The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-29

3l.55ond in july. seems the most popular beliet
~, .r.o,,rRY Nav Z2.-Mr. Perkins bill proposing
sDension Of the tariff during the blockade nas peeI
named. Congress has voted to remove thG call" |
p,Rt12ui without delay, It is to meet IN that c.E
Tin Fcrt7 thousand dollars have been approHna-
,-ito pay the expense Of the removal APPOINTMENTS
ria Confederate States army are now pehg hau
Tre.v thing remains quiet at Pensacoh
Pc. rorIs Nav -Maior-genera Price and Gen /
,,nsv held consultation to-day They mutually pro
,si peace Price pedging the power OF me 7ta'l 70
,.sarre order ana Harvey agreeing to make no FUR
.ae' Torrs NAV 24-Gen Price ordered 0Oonilitia
Farzon citv to dfsband There was some ressstahce,
1,ft ID believed they will quietly dispense.
bowitzer mortar ball and shell and three hundred
--n5 OF ammunition have been sent from the arsfna
TO flg Treat has given his opinion in the case Of Nc
Dongd habeas corpus case bat the federal court has
J1IT5nr,ylpoLls NAV al-lfr DromgoIe, who was
,rsn from Dogerhil Indiana by the aboitionsts ten
5ys ago it reported has returned at the head of30)
s.ressi5nists and is committing great depredatbns
,rnng houses and hanging persons
IymlsApoLIs, May 2i-Gov Dennson OF Ohio, WAS
s,rsHgdcd last night and in his speech said the Uhon
mus. be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and treason must BE over
gbaImcd-f the army had TO march through Virginia
"a Charleston to overthrow the rebels, they must d.
CEclaNAIr May 20-SXteen thousand volunteers
are al camp Dennison also three companies Of United
States artillery.
Fa.yxroRr May 24-The arms IL the State are ID BE
divided equally between the State and Home Guards
lie latter distribution being the most liberal in places
most exposed to instruction.
LOUISVILLE, May 2O-A battalion Of the second tegi-
ment of the State guard 90 into camp tomorrow at
Plrqnotte springs, forty miles out the Nashville rail
road
After an eloquent preamble, Gov. Magoifn, in his
proclamation notifies and warns all other States whether
separate united and especially the United Sthes or
HE Confederate States that he solemny fofbids any
movement upon the soil Of Kentucky the occupation
ofany port post or place whatever, within the lawful
limits of Kentucky, by Of the forces Of the States
aforesaid for any purpose whatever until authorised
by the legislature and the executives that people moi on
military duty should remain quietly at home but atHhe
same time he urges his feow-ctiZens to assume the /
smOr and attitude of scfdetence; fOrbids the State
guard any other military organisations making any
hostile demonstrations against the States aforesaid. /
NASHVILLE, May 2O.-A warehouse containing Mill |
ary stores destroyed by fire yesterday morning
involving a loss Of $1,000 on which there wasanF in |
suance of $4,000. The flames spread over 10 HE .
house adjoining occupied by Porter johnson 4; Co, /
as n wholesale hat store which also entirely cpn
slmcd. The hat store was fully insured.
The james johnson, partially loaded with tobacco
for New Orleans announced to leave yesterday
Adispatch to Cairo making the inquiry whether she
gouli be permitted to pass that place, brought areEy
that she would notbe permitted pass All boats Are
stopped, and all commerce interdicted A.
ECKsBURG. MAY 2l.-Fhe passenger steamer Ken
tlciy from Vicksburg bound to Memphis, Tenness. e.
burst her valve At Columbia, Arkansas at day Hight on
Sunday, killing thirty-fve persons. The boat is con
aIerably damaged.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.-The news from Washington
and the occupation OF Alexandria have considerably IN
creased the military enthusiasm.
The Deltas Montgomery dispatch says letter from
Yancey docs not doubt the success OF his mission
INVASION OF KENTUCKY.-The Memphis Avalanche,
Of the both inst, says it was reported in the city yes-
ierday that Columbus Kentucky, had been invested Inv
Cairo troops to the number OF 1000. The report also
stated that the people Of Columbus were leaving that
place IN large numbers. 1t would not be surprsIgfii
such was the case for Cairo affords rather moist quar-
tors at present The federal troops are erecting bat
te1e5 at Birds point opposite Cairo, on the Missouri
side OF the river.
The Mckinney Messenger, OF the 18th inst, says:
Teammates OF the county prison, SIX "a number, MAJ
gl 10 escape therctroh IN the early part OF Nednes-
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH or ALAnAMA-Ihe following is y
0e secession ordinance OF the protestant episcopal d.
"gsg q Alabama, IN convention assembled: 4 D.
whereas the constitution OF the diocese OF Alabama =
vas adopted when the diocese actually was on tho Drt