The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-19

the country.
CIxcINNAg1, September 1.-THE city council refused,
by vote of Is to s. tender the inequalities of the
city to the presidential party AT meeting of promi
nent citizens the Chamber of Commerce, last night,
it was resolved to tender public reception to the dis
tinguished visitor, and committee was appointed TO
make the necessary arrangements.
AUGUSTA, GA, September Tx governor Herschel
v Johnson in letter to the Chronicle, says of the
Philadelphia convention: 1t inaugurated good feel
ing between both sections and was sgnased by rec
ord of enthusiasm unparalleled II was meeting of
the north and south, not the battle held but on
field of reconciliation; and the representatives from
each section have returned home to testify to the spirit
and temper of each other, and the great work of
soration The address and resolutions are sound upon
the vital issues of the crisis and every consideration
of interest and patriotism calls US to aid in the
work of restoration the only hope of the country is
in the success of the conservative party Speaking of
president Johnson he says He has exhibited courage
worthy of Jackson and determination to restore the
southern States their rghtul representation which
challenges our support and commentator.
/ AUGUSTA, September l2.-There have been
cases of cholera among the soldiers, The apprehen
sons aiiayed,
I ATLANTA, September IA few cases of cholera
have broken out among the troops recently arrived
/ One death has occurred.
] SAVANNAH, September 12.-The deaths of the week
amounted to 59-l9 whites and 80 blacks. The cholera
deaths were whites and Il blacks.
Montana advices say Gen. Smell with small escort
attacked by Indians and lost A mules. The whole
party came being captured,
4 TOPEKA, KANSAS, September Cen. Cloud,
mander Of the State militia under Gov. Crawford off
cialy announces that the Indians committing out
RACES Republican, Solomon, White and Rock rivers
The whole neighbOrhood have been driven of. A num-
Der have been killed. Women are ravshed and other
wise sayagely treated Information has been given
that the wild tribes of the plains intend depredating
the settlements this fall and winter. The whole of
northwestern Kansas is exposed to the fury of the In
dians, the State miitia being inadequate to protect
them.
BROWNSVILLE September president Juarez has
issued decree from Monterey. He does not recog
Mise either Carajal Canales governor of Tamau-
lpas; and has appointed Gen Tapia as military com
and iyiI rpf tltat lift
Monterey the LIST ultimo, with 1900 men, a convoy
of merchandise and specie.
Escobedo is in command at Monterey.
/ Canales holds the government of Tamaulipas.
Cortina has issued proclamation from Carmargo
dated August 81, announcing himself governor.
SAN Francisco, September 6.The election for coun-
ty officers yesterday, resulted In favor of the Union
ticket
Holbrook, the democratic candidate to congress, in
Idahoe is elected by 1000 majority.
FoREIuN NEWS.
/ PARIS September GA rumor prevails that the em-
Peror Napoleon intends to issue manifesto anneunc
ing his views on the state of Europe,
] A Berlin special says Russian troops have been or
dered to the Rhine The Prussan government treat
ing for the purchase Of the iron clad Dunderbcrg
/ Vienna special says count de Metternich the Aus,
trian ambassador, has been recalled from Paris.
BERLIN, September 1T is said the king of Saxony
will be deposed in he refuses to accept Bis
marks terms, and that he will be succeeded on the
throne by member of the Coburg branch of his family
Peace negotiations are progressing between Prussia
and SaXony Orders have been given for the reduction
| Cf the Prussian army
LoNpoN, September 6.-In the admiralty court to-
duy an appeal made by the counsel for the defend
ants for the release of the Confederate blockade
runners, steamers seezd at Liverpool weeks ago
The Judge directed that the U. s. minister, Mr. Adams
or the U. s consul at Liverpool be ordered to file
written authority for their prosecution
FLORENCE, September G.--The cholera is making sad
| ravages in Italy
( PARIS, September 6Y arious diplomatic changes are
expected Immediately.
