of Massacbnsattss 1tac
ed in white silk Mrs Wilson, Of The SAM 4. uFess
figured blue brocade silk; Mrs. Burlinsamae Y
tom dress not reported by the Star which W, nos
part of court journal and furnishes the ahsa ne
S portant information. An.
: Information was received by a late ste,u,..
Europe, of misunderstanding between coI la loa
son, our minister resident at Vienna, and ba ,s
!, an government. a correspondent Of the Waslsl
ton Star says the misunderstanding has been osa
+ by the arrest and imprisonment of an Ars:'a
/ citizen named Spears, who, after seven month";
confinement, during which he was not perm,,s sse
: communicate in any way with even his mjnis'.
u consul was tried on the 3Ist March 1915 hr ).
cret and unknown tribunal convicted Of Treason ~
,f sentenced to ten years labor irons in reSa
: at Therisienstadt in Bohemia. Mr.. jackson oass
II 4th Feb, demanded aproperly certified COPY d H.
IL testimony said to have been used in the conyictm
At Spears, and Informed count Buol in his noie A..
d unless he received affirmative reply within e.,
= weeks, he should at the expiration Of thattm I'M
" draw from court where he could no longer rm,.
: with honor to his country or advantage 10 III M
zens As there is no probability that tie desira
answer will be forthcoming, or that any etinnv
is really existed against the man. Mr. jackson mavh
" expected to leave Vienna shortly after YOU reee
= this.
ST. foolish squabble is said to have taken p\sba.
II tween the two English ambassadors to Paris Itd
Cowley it is said demanded that he should take pN
i, cedence Of lord Clarendon in the conference on Ii
: ground that he held the higher dignity Of the tw
inasmuch as, in his character Of ambassador, he
b presents the person of the sovereign, whereas a
is Clarendon is only a simple minister. Lord Clare
= don answered, that as mnstero foreign affairs
was lord Cow1eys superior, and as such was dete
e mined to take the first place. The question was il
st ferred to London and decided adversely oordGOH
n ley's assumptions. Ne
1t is very melancholy to read the disclosuresmsl
fbfo, aafff tn uhin hav,
lately subjected by court in New York. Hmayt
e summed up in a few words: He stated that his a
# tire wealth consisted in gold watch, diamor
of pin, and few obligations in his favor, by hmeo
- sidered worthless. He further stated to the coar
that he supports himself by keeping a boardin
IN house in Eighth street, the provisions being uns
f. ed by his son iii law, and the vegetables contbu
:, BY friends in Connecticut. He likewise remark
! that he had but two suits of clothes and $25ine
IS in his possession. Sad, very sad!
r The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter says, about at
le night since, bird about the size Of large tur
" and color of guinea fowl, was killed in this re
= borhood by Mr.. Francis Gael, who extracted
= the gizzard and craw of the same upwards Of
)e hundred diamonds, twenty seven of the smalles
a. which he disposed of in New Orleans for $500
lp remainder, now in his possession, are estimate
= 600. This was evidently foreign fowl, al
~ supposed to have been blown from its native
rs by q storm, and was vending its way across our
r tinent to the gulf of Mexico when dispatched.
,el An election for officers was held in Vlcksouf
Gently, which resulted in the triumph OF the al
W can ticket. Miles G. Folkes was elected mayor.
~ CIsc1ssArI, March 2l-lThe American state
u Gil which has just been in session at Columou
ter stormy session, repudiated Fillmore and y
4 son and the Philadelphia platform;
o. CINCINNATI, March 25th.-The river is now
=, rapidly Flour has been in good request to-day
81 oro with sales OF SuDerlne at
u, m$6 per barrel. Provisions are quiet, without
ty change of consequence in prices
A. On the 18th ult. a bill was passed by the WI
! legislature for the purchase of Mount Vernon, 2
- patriotic ladies Of the United States. The 81
e. believe merely Incorporates the Ladies Mount
SIS nop association Of the Union For more than
y past an earnest and energetic effort has been
by the ladies in several States, chiefly in the
Z ern States. to raise sufficient sum for the Pu
th If tho hallowed SPOT where the remains Of the
81 father Of his country lie buried The patriotic
1T ters of Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina, 6
:. :. and Alabama have organised societies and con
T. ted literally for the accomplishment Of this Oh
ne The Galveston Confederate of the 2lst ult.
lg From all accounts the roads between the gull
er and Indianola must be in the most terrible cont
ar Owing to this cause, flour, it is said, Is wor
= per barrel in San Antonio, and at some places
o. mot be obtained at all. We see it mentioned
at government train was twelve days going fron
is toria to Geliad. 8i &4tgsE a. ,5Ez .,-. /
80 Early on the 1nerning of the 5th ult., Mu
!, boro' was visited by a very destructive fire.
u, teen buildings, fronting on the public square,
nd ding the masonic hall and several stores, w
ia. stroyed, Loss estimated at about $J0O0V;
10 ance ST 900.
A correspondent of the louisville Courier. >
from Paris, KY, says; aS NJ. Hibler one
4 light auctioneers, reports about ,ooo mules
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