The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-11

rE,;a 7 s9(,a- = - respondent a ~
PnI54 L I-s ~ his letter Of the u
1slF 'hses Of OCT foreign relation. ny ,oh
hes ,, ~: ~ s...ta DAY Or two n2s
/ The French envoy, II Sartiy@s' ~ a
"-12sI " M government. claim f9y sse4
S sao57S G through the destruction Of &c
lana mas claims also, but haring il .'eytos' t
session Of Greytown, has not y, T. =. asas
70" u = SAID that our soTera,ae1tF ,ssea@ C
jeet me claims Of the French ei,izarlp Pop, I
al Inc same time are making an iseva+ 0e,'
On the Dallas and Clarendon treaty allA n l
! naturally expected that both thosc:r,,Ii +hth
deeply interested in the indepei5Isess's 81 t
America, they will be inclined 70 s@ssS+ d
teetotate oyer It, with the view to Ell III 4
teFIng and'giTe security 10 the p9nS eiSa .etE
The suppositjon Of such pros4d3;pa alaiea Er
and be m ia:t grea: difficulty in pr,s WI e
. u. Boileau, the French secretsrr
Washington. has been ordered to Cslo VI s 81
son-in-law Of colonel Benton. Saaa Il
The New York correspondent IF = J
Courier says, one Of the members n 1F "a.
this State, whom the committee reno. c9ag'
expelled, publicly boosted in Alban,, 9as
that he had made one hundred tbas,,,sso laa
Washington during the first session aSa =. d
congress liz
The Washington correspondent If =, It
Enquirer, speaking Of the cofnposit;a wy II
cabinet, says, the effect On parties b a,
~ upon the scath, will become a rns,,s..eds
cern- There can be no doubt that tho; q
lty Of a formidable democratic oDDo.;s;l haR
ats, If democratic principles Or hen yn,'iI.oasa
Evolutionary policy Of the party, are r ,usis
control the government Pu'taa9
e notice with pleas sure. SAYS the "a.
TeEtAser, that governor Jones, ebsir,yaas
HlIftee OF the senate, to whom was IF. ~ !,
OF receiving the EcrTnitage-gDee tho ratI u
ATAng, but now the final resting Dlsra IT., ~
/ generous and noble Jackson-wbiob " &@
unanimously rendered By the STATE If T ',a4 q
general government for the establish ss VI.
r. academy, has reported favorable tI-a%G,
commended an appropriation Of s5Ga1 t"9Fs
at the disposal Of the president 10 os.- "
sion OF the senate into execution & M
Of Tennessee is likely to receive 90 ~, - Nhsg
/ from the general government, 'F''as
/ yesterday, the Washington voln,.s.
( ty III the city Of Hudson, where rba veg
/ Saturday night There has been on;a, ~. 'ee
IN Saturday NJ ght, except 6ttIa slaeel8ss
end there is 10 further apprebcrsiS1,' 81
current reports Of this affair bava ~. u Roab
/ aggeraeed. About four huDdraj r ossl gsnss5
whom were Corkoniaas, fought asains s. Lone b
number Of Connaught nep tn,t :. "ooutaaa
battle. They were disposed bv tbo vas sa an lf4
military; and special police hs " ar n.sen al
them, and preserved ordsr Ponr sb ,asssta hF4
ed. No lives were lost but thss - -4aAaies Refeh
" injured and one Of them psroa3 ouf men aNk
not long survive. M GO a"eS hellye
The cars on the Memphis and CIV. 10Th
are Row running nine mikes bevoD6 Gesoa rain
step by step, the Iron horse" advances y,an.; Il
giving every INDIGESTION that the prsias3r ush
pany viii make good the prophecy thst W w. tee
Of April there VIII BE- continuous, un1,s. y l':i
road communication between the AfI,1;lPs'41'
Mississippi at this point ''at
The New York Times brings to Bo.is.
