The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-30

Seotian has arrived here from Liverpool with oa1es
Of Wednesday, the 9Th inst e,r.-.- -.
T,rrppoor March 1.-The circular of Mssrs james
Heweft 4 Co. states that the Liverpool cotton market
was active at an advance Of Of ltd
me advance is quoted to have taken place since
Friday 18th inst. - tto a.
The sales of the three business days since the de-
arnre of the Asia onthe 9TH inst, amounted to thif
tv-iYe thousand bales.
The quotations are: Middling Orleans7 Id The
market closed firm with prices III tayer OF sellers
The Nova Scotian reports that increased aetiVIly
prevailed in the Manchester trade and sPnhefs were
proftably employed. -
The political news from the continent by this arrival
is of more pacific tenor and goes to show that strong
hopes were entertained of peaceful VI
the present difficulties between France, SARDINIA ana
Austria.
Prince Napoleon had resigned his office as munster
of Algeria and this step had added much to the gen
eraI confidence indication OF more peaceful Lea
sures.
The Paris Constitutional announces that the french
troops have been withdrawn from Rome.
The Paris Moniteur, of the next day. says the an
nouncement is premature
The French budget had been called up IN the com
mittee Of the legislative body
The conmitte declared, by vote often against tour
that they could not examine peace budged IN the
presence of warke demonstrations every side ana
resolved to await explanation from the government
i RUSSIA has army oil OU,UUU men Oh INC ASlO
of the Pruth and has considerably augmented her
Georgian army :.
One of the Paris journals reported that serious ds
agreement and angry conversation had taken place
between prince Napoleon and count Perslgny, upon
the Italian question.
WAsHIyGToN. March 22-Nr Churchill has arrived
at Washington with dispatches from Vera Cruz to the
state department. which state that president uarez Is
gaining strength daily, and can hold out against Mira
mon even if AIlramon should succeed IN taking era
Cruz.
Mr. Churchill the bearer of these dispatches, adj
vses our government to recognise the Juarez govern
ment but our government has determined to wait TIL
it receives something definite as to the result OF Mr.
McLanes mission
Senior Aata previous to his departure had an inter
view with the secretary Of state and learned what
course our government will pursue
Private letters from merchants from Vera Cruz ex-
press great confidence in Juarez ability to defend the
city against any force Miamon may be able to bring
New YoRK, March 22-The coroners jury have
held an inquest over the body of Mike Walsh, and
have given as their verdict that ne died OF apopexy
The New York Tribune's Washington comespon-
dent that gen Walkers departure for California IS
connected with flibustering expedition against
Nicaragua from the Pacific side
The correspondent believes gen Walker will be
Joined by gen Henningsen with his emgrants from
Arzon ia,
We have received Hayti papers Of February 9TH.
The financial affairs ofthe republic create some uneasI
ness and the president has issued proclamation III
which he says:
.sHavtians! The financial condition of the country
claims from the government measures just but dec-
sive These measures will infringe upon many private
interests. Those who enrich themselves by your la
bor by personal favor WILL without doubt loudly
protest; but the course OF government Will not be
checked by this discomfort 1t will march on tlrlnly,
and woe 70 those who attempt to fetter it.
The era of pillaging is past! Each functIonary Is
heneeforth responsible for his acts; this responsibility
is not usory it extends from the chief magistrate and
his ministers to the lowest employe.
The public funds will not hereafter be considered
the property of few, but will be administered with
mpartlaIlty
The government has much to do but it relies on the
aid and good sense Of the community to obtain the re
suits which it proposes for the public benefit.
The army will be reduced, as in time OF peace. A
law determining the duration OF military service Will
be made, that the Haytan soldier will be no more
slave, but free citizen, who understands that he
ought to devote time to the service OF his coun
try, and does 50 cheerfully.
Agriculture shall be encouraged, the honest and la
borlous citizen shall have all the protection OF govern
ment while robbers and vagabonds shall be punished
with all the rigor of the law. The government will
see that the police in both town and country active
without being arbitrary. The government in short
will encourage religion, public instruction. arts and
sciences, as much the state OF the finances will
permit"
A number ofyoung men of Hayti to be sent by
the III It's SAItIsey 70 ISuIpSJ " pu9u
rious mechanical and professional studies.
4 statement Of the debts Of the late imperial gov
ernment IS to be prepared, and arrangements VIII 6e@
made for the settlement of the claims.
Official information haG been forwarded to DomlR-
lea OF the establishment of the Haytan republic.
The judicial court will be soon reopened, and al
fairs seem to be tolerabiy settled.
Nav YoRK March 21--Later adyces from Nene-
zuela have been received by an arrival at this port,
which represent that serious disturbances had taken
place in the interior OF that country
serious outbreak had occurred atCora of SO threat
ening Al formidable character, to render itneces
sary TO send for troops from Porto Cabeo to aud III
quelling the revolt
New York, March 2l.-The New York weekly
bank statement shows an increase in loans over the
previous week of 1888 000 and an increase in the set
deposits of 1854 900.
The amount Of specie in the banks has decreased
during the week SiS7 900.
The decrease in circulation, compared with the
previous week, Is SOB 900
DETROIT NICH March 2I-By the accident which
occurred the Great Western railroad near Hamll-
ten on Friday might've persons We're killed and
thirteen We're seriously wounded, as far as has been
aScertaned.
The whole train with the exception Of the last car,
was plunged into d chasm fifty feet deep, which had
been washed out by the heavy rains, carrying away
the track for some distance.
So far as we have been able to ascertain of the
killed or injured passengers are from the south All
whose and places Of residence have been aseer-
tanned reside north of the Ohio river.
HARrFoRD, Or, March 2l.-There is great freshet
In the Connecticut river
The water is twenty four feet above low water
mark and still rising.
The lower floors of the stores on Water and Bridge
Streets and above Bridge street. are under water and
great damage has been done in that section of the city
also at Dutch Point in the southern part OF the city
The water IS about ten feet above the ground floor
Of Colts great pistol works below Little River, but
which surrounds these works entirely