The south-western., 1866-08-08

Sales 75o bales. Low middIing 98@S5c. Receipts
395 bales. Gold l44.
The thermometer to-day stood at SO deg, Fahren-.
beit in the shade Advces from the interior report
cotton doing finely Planters feel little alarm about
worms.
TFRoM OUR EXTRAS.
JACKSON, MISS, August 1.-The Atlantic cable is
omen for public business. Charges from any station
in America to any station in Great Britain, twenty
words or less including address and signature. go
sterling; each additional word, el sterling. TO any
station on the continent, 921 2ls; any station in
Africa Asia or Indn, hundred letters or less, |
f25 25s. The letters in words over twenty to be
counted and divided by five, and each FIVE or irac' /
tionaI remainder to be charged as cne word.
New York July 81 evening. l49. Cotton
Sales 1900 bales Receipts for the week
at all p0rts 5000: exports for the week from all ports
to Great Britain So co.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, evening Cotton frm
Sales go bales Low middling 84@36c. Receipts
for three DAYS 84S bales; exports 53SS bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 8o.-Saes Of cotton y, 2,ooo bales,
market closing firm.
LONDON July 30.-Consois Tor money eot' u ..
5-2Os g.
NEW YoRK, August /, aoon.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed. Gold l49.
The Herald has the following special telegram:
LoNDoN, July 3O.-At the great reform meeting
held to-day there were so 600 present, and resolutions
we're adopted declaring want of faith IN the Derby
ministry.
The Tribune's London special SAYS peace was GER
tain at Berlin Saturday Prussia carries all her
noints The Austrian naval victory overrated.
New YORK. August 2, noor.-Demand Tor cotton
light. Midding Orleans 3S@39c. Gold l4S4.
ST. Paul, MINI, August 1.-The democratic State
convention elected delegates to the Philadelphia con-
vention and passed resolutions in favor of the lmme
dute admission of the southern States TO the Union
MApsoN Wis, August 1.-The convention to-day
elected delegates to the Philadelphia convention, in
cuding senator Dootle.
WAsnINGroN, August John Ross chief of the
Cherokee Indians, died here Yesterday
HAREGs0NBURG Pa, August 2-Ihe soldiers con-
ventiou adopted resolutions endorsing the presidents
policy, and the course Of senators Buckaew and
Cowan.
Naw YoRK, August 3, eyening.-Nineteen cases
and four deaths from cholera Brooklyn from noon
Yesterday to noon to-day, Cotton lower. Midding
CLEANS SIC. Gold l48.
New DREAMS, August 8.--Coton firm and I'M
changed, Sales to-day 9C0 bales; sales yesterday
229 bales
Martial law has been Withdrawn. Several members
of the convention have been indicted by the grand
jury and arrested.
0rrowA, CANADA, August 81 Information has
reached tile government Of another Fenan movement,
under Gen Dick Taylor. severe struggle is e1-
pected
LONDON, August 1.-Cousols closed at 88ti U. s.
5-20S at 681
LIVERPOOL, August 4.--SOltOH tU-udS luleu Steduy
Sales 10000.
New YoRK, August 3, noon.-God 1879 Cotton
quiet Sales 500 bales Mddlihg Orleans 374@3Se
The HeraId's Havana correspondent says another
Spanish feet is about sailing for the South Pacific to
resume operations against the allied South American
republic.
The cable is working very satisfactorily, transmit
ting twelve and half words per minute.
NEW YoRK August 8, evening.-Tbrty cases and
hirt teen deaths from cholera in this city and Brooklyn
yesterday. The disease has broken out in Kings
county, where seventynine cases had occurred within
q week.
Three hundred and twenty-five European emgrants
arrived at this port during the month of July.
Twelve teegrams were received at this Office yes.
erday for Europe, costing thirteen hundred dollars
in gold.
Cotton declining; figures unchanged. Gold l48,
New ORLEANS, August 3.-Cotton easier Sales
400 bales. Middling 39c.; low mddling S4@36c.
Receipts for the week 1888 bales; exports 7497 bales
Stock 6s, lis bales. Gold l4tF.
New ORLEANS, August 4.-Gen. Sheridan, to-day
issued the following:
General Orders No. 15
"In consequence of unfounded rumors circulating
in reference TO the military in the city OF New
Orleans it is deemed necessary to announce publicly
that martial law will be continued and enforced so far
as may be required for the preservation of the public
peace and protection of life and property"
WASHINGTON Aug. "A statement of the public
Cebt, made on the lSt instant SHOWS a tOaI oeDt
over two billions six hundred thousand dollars. The
amount OF cash in the treasury, including sixty-one
million in coin, is hundred and thirty-seven
millions. Reduction OF debt since LIST Aug, 1868,
amounts to one hundred and twenty-four millions.
NEW YORK, Aug 4, noon--Gold l47-'S. Cotton
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, August 3, evening.-Cotton sales for
the week ending Thursday IL 900 bales sales to-day
1000 bales MddIing upliuds Id, being decline
Of IL IRON last quotations by cable.
LONDON, August 3, morning There is no political
news Of real Importance to-day. The closing price
for eonsos for money was 87f; .. s. 52o's closed
at SO.
New YORK, August 4, evening.-Cotton unchanged.
Gold l474
New ORLEANS August 4, evenng-Cotton quiet
Sales 1000 bales Receipts 100 bales. Low middling
33@35c.
New YoRE August 5-A special telegram to the
Herald, dated London, August 3 SAYS martial law has
been proclaimed in lower Austria, aud also in Venetia
Prussia and Wurtemberg. peace conference meets
at Prague where the following preiminares will be
approved; Austria to withdraw from the GermaniC
confederation lose Veueta and her por ion Of Schles
wig and HoIstein and pay million dollars expeose
of the war; the German States north of the Main to
form union, under the guidance OF Prussia and the
States south of the Main to form an independent
union
LIvERpooL, August Cotton market without al
eration and has been dull od4y. Sales 5000 bales
without alteration in prices.
IoNDoN, August 3, evening.-Consols for money IS ;
ive-twenues, 691.
LONDON, August 4.-Nothing of political interest
to-day. Consols 8lJ five-twenties 6St
LIVERPOOL. August 4-Cotton fat. Sales 5000
bales MddIing uplands Al.
The COMING INTESTINE Waffle Rev. Horace
Greeley calls Sir. Raymond's disclosures Of the bloody
plans of the radicals, " Chinese thunder" Mr.. BAY
mond in an editorial in the Times retorts crushingy
The mutterings of the storm which heralded the re-
belIion were, in the Tribunes judgment merely Chi-
nese thunder" The firing at fort Sumter was only
going beating" to be laughed of little moment.
Through all the early stages of the our eotempo-
rary displayed the same foolish bravado-the same
Inability comprehend tokens of danger the same
dishonest desire TO oelitt.a them. For months, ID
zsstaed lie most valoroas airs being always ready
aE any moment Euaerlase the suppression Of the
rebellion b contract. At length Consciousness OF
. danger e4He and then where was tae Trbuue2 On
i,s knees pleading for peace, down upon IFS marrew
bones ecloag the prayers Of Colorado 5eae for an
absud9n2eat Of the struggle for tie Union; running
ia adright to Niagara 90 ho5noo with the Ihomp-
sons and Sanderges Of the rebellion, aud to patch
rp the terTae q 81 inClor.ous surraodar