The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-16
General Intelligence.

rived at this port this evening. She left Liverpool
on Saturday the 18th ult.
IHyERPooL Feb l9-The sales ofeotton during the
week amounted to IS 400 bales The sales on specli-
1000 bales All qualities of cotton have advanced
during the week fully q The market closed with
an active demand.
more warlike aspect 1t is reported that camp OF
1901 900 men is soon to be formed at Toulon.
The English house Of commons has passed reso-
luton in favor of a government loan of e. 900 O00
The French government is preparing memoran-
dun of grievances against Austria.
France viii frankly demand explanations Of Austria
as to the course she intends to pursue in relation to
the subjects to which the memorandum refers
The Austrian journals have been ordered to as
sumo more moderate tone III their articles in rea-
ton 10 France
Austria has proposed to the secondary German
powers treaty Of alliance, offensive and defensive
Three of these minor powers have concluded secret
treaties with Austria but with the qualifying clause
that these treaties only to be acted by them IL
case be carried to different theatre than Italy
1t is reported that the Prussian government is
tempating the negotiation of new loan
Sardinia is enrolling two regiments ofdeserters from
the Austrian army, and it is believed large numbe
more may be obtained by deserton from the Austria
ranks.
It is asserted on what appears to be good authori-
ty that the emperor Napoleons intentions are deci-
dedlv waIlike
The latest letters IRON vienna Pu3nshe@l IN the pa
pefS, are II u accounts u ule TaiIIAe
pellS mace on Ile continent, - 71lin! contrast
Win uleSe "llhe On Iie
Eng % army estimates 6 Sdl0" reuGClo ~ Iile nome
the India army of $4,000 men.
The total force of the standing army of England is
800 600 men, Of which number 900 are for the In
dia service This is considered a strongly indicating
the ialtA ol lle government ~ Ie lalllla
ahce o. peace.
Yafous runoIs rsya ~ N relation 70 coh!e jtted
m i i S ~ Pai
The adyices received IN ENGLAND from india are
favorable 10 m earlg termination Of the war The
cnrnpaiop in Dude had been entirely successful The
rebels bad hean dsnorsed and all their forts DESTROYED
The bousa Of lords had been nuch occnniad in the
discussion Of fine affairs Of the Tonian islands
Notbine, Of The nroca4din~s in tha Lo,Isa If com
mons are of General or noftical imnor+anca
TJe FronSb navrsronal Ia Pressa has roco,ad
,.ai,a from nc 1raec+ f IN oTticia ,f
tor,r ~ +bosa 4 has boan ,,rbl sEiro, f,r ,oI 49,
;nI tyd +b tstr; ~ " a. IT, IT,;
affairs # is supposed that these have been nnhiish
Isha5 81, tbn raIrasan tons If tba Anstr;o, o,Ia
sa,Il.ot par;s
ne Paris correspondent Of the london Times saws
9la+ Tho limo If Sardinia Is determined 10 d;Ia tI
t+;,,s ~ f TEL or1I n,oIya a Llo biI
sboil nna Venice and twelve ,iiIinns IF gl,biants
te b e. resist Austria and F,na aI +
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a., Is s. I5 S d; olie coiD %
urn 'lths ln'U Il.lo "l iIlP Ieutoli' III cur
i,s ous NE tit SIT
,assiyel, # Austria Ift to ti[rt aion" ND
actively and openly act with Austria if anv other
It is expected however, that Enc
tand and Russia will remain neutral
Adyices from Turkey and the Dapubian principaI
tiles are nfavorable and difficulties which are con
sdarsJ f. hof a serious aI,a,acts o,a;a,rtag ~ 1y
n W Nj, q To1olol r, L.; ...I,.
W" IoHh' I '.--lcH"ooq oouMIl' IePuDl-
gh' nus PJt eieeIeu ToN eioi u NG" nam
- - - ,''.l - ~, ees' Inc ntii
= - IL ~ - "Oi0'i magnify l" "Se
i0 ~ - - ~ - - 20 i's I e"i
Of arf a ba, lin'D'' eI @
a. tni9 UIO ~ IN carry io1i LIS morning. one IelL
5s oa ~ 2s1tPo5 le oL Hl' ano ot4gs
Wy i''' "0" ei''i' ii''O ~ 'i'o 1i oP" "U We"
= = + ~ I'll oc41 49, "a
- 60 - 40 0n0 ~ IN m, VI ooU1o" W Iiie
til rrra ! 500 ord e. s,e,roy+a 49,, co00 1il M
or1- 3 o,,},4 !; ~, - ,Tt - A., - .. "
I;f IG n - Nv 81 I-' " ','I w e ~ " oe
,Tba declines aS caused Nv tI o5;.S r. a. ~
S4ats ~ M s+an,sl1;,l Lv,,,J,oN to4f :i =
FL - 80 ti ol 4;{ ~, .oeuet Tlh war
IL III a., i - N ~ i-. A', no"e'eF'
e ia ~ H. - ~ &c Ss'9 a. IN an u, 'ilce
,a 7060 baIos cIoir lnr LII a n, lias
,c, H. aS Jri,+ H. it '', a. t -
,-a.I ,-3s c,Isa9 Inv I,,orl T,acfiic Sr;i
IIinc, Orleans III 'So,,l circulars ,.s,,rt an -
# Isl6 told on the lowest 5,IotatioEs
Lord CowIev has come f. Vienna an , s,,ocia1 ,,i
ION from tbe FpGIis6 Government r. tbryrl tI b4
# it's influence IN favor of reoce
a., n, +
~, Ia -, H. PRESIDENT vetoed the
Li'-5 oi 'e Ge' enilS OF I4e par at
ne L Iot ,} 1l llg [lNer DuC VIII Pro3a
fund nrayionsI, oIrro,S;o lf5 li,
,urnose The nrasi5ent id moi Hon tb I'm f 4b
Improvement Of ST. Clair flats '''>
The reissue of the twenty millions troas,r noas
vas provided for in nm amendment h tho s1o1ia
ne appropriation bill
Robert Ould has been confirmed ,, the senate a.
nited States district attorney for the district of @
lmbia in place of PhiIIip Barton Kew deceased {
James Y McGrifie Of Georgia has been aDpointed
the president superintendent of Indian affairs for
california.
G. w Ghol5on, Of Mississippi, has been appointed
overnor of Washington territory
The senate has confirmed the appointment Of A. N.
evelyas third assistant postmaster general
Until the Both congress passes postofice appro- |
ration bill TIE contractors route agents and others
the service Of the department. must wait for their
ay. No new route can be opened and no existing
ontract existing routes can be renewed The
apartment is making every effort TO overcome these
and cabinet council has been call
| upon the subject
When the senate doors were opened Mr. Seward