The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-19
General Intelligence

70 81 'ooo oalss, of which 55H0 shse dav,
on speculation, and 5000 for exnort ''oo were tag
Ihe Monlteur, of Paris, intima.as , e
tons between England and Franoa that the =,
ly as TO insure aocontinuance Of tba not fra
that the English press is bent on eai. 1t nti,pa,.
French government. - 'aiumiaatina J,
The London Times replies denv;,,. '
while the Post comedies with the Prsna e allegation
The report OF an immense increase si is organ
5nion IN the bank OF England was faI IL ae stock
dispatches state that the stock Of bnulse RelaNs
had decreased f379,0 900. 'iiion In the bass
The French ambassador has left Nal.
supposed the English minister will saH and it,;
English at Malta ouica, aud II.
The Turkish cabinet has resigned
The London Times has special Eans. .. .
dent IN the person of Mr.. Thomas T. GIase'o esPa
communicates TO that paper his observance who
territory The picture he gives is hiah1a0ns that
any thing but favorable to the Bordsr asNnspd
The Times comments edtorially upon i; !,
age qualification and finding marLah Il with sav
our national character Aaole pOiu.j,
NEW YORK, Nov. ia nriva+o1
from Mr.. Dallas, the T. s. minister in TT fecevss
munlea,es the important information that ho Goa.
gotlated treaty with the British governn ne
countries. ~'"eea The Two
1t is expected that the allied fleet r;,,a
iusted. "': sum remain ua,1.
Ihere are suspicious Of a seere, u,4..,.
between Austria and England in r.g.~d ~ ,andhy
ubian principalities. e''u u The Dan.
Inc Spanish army has been increased I'm
tn e demand for money is undated III franss
Our financial letter is unsatisfacto- ..s1~=
The bill introduced into the las;ss,,.. ]
mont, appropriating 500, 900 of the Stas Of Vs
the Tree State men in Kansas, has been 70 aid
T We nave reports that the steamboats, snno. eu'
Lacy Eigln have been wrecked on tho RI sHof and
that all hands have perished ' Lakes, and
non. John NJ. Clayton, U. s. senator from :
ware ana formerly secretary Of state dpr;nc peia
aoiIlstration OF gen Taylor died at bis sns pref
IN Delaware on Sunday afternoon ~ us residence
age. s. & " Oh ADVANCED
CHICAGO: Nov lO.-Returns in fuIl t.,-
ties show Fremont 1900; ahead Thu from 70 coun
counties will probably give Bucban.n 1en,Gaolnlng q
ity he republican State ticket Is 10 oNn major
CHICAGO, Nov. l0th.--A dispatch row ahead
the State of Illinois A"''ai mas carried
llth-Ihe Springfield en- Register s,vs r.,
anans majority IN Illinois is 6lOO Bsse fr ousn
hcan) for governor. is elected by ZION lrepuo
The Milwaukee Sentinel makes Prsn'n" a!ot1y
In Wisconsin, 10000 The republicans h majority
majority III the State senate. and twenty in I'VE
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l0th.-A dispatch from 'ouse-
Douglass, dated Chicago 9Th instant saw =, senator
nos has gone for Buchanan BY TO- 900 mso,; .ss l
that the democrats have jority in the Stas sno
latuTe and OF the congressional delegation 4ess''
at this point. '''s slowly
IowA-Returns from this Safe, received .. NJ.
go up TO the 10th inst, show the losses ,"s Ihlea
about equal, when compared with the rote Il sI. a
August, when the State gave the republican sts,s
ticket handsome majority. SA1 ''A'e
WASHINGTON, Nov. Zth.-A dispatch from ssn,.o.
Jones, of Iowa claims that State for Bucbanan HA'0'
The Baltimore Patriot gires the following s,,,a-
Inent OF the vote of that city: Fillmore l6 500 Rnch
anan 9,S7l; Fremont 2i4. Fillmores majority ovar
Buchanan 1929. '''' 0's
New 1oRk, Nov. 7th-The vote Of this State in
round numbers. is as follows: Fremont 80 O0o.-
Buchanan 290, 000-Fillmore l25 600
The democrats gain eleven members of conprsss-
Buchanan's plurality in New JERSEY is Is .00O
Buchanan's majority in Virginia is 20 600.
