The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-28

by the bohemian. has sr7sss
l~zFEEeO0L. AaEast ID.-Tta
were 5000 bales tn narEet egsr estts
The political @dviees " he a. cue. s
.uFe Uf interest
BesTos, August 2e-The a5gst.r
J~aReiro, las arrived.
CHrocoa 4dripes D q 7th il
fused the prlEateer SGn-s sdmiif.r 'a
She bad captured the Afby. Bad 20 Ia
AET loEE, august le-Fartya. A3 Nam
3enis, embracing probably 5000 @
the SCENE Of war ID fea darz. s1fG
Rico, on the Goth ult- . ssa p
NEW YoEE, Aug 28-Gso Nile. i
conn 1tTheti 94thrIe' OF Richmond cs1ss All
Of tobacco houses. have been a-ras, sAseihg !
Lafayse.e- Guthrie IS z lsr,s 80. s1s ee
-consigRmen.s here and az Pt5,s4al.t: I'D
he raise1 Sl4s1ys on shipments
friends ard agents he invested il0es
southern state bonds. Miles, vas Is eltsi
Thomas lad collected $4,000 sr5 sHi ~
liberal Investment in Confederate ho,s 20
About Sl75,o09 s4s recovered
Miles, principally in bonds and sgb. se3
paper money, and Sl,00g ii gold
j number Of letters addressed
southern States we're found On their
Thos J. CaFroF and Wm- II. p
and IT. J. heH, have been arrested
600 II cash and yaFiols bills Of ssla
in the pockets Of his shirt.
AEW foRE, april 23.-Gov. Morg
bas issued a pathetic appeal to the $50
federal srnlY.
P~alLADELPaIA,A August 9.-Thir.rar.
ments, numbering nearly 10000 MAJ ale
to proceed 10 the scene Of war.
HAsH5sGTos. Aug. 1.-THE Pswrze
few harmless shots With the batteries
Lincoln has issued a proclamation
course sttl the seeded States unlsEsl
to o. coming from them, either bv lsps
cut Chase special permit. HiLl be Fo,4si.sl
pies u any vessel or vehicle e~0urerrs
sons 10 or from the seeded State
lie also say thar after fifteen d4ys fpr n
Of The Proclamation all vessels Or shiN
whole Or in part 10 the citizens o- f5RsF
viii be forfeited.
NssHiS iTos. Aug. l9--Lfaeoln &
ing certain ports not ports Of entrv.
TIE following order has been issra9
president 70 the governors 81 Masssc
Rhede Island, New Hampshire. Mimi
By orief Of Eae president, yoa are rs--5
ward TO " ashington all regiments ma
ments, az the expense Of the goveraaea.
clothing, &c, to follow them. ISir7sSl : 60
aasHISGToN, August 23-Tde gra-s--
satisfied thai Gen Fremont could Hf
Lyon without eHdangering eastern Mi
i very ktrge number OF clerks IN IT, x~-
Iuent OF governments have been srre,rr
No tetTs are HoE entertained Of an ara
city, or even Of the enemy ever ausa
the Potomac river. @a~
~ALE1ASDRIA, va August 22-T.c.
federate force Is al Fairfax eourLhoua
on the Potomac.
RtcHNoSD, August l7-Conzr.Ss toa.r n,A
following important biIE
A bill TO be entitled an act 70 amend theE
to the expectation OF tobacco and other $50.
The congress Of the Confederate Sis.s 49,
the act passed at the present session.
prohibit the expectation Of rotton troa. aag
ate states, except through the seagorts of 81.
and to punish persons offending therein. s97p7g5
tae Isl May 1901, shall g into eHsel i-aaa.I
after the approval Of this act.
THE resolution rceenuv raised for The .fr-m-
Of congress on MONDAY next. mas reconsiie-d
is doubtful aos al vhzt tine her viii a8ioara.
