The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-30
general 1ntel,,s

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e Canadian-July 5. e IS thoss
it III me circular Of the brokers .. NY
OF the Africa, the cotton A ZEE ssek snc::ssAI
ADVANCE of from l-16d. to Ia had s,.s
ciPaliy upon the lower rrsSsa PEI pocssss ~.
Inc sales Of the week arc sa,
g ea ~ oo,Too bales, Of which Il ny,
O o' Speculation, and 1900 balas aaes ~,
ne 4aosaaions are for fair Crls =! sspo
iof T ,hh.aalng Orleans, 6 5-led nss d ~
snd LIE n,alhet Tor American ssosE p'as6 h.
: e ne ou III in the bank of Ep,,. Sig.
: Nonu'uoo during the week aaa
day the 4th inst. 'A Hoyal Gs,sa.a t.sl
' A greater degree of activ;,v ~, vi
e the time of the departure Of -. ah sasp,
hare been experienced at MANI aitea ts..sss
throughout the nanufacturins A.. al Ysss
frees In the Havre cotton ,oas, als!s sss
nave advanced. Orleans is onossa ~ afss
: negotiations upon the Mosou;.s Tas
E resumed between the British so. L
Da,ias' ana 1t was generally bel5evasa,aa,asa. ~
De brought to final and satisfae,o,aat aae
ne motion OF eensure on the Br;s.;sls sss
for their action in the enlistment at s,,s.
by majority of 1874 case
The committee of the French eo.. %
recommended that the power tn .Ps ass,s
refused to Louis Napoleon. This slsat psssa
most seEere check his government i ! 'essas "
Inc riots which had broken on, rs Is l9s iss,.as
OF SPAN, We're almost quelled. q ssss,ss
4, oreat preparations were being mad.
the approaching coronation of he s.sa at aas.
ano ., Is 1 3 from the Cape Of Goa
1t lS stated in ,yon =
o couSaso .nal france and England ara y
| Greece. u settling Ii, Nv
The London correspondent of ,h,r
bune says that the European dene eas AsS III
oesife the success of the black ras, ansas
hees In the approaching presidenti.l r.
,1AlLADEIPHlA, July IA shoekins ssMa
place Today On the Pennsylvania salsss
neai Germantown, resulting in one Of ~. sa,s
catastrophes ever recorded. The w. " Iae Hgtls
great loss Of life occurred had pons ' ~ la
with the Sunday school children sn " a s,:es
crowded. AT first it was reported - lae !.
children had been sacrificed; but n. non laas |
doubleday exaggerated. As far as as. report Tss
are oo or 10 killed and wounded. nsss alsd d.,
very badly. Seventeen children ga -a! oi'1s igs
g crisp IN one car. and seven in anal lUaad b
Of the locomotive attached to the sT.a' Ihsas
ploded, scattering fire among the s s.s aaas
them IN flames Six Of the cars vera any,. shsa 4
ished The calamity is attributed 10 tho . dea
VI sne eo.auc.os OF tn ne, down train, wiz
solninl1tea suicide The engineer has bss, aa s.
many OF .ne oooes OF the unfortanae riS.s a'e'
killed was father Sheridan, the estsa. Analgs.
Michae's church. There were 500 ns-as lseo' u.s.
at the time of the collision. F''01' iatasaus
New York, July 1.-THE Kans.s
ting at Buffalo, has resolved to raise 7Ian
month in order to continue the s..U9@ EiiA
NEW YoRK, July l6th.-We bsva sa.H.
morning of afire having taken pI,ca :. ibis
800, 600. Ai'a e''inasds
NEW YORK, July lsth-We have a;.,.,,.
this morning announcing the entire hs
steamer Indiana, on lake Erie. by frs Sle q TIE
not received, but it is believed ibs, >. n4sasl'a
persons lost their lives by the oceurrsn.s s' twenty
The telegraph brings US the intelIiasn.. ....
steam propeller Tinto has been DESTROYED Ss lie
Kingston, U. c., and that twelve persaus y my
ives by the disaster rS'A' '"s aa
NEWARK, n. j., July lsth-A eouaa,,.,,,.
