The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-26


not to be misunderstood and believe the day IS nor
far distant when the Judgment q the American peoP
viii be made manifest that this Union must De Iestoe;'
that peace and prosperity ana LdFHfo'y it -
prevail throughout the United States belleFe cah
safely testify that the great portion OF your ieloN
citizens that have visited, aud have seen Iiiloi VI
them since left YOU will accord with yon IN sustaining
the principles Of free government IN compliance WIN
~ re. or The country Permit me- in uniting
This evening to again tender You, people Whom
have long Known, and in whose midst have ilVeu ~
various official capacities, and now serve n thut u
chief magistrate MY heartfelt thanks for this eordla
welcome which shall be remembered BY me as long Is
there IS d pulsatian Of my heart.
Cheer alter cheer given for the PRESIDENT Is ne
bowed and entered the mansion ~
NV YoPE September l5.--The World makes the
exciting announcement that four regiments OF negroes
are being organised in that CITY, and tlt't ~ ~
aayfres are organised and armed in every ward me
soldiers are being instructed IN drll etc. py coohel
Hawkins The World asks: Are we TO nave Il TASTE
of San Domingo?'
of tbe .t inst says the crisis Of the empire has ev
IDENTITY arrived Judging from the tone OF the freneh
and imperial Macmillan press, and the colhplheu NOV
mont If the liberals for an attack upon the very seat OF
Ma1imiauts power The imperialsts themselves now
look pIorindy to the United States to take charge OF
the destinies Of the nation Guayamas Ma2stlah ana
San Luis Potos reported evacuated by inc Erencn
Marshal Bazaine reported to be in the city OF Mexico
/ MACON Ga, September IA large meeting was
held here, at which resolutions Were passed lnuoislB
the proceedings of the Philadelphia conservative con
vention and commencing the wisdom and patriotism
of president Johnson.
negro code has been postponed till the regular session
Resolutions introduced and referred TO the COM
mtte on federal relations requesting the president to
;,frr tho military officials that the war is ended in
South Carolina Also requesting the dscoutlnuanceo OF
the provost courts and restrictions OF the military
voI' : "''''''
ST. PETERSBURG September l5--The American squad
ron left the Russian waters to-day. The Moscow Ga
zete exols the alliance between Russia and the United
States
BERIIs, September 15--Count Bismark has sent a
letter to the United States minister, in which he
knOwledges the kindness OF the American citizens who
furnished fifty tons Of ice to the wounded III the hos
pitaIs
Pans September i5.Itis expected that the circular
which about be issued by Napoleon to the powers
of Europe will be of enlnently pacific tone.
WAsHINGToN, September l5.-Senor Romero, the
Mexican minister, has dispatch with news that the lib
erals have occupied san LUIS Potos. The city OF
TehutIan in the State Of Vera Cruz also captured
BY them with three hundred Austrans It is reported
the liberals have captured Guadalaara, but this needs
NIGHT of the 28th of August, aud carried off eleven
French soldiers Maximilian has issued decree to
collect Is per cent on the value of national church
property. Great dissatisfaction exists thereat.
New YORK September lG.--Advices from Havt to
A4gnst - renort the whole country in state of revo
linton. The CITY of Gonaive had been laid IN ashes
and the Inhabitants had deserted it. At St Maurice q
number revoutionsts were under sentence of death
Gen Saiauve viii be executed by president Jefrards
order Int This VIII not impede the nrogress of the rev
olntinn which Is AGAINST Jerard for ASSUMING dictate
nal power The government would suppress lie move.
meut
Il said there are TO be important movements of the
Stenbans Feniap faction in short time
. CLEVELAND, September l6-There are large arrivals
af officers and soldiers to attend the convention Tents
G1r tbroa or f,nr tbonsanf are hpn mt NJ, in Nom
rIo,,t so,,ora r. r
Wai,ICsn Eoo1 will nr,bahI, ba The tor,nor,rv
,boiryoan and Can StrodTo9n ~ rerroanent
# InI.3r Sontn,nhnr ~ Tho S.HIassinaars bor-e
rosaired IN }ncoTrnoratf That dpcbv with prussia
S,rrg ,,pTCs Eenterber1 The mail steamer from
pio Teir1 brns ba ir1T,ortant ntajIi@arca hat The
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P s,tt"i,ar Il # ~ o,;no,,ood ~ to,ss;,
viii not oI tie Einr of Saxony to take mart in the
r,,ltior r. az ,,ortf5 Cane, rfadorstiIr
1natlon VI St,e ot va We 7 ''ii uo9 f st p;
difcnfT IN tPS woy Of sianat1Te Of fbn tTe"fy 81
noara between Austria and itaIy has been raised by
aStra in rcIation to the debt II Venetia The nos
= ast' a IL CI'tu ~ C,e ~ " ne
F no s;HIod at proi,I,n in oraaf donGt Tho V;nnn
ca,ttfarenaa has bean efi2nrnad for = few woke
VIENNA. September i8-Baron Westber has arrived
r Rriin ana ra5ssnn,ad the duties of an,bossadoT
ron conI az a ve"na ' o''sS u
y{egTgcToy- Sentpn}bnr 1---At o'clock this after
noon tbe heads Of The bureaus Of the treasury depart
er rasnerts ana tRer conTatatjops mon bis saf
return from His western tour
Seward is easier but not entirely out OF danger His
diseases genuine cholera end is believed to have been
e,3,,tractnd7 in ~ Iouis
The secretary Of the treasury anticipate there will
10 49, 0pn 0u0 f od in tho iraas4, m, ta fret M
i 0etohar evclrsiyS of certificates
NEW YorK, September 1.-THE IIerald,s Mexico
correspondence dated August 20 saws MAMMALIAN is
ta,n in his confidence conservatives whom he refused
To RECOGNISE in fhe earlier DAYS of his Npxican occu
nation II is rumored marshal Razaipe will leave. in
october, and Macmillan Will accompany for another
quarter
There are adyices that Americans are arriving and
antarino tbe liberal ranks
John G. Brane the Confederate who headed the party
that seized the Chesaneake during the war has been
arrested here CHARGED with the murder of the engineer
Al fine lime of his arrest documents were found on him
showing he had founded secret organisation in New
/ Orleans last month called the KNIGHTS of Arabia
/ IoUIsvITIE Senfenber n George Alfred Caldwell