/ LIVERPOOL, September 6.-The steamship Moravian
which sailed to day for Quebec took 800 British
regulars for service in Canada
LONDON, September 1.-THE Times editorially denies
the report which had obtained some currency of q pro
jected matrimonial alliance between the king OF Greece
and the princess Louisa of England.
PARIS, September 7.-Napoleon's health is not rood
and it is doubtful! if he will 60 to Barritz.
The queen OF Spain has paid visit to the empress
Eugene at Biarritz
VIENNA, September Cen. Fouk, the Austrian war
minister, has resigned in consequence of ill health.
An official Austrian journal denies that Austria has
any idea of appropriating any national object in We
Meta.
DRESDEN, September The Prussian government of
SaXony has prohibited the holding Of public meetings
throughout the kingdom, during the state of siege IN
der which it is situated.
LIVERPOOL, September THE cotton market is
steady without change in prices The were 600
bales: Middling uplands is quoted at I'D.
Tie Brokers circular September 7, noon reports a
decline of I'D u ID in cotton the week. the sales for
which foot up $4,000 bales Aidding upIands I'D
The bark Experience, Capt Phillips from Whining.
ton July %, bound to Liverpool, has been abandoned
Her crew was saved.
LONDON, September THE money market is m
changed. Consols closed st S9I5 for money The
market for American securities weaker. The quo
States 5-20's 7215.
MADRID September lo-Thc Estatfette of to-day saws
the French troops must be Withdrawn from Mexico
with the utmost canton, unless anicable negotiations
previously established with Juarez
VIENNA September 1O.--The Austrian minister OF
marine has ordered the Adriatic feet now at Trieste
to proceed to Poa and Turne the Austrian naval sta
tons, to be dsarmed.
BERLIN, September 1O.-The committee of the cham
Der of deputies persist in their decision of reducing
the amount of the loan which the government asks
thority to obtain by the issue of treasury notes. from
90 100000 to 90, 100000 thalers.
The minister of finance has protested, in speech,
against such reduction and expressed the hope that
the chamber would pass the bill in its original form
LONDON, September 10.-Thc anxiety as to the Brit
ish grain crops is increasing. The weather is very
wet, and prices are higher in all the markets.
LIVERPOOL, September 1.-THE cotton market has
ruled steady, with sales of 10000 bales. Middng
upandS closed at I'D
The breadstus market is active and firmer with an
advance all descriptions.
The weather is unfavorable for the crops.
LONDON, September 1.-THE money market is slight
y easier and consols closed this afternoon at S94 for
money. The market for American stocks is slightly
easier. L. S. 520s 7lM.
CoNsTkN1INoPLE, September 1.-THE sultan of Tur-
key, impressed with the Importance of being in dplo
matte communication with the United States, has de-
cided to send embassy to the American capitol. In
accordance with the decision, the sublime porte is
about selecting influential member of his govern
mcnt to proceed to Washington minister resident
1t is reported that ia consequence of the successful
results of recent trials of American small by the
military commissioner appointed for that purpose by
the porte that the Turkish army is about to be armed
entirely with carbnes of American manufacture
Agents of the government about to leave for the
United States to contract for their manufacture
BERLIN, September IA report is current in gov
circles that the king of Prussia has decided
to place the prince royal of Prussia the late king
dom of Hanover viccroy, and that his hghness will
take up his residence at the palace in the city of
Hanover
VIENNA, September IA decree has been issued by
the emperor ordering the whole Austrian army to be
placed upon peace footing.
LATER FROM MExIco.-Through the New Orleans
Picayunc have advices from Brownsville to the 9th
inst The Rio Grande Courier of that date says:
Gen. Canalcs has resigned his command, which now
deyolves on Gen. Hinojosa. As we before reported,
an escort out to meet Gen Papia and the officers
dissented from this un-Mexican like manner of doing
business. This meeting explains the resignation.
Wonderful to say, governor one of the ten thous-
and favorng Tamaupas, has acted without regard to
his private interests and with sole view to the good
of his compatrots We mark this little episode as
something be referred to when the coming historian
appears to finish up the records of the Aztec race
On the 4th the same paper had said: