The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-02-05
Gable Dispatches.


LIVERPOOL, January 20, evening Cotton--sales
1900 bales; prices unchanged
| LONDON, January 29.-Train s lecturing in Cork te
crowded houses. Evidence shows who. turned in
| former, but it is generally discredted.
| The examining court held the editor of the Dublin
Nation " for trial.
| LIVERPOOL, January 80, noon,-Cotton activc sales
| $4,000 bales prices unaltered.
| NAPLES, January 90 evcnng.-Thc side of Eesu
vius opposite gate of Casetello is in and vi
oent eruption One of the fortifcations of the city
tumbed outwar1s buryng several houses and passing
carriages Road filed with rocks. The number killed
| is unknown.
| LIVERPOOL, January 80 evening frmcr
sales 5000 bales middlng 1plands +, and Orleans
SID.
LONDON, January so.-Marches Ward, Fenian
headcentre, was arrested in cork last evening.
BERLIN, January 3O.-Twestoa, member of parlia-
ment, arrested time since for alledgcd improper
language i'll debate, has been discharged with a slight
pecuniary fine 1t is thought the decided position
ken by parliament that members ought not to be held
accountable in any other place for words spoken in
debate, has contributed in small degree to this
merely nominal punishment
LONDON, January 3D.-Rev. Newman Hall, in ad-
dress delivered in Surgeons tabernacle urged Lord
Stanley to bring the Alabama claims to speedy set
Element
LONDON, January a1.-Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land increased fll9,000.
PARIS, January .3l-Bullion in Bank of France in
creased ), 800, O0Of
LIVERPOOL, January 81, noon.-Cotton active ard
firm, but prices unaercd; sales of the week Is 600
bales, Of which for export 10000, and speculation
$1,000; stock $4,000 bales, whereof $4,000 are
American; Bombay shipments to the 9th 81 900
bales Manchester advices favorable
PARIS, January 3l.-lnterestng debate in the
Corps LcgSlatif on the press law. The1s opposing,
urged the Importance of the freedom of the press
cept where the sanctity of private life Or its foreign
potentates concerned; and warned government
that the withholding of privileges from the press had
caused the ruin of many dynasty. Pnard deprecat-
ing further liberty, said concessions granted Freuch
journals year ago have proved unnisakably their
fitness for the liberty proposed
Gen. Forlly commander of the French expeditionary
corps is about returning with division of troops.
The balance remain in Rome, under Gen. Dumont
FLORENCE, January 3I-1talian feet leaves Naples
Immediately for Rio Parana, Paraguay. Government
declines to explain the objects Of the expedition
BERLIN January 3l.-Carl Schurz dined with Bis
marck and members of the Federal Council yesterday.
LONDON, January 3l.-Dspatches from Florence
allege the Italian Government is about to send naval
expedition to Rio de LaPata South America. Moth
ing known as to the cause objects of this
ment and Menahrea declines give information Also
reported the Italian fleet in the bay of Naples is pre-
pairing to sail for South America. The aples feet
now in this harbor which has been getting ready for
sea- has orders to sail forthwith for the Rio Parana
Paraguay
LONDON, February 1.-Later Athens dispatches re-
port another tattle between the Turks and Cretans in
which the Cretans were victorious
MADRID, February LIN accordance with the ex-
pressed determination to uphold the Pope's temporal
power, a corps to be known as the Papal Legion, is
forming.
LlvERPooL, February l. evening-Cotton closed
easier, though prices quotaby unatered.
LONDON February Mail steamer from Rio jane
iro has arrived with later news from South America
i,,b, at IF i,1o
size on the Parana river in the Argentine republic
have rcbelled against the authority of president itre
and declared for General urqueZa formerly chief
ecutive, for dictator Of the confederation.
Cholera which has made sad ravases in Bnenos
Ayres has subsidized to a great degree and its entire
eradication confidently anticipated at early day.
The disease however still prevails to alarming
tent in the allied army.
In Paraguay no fighting since the departure of the
last mail President Lopez, of Paraguay remained at
Huamata and his forces well supplied with provisions,
and munitions OF war.
Letters from Killarney say the clergy of that town
who refused to say masses for the souls of Allan Lar
kin and Gould, who were executed at Manchester, |
have ceased to receive any money from their parish
toner's who refuse to contribute to their support or
that of the church.
LIVERPOOL, February 1.-The cabmen of this town
IRE on a strike causing much Inconvenience to the in
nabtants
LONDON, February IA terrific gale prevails
throughout England tonight and disaster both life
md property on sea and land apprehended. /
Miscellaneous.
R.IETgH 4 c. January 2S.-Conrenton adopted |
o-day two sections of article on the election of
Governor &C. which provides for Governor, Lieu
enant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor Treasn
.er. Superintendent of Public Works, Superintendent
If Public Instruction, and Attorney General, whose
erms of office shall be two years; but those first
elected to enter on their duties within thirty days of
he acceptance of the constitution BY Congress- and