The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-10

AL - giI IOs IoOS
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
For the uth-Western.l
From our Extras.I
Markets.
/ NEW YORK. July q evening Cotton market easier;
sales 900 bales at 26t926se. for middling uplands.
Gold 1884.
i NEW ORLEANS July 5.-safes of cotton 200 bales
prices dull low middling 23@234c. receipts of the
week 2150 bales against 22l8 last week exports for
the week 1854 bales. Gold 139. Sterling 494@53
New York sight premium.
/ New York, July 5, evening.-Cotton declined
sales 1000 bales at 26c for mddling upands stocks
easier. Gold 13s5.
i New York, July 5, evening.-God 1891 Cotton
dull; mddling uplands 26c.
New YORK, July 6, noon.-Stoeks strong. Gold
i 1881.
New ORLEANS, July Cotton sales 1000 bales
q prices dull and unsettled low middling 2300234c.;
receipts 1873 bales; exports 6s44 bales sugar-only
a retail trade; fair 134c Molasses-market bare.
Flour-stock light single extra $40 7500l1 co. Corn
quiet but frmer; very light stock; mixed 81 III,
and white 81 25(01 80 Oats 7s4@s5c. Pork firm
at S23 Is. Bacon 104, - and l3ac. for shoulders,
ribbed and clear Sides Gold l39
t oKh, July g. HUUu-6Utton firm bit ftiiet;
sales $50 bales at 26@26ac for mddling uplands
The Express money article says money is quiet and
still largely in excess of the demand. The railway
market opened easy, but afterwards improved. Gov
ernments less active but steady. Specie exports to-
day 100000.
Gable Dispatches.
LIvERPooL July /, 3 P.M.-Cotton declined Id; up
lands 105d.
LONDON, July 5.-The grand review at Hyde Park
has been postponed on account of Maximilians exc
cution Great indignation is felt here and on the con
tinent.
VIENNA, July 5.--Thc imperial court is in mourn
ing for Maxmilian.
LONDON, July 5.-The Bank of England holds 90,
100000 bullion.
PARIS July 5-Napoeon has ordered the court in
mourning for Macmillan
LIVERPOOL. duly 5.-Noon estimated sales of cotton
10000 bales, at 10Id. for uplands and Orleans Id
Sales for the week $4,000 bales; stock 7ss,ooo
LIVERPOOL July 6, noon.-Cotton quiet; sales
5000 bales; mddling upands 1O4d. and Orleans lid.
LONDON, July 6.-The Government has released the
convicted Fenan, Condor, through the influence of
Minister Adams
PARIS July 6-It is reported Napoleon has con-
cluded to dsarm 81 1000 of the French army i'm
mediately
LONDON, duly 6, evcnng.-Cousols 945. Bonds 73.
LIVERPOOL, July 6, evening-Cotton unchanged.
Congressional
/ WASHINGTON, July 5.-A resolution was submitted
that legislation be confined to reconstruction and that
bills relating to it only should be acted on. long
debate ensued during which it ranspired that thirteen
senators in caucus voted in favor of universal suf
frage. resolution respecting legislation finally
passed. 1t stated in of debate that Stan
ton wanted no legislation regarding Indians Senate
adjourned to Monday.
Paine moved the rules be suspended for the pur-
/ pose of joint resolution rendering the thanks of
Congress to Gen. Sheridan for his able and faithful
performance of duty. The rules were suspended and
/ the resolution passed.
Joint resolution Of thanks voted to Generals
Sickes, Pope and schofeld.
/ Schenck offered resolution of thanks to Petroleum
V. Nasby and attacking senators for maintaining the
Presidents policy. House adjourned till Monday.
Miscellaneous.
| 'SoUTuwEsT Pass June 29.-Io tile austrian Aa,e-
bassador Washington: have just come in to tee-
graph you of the condemnation and execution Of
I Macmillan President Juarez refused to deliver up
| his body Signedl NED NJ. THEBAUT.
"Captain Austrian Navy"
| WASHINGTON, July 2.-Diplomatic circles intensely
excited over Maximans execution, ,andis universally
denounced.
New ORLEANS, July 4-Business was suspended
and the day generally observed holiday, but
passed off quietly The military paraded the prnci-
pal streets and national salute fred from the
foot of Canal street. The newspapers military offices
and various public and private buildings deco
rated with flags. The foreign consulates displayed
their respective national colors. Those of Austria
and Prussia drapcd in mourning Many holi-
day excursions left the city this morning The streets
| were all crowded with promeuaders
The New York Heralds special from this city of
June g. states that ex-Gov. Wells about to issue
a proclamation declaring Flanders usurper and for
bidding civil officers to obey his orders, and declar
| ing his acts nj Il and void.
The Tribunes special of the same date says that
there five millions of city in circulation and
depreciatng rapidly. These dispatches published
| in the city papers as New Orleans via New York
T, HAVANA, June 29.-J NJ. Morals late senior of
the house of g. II. Morals a. Co.. is new director Of
| the Spanish Bank.
VERA Cruz, June 81. The city is about to capit-
uate Santa Anna is prisoner at Campeachy. I'm
portant documents were found on his person.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The trigate Susque-
hanna, Admiral Porter in command, sailed yesterday
under sealed orders 1t is now known that she will
proceed to Mexico direct.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The Red river levee in
front OF Alexandria, La, gave away on the night of
! the geth of june flooding the lower part of the
! town, but the break was promptly repaired by the
citizens. A dispatch says the only chance of the
town escaping overflow is the fall Of the river.
/ WASHINGTON, July 5-Judge Wayne died to-day.
TIE Cabinet il IN session -to-day In the Senate it
urged that rewards should be offered by the Gov
I ernment for Indian scalps.
Receipts of internal revenue two and half millions.
/ ATLANTA, July Cit is learned at headquarters
here that the statement in Savannah that the board
OF registration had received instruction to register all
who would take the oath is wholly untrue. The law
and printed instruction Of Gen. Pope the only in
structons to boards of registration.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Total registration in Alex
andria, 1900. Three black majority Two hundred
and five challenged and hundred and ninety
six rejected, of whom several were whites
Consul at Kingston reports to the State Hepart-
ment June stb, the prevalence Of yellow fever, cpl
demic and malignant, and quarter of the cases fa
| tai. Mostly confined to unacclimated
/ Papers have been fled in the Attorney Generals
Office looking to the removal of f. J. Herron United
States Marshal for Louisiana.
The prosecution in the Surratt closed to day.
Bradley J. Wade, in the opening speech for the de-
ense reviewed the testimony Of the prosecution to
show the prisoners presence here on April 4th, and
said he could prove that most of the witnesses were
either infamous mistaken. He would prove Sur
raft was not within four hundred miles of Washington
the day ofhe assassination and further, that it
was neither Booth, Surratt Atzerodt who were in
ronto the theatre that night. but that he could pro-
duce the three men referred to on the stand, and
would produce the man who looked into Lincoln's
carriage and the man who called the time, as well
the individual described the vilainous looking
In closing his remarks he said he would also produce
tile original agreement between the assassins, with
their genuine signatures attached, and that neither