The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-10
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senate early sent the in bo,b 'sned toa
announcing their readiness message to tbUs
cation from him. He replied :. receive anS Nes%
MS annual message to Nov mat he Wy SGF %
Journed' I'VE have received :, Ihesepaaoos sep@@
:"se' Out as 1t Is imperfect and syhopss Of sheaa
iunportahce We prefer waitins develops no ne h.
document IN full before We nn5, me reeept;oo
IN the mouse, Mr.. Grow, Of p p. It 'A NJ.
mission of general Whitfield ID d. objected :,
sas. q resolution to admit hin S delegate f",tass
Jected-yeas "; nays l04. pande emporarilSaa
consider the house adjourned Du'ig not9;o1R VA
l ne secretary OF war, in his rono., o.
toh'inehuatloh to increase the pap 1T fenevs L.
Iaollsh re1lred iist Also, the sb o. officers a5
present system offrontier posts and ,9 ~
farcad saaiisons at convenient pon.' e sabsiis&
TO marches may be made into tba st
trains o' ana to protoa. eoQat,
ne secretary Of the navy reco,. sat
squadrons be maintained in tbo b o''hnends H.,
TEN OF sunnery has been estabIis ACHE nss ~
recommends the building of adJ;t;eu N The Dar"
ne new steamfrigates have real;Sasl soops De
gulne expectations. He urges H. the nos va,
tlon OF our naval forces, and that steady ss san
t'e several stations be shortened uses Of sAiea
Ten seamen be annually promotad 10 Two yearstns 10
mat corps OF assistant pursers ba 10 midshns%
nsr once OF Judge advocate created thsa
!, w .anI.3 Nov. 2a.-The hon t.. 'F's
mas accepted &c, the special mission to R isaac M
ataams ,nf Preslafnt, and will eays0 a sadss}
vii rrna l1t ASPlhwall whence, it ;s " tie as,
bash to Carthagena. '''es steam fl ga asdae
=, MI Morse will seek to secnre ,o, wa
the municipal control over the Paua the United sa
ana the islands in the BAY of Panaa aa RAILROAD rr~
Inc president has determ;nad a al
ceiVe Fermn Ferrer the new min;a st he will hot y
gua IL IS currently reported that ;s from Nesn
the new treaty with Great Brits;n a' II he persis
tfai America will be defeated in III relative to CsS
WI DouSlas ana other friends of senate by SEN,
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The steam tl1tsfagsua
Icy F 41eiPool on the 22d ut has hao arabia which
on Halifax The news she brnss il 0een teegraphea
an 1aI brought by the steamship even days later
IA TI'eoh market exhibits dec i's The Lv.
es r.d lie Ttellne1s confined prpcna II i6d TO
20 600 baies lie sales Tor the week anonna W me low
bales W. Fe peep and imporers to about
leans szzd, to ID ls4o'edat mdd dP5 co.
p i, nh nno stock of bullion in the h.n,,
t4oGoo One and half millions usn Ok had increased
ID golo nae been received from Ans,p pound sterling
rate of interest. aoie iof reduction of N.
Bell d Sons circular reports tbo n,o.,,
nv SOCKS steady, ard the demand moaa.n LOT Amer
ne daVre cotton market was ANY uetate.
franc. ne sales of the week amona anu ueelled
oaes. The stock on hand was 80 OO1 bn1e 1000
,,, me REIMBURSEMENT of the English auG T.
