The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-15

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pursued by the liberal party arA S ;l. ought 4
consideration OF their leaders a. e. now undasF
thouSnt the best course to adopt VII ago
amendment to the address, cobdar gai1 Oe 70 nor4
duct OF the Derby government, in Az Of tie %,
lnenI at Tune when general war n ing parE
prenehaed oy all classes in the counfn ope Rase
wliii tne rSI steP had already been y auq tosai
by the hostile attitude assumed bQ Frr tually TAIL
towards each other But we balia,.t t@nee ana An.'
stating that this idea has been aiyeg afee otrg,i
now resolved, that IN the event Of H. Y, aud tat
containing no recognition of the ey1el1 uee'Is sp
mentary reform, M amendment win ey Of psE
address, condemnatory Of the omis s;oy moved 10
the justice and necessity ofreforn in tbo afmr,
mons Lord John Russell sir Lar Oase ofear5
Miner Gibson and several Others have oiAan, Dr.
their sentiments as to the bestmodeof AefeAanssi
amendment in question 1t was nrn, ulffaTlgaDa
John Russell should move the amandpnseu that M
then 1t has been suggested that lord E's out sne
some other less prominent member tbor - aae
should have the task confided to him noble 6S
ing on this point is yet definitely seft5 geVe aob
of such an amendment not being carrie, n the eyep
ed that the second week Of the season II Intend
resolution should be proposed, expressva Osng
confidence In the government, and it il lax FaltG
u greater number of members would bai JeAeged hs
port such resolution than would be- Ga
an amendment to the address It is t6 4t 70 yoteb
will be. the best course to adopt Deems lhatl
when he dissolved the late parliament X i9d Baty
alleged ground that he appealed to the c l soon Ii
the full conviction that the result youlI ~ uads
sion of confidence in his government T pS@a tspNs
that lord PalmerstOn will concur in the oo cia s2a
ton, and that the no-conhdence motion ynG AqEa
by majority of between twenty and H. e eaTe5
The Uonstantinople correspondent Of tbsn
re Trestino ates that the commando oS 9sseao
9th Russian corps d'armee is seeking a. 1e 5daG
marching INTO the Danuban principali5iss rus M
publishes the following telegram: "Tbap taEAdT
eminent has given orders for the lst "a ii ~ sV
9th corps darmee to be placed inn On G
footing, with the whole of the ~ IN ava
belonging to each. The reser, 'uI gNg
and all soldiers on furlough tor ..eir yyaedR
| ready TO march within three months '0e
The Paris Moniteur of the 18th contain.
the minister of finance, respecting srt ePa7d
made towards the new loan Eigb selPPtcu
| been subscribed in sums of ten fran.
number of subscribers is 525, 900. The.
port points out that such results prove
the French financial system, and the We h
and patriotism of France. They also sbo, 5s
mate union of France and the emperor, !. lGt
confidence of the nation in the strength an Fuzzy
the sovereign who presides over its destinies
The Moniteur also publishes the FOLLOWING .s3.
of Prince Napoleon: 1s4
Soldiers of the fifth corps OF the army ofTtslr.
emperor calls me to the honor of commandi1a' ~
Many Of YOU are my old comrades of Aims a1s w.
mann. AS in the Crimea and as in Afrce LA. lug
sustain your glorious reputation. DisepIins aor
tenacity, such are the military virtues which
once more display to Europe which il aftaDl1 Wy
watching for the great events in preparati 'Tl
country which was the cradle of ancient crF., .|
and of modern renaissance, is about to owe M i
to you; you will deliver that country forever fa.
oppressorB; from those eternal enemies of Franc
name is associated in our history with all am M.
giles and all our victories. The reception r6iJ
Italian people give to their lIberators bears vim,
the Justice of the cause which the emperor 49,
Vive PEmpereur! Vive la France ViIve pTp5sns1
dence Italienne!
"The prince commanding in chief the fifth cor,s
the army OF Italy. NAPOLEON ,JmOxEIH
The submarine telegraph between L9Ddm s,l
Hamburg has been in operation since April Is;9
at the rate of two dollars per twenty words NM
between Suez and Alden will be shortly laid down.
the Red sea, under the direction of Mr. SemsD; 4
Berlin 4 scientific expedition for Greenland vaI
start from Dundas; one from Sweden Denmark AMI
Norway, for China and Japan during the summer
A correspondent of the Louisville journal eharg,
that Gen. Cass once made positive engagement
join know nothing council. The charges, bg1o
means Incredible
A fearful and destructive tornado passed Overland
near the town of Jacksonville, Ill. on the 18th 8t
carrying away houses, men, women, horses, eatls
and leyeLlng everything in Its course with the ground
The damage to property and loss Of life is immense
AT last accounts it was known that thirty SIX lFs.
ings had been destroyed, sixteen persons killed sal
seventy wounded. Most of the latter it was thought
would die from their injuries.
The will of the late Jacob Wyehoff Piatt has ben
set aside by the probate court of Boon county H.
for alleged Jesuitieal influences in its constitution
lie estate amounted to some $3.50, 900, and by h1
will two of the heirs, son and daughter MrJ
Piatt and Mrs. Jenkins, were disinheritnd Ih9W
dict viii give to the contestants about twoninh
the estate.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says, we saw gentann
from New York yesterday, who assured us that Iss
sa Bagiola Mrs. Sckles) is preparing forthe ,5rs
and will appear on the boards next autumn
Ex-presldent Van Buren,, on the l7th ult. was Hs
guest of hon H. d. Gilpin, OF Philadelphia
The hon Rufus Choate and son embarked Tor Ed
rope few days since.
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