The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

FtseStiou ioi pdIuu4i VIII, III Iuture, " Is uf
= derstood, be required to take the oath in th
: DISTRICTS where they reside, instead Of goie,
70 Washington, as some have been doiDs
, heretofore, to subscribe to the oath.
New YORK, June 25.-The appearance Q
United States troops near Matainoras great
ly alarmed the Imperialists.
: WASHINGTON, June 25.-No prisoners o,
! war, who have the rank Of captain, are be
ing released at present.
1t is understood that Sherman is the Dam.
ocratic candidate for Governor Of Ohio. B.
The South Carolina delegation had "a
long and pleasant interview with General
Howard, stating they had labored long and
earnestly for tie perpetuation Of slavery,
but the war had effactually abolished it,
and they were willing to employ their for,
|mer slaves at a fair compensation, and won Ia
lact hencefofth in conjunction with his
bureau. sa5
General Wager Swain, late Colonel Of the
43d Ohio, has been temporarily appointed
Assistant Commissioner for Alabama. in
place of Colonel Osborn.
The proclamation from the President
rescinds the blockade to foreign commerce
Ito all ports West Of the Mississippi river
on the LIST of'Jaly.
IN New York, gold last night closed at
New York, June pa retrospective
revenue decision will soon be announced by
Commissioned Lewis, providing that all
products Manufactured 10 Southern States
prior to LIST September, 1862. shall not be |
liable to taxes.
Articles manufactured between that and
the ID Of March, 1863, will be subject to /
the act Of Jdly LIST, 1862, doubtful ca1es toll
be decided by District,Assessors, the burdenf
Of proof to fall on producer or manufac.
tnrer.
NV YoRK. June2 7.-A clique has been
organized to impeaeh Mayor liuuther and
Controller Brennan before Governor Fenton
for want Of loyalty.
The Liverpool weekly sases Of cotton are ;
over 100000 bales; market buoyant.
Orleans, middling l9d.
The United Service Petroleum COMPANY
is before the New York Police Courts as
sWlndlers. Seventy thousand dollars were .
init by deluded army officers.
The Times is out against negro suffrage
indeed ell tie New York newspapers are
pretty much in the same strain. III
Future applications for Executive pardon I
will depend on the Recommendation of loyal
prominent men.
. Judge Advocate Bingham, in answer to \.
RererdY JohnsOn's argument, in conspiracrl
,ase, OF want Of Courts Jurisdiction, replied
q bad taste, accusing the latter of being {
he advocate of the rebellion, and showing v
Undue partisanship throughout. e
The Potomac army wil be reduced to l8.. Il
100, the Army Of the James to Is 900, and q
ne Middle Military Department to 1000 :
men. =
Gold closed at Al q
Cotton excited. Sales Of 1000 bales Y
adding Acc.
European advices to the lOth reportI d
.20s scarce at 60.
,4?. ~ !,
NEW YORK, june 29.-It is believed thatI ::
ne next Congress will be urged to modifyl =
he National Banking Law so as to save Jc
anks from the necessity of Increasing their =
scorities when they will be below par.
Large amounts Of Government stock and I,
sce,ipts have been shipped to Europe this
eek. Z,
Gold has failed in consequence, and closed +
} day at l39
Cotton closed at 46-- 54s =
serdicts have been found IN the conspir-
y trials, but have not been announced.
Pay1e, Harold and Atzerott are said 10
E condemned.