The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28
General Intelligence.

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os prerails in the London money market
Inc Pari az Successor whoever he may be- is
913Gq ro Scin If bis along The Pacific coast
Ta instructed 10 regain possession of the Chinoha
sIa5s and 10 omen hostites with Peru without pre-
Nv YoRK Feb Il-IIiJlyse & Sons drug mills at
Tarsev Citv3vere DESTROYED by fire Yesterday nvolv
inc loss of 5000 600 - 49, 81
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Cen Smith,
&c Vermont prcsident is organising for Il vigorous
prosecution of their work They hope to secure the
same favorable egis ation as is extended to the central
ronte company
The Herald San Francisco correspondent says Mer
cows scheme to transport the widows and orphan
daughters of the eastern to the Pacific States receives
severe defamation in California Oregon and Wash
motion territory the demand for labor being not better
than in the east The proposition to appropriate 5000
by the Washington legislature was defeated.
Tie fIara Ids WASHINGTON special sayssGen 0sband
formerly of The An Illinois cavalry now located in
Mississippi contradct the story of his being murdered
H., s4nt6arners and saws Mississippi is safe to law or
der and the Union and the residents there are as loyal
/ az any community of the same size in the north
Tba Trbpne saws n 2 Butler has lust closed nego
+;ti fr aIrabIa mill rronrrtv on the James river
nnar Richmond mon which he intends to erect extern
sve cotton factories The Cox farm of $500 acres he
contnn7nlates purchasing for the settlement of New
G9ny ,8 1l ri,i and Mi oerstiyes
NV YoRK Feb the American theatre and sew
a foraS an broadway we're destroyed by fire to- duy
| i1,soiyinT q loss If s9O6 900
The Posts Washington special says the president has
nj at sirned the freedmen,S bureau bill 1t IS under
no. Get a ee e viii be- Considered at the
! r7cctinr
Minor natt has haan Aef,re tle reconstruetion
conTaittae
/ F5Iav Mr. Pollard had an interview With the pres
danf cndelvoring to ret permission to publish the
/ Pin[,r,ond Fvorniner aG+ain
l. NJ co htr.eno tI q WinozrsJ,i and AIooncun was
abandoned nst mint on account of the Storm on the
4 sonrd This norI,inr both vessels started for Jew
Vol and in three hours the Winowski ran the Agon-
fin ONT Of soIt from the masthead making one half
t,,rIs nor r1inIta with tbiry-fve mounds of steam
! The Times WASHINGTON specia saws the IT, s court
F have decided the case Of Pierce VS. the United
Stotas nvavis the gai,lity of the oyd acceptances
! adverse TO the claimant
One million seven hundred thousand dollars in diff
! ferent cases. depend upon this decision
Nav YoRT Feh l5LThe cattle disease has increased
in E1@a3 nd
| The London Herald saws one effect of the Fenian
movement is the stopDoge efFectuay of all EMIGRATION
/ from the disaffected portions of Ireland
/ Nr,v yoPK Feb i16-The Tribunes sDecial saws
NE" 81 hos oo5aso,c5 IN cash III
10 | ana y,aT,T. warrants If 5000 dollars and under
| All onartermasters and ether disbursng officers
/ cbecks r15er s560o, =
! oosh Nard half in certificates of indebtedness
@s'onIv onetbird AS MANY certificates are beino
issne5 a. formerIv the Treasurer believes thew will
| go he At nor
| Cen Terry is exDected in Washington to-day in
answer IN summons from the reco strucop committee
! The commissioner of the pension bureau decided
th nensioner Of the war of 1912 has forfeited his
claims to further pension by entering the Confederate
s ser,.i'.
Tt elaine Of Tobr paas In tho ehiaf,inebir of tho
ryroyas ry ,rad nv tho con,r,ittea racalrlv sa,t
/ ant "A, f,rn, t,notias wifi fba hostile tribes -
ooT 70 toi.l 'teaes sItI LA
ia,t fbrso Ross' r,Ission tn WSebingtor IL sSid
10 ho To sacnra his racognition ne c5of of the ono A.
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MI Will stanisI CIV, ~, ,;+4-, IN to,t.i,
win renort in ,For Of co1,nanr nato1aI hanks 10
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iIa,t si|s II. iii H. pa,,1cssea d,lHgation will
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The Post's Washiogton special savs the cabinet il
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@ r,;tt g o c,s 5 recoto5 the Itch
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Cen Granf ut the closa of he inferviey 0uief1y re-
,rad 49, h., rrlJ raso;,, r, VENTS, ooaa,,r,,
%fa 'n m b %ogp ANY Amy %e'fa b
c,id not 81 2resant rive Eis lacisinn IN the rgtter
+ 1nD biS IN all
so1tbor1 npvys1arers fbg make similar dentbciations
+ IF the narern1j1ep5t
Two naval steamers the CaIleon and Isabella
de CaIeona have arrived here under sealed orders,
which cannot be oDened until these vessels have re-
ceiyed a tboroupb oyerhauIinr.
Adyices say he Diplomatic corps are indignant over
Geo Bancrofts Grafton, especially the Austrian and
+ British ministers
The Worlds special says communication will be
sent to congress on Monday showing that from pril
h. 1885, to February l. 1886 IS 600 in taxes have
been received from the southern States.
New York Feb. l9-The Heralds Washington spe.
cal says private letters announce treaty between
France and Austria for the replacement of the French
troops in Mexico by one hundred thousand troops be
furnished by the Austrian government. Austria pro
poses to raise them by Volunteering ia Belgium and
Hungary Transportation and stores till they land in
Mexico, are to be furnished by Napoleon
The Worlds dispatch says Gen Lee quite rcti-
cent before the reconstruction committee and did not
volunteer remarks beyond proper to the
tons lie said the Yrgnians had accepted tie results
of the war.
When pressed, he minated that the feeling fer the
Union much stronger just after the close of the
than now, AID there appeared impotence
among the people who had not been identified with the
in the south that they should be prevented from
representing their States in congress. He declared
there disposition 10 treat the freedmen kindly