The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-28
TELEGRAPHIC VS..
I Associated Press Dispatches,


by some hail. which prevents our receiving any teIe-
graphic dispatches.
TFRoH OUR EXTRAS.
NEW YozK, November 81, noon-God 1903 e1-
change-6O days, 9 sight, %. Cotton dull at 34e
for midding.
Correction-In the last cable dispatch the Peters
burg dispatch is wrong Substitute the following:
LozDoX, November 20.-A new Russian loan OF
10. 000, 600 forens will be introduced in the market.
New YORK. November q, eyening.-Cotton quleti
sales 1000 bales; midding 349851e. Gold 1901
New York, November -, noon.-Gold 1889 Cot
ton nominal.
New YoRE, November % evening-Cotton unset
tied; sales 1000 bales; mddling 83@35c. Gold 1889
NEW York, November 23.-Gold 1893; exchange,
/ 81; sight, l01 Cotton heavy; nominal, SS9S5e.
| New YORK, November %, evenng.-Cotton market
unsettled.
merce at a special meeting on Thursday adopted the
report Of its special committee recommending the
4 adjustment Of the government tax on cotton, ana
memoraIsing congress to that effect. The ground
taken is, that said IS both unconstitutional ana
oppressive Gold 1889 exchange CD. Cotton dull,
ALBANY. 4. Y, November 2l-In the equal rights
convention to-day, Parker Pittsburg offered reSoq-
ten against the adoption Of the constitutional amend
ment by the legislature
BosroY, November pa large meeting for rais-
ing funds to educate the freedmen, held at fremont
temple in the evening was addressed by ex-governor
Andrew, Rev. Mr. Boiber and George Thompson, Of
England
WAsgJxGTox, November q "A Toronto dispatch
saws special court will be held in that city on the
10TH Drox to try the balance Of the Feuan prisoners
Two regiments of infantry to be stationed at bFau-
T ford during the trials of the prisoners.
The United States consul at Odessa writes, under
date of October g. that the harvest is now neafy
ended, and is considered plentiiul-the pest as 70
quality and qantity for many years There IS coEse-
quenty great Joy in all the land, both among pro
] ducers and dealers. -
WAsHINGroS, November 22.-It appears from oil,
cial compilations just made that nearly one hundred
and fftysix millions appropriated for the pubic
service for the year ending June 1867, including nlne-
teen millions for the navy and thirty-eSht millions Tor
the army.
During the last three or four days about one hun
dred and thirty changes OF postmastars have been
;, made not Of the larger class.
e Admiral Dahlgreu is about leaving Washington TO
assume command Of the South Pacific squadron.
: A cabinet meeting was held to-day, the usual meet
ing of Tuesday having been omitted owing to the 40
e sence CT president johnson at Baltimore
Y WASHINGTON November 23-Admral French FOR
rest formerly Of the United States navy, and late Of
? the Confederate navy, died here yesterday.
L The conservative army and navy Union Of this city
g held a meeting last night. They passed resolution
declaring in favor Of extending the right Of suffrage
: to the negro qualified basis
The congressional retrenchment committee Will De
Gin their investigations into the conduct OF the treasury
department proper to-day.
TAad Stevens has arrived here and announces his
/ intention to be more radical than ever next session
s He has prepared bill, for immediate passage tc
, regulate removals from office. Il is more stringent
than senator Trumbu's and provides that no one re
iected by the senate shall be again nominated or ap
pointed to any Office for three years
h WasurNGroN November 23.-THe secretary of the
treasury in conversation to-day, said the disturbed
condition Of the New York money market was not IL
) norcenunnrp of anythinu lie had done.