The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-05

Nrs 1ats AHet s eFsa.as -to
as.t Mlaaae sles % 600 ..asz asl
Faafars MasE6E. Aas. s0 "A nephew 81 seGay
wise arrived here yesterday with au ORDER from teo'
~ahu6aII. commanding tAe department 20 hEEs5Ht@.
srd recovered considerable quantity "a goods 8Ha
personal property IF Which different persons @st-
rather gugky ana uHceFemoniousiy dsloss.
NEa OErFASs, Aug, 5i.-Coton-low middans ''
asa: sales 500 receipts for tbe week ending yesier
dav l. 300 bales stock ON hand, 100000 bales tom
1854 Diseases Is S declared, are steadily eeatn-'
including cholera; bot there is ga increase % eSe's'
chiefly amongst the freedmen the bureau 10 Illus 9',
Ger giving them little no attention beaas y 1o'
ucsday cholera q yellow fever 2.
L0NuoN, Aug af.-In consequence Of representa-
ions made by Che Canadian authorizes re@tEe = wv
Feuaus, tile home government will send another s5t'
alry regiment from Liverpool 20 Quebec Cotton aaii
sales for the week G6,60@ bales. The market opens"
at 3 III for mildling.
PRAGrE, Aug. 8I.-Tbc Publications. of peace have
been confirmed. Tic provisions Of tde treaty are
now TO be enforced.
Of tie action of Che Philadelphia convention, matefi-
aIy advanced the price of Confederate bonds.
NEW YoHE, Aug 81 noon.-G0ld l4".
ST. PErEasnUEa Aug 3l.--Groahcn, aho presented
the address Of tile Russian pcasantry e assistant see
retary Fox, said Russia, in case ef necessity Wonia
uufur her banner by the side OF the great republic oil
the west Cholera is spreading in Russia.
LWEErooL aug, 5l.-Cuttou market mactlyei PEI
eos stead -miidiiag uplauds 1881.
IoNuON, Aug. 81, n0oa.-Ihe Times, cI Yesterday
IN lengthy editorial c1ngratuutes president johnson
on the deliberations and nets Of the Philadelphia con
vcuton detailed accounts Of which were received by
steamer yc&crea".
The thirteenth Hussafs and g5j Esd IGI-t infantry
have been ordered to Canada Possibly moro w.
ID Is ramorcl a.at tlss elsclor of Uese ail a5vo-
cate Euuick. H5fh Baysr.au chambers approved Che
treaty OF peace. In the house Of deputies, dabo"
spoke fvoriHg close union with Prussia.
Efo JAyuHo Aug s.--The Us. steamer - sliu'cd
thc Brazilian f,g in apology for the seizure ot the
Florida
Ii Is reported That new ministry viii be formed who
will favor more vigorous prosecution OF the war
e against Paraguay.
The Argentine army rcpuscd an assault Of Para
e guayans, iuHjctng severe loss.
+ ST. PrrERsBURG, Sept THE Russian govern
mcnt prior to negotiations for peace proposed to
France and other powers that ncutras should particle
pate in the territorial changes resulting from the war
but not being supported by France or England the
Gar RETAINED from further official proceedings, re
serving to himself however, the liberty Of further ac
ton
PRAGUE Sept. 1.-THE terms Of peace between
Austria and Italy proceeding towards settlement.
/ Their contamination is generally expected in ten days.
LoNDoN, Sept l, eveuing.--The Times OF to-day,
in view Of the questions arising between England and
America growing out OF the in the United States
and the recent Fenian raid into Canada, urges the
British government to seriously consider the feasibility,
if not hc necessity Of amending the neutrality laws,
50 Is to hold different governments strictly liable for
G violations Of those laws by subjects Of either
. Consols S95. U. s. 5-20's, 734.
t LIVERPOOL, Sept l, cyening.-The cotton market
has been dull to-day Sales 5000 bales, mddling up
: lands, at l34d.
Pans, Sept I.-Napolcon writiug to Victor Eman-
uel on tie ith Of August reoiccs that the era Of
peace has returned says he expected the cession OF
Yenitia in order TO enable the people to choose their
own destiny and has extended his influence in favor
Of humanity and the best interests Of the people Of
Vcnitia and Italy
HEARTS CoNTENr, Sept 2.--Last years cable was
picked up $40 O'Clock this morning. in lat. 81 deg
: 81 min, long. SO deg. Three spices were made and
the cable lowered at O'Clock. The Great Eastern is
now 700 miles from here paying it out. Everything
going well. is expected to reach here on Satur
J day next
New YoRE, Sept. 2.-The general agent Of the as
ISOLATED press III carefully revising the London dis
patch relative Confederate bonds states tbatt reads
t as follows:
4 The adyices received here of the action Of the
Philadelphia convention have the effect slightly to ad
vance the price of rebel bonds"
s New YORK, Sept. >, noon.--God I453. Cotton
dull middling Orleans 53@35c
n Henry Ward Becehcr's letter, approving the pur.
poses of the soldiers convention which is at
Cleveland Ohio September I7th as also the policy Of
the PRESIDENT ELECTS high praise from conservative
journals. The n y. Evening Post says of it: 1T
deserves to be written in letters of gold. 1t ought tc
be read by every man ana woman III the country.
is an appeal to the sober sense of the Amer
/, can people, which we hope will bear wholesome fruit
and will turn many from blind and passionate tc
thoughtful and reasonable consideration Of the great
question which has been before the American PEG
ple.n
/ BosroH, Sept 3-IIannibal Hamlin has resigned
the position Of collector Of the port. lie intends t.
speak against the president.
a NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3, noon.-Thirty-four cholera
Deaths yellow fever 3, for the l8 hours ending at six
J O'Clock this morning.
FopEGy NEws.-We clip the following items Of
foreign news from the New Orleans papers of the
t 18th ult :
LIVERPOOL, August "A, evenDg.-Thc sales for the
week in the Liverpool cotton market comprised 900
t bales. Middling nplands closed at l3$(d.
The sales to-day Is, 900 bales, the market clos
!. ing firm and prices unchanged.
LONDON August 81 evening.-0ilicial closing quota
tons: British consols $50 U. s. hyetwenties 70
The Prussian deputies have voted an address to the
king.
of the empress of Mexico. One is the neces-
sity of keeping his faith with the United States.
LONDON, August 23.-Advices from all parts show
that the is ended for the present.
f II ST. PETERsBuRG, August % The honoFs to the
United States representatives continue and unpar-
alleled. grand reception occurred Sunday at the
imperial palace Of Peterhof The officers Of the Amer
lean fleet and Mr. Oscar G. Sawyer, of the New York
Herald were presented to the emperor and empress.
Mr. Fox and others were presented to the grand
dined at the Merchants club. There ball in the
evening and grand illumi nations. There also a
! review in camp at Tzarskozolo Monday, and the
officers were the guests of the emperor The sailors
OF the fleet were given dinner at Cronstadt. Ihous
auds still visit the ships At the court dinner, yester
day the emperor departed from the ancient CUSTOM
rose and said propose the prosperity Of the United
States and her depUtaton, and continued friendship
between Russia and America" There an imperial
ball in the evening.
BERLIN, August 23.-An address to the king en-
bodying the principles of the moderate liberal party
has passed the lower house by large majority. There
were only twenty-five negative yotcs-Poes and cath
olics
YIENEA August 23.-The feeling in Austria is peace
for the present but for the future to establish her
power in Germany.
MUNICH, August 23.-The districts Of Baeara coded
to Prussia are the 0rt, Gresfels, Heers and Thom in
lower Franconia, containing A, 900 inhabitants.
FLORENCE August 23.-Ihe Austrians continue 10 re-
move the national relics and objects of art from Venice
twenty-five hundred Italian prisoners have been re-
leased.
BERNE, August 23-All the defensive measures of
Switzerland have been discontinued.
PARIS, August 23.-Thc empress of Mexico has gone
to Miramas
LONDON, August 22.-Itis stated, with some degree