The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-20

American partly his private spero, 20 inerlt
for Kansas tomorrow. "Fy. Tkag-
Private advices from Washinotou rs
course taken by the administrator State 4.
the Clarendon Dallas treaty, is cnns with les
nation of the plainest character ths. lderel "
and his cabinet are opposed to all s e"a tAeP b.
ances" of political character w;.1 eaataasstsS
ments. We learn from the same enrl ltofelga u
no truth in the report that the bo Oufee A !.
Louisiana, has accepted the FranaLl' ohl MI.
prefers remaining in his present NJ. i!aissi
any diplomatic station abroad p0sitlm Il
WASHINGTON, May 8th.-Lord Mani, '
minister, had two hours interview lef3 tsh
Buchanan. to-day, on the subject of with d.
can affairs. He made formal propos. GIsata L
ing Of new negotiations, founded rl i~G c
tioEal acquiescence of the State Of HaPol t.
president promptly declined the n rIoaantq c
tions. pSed
The treasury department has taLo.
ascertaining the amount of taxation % al H.
each State, and the sums necessary ~ al ksy
nance of the government of the prino III 1se
New YORK, May 18th Large ordaalPa a&,
ceived here from France, for gold. VIII AaFebs
price. The Africa took out upwards ' ~ d
half of dollars. an)&
| NE" JIM, liaJ it'n'-DlSpatches "a
point and Buffalo state that it is quite ute ,a 9a 7
showing at both places. 'od, =
Cotton closed steady. Flour is dull = :,
New YoRK, May 8th.-The acconn ,-,S1a
show that the Chinese are more da. s l9e5
ever in their hostility to England ar u,I5'aRs i,
clination whatever for peace. '' sAas :.
The London Times holds it to he .-.
| tous conflict, requiring the utmost vi,o, a''la
to bring it to favorable Termination y" a'ds1
BUFFALO, May 1lth.-A propeller NIL,
from the dock on Saturday, is still EtaR
ice mile and half from the lisbt. b ".tfs
CHICAGO, May 1lth.-Returns from . Tos
election of the black republican candi5aa
mission of Des Noines river nayisata,
mocratic candidate for superintendent" . ,a@
struction, by small majorities.
CHARLESTON, May Seen. Bonbanb..,
ed to congress from the district former%r',s e,
by the hon. Preston S. Brooks, deceased p
| ity of sixteen votes. W
'CNcHNArI, May l1.-Flour closed wifi r,
cling tendency. Prices have advanced D.
quoted at Sc so to Sc 60. @r
LONDON, April 18.-The cattle enid.
reached the Prussian frontiers, CONN., prsSa 8
try has been sent to the Circle of Plessss +-I 8
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LIVERPOOL, April 1s.-The cotton n,,t.
quiet, if not dull notwithstanding the s..s
Manchester are better than might bs wy s..asA
the long depression The free INN
fortnight daily add to the stock of cotton
on the market as landed has served ~
prices, which must be quoted at dac,.
pound for middling and above, and ia g
qualities. /EN~'
There has been meeting of the ma5nf,.
Manchester, at which there was raSa I.ta~
to appeal to the makers of heavy clotbstos M
forty hours in the week. 0''' =" r r,
The Europa brought the corresponds,. r
Dallas treaty, reliably reported. Lord d
was in favor of the treaty. and nrcad Nv. VI
differences, including those relativa ~
islands, should be overlooked and tba ~. " r,
~ ratified. he took the ground that Rness
the transit OF her subjects, and the presr
her commercial interests; and these, he mt
could only be secure when American h
were established there. Lord Palmerstr 7
his views, and considered the course Of An,
ed by the y. S. on the Bay islandsoonests
nish sufficient grounds for the reiectidn%4ls
Nevertheless, he expressed the belieftbs M
slight alterations, it might be made aece1.,s.
The English papers are iubilant ora, 4. ]
birth in theroyal household, of new nis.s.
