The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-10

NV yoRK, MAY 28th-The Cunard steamship
.+sbia. which left Liverpool on Saturday, the 10Th
tont has arrived, bringing one week later dates
Ttton in the Liverpool market advanced I'D up
he receipt Of the Arabas advices out; but this
o. afterwards lost, and the market closed unchang
W" sneculators have taken 5000 bales, and export
ara 5000 bales Far Orleans - quofea al o1su' ne
lotet closed steady.
Tbere had been leave given in the house OF COM
as IA introduce bill authorsing the admission
- Jews to sit in parliament.
Tbe house Of lords were discussing the opium
hsnU Stalker commander of the British forces,
y commodore Etheridge, commander of the navy
a. the Persian gulf, have committed suicide. "
III s;pp.rs-Espartero had resigned his seat in the
senate. ,a..,.z s,tox;aa..E .,..a..,.
Pen Nv the 18th the armada against Mexico had not
,. Cadz; but all the troops were on board awaiting
their final orders /.
~ .hont the queens husband having been impl-
800 o.aJ n blot to dethrone her; and Of his being
threatened with trial for treason fz.sr.' .zzzy
Rnmors have gained ground Of an intended mar
-;age between prince Napoleon and the princess Of
n9 The French legislature has fixed the subyention
three Transatlantic steam lines at $4,000 00uf per
annum.
English ships, with troops, had arrived there. Adj
-niTal Seymour had not undertaken any new opera
.;on The viceroy, Yeh, had imposed heavy eontr.
buttons on the towns and villages under his uris-
II is probable atdiplomatic relations will be I'd
sumed between Austria and Sardinia
Sardinia is about sending squadron to China
Twenty -four of the sunken ships at Sevastopol
have been raised.
NEW YoRK, May 30.-Lous Grelet, the French
railroad sRindlerwas sent home to-day by the steam
ship Arago. 80 z&
screv steamship Canadian, from Liverpool en- the
morning Of the 20th inst, has arrived at Quebec
LIVERPOOL, May l9, P.M.-Cotton closed quiet. the
market generally unchanged. The sales for three
DAYS amount to 5000 bales, Of which spectators
took 1900. and exporters 1900 bales
The Neufchatel difficulty is finally settled ba-
ala Of arrangement Of the Spanish Mexican difficult
ty has been made. The Spanish squadron remains
still at Gadiz era
The Persian English treaty of peace is ratified
An engagement is reported between the Turks and
rsyoled Arabs. Y
New YeRk, June 2.-The Cunard steamer Amer
lea has arrived here, bringing weeks later news
from Europe. 81
Onlya moderate business was doing in the Liver
pool cotton = market The market was very much
Unsettled Prices were in favor of the buyer r.
Manchester sympathises with the Liverpool cos
ton market, and is dull.
There has been heavy failure in Paris. and The
merchant who failed is supposed to have sailed for
New York. A5
There has been another fleet Of Chinese pirates
destroyed by the English
New York, June BY the America we learn Of
the dedication for t30,0 00 of Henry Salmon agent
at Falkirk Of the bank of Scotland
New YoRK, June 3.-The French consul 4 \ Pana-
ma says that New Granada is totally unable to re-
sist an invasion from the United States He thinks
the Americans will establish themselves unopposed
at Panama and Chagres.
NV York, June 4-Advces received by the last
arrival state positively that England and France
ua in power in Mexico. ~
Middling Orleans cotton is quoted at i4c 1
The chancellor had produced a sensation in the
house of commons, by proposing to give to tie prin
cess royal on her marriage MAJ dowry Of o,o)0with
an annuity Of e5,ooO He referred to precedents in
the reign of George II. and George III The pro-
position was finally agreed to.
special ambassador had left Paris for China
The Mexican difficulty is settled IA tenth part Of
hetroops sent TO the gulf will be kept Cuba to
strengthen garrisons.
Disturbances arising from a scarcity Of food had
occurred in various parts of Spain.
