The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-29

\ IuRKEY.-The garrison Of 3elc,r.5,
1nforced and 1t was reported hati nag been N
1t was also said that the Porte sa oIia De tEeb
strong naval force, to the Adriatie Tba % send
ma was reported to be in open revolt or aerzegog
telhgenee says that the whole Of Fn,I lhe latest
was bordering revolution. oPeah Turk
/ NoRTHERN MExleo.--The San Antonio n
18th inst announces the arrival of H. exam, Of6
Diego and 81 Paso, and says: From 1s;. nom San
just received from FL Paso we learn b t'!yale ee,
gehee mas Just arrived there thatthe Zouoaga Ate
the State OF Chihuahua has made naoca - partyi6
eral party, who are in power, and evarr %Hn theHb
now very quiet there. elihg Seem,
The BRITISH MINISTER IN MExeo-Tbo
fier and Enquirer, of the 18th inst. savs y Coz
/ The following letter from IN EnoIfsb
/ who is now in Vera Cruz, having left tba 2s1aenal
leo very recently, VIII 6eread with interas; y Mex
conduct of the British minister, Otwav i n: The
condemned; and we indulge the hope tbat liFeFsa
ment will cause lord Malmesburv m n of govern
the necessity of Otways recall If tbey iorlned Of
check the good feeling which now exists @vud not
people OF the two countries He is verv zen The
selfish and ll-mannered dog, who rictI, ,,iuentlya
contempt Of all civilized people for his merits til.
duet in refusing to give the protection of H. 4scon
flag to oppressed Americans in the absar ,ls p9rs
legation, and the expulsion of our consul ~ y at
tai refusal to do, what is neyerrefllsed 1ts on
nations was invitation to the wretch 9f i'llzei
shed American Blood and if the British ,@-lOa o
do not recall and degrade him. they bacopi5sY
BILE for his conduct We have no absolute , tIa'E
demand his recall; but it IS the duty of on 5at %
raent to call the attention ofthe queens Gov EoFa
to Mr. 0tways conduct in order that thew roellaen
! tion or punish it at their pleasure 10y sane
VERA CRUz.-It is notorious here, that ms
minister's Jealousy of governor Mathews is 40 SUly
as universal. He never seeks advice of bis PusHl
experience, and never adopts anything he MAJ sa'F
thinks it. duty to offer. 'Iig"S
THERE'S little news to impart beyond "rumar. u M
priesthood, understand, fear the scamp Nr.ils
want and to restore the noRentity ZuIoaGa or soa
the monster Marquee in his place. but on tb NV
hand, he prefers, if he must fall Santa Anna IS
we may daily have Pronuneiamento in that im ,l
ter's favor. ZulOagais SAID to be in 1,ga,i PO''
As | write you, brother Jonatha, fovoa
hastily, but having done So he loses aCel
Cape Horn, if he does not carry his man tbron,L 20
and for this, officers, arms, artillery and nonovo
needed on land, and a couple of gunbaats r. ~! are
the ports on each coast SEIZURE
The clergy are finding money freely ,onrla
for MIramons government, and much f5ar bop W
Otways persuasion the young relative an,fa ,ua9
Rothschild, Davidson, has been again ind1cs@
nish cash for the government on church seerri ~
will not aid Rothschilds election if it is know a
while claiming equal rights for Jews and all in P a.'
land, he is the solesuPport Of bigotry and ntoenr
here.
In my last l think l referred to Miramop,s bI,,.
ade of the entire eastern coast, and part of ba VA
eFn, by land as well as by sea Theast is Of cons.
nothing; but the former is serious AS every rrot.
or reclamation against his dear friends in ndwos
resented as personal offence by Otway our merob
succumb. 1t is true that all get passes and nari
by paying heavily, yet the position and precedent
main, anditis monstrous that our merchants or von
importing goods or exporting silver, thefaitb ofa
treaty, should be ruined by the stoppage oftbis s
inland, because this government cannot su5dpe Thai,
more legitimate rivals.
Our third naval commander at this place has ,,
fused to carry out Mr.. Otway's orders to c0nsi5aa
the treasury Of the country and to enforce here m
claims. He well observed that contract or rstr
for payments was made by the people of this Doc5,
with our navy lately, which has been added ia Sr
them and cannot be altered BY US.