T.; ne french funds were active ,ndh.,
hons nG reported arrangement by the Span lta p
ponS mas tailed republican movement i IN b0ur
has been suppressed 'u'el' In Malaga
ed5 d rs stated that Great Britain has ay,s.d
81 annually IN satisfaction of the sovua 70 pay
she heretofore paid $4,000 annually "' SOUND dues.
inch nar halr Zee 4-lhe Ohio river is rsjna ON.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Cotton-Tbo so,.
days amounted to 5000 bales Coan k saes Of three
1ae Middling Orleans is quoted at l55, advanced
Nov. 28.-The Tribune saws tb, ~ NJ lS7sG;
president elect, has rendered the
state to general Cas-, who has accented tho snip
ment. 'p'eu Tue appoint.
y Au'ices nave been received at WASHINGTON 49,.
cru ana Chlll have agreed to contribute ,na, tn"'
money to overthrow Walker in NicarasOa I pa ana
Is SAID, will contribute one million Of dona. u,
Chill one thousand men. N'ti''s and
it IS SAID that the presidents hesitation abont
celVlng Fermln Ferrer minister from Nicaragua is.
of Goicur,as Developments. Al
NOV give have Information from Kansas ,b,,
the public lands are selling rapidly at auction tI
81 81 to So per acre AVN
Caleb Croswell, esq. of Wisconsin, has been an
pointed by the PRESIDENT minister to St. Petersbprp
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-There was terrible rsla s.
Wind here last evening The steeps Of bs n e~
Jnlversalist meeting house was blown off and bn.
lew i've story brick buildings in process Of erection
blown down. Several lumber yards were alsobsdv
damaged. The total loss is estimated at $50 600
The upper Mississippi above lake Pepin, is closed
MOBILE, Dec. l AT the municipal election in this
ny To-Day, the American party carried the city BY
handsome majority. One democratic alderman
lly was elected
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The steamship Emp;re
lty, from New York, via Havana, has crossed, the
ar. She brings the California mails of the 5hins.
I'D California passengers.
ne returns from the presidential election in Cali.
rhla are very incomplete. 1t was supposed that
e city OF San Francisco lad gone for Buchanan.
:, ne vote OF the county stood: Buchanan 10, 929;
llmore. 1901; Fremont, 6,l39.
In the interior upland counties heard from, Buch-
IAN leads Fillmore but it is impossible to arrive at
y conclusion as to the result
The best order prevailed throughout San Francis
on the day of election.
he peoples ticket was triumphanty elected
dull pulse of some of our moni.
men is beginning to beat with considerable &C.
fty towards Nicaragua. There is perfect ground
Ell going on In our city, and, in fact, Throughout
southern States, which will soon people thai
lIntry with the right kind of men.
" near o. and have conversed with several men
afge monled means who are about to take their
oarture for that land of promise
he uestlny OF that government is onward and
" ara oid togy notions, entertained by manyoi
people with reference to that country, will be
ne down and turnover rough shod by the resistless
rem OF the progressive spirit of the age.
he time has passed by for mouths of Cool ealeula
and slow planning; the onward rush and roar
rade, and the reaping of its results is only grasp
oy those who think quick and act with prompt
S. [Creole.
Henry Croker, United States
raiser at Boston, has received from the secretary
ne treasury an appointment at New Orleans, in
nectlon with important duties at the customhouse
hat port.
he gentleman named is doubtless entirely wor-
OF the confidence of the treasury department, but
any official should be imported from Boston or
where else to fill ''important stations in the GUS
mouse here, passes our comprehension, and is
AMY an undeserved slight upon numbers IF our
sens who are Just as well fitted to discharge eff
ny anu ialthiully all duties apperanlng to Inc
omhouse as those of any other city. This mode
ending out deputy collectors and other officials,
the north to our city, has been any thing but
table to our merchants and citizens generally,
ought to be promptly discontinued La. Courier
'UisVLLE, Nov. 29th.-Forty-fou four inches in the
mel opposite this place. The river is rising fast
e. IN consequence of che heavy and continued
lie Register states that quantity of counterfeit
, purporting to be "ffties,'' of the bank of Mo-
are IN circulation in that city. They are signed
the presidents name, and that of j. Emanuel,
sshier.
correspondent of the Charleston Evening News
rs from New York: "a novel newspaper has
made its appearance here. entitled the Euro
!, which announces that il will send no paper
y part of the United States south of Mason and
n S Hne' It is intensely British in its sympa-