The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-27
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1 ne Fs7es protocol Memorable
Friday sE the ministers & IL IL.
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aF fae 29tA February 1sa
H ~ asserted thai Prussia -efusaz
eendlEsoas exscfed ~ TIE allies pyelrzi.,zass
sios 10 tie peace conference. aud -. "a
saqReatls be excluded f-Ut4 the cos.,e,.s -
/ Barpa Br4Ro-D and CONT Drloss -
slaT Clarendon, England, Dzzegac. - Il
6EoA. Austria, sI1Eaz&ss. Frzssee. - II b
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ne aaesass speech 70 parlisEaa-s
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says: HE Turkish army IN EHrope a. Ia
- - iu 4, mare Rad an existence since Il. i
aI,'hs ti.e Oanuees. Ae recruits hare l-s'iss
aliIes eI1slEe.E RON the scaistg Turkish ~
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b-f OF females seeta ~ DC greasiE CIT If ar.s-
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every eoaf IN ihis cay. q VIII o. course s +
every where, iateliiaen Eas rece1Yes i. ..sas
announcing ne safety Of the Steamship Pa.
ne aased States consul 81 HALIFAX to-,
70 ssF- loilais, me agent OF the line to s
io.g saallhg 'has IsfsFsse letters EEieA la
ceivedi q 1aaf port Of the Canada, eozis;ss3sss
nolEe slseas 1aa1 she Rad been compelled Il
verify o. NE weather she experienced ii ss.fs.s
.ay ~ OF ne irisn eaaHfslt and seaehins i.,ss
Atlantic, 70 return and PIT into lie Shsasss.. Y
vest cs5as- Of Ireland ~
--tor'i clarendon IS reported in The psue..
by the Ianads 10 have stated In pzriisissr.s...sa
bEEtist goFeFnmen. had offered 10 -gss, sss-a
pending E1ih the United STATES On the (sr.-s
leap question 70 arbitration By third re~. aAs'
that the latter lad not though. pFopsr j, - "
offer, a. it #as hoped she .oald y ~
Lord Clarendon i also reported 70 tsvs s,f..l
the correspondence on the en!isttue-. - - wat
still Progressing and that rany fo-eisn;.. IN sas
lcahad applied to the British coverings. lug,
lowed 10 enlist for the war. and thai 81, x d.
accordingly opened to receive them. So. ~
spoadence, lie added had taken u,acs ma, re "
iects but there vas 40 doubt II would - ..a
fHl solution The conduct Of Mr. C -
been approved of BIZ his e,,Yernrner,, IL IS ~
i he riews as 10 the Probability o; urzea is:,,.t
fected under the negotiations nos. D,o,rs.s -s.
he purpose appear to be all but u1,saiors H..
oy mary Parisians who wish osbsrri.a r.. -'
certain. u f'sSsa
WAsHlss1os, FEa. ls-senate-Tbs ao;r,
ssysl board IRE still under debate Tia ss.s v
lay ireeeiFed message from the president q H.
as affairs, enclosing the cnrresnoIinra 4 i. :.
itoi5a officials, including the letters ana ;.s..
ions ofcol Sumner to be In readiness with ,,ssss
espon19 10 gov Shannoia's raouisisiops.
The presidents course Vas nphsld by Tse,n III
pposed By Wilson
Eonse-A bill was introduced 10 epsbga Ia ~.
lie of OEegon to form State gosernsrsa.. psinj
ary to its admission into the Union-.lse s.abish
ag lie boundaries Of Kansas. and pru sIsre
! there and in Nebraska Referred Ia Gee !,
W.sHi.6Tos. FEE. lT.-gove.no- ShEEsSz lssvf,
,r KANSAS to-day. He will remove his e:see ffotD
hawnee mission 10 Leeompton, which IS .as esat,g
Difficulties.
ORDERS have been issued By the war depsrta.p1.to
d. Simmer in accordance with the president views
nd ii found necessary. the governor NAV csII spaa
DO troops at fort Levenwc-tL ard 400 al for Risr
FEB. I4.-In the senate io-dav, the nominstoaof
IT. Philip Dallas, son of the hon G. u Dallas. a
,creiarY TO the =. S. legation IN Lond Ga vas con-
rTned
In the house, the message OF tie president in -.
renee to Kansas affairs. as referred to The eorl1
e on public lands. The republicans endeayoedto
1t it referred TO the committee On territories baheg
lied.
The impression existed al II asIling.on on The leh
ST., thai Mr. Champion would shortly retire yeiuu.
rily, and not in consequence Of any demand the
m Of this government
Gen. Alnoate has left Washington Tar Ms,ieo i,
e urgens solicitation of his trends The eons,
tion and general laws Of Nar;ao ~ nav b,ing
modelled and his nressnea = - as.sss.rs
present anf. fntt,re can.;n asr,-;s.
TIE Washington Star. OF the evening of The All
slant has he follow i,,e, IT. arc ,Isd
hear and ne are sSr "a - ;a.ss s
dealing on the Part Of STATES ;.b nrys,a c;f;aens
ii rejoice with as that gen. Alno,lte, The Mexican
mister has received insfr.a 10 I,iss the bro
st of his government against The last iDstalment Of
e treaty of the Mesilla d,e 10 suDdry citizens of
E United States for moneys actually advanced. 4
nsidsrable portion Of the amount covered by th
aft in Question is said to have ben maid ON Frids;
the treasury.
a w ash5ngfon dispatch savs:-"It has leaked oul
the state department that the French goFeranen,
S assumed position in relation TO certain Russ
vessels that have been transferred since the com