Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-12

Evidence Is not wanting to prove
that he has eaten the dead rats and
cats found on the public highways,
and that he kills his own dogs for
their meat as food when no other
nourishment is at hand.
The Inspector recites other Of
Krauchi's peculiarities, and formally
presents him as nuisance, and dan
gerous to the life and health of ev-
cry person who comes in contact
with him.
The following dispatches are from
the Southwestern Extra, of yester-
day, the receipt of which We
acknowledge through the politeness Of
the Editor:
New York, June s.-A well
author ticated case OF cholera occurred
on Brooms street to-day. which ter
minated fatelly in twenty -four hours
Gen. Meade has prohibited the
transportation of the Fenians on any
of the railroads leading to the border.
Gems. Heff.rman and Murphy have
been arrested. Gen. Lynch has is
sued an order for all the Fenians to
return home. O'Neal advised the
same thing in dispatch. General
Sweeney hasbeen bailed for $4,000.
Nothing further from the advance.
Many Of the Fenians are returning
home, and government paying their
passage.
Washington. June s.-The final
report Of the recontsruc,ion committee
was received in both houses to-day,
and passed the Senate by a vote OF
33 to ii.
The report, after revising ard con-
demning the Presidents mode of in
augurating civil government, says
the committee were accordingly
forced to conclude that the Southern
States have not placed themselves in
a condition to claim representation
in congress, unless all the rul, .
which have prevailed since the foun-
dalton of the government. and deemed
esse ntial in all such cases, shall lie
disregsrded. The committee re-
viewed at length the present con-
dition Of the Southern People say
that the latter claimed as a right, the
privilege to participate in the govern
ment they sought to overthrow,
while their press abounds in abuse
of the loyal States. loyal men, aud
efforts are made to perpetua,e deadly
hate and discord against the federal
government. Indeed. all the kind
feeling on the part of the north has
been treated with contempt. The
bitterness of d-fance against the
United States government has been
unparalleled in the history of the
world. Our leniency is received
with the insulting denial of our au-
thority; our kiud desire for frater-
nal relations. with insolent assump-
ton of the right and privileges; the
crime we have punished is paraded
as virtue. and the principles of re-
publican government. which have
been INDICATED at such a terrible
cost, denounced as unjust and OPP
pressive. The committee declared
that the great mass Of the southern
people became insurgents, traitors,
and all assumed and occupied politi-
cal and practical relation of enemy to
the United States government, which
did not cease till they were conquer
ed and reduced to the condition of
enemies, and entitled to such rights,
privileges and conditions only as
may be considered safe by the con-
querors Before resuming federal
relations they must establish, with
the consent Of the people, a republi-
can form of government in harmony
with the constitutional law of the
United States that all hostile pur-
poses have ceased, and give adequate
guarantee against future treason and
rebellion satisfactory to the govern
ment, and can be- restored to civil
and political rights only by the per-
and authority of that power
against which they rsbelied
The committee says the power of
the conqusror ia not vested in the
president that he cannot fix terms
Of settlement and confer congressiou-
al representation on conquered rebels.
The resolution of the committee
passed to day make all persons born
u naturalised in the United States,
md subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
citizens Of the United States and
State where residing. and no State :