The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-27
TELEaRApHIc DISPATCHES.
Markets..

New York, November %, noon.-Gold 14la@
14l5. Cotton dull at 4@l71e for middllng uplands
New ORLEANS November 25.-sugar-demand
good; Louisiana common 81, fully fair II and yellow
| CARRIED Isle Molasses-common 10 and choice 92e.
Flour dull and depressed; lower grades not quoted;
choice sl4 Corn frmer, 81 050l TO- Pork dull at
s22 so asked Lard steady; prime terce Z ana kes
| l3c Bacon dull with only retail business shoulders
r. rib Il and clear Ice eotton,demana lalr pu'
declined; mddling Orleans &c., sales 5000 bales re-
ceipts since Saturday 1874 bales Sterling 5o9o25;
| New York sight for per cent. premium cold l4ot.
| New York, November %, eveung.-Cotton de-
cning to 3c sales 500 bales at Tic tor mdding up
| lands
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-Sugar steady, firm
and unchanged Molasses lower; common, 60 and
| choice S5mS7c. Flour extremely dull; superhne
| ss,75 and choice sl3. Corn dull and unchanged
| Oats firm at soc. Pork dull at S22 So Bacon dun !;
shoulders retailing at 2 and clear SIDES Ioc. Laiu
| prime tierces, 10 and key 134c. Cotton active :;
middling Orleans 16c. sales $500 bses-largest OF
| the season; receipts 4,1S3 bales. Gold l595c'
Sterling 49@53 New York sight par
| Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, November %, noon.-Cotton heavy and
| declining; upands 3-l6 and Orleans sgd
| LIVERPOOL, November Is, P. M.-Cotton heavy
and declined 3D.. uplands ll6 and Orleans 5,l6d;
| LIVERPOOL. November %, evening.-Cotton closed
heavy and Irregular but rather more doing at i-loo
decline; sales 900 bales; uplands and Orleans Sid
Congressional.
| WASHINGTON November 25 u o'clock.-Gailerles
crowded. impeachment Committee stii III session
| The election of Golladay from Kentucky, who was
elected to succeed es, referred to the ccmmttee
on elections Pending the report he was excluded oV
1O5 to 80. The committee entered the house at nan
past IL
ported and referred, for the repeal Vi Ihe oo''ol '
other taxes.
A bill was introduced regarding the navigation OF
rivers flowing into the Gulf of Mexico
The chair announced the committee at half past one
The report OF the committee on impeachment IS de-
laycd There seems doubt Churchill has joined the
impeachers giving them five votes and a majority
Robinson is making fifty minutes speech on his
bill to impeach Minister Adams.
WAsu1NGroN November 25.-Senate.-A petition
from Massachusetts was presented for equal male and
female suffrage.
Military Committee was ordered to enquire into the
expcdiency of reducing the regular army.
Resolution returning thanks to Sheridan, Sickes,
Pope and Schofeld introduced and referred.
Edward Dunbar, editor Of the New York Globe, was
ordered before the bar of the Senate for contempt
Adjourned.
House-A resolution was adopted that commit
tee shall incur expense hereafter without further order
of the House.
Boutwell,, second member of the Judiciary Commit
tee rose to report testimony taken by the committee
| on impeachment, and majority report chairman Will
son Dissenting.
Report prepared by Williams of Pennsylvania.
The summary of the majority report is as follows:
In accordance with the testimonies herewith submit
ted and the views of the law herewith presented the
committee is of opinion that Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, is guilty of high crimes and
msemeanors, in that, sc. 1t closes with the re-
solution: Resolred, That Andrew Johnson be i'm
peachcd for high crimes and misdemeanors.
The report was followed by ming led expressions OF
! applause and disapprobaton, the speaker meantime
using his gavel.
Wilson, chairman, for himself, and Woodbridge,
presented a report which concludes:
1--WE therefore declare that the case before US pre-
sentedEby the testimony and meanured by the law does
not disclose such high crimes and msdemeanors, with
in the meaning of the constitution, require the
constitutional interpo5on of the power the House,
and recommend the adoption of the following:
Resolved, That the Judiciary Committee be dischar-
ged from further consideration of the proposed I'M
peathment Of the President Of the United States, and
that the subject be laid on the table"
Marshall, behalf of himself and Eidridgc stated
they fully concurred in the resolution by chairman Will
son. and also concurred entirely with his argument re-
earding the law of the and the application of the
evidence thereto, but there differences some
points which induced him Mr.. Eldrdge) to submit
third report. The reports all laid the table, ordered
printed and made the special order for "Wednesday of
next week.
A bill to suspend civil officers during impeachment
was referred to the Judiciary Committee. motion
subsequently made by Mr. Blaine, of Maine, to re-
consider the vote Of reference and to table the vote
to reconsider which fastens the bill in the Judiciary
Committee and removes it from the arbitrary controe
of the House, which regarded sort of test
this question. Blaines motion prevailed with but lit
tie opposition indicating the weakness Of the scheme
to suspend before conviction.
Rules were suspended and resolution adopted, de-
claring that in the Judgment Of the House. it is
cessary proceed present with building and equip
ping war ships.
Rules Suspended and resolution offered, declaring
that in the present condition Of finances, further pur
chase of territory is nexpedien and the House holds
itself undeg obligations to vote money for such pur
poses.
A bill declaring St Louis port of entry refer
red to the Committee on Commerce. Adjourned.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-The mpeachers ex-
pect make their strong point against the President
from circumstances connected with the transfer of roll
ing stock to southern railroads.
Baron IIaren, Belgian Secrctay of Legation, was
recently married to Protestant lady by dispensation
from Archbishop of Spauldng. The ceremony was
afterwards performed under protestant forms by order
of the Archbishop. Regret was publicly expressed
lest it should pass into precedent, and the announce
ment made that according to church laws any of the
faithful who presume to get married of the church.
by the very act incur accommodation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Grant's evidence covered