The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-05
General 1ntslligencs

NEW YoRK, Oct. 23d.-The Rows, s,s,
ia, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of ~ an.
as arrived at Halifax, en- route for Ros,e.1 int
Corros-The advices from the Un;,sJ =
#e Atlantic, caused an advance on midIu s'es, !,
qaI qualities Of l-l6d. fsome Liverpool Nd
Ta-l6d } and created buoyaucy IN ,bs e'ieu,a
topic heapolitan question was the ME aie market
The coecupied public attention in Tr u esciaps
ing tendeneof events indicates that ths,a ope
England and an open rupture between ys,ss Grow
The king of NICE. nd
cessioas asked fores obstinasely refuses al,
Austria and Russ England and France ~ saesa
and support the Eeapol1it. 1s understood, emo.
Russian courier had king in his rsf sssSIa'.
patches from st. Petersburgye d at Vienna vi, >.
The weather in England hat da'
1t IS the general opinion that ntlnued verv -,
ton will be settled ainieably. Seapot.p N.Y. my
4 The Austrian troops have oc,r, fVs'
ether points on the Danube, bm i Gala,, =,
, ,hSg VIII be Immediately compelled ,eshs that
: Numerous arrests have been mad. !, > 'F'''s
,,. nnS Lhgllsh telegraph company n y rsils
The French ambassador in Sr;. -
In BEHALF of the royalist prisoner =; irer,,
The confeTation will not, howevs. % NeuichatelWs
Propositloh unless Prussia renonn aeqalesce 70 4.
the principAlity. -st t = its clsin,u.aa
The DaniAh papers say the so,na
is settled. ''ano dues ques;.
Inc London MINES states that the con,;.
ernnents are considering the p,
u To- goid standard exclusively for INV q ssoap
me exhaasive demand presented froa, cGu.'eaey
ihoia "iii doubtless necessiate this n,nr oan nd
!. VIZ enhance the demand for gold and w;I aa but
market. ieatufe OF every naa.
The Frendenblatt states tb.. d.
has caused all his most vain ah,a ',e King Naples
moved to Gaeta, and that the non, pfEpefy tokn
TAI are In very excited state. ''u q thsaE
Adolph de Werdinsky = H,no.,;
IA nun England, recently of starvs.;s slagee, died
ee s PROUD to accept charity He was ,ha sva
Oh the late count Adolphe de WerJ;.s ae onlyehid
general IN the Polish army, and nr;na:! who vas
manner ~ tae most cosIr
"AsHlsGros, Oct 24.-Goyernor a.. &C.,.
asseu me loth OF October writes tn i. III aietter
staee that peace and quiet are res,o,ad w secretary
anu ,aat all the armed bands were ,Aansa
.ne agIa'ors mad left The troops we1a s, tu aadal
.s nesh ,rohIier de would shortly procsad On Tue
were plla q the thieves who it isss
TIL nsa ~ inc northern part Of the srr = sag
syiSania y three. and the democ sena q Penn
house six. 0ei a1ic majority inths
correspondent Of the St. Louis Renrh,;.
ting from Westport October l4tb eoei puoacan, WI
following intelligence: Colonel Caauaalealeslhs
last arrived from Leeompton, bringing aas
liant news. Two hundred and ffty abe s1lhe lnpor
DER Pomeroy and Eldridge, were captured W. ~ W.
INST, few miles from the Nebraska linz Ihn w.
st. george Cook. Lane and Brown eseanaJ s ny
men were fresh from the east, under m;,a. 4nese
shd equipped with all the munitions Of w. T 1llb
lao' among other things, thirty dragon saddle iney
lol single horse: they expected to Dress 40. ana
leai horses for their saddles. That is h The a'as
,i ;u conclusion IS expected that governor Gssa
errltory, leaving Pomeroy and Eldrdna V IVY Tho
or trial on the charge of treason Notwitbir,.aAs
us activity and determination to establish
he abolltonists in the neighbo,hood Of p,sa Peas,
re stu robblng and ordering away the sl,sasy
inhabitants. Several families passed tbronch
oday, leaving because they could keen nob;n.. mere
ad been advised to leave or take The consann sna
hey were objects of pity; having lived tbrauob ~.
ar and breasted all the difficulties thew onf Luz
hen starvation stared them in the face and nv
gors OF Kansas winter, to which thew were u n'
rePared, began to forshadow themselves in the earr
'osts OF October. The governor having sent ali h:
force to the north. has not vet been able
reak up Old Browns nest Of pirates on the souh
de OF haw As colonel Cook is returning we NAV
zPect it to be done speedily. -
NEW YORK, Oct 2sd.-It is reported that sovo,.
AYERS are fitting out. in consequence OF Walkers
cent decree, rsimststing slavery in Nicaragua.
Judge Bensell, Of the supreme court Of Kansas !,
.ad
NEW oRk, Oct 2.--Ihe horses attached TO e,.
esIdent Van BuEeas carriage runaway to-day.
ne ex-presidens ~G thrown out and his arm bro.
We have severe cali veazser Vegetation is kill
and ice of the tnSgszass al cent Is formed
John Beck, the well known dry goods merchsntn
oadway, has failed. His liabilities are estimated
three uarters of million Of dollars
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-It has been raining here for
0 days.
Ne have reports of heavy rains On the upper Mis-.
ST. Louis, Oct. 25.--The weather here is cold and
nv. .a.
The river at this point has risen five inches since
N yesterday .1
There is six feet of water to Cairo The Illinois
upper Mississippi are reported still rising.
here Is seven and half feet water large in the
'e have accounts from Louisville that boats 20
on three and half feet EsteE Several boats
e arrived at that port, and others preparingto
re. a,#
No Is. ".-
he Indians in New Mexico and on the route were
! quiet
he democrats have carried the territorial election
>ew Mexico ,.
overnor McRse has appointed Thursday, the 2Oth
orenber, to be observed in Mississippi as a day
thanksgiving. .....-..H
he Georgian of the 18th ult,, says, Mrs Ritter, 8
who had arrived at the unusual age Of lOo years
s months, departed This life Yesterday, and will
uried this morning Our oldest citizens remem.
her as a matron She is said to have Lived 10
annah since she was a child. ..,
he Omaha Indians in Nebraska, number this
:. s97 persons. being an increase Of 50 since last
On their reservation they have raised this sea
about 5000 bushels of corn, besides vegetables
sveral varieties. EH
Geographic dispatch from Albany to the New
, Times. states that defalcation Of S22 600 has
discovered in the state controllers office; that
BOO of it was distracted. in 1883. by clerkn
office, and the remainder more recently. Inc
liter has fed
lie members of the Unitarian church, in Wash
m city, have dismissed their pastor the rev.
,ure d. Conway, on account OF his preaching
list slavery. The church was divided, but the
lavery men had small majority.
e Presbytery of Hanover met in Liberty, bel'
county, Virginia, on the LIST uit. Rev. Nh
y, of Portsmouth, Va, was chosen moderate
rev. l. p. Ledoax and W Il. Matthews, CLERKS
ls the resolutions adopted was one expressing
ed disapprobation of the continued agitation Of
AFFECT of slavery in the general assembly, and
ring in favor of the preshytery separating from
ssembly in case the agitation is continued, and
others joining in the establishment Of south
res byterian church
e Staunson VA Spectator SAYS that man
Church, aged ighty-tw 0 years. arrived in Au-
county, last week. from pendleton, with team
load of corn, and stated that his father and
n were both living, the one ll2, and the other
ears of age.
ere was a new feature at the agricultural fair,re
: held at Cleveland, Ohie-ashow OF nsh raised
tally. @