London Star, says, they are now tbe 1 5,.-.
children, and they have had to 1oyr T H. IL
none. The eldest of the royal elilln7 Hs,-s. -
royal, is II years of age; the prgga Ta5, ~
the princess Alice IA; prince AhldI} tIen,;N,,
Helena, II; princess Louisa 8, Eaae ArS5sr7.To
prince leopold 4. In all, four sons nd fye IL
tiers. II
The news of the birth of the roydiaanvv,
known to the citizens of London BY tie f,Hg1"
Park and Tower guns. The glad ilfIsss
telegraphed to the emperor Napoleon Dc
The Liverpool Times of the 18th Ava u
doubt, we believe, exists that the British uS
governments have determined to makea ~
monstration against Chinatown at the as "
kin should necessity warrant it. FWt5l
| the government of the United States h3s
/ to join in the scheme. 81
TRIESTE, April 16-The Cireassians,a 10
the Russians in the last of March, repulsst. .,
columns which had penetrated into the az a.
Tuab. The Russians losG TOO men; the a
800. Mehomet hey is giving to Circassag.r
organisation. The tribes of Daghastaa II
tured fort Saliah and massacred the garE
garrisons of the neighboring villages sun
Robert Hatton, of Wilson COUNTY, hasb
mated by the American party of that az
suitable candidate for governor of Tennis
/ State convention will soon take place
James S. Rallins, esq, is the Americana
for governor in Missouri. 1t appears ggTaa,
has resigned.
| The piano forte was invented by JOSH
of Dresden, in iii, and the first instanE
: made in London in IT'S, by German named.
BILE.
According to the new time tabe agreed upo
the Hudson river and Central ralrGd cQnFP3
the trip from New York to Buffalo will be H.
fifteen hours, including all stopage The raad1
under this arrangement will be forty mlsA4
4 LONG VoYAGE.-The steamer Michigalt1
left Alexandria, Missouri, in August, la5N
Des Moines, Iowa, arrived at that place t7e
ago, having been about eight months Oh o
sage. The captain gave as reason forhhN .!
trip, that he met with a good many sand 3ssl
way.
The recent decision of law suit makes
leb Gushing sole proprietor of one of then@
Using towns in Minnesota.
: A gentleman, on wager, walked from
lis, Maryland, to Baltimore, in nine boaE ~
lance is about forty miles, making oFeE5'
J an hour.
"NoLo EPIscoPARI. THE Savannah &
of the eth, learns from reliable source ls. :,
John Barry, Of that city, has declined ta': :,
ment of bishop of Georgia, recently tendaa2
by his holiness, pope Plus TX. :,
WHEAT CRoP-The Texas papers R'tIt
wheat crop will be very plentiful one b
as We did that wheat grew well in New
Canada, where the winters are SO severe, rs
/. 1t strange that that grain could not staha' I
frosts here in the genial south" 4
A lady named Anna Eliza Tyler dledSs'
6 Richmond, Va, recently from the bite I.
She was bitten on the ri ght cheek the MT
and died the following evening from the #
The Columbus ga Times of late a-s,r
are very glad to announce that our maEIser@
mer, will probably be abundantly supple
peaches from the orchard of our enterP&+
: citizen, R. J. Morse, esq, who counieF&.% a
fiuence of cold and frost by building I W..
: his trees. 1t is supposed that the Sn91'7 C
fires counteracted the cold .r-
The same paper says, it is our paIhu, q
nounce the death of Samuel ". Flour
= died in this neighborhood, after a lop.,ss
illness. His remains We're inferred at 10
near this city. Mr.. Flournoy has Oes. =
with the press of Georgia for many !tII,s
prime, he was the foremost whig editor ng
, and, under his control, the Columbus ~.
CURED the position, as a fine political P'!ol
retains to this day. He was ready VT
posted i'll the current politics Of the "a. II