The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-23

oaie numbering about 500 blaplst15lt5s 0isnkets
and VIII be AZ once distributed l51o lave arrived 5s
Iney are understood to be part ~ the CAIN
ago. ~ 'Ae south somo '1a
PROPOSED DISCHARGE Or SCR ~ae
stand that the government 4 cana: sWep,s
giving absolute discharges jpstao s5sisssiing the p
sick soldiers likely 10 be ipr9nat1o qrlOughs =
any considerable period of time o2Ag duty f
mended By number Of considerstia4s pan is req,a
ARRIVAL OF SICK SOLDIERS
expected to bring to this ev. last ; central cars sa
urea SICK solaefs from the vicinity oF - seTela 5r
believe the public is aware Of tba :. I9nassas n.
mandng generals Of the army of tbe Pm, .at tie con
c' a. a. y SEM 9eF all Of the sick gba nave
g 7 40 autE ~, IN the held 'uo aye unao,
10 BE CoNFlscATED-The homa .er,
son, author Of the declaration of = honas Jsg.
on the settlement Of lis estate ny peldence gts
purchased by one Uriah p Levy II, sofS since M,
the possession and ownership Of f}o soon pass ao
government, Proceedings were baonr ~. State
fore H. L. Brooke, receiver, to sao9S. yesterday II
as the property Of alien enemy ~ hontcno
Levy, being abroad in charge of I'M. present OWE,
war The people Of Charlottesveraiiae5l shipo
OF Monticello commodore Leyeen H. !le late owner
IN Ihe ehlted 0eates navy, and Of Jevsb Capt
IHE ARSENAL AT SAN AUTOMOBILE palentags
&c s p"p5Is 9ise Interesting and gratifymg 0ao
aPrraa
done at this arsenal FiftY-sx men a.lount Of gu
Guiding wheelwrights, blaeksmjtbs a., poyed-s
ers, clerks, etc.--engaged in mstiaseFa labor
artillery harness, small arms, accoutremo cartridges
ana cleaning guns, iron works for csis1 repairing
carriages Ior the cannon that have baar + 'll gln
TOR years, unmounted-among them Il. ny arsenal
pound brass piece taken from the Navo, sp'eldld Is
cinto, and which is to be riaed 1-0als a! San u
BIG IMAM ME"!-We find the folIaw;,
OF Yankee gasconade in the N. Y Her9I5 'peciua
After the want the close of this Iyo.
nave III tue ileiu over three hundred Thousand 'A4
soldiers; and our navy will comprise oyaa e Vea
ships of war, and we shall have na,l ~ i's AgaCei
fifty thousand men Let European ooy 5,as u '0
careful, then, how they treat Us dnris, 'ttlenk b
ance OF this war, for when we have settai s9aala
tic troubles the slightest word Of i1suJt ~ ZONES
may letoose upon Canada and Cuba tbis toI peyoeal
and sweep the Yestage of monarcbgl rni ,.Ss oFc5
continent ~ IRON TIE
FIVE DOLLARS FOR a NEWSPAPER
to be pretty expensive luxuries in Texas H. 'gPan
ton Telegraph says: 1ue Hoss
On Saturday We paid Eve dollars for New o,r,
paper. On Wednesday, besides our Now n, o4eaHi
pers costing us two dollars apiece Wa nad '.sa9s p
for New York News Of the 10Th and faar 'gaI qo1
a Herald Of the 22d 1O'a'a lo'
MOVEMENTS IN MIssoURI-A disnat.b fr,..
city, of the 9Th inst, says Col Matthews osl's2
Gov Gamble, from Herman that he had been co5l
to surrender his camp of 400 men. with
to a superior force ''uDV1
Fremont left Jefferson city on the nh i,st H.
Price. 1t IS reported be expects to sa
LA not less than 5000 men and 100 pieces Of
Price is reported to be retreating soufb q '4'!
The Washington correspondent Of the New ".
Tribune states that Gen Wool Is ordered u s.- ',-
Washington all Of the contraband negroes III.
spare-the men to be put on the intre1cbmants w
women in the camp kitchens to be paid for tberss,''
1t is stated that the pay of Rufus Andrews
of the port Of New YorA, this year, in coDsaona.,
the enormous avalanche of cOnfscatio1s viii IN II
less than a million of dollars. '"''
The New York Herald Of the 18th ult. eont.i,s
items: Surveyor Andrews, assisted BY bis aid. rs5
large seizure Of southern vessels YESTERDAY.
The schooner Danyille was seized az sba AN.
port Yesterday, in ballast from Rio. S5e /. ssi-
owned in Richmond, Va, apd left that plsee on-5
after the taking Of fort Sumter
The schooner Medora, entirely owned in yortBc,-,
lima, was also seized.
The brig kenslngton, lying at pier No. 49, g,,t,y.
also taken possession of by order of the ,gry.
She is entirely owned in South Carolina.
a few days ago United States marshal srres.9.
man named Henry Stussy, at the Continental bo,.r
Philadelphia. A dispatch says:
The accused had 10 his possession the sumofa
in drafts upon the house of Peabody & Ca Iorio,
Information reached the marshal " 4 lrr.1 i1-t,
believe that Stussy, who was iron
agent of a mercantile house in .-
he was en route for Europe TO pl
were to be sent to Louisiana in FL
vana. The arrest was therefore ....
the seizure of the money was follae
Of Stussv
The Pocahontas (ArFansasl He
saws major Pope, pavnaster g. E. aeae ..
He brought With him the "dead
bonds, and he took them away v a
to blame for his not paving out
Owing to the prevalence Of sn
all persons are strictly forbidden
mander of the post from entran,. .4.y H.
The Huntsville Democrat of the 9th inst, announces
that two Alabama regiments are in camp at ths!pa.
and adds, I'VE regret to say the munpand meassus
walls extensively, and the number unfit for duty amount
to 81 % or 400"
SINGULAR PRoPHEcY--Wa translate the io'oal,
from the Courier des Flats Unis Of the 18th ur
Although many Of the predictions made BY Norlls
mus especially those concerning the deaths Of Henri
" and Louis XVI) have been completely verified they
are generally discredited in our times Bat the 1oga
cites ct Yalicinations of that great man vol 3D. ed
ton of 1639l We find the following which would seem
to deserve some attention:
about that time (lSGlj great quarrel and co1,es
will arise in country beyoni the seas-Amer@-
poor devils will be hung and many poor Eretele KILLED
by punishment other than a cord Upon my faith
you may believe me. The war will not cease for fouls
years. at which none shcud be astonished 0rs1rPisg
for their will be no want of battered and obstng1H
At the end of that time prostraton sndamost rune.
the people will re6mbrace each other in great ~
and love.
Now, here is something very confrmatoT OF DE
prophetic genius of Nostradamu+ but 10 no Tay e..
song for US poor devils and wreches tpauyFt' laDa
ct pauyres heres) who will have to suffer under a5 W.
for four years. Let US hope that che astroIo8@ W"
mistaken al least on this point.
The last arrival from California brings nieIus5a'
of the death of Edward Randolph prominent "a.
yer of San Francisco native of Virginia, and sA"-
sively connected in that State.