The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-21

ToRoSTo, Nov. lJ.-TXo more Fenlats were con-
yincted Yesterday and senfcuccd TO be hung on the
18th Of December.
sAa FRANcIsco, November l5.-Leters from Gems
Alvarez and Diaz, November 5, State four vessels
Of The French feet had left that port and the garrison
now c5uSiSts Of $50 News Of the capture OIL
Oaxaca BY the liberals is confirmed. Another nc
count says three vessels Of TIE French feet proceeded
from Acapulco to Muzltan 10 withdraw the French
troops from the latter place and carry them to San
Bias Gen Alvarez had lis headquarters three miles
: from Acapulco which place he expected to capture
soon having received from San Francisco battery OF
( riaed cannon accompanied BY twelve American vet
eran gunners
/ EsIE, Pa, November l4-An accident Of serious
nature occurred the Erie and BEiao railroad yes
terdaY Five persona were killed and City wounded.
! WAsHIXGroE November 14.--So far as heard from,
no mcteoric phenomena was seen IN this region last
night.
WAsHIxoros. November notwithstanding the
efforts Of Col But to be renstated IN LIS former po-
stion as United States marshal of the eastern district
of Louisiana, NJ. Mckee his SUCCESSOR will be re-
tanned.
has received notice to leave here the 10th OF De-
cember for his new pesition-mnister TO Portugal
His successor will be here 1T that time
The Mississippi commission, who are mere urging
the release OF Jefferson Davis will remain ul'i te!
have had another interview with the president
Secretary Stanton has, through his counsel entered
plea of net guilty in the suit for trespass brought
against him in the circuit court by ". Z Smlthson,
a banker here who imprisoned during the
WASHINGTON November 16.-The horse fair will
commence on Monday next. Prizes amounting to six
thousand dollars VIII be distributed. Many noted
horses will be present.
WAsu1xGroS, November THE presidents mes
sage is nearly completed portion OF It was read to
the cabinet Yesterday. He is urged to recommend
universal amnesty and partial suffrage but 1t is under
soed be will adhere lis formerly expressed con-
yictons.
FoRrnEss MosRor, November l6.Jeferson Davis
has been emoyed from his classmates to more commo-
dions apartments in Carroll hall.
BALr1MoRE, November 14.-The horse fair in this
city attracts much attention. The celebrated horses
Patchen and Dexter wl contest for premium OF four
thousand dollars to-day.
The police difficulty has been finally settled by the
old police force reporting, through their marshall to
the new commissioners The old board will turn over
the books and other property az soon as they can ad
lust and close the business of the department.
BALTIMORE, November II, cvenng.-Plre horse fair
largely attended to-day, five thousand persons be
ing present The great Of to-day was for purse
OF four thousand dollars, between the celebrated
horses Dexter, Silus Rich AID Patehen. The race
q was won by Dexter in three straight heats Time
+ 2:3I-2:2l& -2:253. yE u-
BALTNoRE November I3.--IIand and Woods, OF
the old board Of commissioners formally surrendered
, everything to the commissioners who have fully
q entered on their duties at the commissioners office,
where they to-day receiving numbers OF apPiica-
g tions for Office #.r
BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE horse fair VAS yeF
largely attended. Gen. Grant was present, also, q.
s confederate Gen Joe. E. Johnson who exchanged
greetings with Grant.
q CiNeiSsAEI, November I5-The society of tie
army Of Tennessee reassembled this morning, ard
elected officers for the ensuing year. Gen. Rawlns
- was elected president The greater portion Of he
proceedings occupied in discussing the propoed
monument to Gen. Mcpherson.
NEW ORLEAHs, November l3--Gotton, duh md
easier; sales OF 1000 bales; low mddling, S4@;5e.
: lliddIing Sec Receipts 400 bales. Gold, 144a.
J. New ORLEANS November 1.-THE steamer Henry
0 Won Phul from St. Louis for New Orleans, with $500
bales of cotton, burned short distance above Don
aldsonyiIlc early yesterday morning. -Four persons
are missing supposed to be either drowned burned
0 NEW ORLEANS, November l4.--Cctton sales 1886
&. bales; low middling 32@35ci receipts 27oQ bales
i Gold 1861
A private dispatch from one Of the leading commits
Is sion houses in New Orleans, dated the 18th, to
heiF friends in this place, quotes cotton at 3l4: 10
low niddng,
NEW ORLEANS, November ia premium Of
!, gold medal will be awarded to the champion base bal
n club open clubs in any Of the States Of the south
vest to take place at the grand fair at New Orleans
commencing on the 20th inst.
Cotton weak; sales 200 bales; low middling 500
SSe; receipts 400 bales Gold 1885, New York ex
/ change 1GgIc premium.
3, NEW 0hLENRs, November l6-Cotton irregular ans
lower; sales, 22Oo bales; low midding, Sl@32c.
receipts during the week, % 600 bales against % co.
5, tile week previous exports, 1880; stock on hand
$ l47300 Gold, I43a; New York exchange, 3@ac
premium.
Private dispatches from New Orleans Of the 10th
/ quote actual sales at 29@30e. for low mdjliug, ant
IS difficult to make NJ that
e NEW 0RtEASs, November l7.-Cotton steadier
sales 24e9 bales; low miidIing. 3I@32c; receipts
!, $500 bales. Cold 43i New Yori; exchange u to 3c
= pFcnfam.
CABLE DISPATCHES
i LIVERPOOL, November I3.-Stoe1 Of cotton il
q port ESQ 900 bales, of which geo coo are American
Twenty five persons persisted in collicry explosion
10 near Newcastle ~ t-t
All legitimate encouragement has been oficiall,
r promised the delegation in behalf of Nicaragua
trade
) The Paris correspondent of the London Times say.
l. the emperors health has much improved
The popularity OF the queen Of Spain is decreasing
among her subjects. She recently kissed at thu
theatre.
= A Vienna dispatch says baron Buestas entry int
the cabinet has strengthened the Austrian policy 0
It cancellation toward hungary.
j. The cholera has ceased Brest.
The ship Marietta, from New Orleans has arrived a
= Gibraltar.
g LIVERPOOL, November 14-Cotton heavy and irreg
= ular sales to-day COCO bales
2 LIVERPOOL, November Is evening Cotton opened
u duh prices declined fully ID uPlands I'D. sale
u 1900 bales
i LIVERPOOL, November l6, poou-short time move
IF men Is extending again among the cotton mills 0
r Lancashire
# LivEnrooL, November l6,nisht-saies Of cotton
It to-day lO,006sbales; upaads 14d.
n LosDoN November l3.-The Admiralty has resolved
% to keep strong force Of gunboats in the Chimes,
J. waters for thesuPpression praces.
The jamaica committee have unanimously resolved
i to indict Gov. Eyre for murder.
J The question pending between the United States
Il and Frazier, Trenholm 1: Co. has been amicabv set
tied, whereby the vesselin dispute nov lying at Liv
erpool, and all other property have been released
y The English people and government seem inclined
to settle the Alabama claims if the demand is made
n by the United States government
it LONDON November ConsoIs %; u S. 5-20s
neg
LoxDos, November l6.-Consols %; L. s. !. 90
d 69ac.
> LoHpoN November Is, night.-The morning Her
aid, government organ, urges the arbitration Of tbs
question pending between England and the Unite,
States Q. S. Consul Morse publishes letter explain
ing the agreement between the American government
and Frazer, Trenholm &Co. He says that the title 0
4 the United States to all Confederate property is there
in fully recognised and sad property is subject tc