The emperor Of Austria, on his birthday, issued
further amnestry to political offenders.
letter from Vienna says that the emperor also re-
all landed property confiscated after te revo
luton. a
The American consul at Trieste has gone to Con-
santinople. 1t is reported that the object of his
Journey is political. 4E#Es
Persia by late treaty, renounces TO Russia her
claims to strip OF land OH the Caspian sea, and
another strip on her eastern boundary, in lieu of
money due Russia.
CosooRD, June 3--The legislature has organised,
the officers chosen being all black republicans This
it expected will be the political complexion of che
United States senator to be elected this session The
message Of the governor contains no very important
points.
1t is rumored from Washington that J ohm W. For
ney, Of the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, has again
been offered the U. S. consulship at Liverpool.
consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At J. N. Hoacell & Co's-Henry Rookie; F. M.
Hicks; R. J. d M. Nisbett; W Fl. Dial; ]. j. Chan
eel esllor; F. = M Whaley' g. e Gregg B. " Bush Z
E Durham; Wootten d. Lyons; J. J. MARSHALL FL.
Marshall; Thos W. Jones; Col. O. A. Edwards B.
O,Neill; 9. T.; W. E. Angel; H. Rhine d Bro; r.
L. Gilmer; j. H. Biatten. .azsa # s::-
At Dunn 8 Kates'-7J. ". SHELTON; John Graves;
J. b. L.; N. Moore; Geo. Marlborough; j II. Davis d
Co.; J. II. Muckleroy; E. H. Baxter; Peake d. Mar
tin; Wilson, Erwin d. Marsh j. G. Dodge; r.. O..
Gillian; R. N. Jones; Charles DeMorse; G. T. Stark
N Smith J M Wade; R. E. Wynne T. s. W.
Broy paris, Tex-) W. Turner; Webb & Saufey;
A. N. Class; L. A. Loian; e. S.; A. FL. Stith; w.
W. Baker; Alva Harmans; E. d B. Jacobs
At White, Smith & Baldwins .-Sample & Hollins-
worth; ]. H Lengsfed; Hinton Smith; R. Robin
son; 7. <. Chester; Boyd & Baldwin; Warren Hayt;
a -. + MCKAY; Or. a. hall; wilson, Erwin d.
Marsh; Judge Adkins; B. L. Cutter; A. W Hol-
lngsworth 3. E. CROSBY; R. ?. Taylor; R.; B With
erspoon; Mrs Lopez; J. F. Tompkies; j. H. Good
wyn; VIM. Arledge; Mrs. Nancy Gamble; H. G.
1VyJ. Il. Bond; Mrs. S. W. Mott; W. II. Elstner
d a Ware; A. T. Hearne; Vim. Shields & Co..; J.
oNeei; VIM. Timer; s. Dinson; Charles Smith.
s.-yM Az. Married ism
IN the 4th inst, at the residence of Mr. r. M Bick
nam, BY the rey'd Jesse Burch, Mr. SAMUEL H. BIoK-
aas, 70 Miss MARTHA BRITrLE, all Of this parish
Many thanks to the happy couple for the bountiful
supply Of cake they despatched to the printer Long
me and happiness attend them.
on the 9TH ult, at the residence Of Mr.. Chas Nor
u.s. carthage, Pamela county. Texas, by the rev'd D.
w. Slovall, Mr.. TANDy r. CABANIss, to Mrs. RACHEL
A. MAXWELL aH
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Died =.4s5s5
un the Sd inst, at his residence, in Greenwood,
colonel G. JONES, aged about SO years, old resi-
S Sea1 OF caddo parish. He was native of North
New Orleans Market.
Jane 4-The cotton market continues very dull
We ~ near OF only one small sale being made.
Inc receipts Clncluding $685. bales on hand, ,
1nce the lst September, have been 494 7O5 bales
Exported during same time. 1888 isl.
nfal1e:rior, 5-@l0 Middling, I33A@14-
PRIMARY, loA@l21s Good - ~ @I4l5