There Is 40 reliability to be placed IN the reprs
capture Of d regineato t felef5s near Lseso4rg g
OF Gen. Beauregard's aids who left headquarters VI
SAYS there Is no truth IN the D por-
LIP. Carter. formerly Of New Orleans. deinsa
at Culpeper courthouse, from Toands reeeire1as
battle Of Manassas.
R~IcH1oSD, August 1a.-The president a97soa
day, the act authorlsng the issue Of t7e2suT
and providing a var tax f0- their reiempd1a. Bit
the secretary, under specified conditions s
rised 70 issue treaSury notes not exceeding IA s1
one hundred million Of dollars. The at pat
a tax Of fifty cents on ever hundred i5le
estate, slaves. merchandise, bank and e.h1
noueF a. inrercsr. excepting Eauieial-a bond
taxes al tie same rate On essa Dc hand es
watches, gold and silver Fiate. planes E@gr
ages, &c. Any family whose Fr9per,risle les i-
hundred dollars. Is exempt from ~.szatoa G
2ehools and charitable institutions are a~-0eIsa&l
act passed u~nanimoEsly.
Congress confirmed, to-day, T. O. H65s fl
u brigadier- general; also. John 4. Joas&
and Hugh Mcleod, OF Texas, Is maiorS a1i s9G
Stringfellow, OF Va, assistant Advantages q
the rank Of. captain.
RIcHaoSp august 2l.-The president ave
DAY an act empowering the president % gs
other commissioners to Europe The az IS
the president To determine to what nations
nissioners shall be accredited, and press
ties. The two additional commissioners F
The same pay as those nov in Europe.
The president approved an act to aid NisgEs.
invasion. The act also gutlorist a g
sion into the Coufederacv.
RICHMOND, Aug. 22.-The pr-sidea. 5s
to the following acts by congress
Al act establishing d uniform rule Of naturalist
Tor persons enlisted in the armies Of the Goliaaa
states.
An act TO increase the corps Of artillery.
An act making an appropriation Of S5o,le}@a
OF the physicians emplogea il coslac1aI
he medical department Of the army.
An act authori>iug the sectstarT OF va T. sla-
looks and nurses for the military service md apr
for such j purpose one hundred aua 14s!
and dollars.
An act aPpr0priatiag h~fyseyea millions Tor ier
# the military, q~uartermaS,eF supplies HaasPgt--
md the purchase of subsistence, ordnance so'@
supplies for The service.
An act appro )riatiag fifty thousand ia-2isto'.5
establishment OF military hospitals
\ resolution authorship he secretary oil E.'
discretion, to furnish volunteer ca'd5. eol.-4
NJ the necessary equipments
An act to provide for local defence aal Do
FoRTREss Monroe, August 5-Te1- Voc. u.s.
command of shis place. Heavy aThS .
at WilIougby point.
A Duteh go gun ship Is aground Dea' u
can't be got of, berElHs aRlsFeli
sible, viii be plaeed in this fortress so
ST. Louis. August 2l.-The toFn OIL Col..
igain fallen INTO the hands of the ielrfAl'S-
retiring without q fight r--g
81. Louls. AUgass 2l.-GaH Pree oa.a
he number Of Missourians in the late 'a'Je.
here we're 500, Of which 100 "eN h--'
wounded. -
RoLLA, August I2.-SeiEei received as
Is brigadier-geueral Yesterday
~IRoNrox, Clo1 August rs msS
srs regiment captured twelve Coatedea1
CiscuyyAr1, August 2l-At -emeIae
m here, hllin5 c@eiiers and washing aeaS .l n
LEXINGTON. August 22.-Ibe aH-s4s !
great excitement, which aas -,
arrival Of 2Oe Lincoln cavalry from 'lIr
sSeort the arms. The Home guard "as
to turn ont Hon. J. Z bFets5
I'd the cavalry to retire, which tles 1s,
we're permitted TO proceed on tse!E
CAIRO, August ga smai pa S,-sasss
hight. at Charleston, in which the to1. seTf