My last referred to Mr.. 5 refusal to take the Uni
ted States citizens under his protection and toM,
saddling it on lord Malmesbury's instructions
They are placed under the Ecuador minister sbn-
keeper, who will sell every despatch and letter e
sired to be known, and the Government frightenelb
McLane's observation that their course seemed d.
signed to bring On hostlities have issued decree az
surfing them of protection, while yet holding several
innocent men IN Jail.
God forbid an American envoy should care as Iii.
tie for his feilowcitizens life and write so fippmy
about it, ours does for Is Britishers.
NEw YoRK, June 18th examination before he
=. D commissioner, AT Ils porU, IN G1e ease Of The
alleged slave bark Orion, was closed to-day The
testimony being insufficient the commissioner dis.
charged the accused The Orion was captured
ShonR's point, Congo river, Africa, by the steamer
Trinton, and sent home with prize crew put On
board by commander Brent, of the IT, S, slOOp Of wsr
Marion.
By dispatch from St GATHERINGS, news Of them,
terruption of the Weland canal by the washingayoy
of lock, has been received. Twenty vessels are De
tanned in the canal
The three mile race between Tar-riyer and Bel
Cheatham for $4,000, came off yesterday on the Fash
ion course. Tar-river came cut victorious in two
straight heats. Time: First heat 6:l21 s2condha,
6I115.
New YoRK, June I8th.-The New York Shipping
List and Price Current of to day, quotes an ady1
of Il to SIC in cotton since the1ast report
The steamship City of Washington took ont to-day
for Liverpool $500, 900 nspece.
THE WEATHER AND CRoPs.-Durng last week The
country was blessed with several refreshing showers
The 18th instant, was decidedly the warmest day
of the season-the mercury stood at ninety degrees
through the day The crops are in fine condition. and
everything promises an enormous yield. urtamas
are exulting the prospect OF larger yield than
they had been favored with for many years The
country looks promising and sperous-averything
denotes healthy state of affairs and we are march
ing along at rapid rate, to equality with our con
federated sisters. Ark1SS, Democrat
be excellent The prospects for Gerry desf fs latter
ing, and in fact everything raisedon ana ounty,l3m
a tattering condition. If the ses to do wanues g.
will have corn, potatoes, oats, ana everything
general this fall. We are glad to meet our farming
friends, some of whom we have known long; they ar
smiling to think of the rich harvest that is in stor@
them, should Providence continue to smile upontl9l
May they not be disappointed. Fort Smith Herald
The New Jersey opposition convention to nominate
a candidate for governor is to be held in Trenton on
the 18th of September,
The fruit crop promises to be larger this summer
than has been known for ten years Cotton and corn
never looked better at this season. Every man thinks
his crop the tinesti the country. Texas AeP.
Married
On the evening of the 22d inst, at the ProsGyis
ran church, in this town, by the rev Ar ~
M'Allster, MIR. john FEIsBY to Mrs. ASSE AFHEF'
Rim. all of this place.
On the evening of the 22d inst, at the residence
of R. T. Buckner, by the rev, Mr., K. K H. Al 5
der, THOMAS II. PITTS, esq. to Miss ELIZA II, pun
NER, late of Caroline county, Va. IN PaFtaAlD5g
the excellent champagne, We were fo'c6Iy feD~u'
ed of the birth place Of our forefathers. On
At New Oleans, on the 18th inst, Mr. I. DA5s'
of Shreveport, to Miss Julia A. kEB, Of N ea ~.
leans. Many thanks for the sparkling champs"
and excellent cake. ....,.
Died
On the 26th inst. at his fathers residence ID d.,
sier parish, j. HARVEY infant son Of John A '"
NJ J Brownlee, aged l9 months. .-r--.-s,>s
Shreveport Price-C Current ,-,l
This report embraces actuGtsales made gsstd1's'
CorTON-Niddling, 715@l04c
SUGAR-N 0. brown, 8@l015c i ID.
MoLAssEs-43 GAG cts. ~ gall. a0
FLoUR-Superfne, IS 00@9 90; StLoui' sA'''''