The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-20

Han IeQfO GG 1NluragOlQd Inc french maze several
magnificent charges aud utterly routed the enemy with
great loss.
foreign guard of $500 men is proposed for the en-
pcror when the evacuation of the French takes place
Over $4,000 had been subscribed for the relief Of the
sufferers BY the foundations. There shock of an
earthquake on the 10th of May. Many buildings suf
fered and several people weie killed.
The murderer Of baron D. Stuart has been arrested
The of Villa Nueva has been surprised by band
of about 80 men, but they repulsed. Cen Men
dez arrived in Morea on the eth with many troops
Some 25 foreign coonists Mt 0meaica had been made
prisoners by the liberals, but were well treated.
petroleum well has been discovered the 18th
mus of Tehuantepec. The liberals have taken the
town of Hermosilo after severe fighting. Numerous
murders were committed. The firms of Ortices Ca
Bros, and Gengalise & Noriegal, robbed of
all the goods they had The foreign legion nearly
all butchered.
PoRTo RICO, May 2S.-The press arc discussing with
much animation the system of ticketng the laboring
population, and the French and English consuls are
giving their opinions it, Artificial guano has been
declared free of duty, without distinction of flag.
ST.. Thomas, June 1.-The public is occupied by the
important subject to the attitude the republic should
in the war between Spain and the republics of
the Pacific. There strong dispute in congress,
ending in riot amongst the people, who made at
tack on the Spanish ion, destroying the archives
The government will punish the ringeaders, aud has
determined against any imprudent alliance. The min
lister of finance has made contract with j. A Jerusam
& Son to supply the government with $4,000 per diem
for eight months and further loan OF 500 000 taking
as security several customhouses.
HAVANA June "a new captain general arrived on
the 30h ult He is soldier of the old school He is
sued proclamation to the people and an address to
the army which to mean but little, and may al
most be designated claptrap There is consldera.
BILE discomfort in St Iago de Cuba.
The destination of the steamship Ceres Is not yet
advertised
The English steamer Solent arrived with only three
passengers
| nephew of Mr.. George Peabody, the great banker
is living near St. Iago de Cuba in poverty.
There has been serious accident on the Havana and
Matamoros railroad. Nineteen people were injured
among them the administrator of the road, and Don
Avarore Remosa, the great chemist.
The British bark Elizabeth jenkins, Rlcha1 master
bound for Mazatlan stranded off Boco Caroyella ou'
was got off, and proceeded
Sugar market fiat Freights to Europe nominal; for
the United States there is fair demand for vessels
Exchange on New York e cent gold bills, and 20
u cent discount for currency Sixty days sight ster-
! ling, is p cent.
| Health in Havana very good.
The Day GooDs TRADE.-New York, June There
is little change in the market to-day Some heavy cot
ton goods are lower The general trade good for this
season of the year. Brown sheetings-P acihc extra,
CSC: do H. 2215c; Lancaster, 20c.; Atlantic 4, &c;
! Augusta 2tc Cabot r. 20c.; Medford, 2l59c; Nashua
extra, 20c.; Naumkeag A, 2lc.; New Market A. Ae-'
! Oregon D. 2Ic Sheeting and shirting beacnea-An-
/ droscogin, 33c.; Anthony Manufacturing 20, 29c.'
Baretts 29c.; Bates, Xxx 36e.; do BIB, 2sc; Dwight,
35c; Harris No. 28c. Hills semper iaeul, 32e; Home
3216c.; do 2715c; Hope 28c; James, 28scs Lonsdaie
82c; Tuscarora 3215c.: Waltham, 35c. Gottonaoss-
Eagle, seize; Farmers Mechanics, Coz; D ew YORK
mills & L, 65c; Pemberton d T. 55e; POW, Loon
and Anvil Sc Prints-Cocbeco, 2lcs AerTlm ack D,
pic; " &c; Srrseue's froeks 2lcis1o fAnoT, zec