NEW DIRK, Nov. 1.-The total electoral vote of the
country, California excepted, appears to be as FOL-
lows: Buchanan 1853; Fremont l25; FillmoreS
eth.-"e learn from Iowa that Dubuque county
has given 100 democratic ma orir, ana that Linn
county has given $50 republican majority
lVth.-A very destructive fire occurred in thisciy
to-day.
Haviland & Risleys druggist store, and James
McCreery's dry goods store, in Warren street. #ere
burnt. The loss is estimated at half million of DOL
lars.
1t appears by statement in the New York Courie,
and Enquirer that the of that city was as fol-
lows: Buchanan 40,Sl9; Fillmore, 30 ,957; Fremont
Is, 063.
In Richmond, Virginia, the vote for presidential
electors was as follows: Fillmore, 1859; Buchanan,
l415. Fillmore's majority, 264.
The jackson Mississippian, expresses the opinion
hat Mississippi has golI= for Buchanan by at least
} 900 majority
Thus far this year, Ia, a62 emgrants have land
ID IN New York. and within the last six months up.
wards OF o00O have returned from that city to Liver
'ool A considerable number however, have gone
Jack merely on visit.
chicago next to Buffalo, is the largest grain maj
et IN the world. On the 9lst ult there were two
1lillon one hundred and sixty-three thousand six
undred and twenty-four bushels of grain in thai
lty Part of it, to-wit: isl3,e66 bushels, was on
GARD and formed the cargpes of forty nine vessels
men were lying III the harbor, waiting fora favor
bic WIND, and ready to sail. The remaining 449 1853
nshes were in store in the various warehouses aong
ne river On the 2lst ult the total amount Of grain
\ ported from Chicago, was 276, 100 bushels.
Late European advlces state that mornonism is
aklng such progress in D enmark as TO excite con.
derable alarm IN the minds of religious and reflect
lg men Petitions have be en- sent in large numbers
} the government, asking that the mormons may b.
strlcted from the more public practice of their
onies. .
Mr.. Charles Axt, says the Charleston Courier, in
ties all manufacturers of, Oh dealers in hook wines
alive or foreign to meet hiu in Augusta on the Goth
stant, to compare their wines with his Georgis
ock, made from the Catawta grape of the growth
1856. He hopes there will be a full attendance.
he Is determined to convince the public that bet
r wine can be made in the south than i'll any other
art of the world.
The Norfolk Reflector says that the assessors re-
Hurpn elbows I Hind - deaf auf
lmb. II insane and II iditstic persons in the coun
. he parents of five of these were by relation
usins before marriage. Three of the FIVE 2 blind
I'd ldlotlc) were SO afflicted from birth and one
lotlc from infancy The fifth was deaf and dumb
time not ascertained-probablyf from birth. It
probable that the number of parents so related to
Oh other is larger, as there was no information OBJ
med as to part of them
The United States frigate Congress, arrived at Ma
es on the 2sth October, after wears cruising in
ftereht parts OF the Mediterranean A letter writ
d oE an ofncer on board, after giving era phlc
:" OF the threatening state of affairs in that capt.
], says, that things have assumed so serious an
pect that our minister resident, Mr.. Owen has
ide formal request of our commodore that some
the ships of our squadron may remain here till
: difficulties are over
he Gallatin Miss Argus says that agh; &C.
rred on " ednesday evening", 22i ult- at or near
residence of MIR. Dabney Terry, eight rsiles fsin
llatln, on the Rock port read, between Mr. Terry
d BENZ Crawford, E. Lynch and George Adams.
four OF them were cut in the fray-Adams fatal
lhe died. We understand, on Monday right) Craw-
d dangerously, and Lynch pretty severely. Terry
eived onlyea slight wound OF one Of his hands.
Is IN town awaiting Judicial Investigation OF
affair
" regret to learn that difficulty occurred IN this
fi~h short distance from Mansfield, on Monday
/ between Mr.. Williams. a schoo-teacher, and an
srseer named Howard, which resulted in the for