The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-26

VI ASRINGTON, 1.-Two RUQOreG anu Ok ALl444OH
three hundred and eleven thousand one hundred ant
eighty dollars and ninety cents is the exact sun
received from the interior revenue Tor the hsca year
exclusive of the tax the national bank circulation
which will swell the total to about two hundred and sll
and half millions
The will offer for sale within the next two
weeks or Whereabouts, upwards OF one hundred mllol
dollars worth ofpropert useless BY the term
nation OF the Animmense number OF horses ano
mules viii be included.
WASHINGTON July 5-The president was able TO at
| tend cabinet meeting few hours to-day.
! Eastern news is principally confined TO accounts oil
the fourth of July celebrations.
! WASHINGTON, July 6.-About ITO applications for par
don were granted to-day One hundred and thirty six
of which were those of North Caroinians upon recon-
mendations of Gov. Holden Among the number was
! Albert Pike, the Arkansas poet
The Tribune's Washington special says 1t appears
that Just previous to his departure for Cuba John o.
Breckenridge addressed private letter to his friend NJ
NJ Bruce formerly of the rebel congress, OF which the
following is extract
have had no news from the Underworld since dis
banded Woodstock Ga the last Confederate force
east of the Chattahooche trust there will bewSdom
enough in the councils at Washington city to drive
brave suffering peope-the remedies that spring
from despot. Every should now exert all the
influence he possesses make the present cessation Of
hostlties permanent and honorable, and lett be re,
membered that there be no lasting peace founded
upon cruelty and oppression.
WAsHINaToN, July Elm accordance with the finding
and sentences OF the military commission which presi-
dent Johnson approved yesterday David Z. Harel Id.
Lewis Payne, Mrs. Mary +. Surratt and Geo Atzerot
are 10 De hung tomorrow by the proper military du-
thorty. DR.. Mudd, Sam. Arnold and C. Laughlin are
to be imprisoned for life.
Spanger is sentenced to six years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary at Albany.
Gold 3955. Cotton soc.
At the celebration of independence day, Gen. Ere
mont, Gov. Andrew and Fred Douglas strongly adyoca
ted negro suffrage and senator Wilson gave notice that
he should introduce bill at the session Of con-
gress guaranteeing freedom to every black citizen in the
country
F c. Barber and son. exchange bankers Of Augusta,
publish the OF OF OF g0lu
for Confederate money from January J. 1851 to May J.
1855. The premium December Is was Soc January l.,
1882 at 20c June 49, it two dollar notes for one
dollar gold July l. 1862 it ten for one, this was
Just after the Eicksburg aud, Gettysburg disasters
January it opened at twentyone for one, went down
to eighteen May j., and December 81, after Sherman
marched to Savannah, 1t was fifty for January
J. 1865, it opened at eighty for one, and went down
February IS, to fortysx. 1t then started again and
April 90 after Lees surrender it 100 for 1t
then rose one and two hundred per day until May l.
when the last sale made at 1900 for
LOUISVILLE July ga splendid ovation was given to
Gen Sherman on Monday evening, at which, after
characteristic speech from the hero of the war, ad
dresses were made by Gems. Palmer, Logan and other
dstin guished individuals.
independence day celebrated at the fair grounds
An Grafton was delivered by DR.. r. II. Gilbert.
Col Musday, candidate for congress, came out in fa
Yor of the constitutional amendment.
Gen Breheu followed taking strong grounds in favor
A very large crowd of co1ored people assembled at
Johnsons Wood, and were addressed by Gems. Palmer
AID Brsben, and Mr.. Hampton eoloTed lawyer, from
0bern Ohio.
CA1no, July yesterday morning the safe of the
Atlantic robbed of $4,000, the boat her
way up the river, between the mouth of White river
and Memphis Mr.. Detreich, clerk, retired about
o'clock NJ, while the boat lying at the mouth of
White river, receiving lot of soldiers. When he
awoke in the morning his pants and safe keys were
missing He examined the safe, and found the boats
money all gone, and also several packages belonging 10
passengers. Thorough search made before the
boat landed at Memphis and the money all recovered
except S17 900 belonging to Col Hatch. The gold
found in the tank, and the bills recovered in
hfe-boat. Two who up deck passengers,
and are their way to st, Louis, the boat,
Srtong circumstances point them being the thieves