The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-18
General Intelligen,o

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New YORK, June 5.-Tbe Rr;,;n, as
been sustained in parliament bv ,,sn ministry l..
lority against motion censuripe tins ~
ing the maritime rights of the Count lot absed"
visions MADE IN the treaty effected At s. " Tie H.
ence to the rights of ,leutrais. ~ arts ii ~ ~
ne excitement IN reference to ItaE..
tinued without any abatement on the afain ca,
In England was increasing, 'O'Elheat W.
ne husslan forces in Circassia had al.
siaefaole successes against the CircasssD feico,
In the British house of lords, lord cgI aRs
/ Iepiy 10 Question, stated that the letter
hammond was genuine, and that the ~. ss1el !
Rica, and OF some of the South Amerie..S s oCS
ever since the attack of Walker, appealed had
tor assistance, and had made great vss', hasaci
posats, including protectorate, and the n Of po
terIal aid all of which her maiesty's 1Ofna
refused. Lord Clarendon further stated had
approved OF the present state ofthings in Na d.
put knew no better way for their adinsta's
that the United States and England sbosIae hsa
lor 1he protection OF their respective subjects Ss
/ Malcolm, lord Forth, son of the earl ! leS vs.
been proclaimed an outlaw. This is tba isfA Ia,
or deranged representative of the anciant asasoai
Perth, who was sent home from the er;n.. !aalll
Raglan, for refusing to go out to the rsnol' y i
able defence was made for him through tt" Al
Fhis afflicted father. $" 'he pFesr
The late difficulty between Persia and T. ~ "
SAID to have been caused by the miscona
English ambassador, Mr.. Murray who nars;.s u
keeping IN his house beautiful Persian ils sIdh
SISTER OF the shah, after having provided for as
oahd ~ giving him en- appointment in the e! aa
constructing shah, il seems, not bein, IN Do7
leave his relative any longer in such pe, @;lsh
~, Pr LOUIS, June 6-Advices from kanssss' :,
25th state that parties Of Dragons have basn as
ed at Topeka and Lawrence. @'A ''aaa
1t Is rumored that q party OF Buford's mo-, =,
ed party of settlers near Osawattomie L; s'a:t
aud dispensing the remainder. ''Dga'.
The Missouri proslavery men identified ~.
troubles have been ordered by the committee t, a
Kansas, and many have complied % eaVe
mere Is great excitement throughout .bo 49,.
ry, and gov. Shannon is employing UntaS s ~
troops to preserve order. "s's
he congressional committee had gone tow.,
and would leave on the Sth for Washingtoa S'PN,
Thirteen persons have been arrested imnI;,-,.
the murder Of the pro-slarery men near
Marshal Donaldson and seven men have baa'
by party of abolitionists During the eons;. ssa
eral OF the marshals posse We're SERIOUSLY
IS also reported that more of the same v4Ied
been attacked. Twenty five of Bufords mo! Jug lug
gone to their assistance '-'u nad
In fight between captain Plates Command -,
party of aboitionists near Black Jacks NV iAai
tlonsts and thirteen pro-savery men vera t;I,a ai
BATON ROUGE, June 2-The immense and v.I.a.,
machinery of the Louisaa,
tiary, at this place was entirely Consumed bv g..
today. The fire originated about one oeo Y M
the picking room, and rapidly spread ta,ba 49,,
&c, all of which were totally DESTROYED ~ l ,-
will probably reach 100000 No prisoners b ~
escaped f'-s'' aass
Tie Desoto Columbian says that nausssa :,
Fisired on Friday by brisk and Refreshing sbawsr
'ut not sufficient to benefit the corn The roln,ns
n hat hrri H.J
i the steam mill OF \. N Hemmngwav, near Nss a
eld: 1t originated i'll small house near the mill
which there was quantity of plank drying for Il.
afnaie college. The loss was about s4Q0
/ he recent election at Richmond Virginia. resalt.
