The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-20

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addressed to the Hungarian 's s, .fe following Il.
United States: lies residing ;,s',f
To the Hungarian exiIes re ~ June lsq 't
States: 'ulng IN the H.
At the time Of the late Crimean
eXlIed fellow countrymen brought graa, several ofr
themselves oy throwing up Their slim; misery r
ing the United States for Europe Ltiols, and a,@
ing care 70 ascertain whether or not ~. sflngi.k
warranted the step. fear the nposan ~ crelmst3,
an affairs, together with partly vao .,g stateofEU
ted, partly unfounded reports. ma partly eSa,sl
feet. consider it, therefore, to be ia, a'e asnsr..
my exile fellow couutrynen in Amer;ss. IVY to F,
yet time forthem tomoCe Giavecorsiqf 'iat i.El
my entering on premature explapaf;on- atoGslia
say that, though the sky is brightsnils Suffice M
we have yet great difficulties tooyero9s pe'nbia,.,
is taken, not only Of the the iDtarsst Due &
but also especially of their personal :. ON counb
shall be dUy aPptlsed IN due time Buf i TIN
not yeteom Let them patiently the9 ~ 1qebas
wait Any inconsiderate rashness ,a sal eontdentl,
sonal ruin on them, without the sIgb, 5qt bring I
the public cause. lEa1tsss
VERA CRUZ, June q, IS59-nn., hossr1a
YOU that the United States minister ns !, ntorra
deputed capt FauagUt, of the St. AeLane h,i
Brooklyn, to proceed to Robes carun o-otvsr
al Bridge, and make a formal dennnJ tle Nation
bv him detained. This action ofon,. .i ~ the see.
virtue not only of the demand made wash
Jean citizens, interested in the conducts 'L90gAna
ence TO the request of the citizens of H9 Nobel
other free cities of Germany, resident n 4oag and
who, IN the absence q representative If f., OR
strongly invoked ms protection which NM, 'vn
promptly assured them he would olva - r e3oa L.
tent that he might be enabled to give i ls saaea
and interests Of American citizens lergt
Capt Farragut was accompanied bv l;o,..
of the Brooklyn, and Mr. Stowke an Amer sr; Aal
largely interested in the conducta Cen Glza
ceiyed them very courteously, and reotaJ II tto H
all respect and consideration in their insn .lyh VITA
At first he seemed undecided how Il ~
tunately just at this time lie received H.. ~. he
from the commander Of the British and Rs.I sa
Mt Sacrifclos, in which they positively, ra l'l fe
ceive the money on beard their vessels avoE, e
solicitation of the owners of the money j. ~ tae
ers having unanimously refused their ea ..F own
shipping of the money On these vessels 70 Vie
bles thus being unable to carry ont - 5sA no
government, at once surrendered the cor, , " Dis
Fanagut and the British and French co.. "clH
however without demanding and actualIv ~ ~,
thirty thousand dollars, as IA 'palm e,raas ,.y,ls
the committee of merchants sent up bT tban.s5 Io2
terested at Vera Cruz. f@9vs I
LATER FROM YUCATN.--By the Meyicqo.I
BrilIante Capt. Espinola, arrived this NOR
have advices from Campeachv, Yucatan r. nv
ult, and Sisal to the list inst. The newsis +-s' '1
ant. ex-governor Barrera leader of the raoot; t-t
party, had descended from the mountains stt51t5
of some FIVE hundred men, there collected on4
ly proclaimed revolution at Jopclchen, a AZ #
partnent of Campeachy. This news rearbsl y -s
peachv and Merida on the It'll or rather b., sI
date Of Bamera' proclamation, wheual IA sr,S +"
bic troops Of the State were at once put m nai,r
Subsequent accounts state that the reyoutjm;:tsr
with but little or no sympathy from the Denlo o,i
still later the news reached Campeachy HAL R,r.
himself, with one Manual Castcllanos, hadfsIr H.
the hands of a guerrilla party His troops. Erg.,
do not appear to have dispersed, nor does ggy stss
appear to have been made upon them
There were rumors current, also, Of sinibrnar.
ments in other portions Of the State, from Wbjc, X
inferred that the rebellion was general The prrt
action of Gov. Iroygen, however, had SO far hu.r.
ted their plans that no combined movement saea,rt
to have been made New Orleans PieaYune, Jusg
STILL LATER The Mexican brig De Soto, arr.ri
at the mouth of the Mississippi on the llhms. n
left Campeachy on the 4th inst. The poitcals,rss
of affairs was generally tranquil There wsg b,
demonstrations of a revolutionary character AEia
at Yueatan were in much the same conditionaspeg.
ously reported.
THIRTY SEVEN FIRES IN ONE DAY-In the ety d
Baltimore, there were no less than thirty-Se7enip
on the 4th of July, occupying the fremen consaalr
all dav and night. All but three Of these originate
in fireworks, and twenty eight were roofs Of loss
mostly set on fire by sky rockets, The roofs Of sa
adjoining houses on one street were burnt off, la.
horses of the steam tire-cngines were almost h0sa
down with such hard work, and the iremeu ggya
tremely exhausted. Never was the fire telegrpA,Ty
TEN of such signal service for several times, via
the whole department were concentrated at one pla
two or three other fires would break out and y bay
ing instant knowledge Of the location and natMd
each condagraton, the chief engineer was ena5s5b
divide his force to the best advantage. IR la
altogether was very small, the damage being merry
water than fire.
The Falls OF rnE Outo.--0n Tuesday da5
week Il committee of citizens from CineiHma li
Madison visited Louisville to examine anip9-
the best means TO be adopted to improve the HHgt
ton of the Ohio at the falls A committee, appoint
ed by the citizens of Louisville, met them. Nj
Hooper, of Cincinnati, was appointed Chairman
the whole body and Mr.. T. Sherlock Of Cincusi
secretary,
After hearing a report of the condition Of thclor
isville and Portland canal company, the comnt'a
examined carefully the canal, and the routes SURVEYED
for canals around the falls on both banks Iheou.
mittees came to the conclusion that the present ns
ought to be enlarged so MS to pass STEAMBOATS, Of 49
feet in length and s. feet in width and ta5a bn15
canal should be made, entering the Ohio oeiog ia'
ocks, near the foot of Sandy Island.
SUPREME CoURr.-Our town now presents qat3
business-like appearance by the number Of Pr3
attending supreme court. There IS quite ll.'
Der of lawyers from the adjoining parishes. Ft.a
iustifes US in saying that there is quite as. DOE
ket to dispose of this term. Supreme Judges Lane
Buchanan, Cole and VOORHEES, are in attendance
Monroe Regt2r
BLACK ToNGUE-Wc understand that tins q'.'s
has made It's appearance among the cattle aaa lz1
in this and some of the adjoining counties