'ut here to-day, by which twenty five bonss. Ja
already been consumed and the fire is still us
,uished. '''D .leRua. /
Bosros, July l8.-The committee Of The vb,,u
'entlon OF this State oppose the eomHittaI Il bsS
y IN favor OF any OF the presidential candidates H..
recommend thorough organisation for ultimate a..
ion. ~
Bosros, July IA fugitive slave named VIM
ms, arrived here yesterday, on vessel f,on nV W.
le, on board of which he had secreted himsaIf i.
Fas taken before the court, but was dschs,padh !.
he presiding judge, and the aboltionists then as
ing hoid OF him, hurried him off to Canada
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Bhig convention of,bi
tate has repudiated Fremont, as unqualified and
ne principles of the party by whom he was aouins
ID as unconstitutional. 1t has also denoupceda
buchanan, for his participation in the proceedings
the Ostend conference, and declares that Fillmare
the man for the crisis.
RICHMOND, July l7th.-The state whig convention
assed resolutions denouncing the republican pss,r
i'd It's candidates. Disappearing of the course d
lie administration in disturbing the Missouri com.
-omlse for party purposes; deneuncing Buchanan
ID the democracy sustaining Fillmore as the most
table person for the executive chair in the present
ISIS, but dlsclaiming the adoption Of the principles
the party nominating him; and calling for nj.
onal convention to meet at Baltimore on the third
ednesday in September.
CINCINNATI July llth.-The wild woman, ybohss
r some time been On exhibition in this CITY, was
sterday tried on charge of lunaey before the pro.
tie court, number of physicians of the first re.
ectaoltlty being present, and from the evidence
ven and the facts elected in the examination Of
person by the physicians, it appears that the
gest portion OF mystery in the case is humbugse
oae IS woman Of remarkable appearance, and
ZEN first brought to the city, was about the widest
KING human creature that we ever saw. II her
dness has been acted, then she is an actress Of no
linary capacity. Her female attendant seems to
re oeen deceived, and Northcote, who told the
huefiul story about capturing the creature desert
as dressed in skins sewn together with grass,
n his dogs, has suddenly departed
SAfoU SARA, July l3-The outskirts of our town
anne the scene Of blood and disgraceful row last
MT. Two carpenters, by the name of Louis Porte
James Crlngle, fell out al grogshop, at the foot
he hill, and fought with knives, cutting each Oth
'ery severely in various places, to the number Of
nj or nine times, although neither was MORALLY
lnded Neither of the parties has been arrested
on account of their severe indispositien from the
Inds.
1cKsBuRG, July YESTERDAY, about O'Clock,
les Morris stabbed, with bowie-knife, Vim. B,
dgee on the levee, near the boarding house Of Mr.,
Ilne. Blodget died in a few minutes. The mur'
"a ned. and was pursued by a number of citizens.
OF whom, Mr.. Matthew Carter, overlook him near
lower saw mill, and called on him to surrender,
IT'S refused to do so, saying that he would sooner
than be arrested, and at the same time discharged
lie at Carter, but missed him. Carter returned the
with shotgun and Morris fell MORALLY wound.
Ihus was summary justice done
AsHIsGToS, jury 7.-Senate The house bill for
OF the State of Kansas into the Union
referred to the committee on territories
JOINT resolution was passed, providing for fur,
mali service between Charleston and Havana.
ne senate resumed the consideration Of the bill
ing an appropriation for the removal of obstrue,
to navigation at the mouth of the Mississippi
:, which had been returned by the president Of
United States with Ills objections Messrs. Sll,
and Cass advocated the bill, and replied to the
clons OF the president. The question being Ia
the result was-yeas 81, nays 10; and two
Is OF the members present having voted for thu
the chair declared it passed The vote was as
ws: 4a "n
eas s Allen, Bayard, Bell. of New Hamp'
!. Ball of Tennessea Ran: p.;ah. Rroru