III the success of T. p. Winston, the America,
andidate for sheriff by AGO majority. Nsrusauss
ohnson was re- elected commonwealth's attorrav
nj j. N. Francisco, Edwin Burton and g. A. Hupa
y were elected commissioners of the revenue. A,
heelng, also, the American candidates were elect
/. At Norfolk the democratic ticket was elected 4
Tuesday, the 4th day of November next, beiupth.
tuesday, after the first Monday Of that month, ia As
" Oh which the people throughout the entire coun
VIII cast their votes for electors Of president and
&c president of the United States.
The Washington Star IS informed that the state
ent that money and property have been settled Oh
e widow and children of the late Thomas Heating
MIR. Herbert, Of California, is mistake Nosucl
ttASHeHb OF GIT mas oeen Lla1e To them.
4 modern traveller III Germany, gives ABSORPTION
one of the immense RATS which occasionally de.
end the Rhine. He says sit was nine hundred
It long and two hundred wide, ON which was built
lIlage for the accommotion of the boatmen and the
consisting Of about one thousand per.
rs. There were cattle, hogs, and other animals
board; and also shop where the passengers could
supplied with every necessary article
he mormon creed not only permits polygamy, but
rrIages between blood relations. traveller states
It he has met with numerous cases of men gbohaa
rried both mother and daughter. One bishopmsr
d six wives-all sisters, and his own nieces, Brig
% Dung recently built stone harem for his nine
wives, but they all revolted and wouldn't 90 into
e. Ninety women Were too much for one man,
st. Brigham was obliged to give in.
fe have news from Honolulu to the 29th nit King
nehameha was about to be married to Miss Rookie,
daughter OF pueh esteemed English settler
whatlng reports were satisfactory. Commodore
gers had left the bay of Hilo, in the ship Vim.
mes, homeward bound
he Troy On. y Wing says that one who has a
; for mathematics calculates that if the cannon
S fired by the allies into Sebastopol, during the
owned thirteen days, were rolled into railroad
} weighing 60 pounds to the yard, the bars would
n from New York to Albany, with all the neces.
turn outs.
he Messrs. Harper (says the Mirror not content
of their excellent monthly magazine, are about
art pictorial weekly newspaper, for which they
uiate on Articulation of half million copies
y mean to make it the best and cheapest weekly
lie world
he city of Paris has been paying for three years
indemnity to the bakers in order to keep the price
read at certain fixed rate. The amount thus
by the city to the bakers during the periods
lo,oll francs, little more than ten millions Of dol
n English ship, called the Ocean Monarch"
in the harbor of Rio on the Sth of April with
1t four hundred female passengers. sent out BY
British government in the hope that they might
nlted IN matrlmonv with the lone bachelors of
gold region.
:. Kane has declined to take the command of lady
Ikilns new expedition to find, if possible the
.lns of her husband, and the relics of his ships.
Ices so from inability to get his previous en-
ments off his hands SO as to be ready in season
It sail.
lie Ohio state coancil Of the American party met
olumbus on the 9th ult, and appointed dele.
5 to the national council in New York on the Sd
mt. a dispatch says the electoral ticket nomi
4 IS pledged to support Fillmore and Donelson
. Redman, missionary, has verified the exist
IN Africa of an immense sea, without outlet
2 as large as the Black sea, between the equator
III degrees south latitude, and between the 2A
Goth meridian.
lie methodist conference of the methodist episco-
hurch has entered vigorously upon the project
ollege for the education of free colored men. The
ees have purchased a very excellent property
Henia, In Greene county, Ohio,
lie Memphis Evening News learns that com
OF Kansas emlgrants is being raised in Holly
lgs, to be started for their destination On The
proSimo, with the sun of $4,000, now being
BY subscription.
e two section of the quak orthodox qua
and the Hicksites-were holding their annual
ng in New York week before last. Both ami.