omission IN the proceedings growing ont NJ y: %
turn Of the Arctic ship Resolute. The ,s..<s
the affair has never been alluded to. CAM
dingt0u, who found the deserted shin s 5,:c&
Arctic sea, and brought her home 90 brareir
been mentioned; aud all the hono-s bava b! ,I5
cd upon the officers who navigated bar ,.'.s
Atlantic after she had been well repsirsJts
government We dare say the tough Gd ,.,o
more for the salvage money which his DIrrk sai'
severance have put in his pocket, lAaa The cbs'.S
toTiety that has accrued to those wbogera.IsI7gL'
in the ship Still he was entitled to ,to"r. H.
for his agency in the transaction. altloqsb 3Ss
has thought him worthy of thank vsS. ~ IT,
4 meeting OF between five and ten usy..
the laboring classes of London was latsIv ID
consider their present distressed c0Hditis. /.
stated that twenty-five Thousand Of th2 "a
trade alone in that city, are out Of work, as3srs
total number Of unemployed persons in ns+
metropolis, would probabI reach quarter
lion. 1t was voted To petition the goyer,z
employ thu>e who would work Oh waste lana
ing them money to drain aud fl them. Sss
they can raise suffciency Of corn upan t.
the wants Of all.
Our democratic friends, says the EutaE Ala
Wing, will be sorry 10 hear Of the resignatioaa
H kohnau, the postmaster al Greensboro.
cause of his resignation is, as we have b4a
that he failed to vote for B. aud B., which eZa
ted his brethren 50 much that it was ASKED ii
why he failed to toe the mark. Itcame OF Lsa
he had never been naturaliSed, and could L4s
some Of Sans boys. who made it their bgsiae
challenge every foreigner offering 10 ro-e AZ
his man has been, as we have been Informed "
regularly in all elections and holding an q
great trust under the general government III ia
The \. York Churchman insists upoa atbm
,eform in sacred music in the churches, and, IL
:essary beginning in that direction, it Urges t.
:IusIon- of females from the organ lofts (WE
lugallant fellowt) The editor argues that thHs
10 business there, and St. Paul is quoted as anti
hat women are not permitted 10 teach, aAdI
@ be 'ssilent" in the house OF God. The ebe
links, should consist of male adults and thee
ar boys; and as another reform. II wonld BAN
nese brought down from the gallery. robai 81
Ices, and placed with the priests in the chalS.
An Impostor, passing himself as doctor J. Is
enson, has been cutting an imposing figggF
srsburg, Virginia, and was recently about 1gg
member OF ahIghly respectable and wealth. d
:, when 1t was Enthusiastically establishedh&
as penltenuary convict from York. PenDsvIrE
no had served full three years term at the r
e business, in the East Pennsylvania insttg
sToted to such diplomas"
i bill 10 prevent the traffic in Intoxicating liz
As been introduced into the New York IesiSla
hlch provides, 1st. That any person who sha
" respect keep or sell fntoxirarinr LIQUORS
sS,eraSes small De deemed guilty OF misdeme
ID; Judges or other officers vilfnIlv refusin
deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and puui
the same manner. Sd. Makes witnesses Of
IS violating the first section, against Other pei
offending, and eompels them TO appear.
4 child was born in Paris lately. without any
Aalsonneuvre, of Paris, took the little la
nd when she was seven months old. and b.
ade her Inseusible of pain, by means of chloro
such flaps and SO skillfulIv, from the face
len twisted into position and perfectly healed
'de a very respectable and good looking nose
! no one can perceive that It is artificial
l he president Of the Tennessee and Alabama
Id company has recommended that three hui
ives be immediately purchased to work on the
5 calculation shows that the purchase none
est, Insurance, and maintenance of a slave
only abou! forty-siS cents per dav, or about
year, working days oaly counted.
An ex-elergyman and botanic physician b.
me OF Piper, residing in Stowe. Vermont,
arsed with the offence of having earelessly
lnicaied the small pox in that town. was take
ne OF the citizens 10 tavern. where they fc
n to drink liquor, after which thew shut biz
a smoSehoaSe and smoked him with burning
II shavinss.
The public schools of New jersey contaiss ah
$3.50 pupils, the cost of whose educatio1 inc
,gr aypanSaS nf S@hnnlhn SOS u-ay L.. rnsr