The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-04

rnna VIII A. tes 10 the ODD has arr y. from
49, cpn,,,narced Favorab1e r3patfar n harvest
a7 storm ergr known IN London man, !eSs taqn
s,4o strne ard u1rh dnmaoe dana '1Hallgs
Yybofera in s,,nthern italy virnIent and
W,s1s1varoN sentenher . C,ran, It,'eadlhss,
/ ,t,- clerks ont of orc bn,area 81 rus "'s ofderci
INV aenartment to he djsclarped '0''' IN the
The Henry Cbauncey from Asnnvou
million three hundred ana three thoIss ' ~ one
| treasure @osafs IN
/ New ORLEANS Sent. o-ghittv i,tor-,o.
i yellow fever vesterday-amonr them Tom Tvs E:s ron
i nueilist and lieutenant Merornde If w. the
/ Mabaska "oHead
The official order relieving Sheridan ,vo.
tbis mornn., at Laafenarters Con Cn a%s teeeIsed
teeorapbed for Upon his arrival Gen as been
t,ke his danartura Cnlnnala ForsvtL sl4a viii
/ Moore aecomnonv him 'a'a and
NFw YorK Sent Bank statausrt-1o.
creased % 500 600 snece increased n 90 n de-
cnation decreased sac 0Oo. denoss CIR,
~ ooo Iarol tanf,are fncrnssad e. 90 nnn y,
WAsHISGToN Sent 2-Nine regular snrroont .=
died within three weeks. oO'HS nave
simon Cameron fayors imnaachmont
Revenue receipts to. day million and half dol,...
Maxinilians ,donted heir vonne TtnrhiI @s.:atS
Grand mother is on Georretown Heipbts WIN DIS
The chance in the cotton tax from three n
q half cents GOES into effect to-day. u"
Panama dates Of the 23l state that = rovot.ta
restore Mosouera had been discovered and tSo 70
arrested Cholera was diving out in Nicarogns Eases
sin racing in some Of the districts The p ~
/ f4onaress viii al]ow snaniars n raT,ai - = = IVAN
try Anprehensons Of the return of Tho sroi, soa4
were dissipated and work on the batteries snsnI9
Furious storm at VALPARAISO. Shipping and dHli;
damaged, one BARK wrecked and ten lives lost Ms
! guerra was TO be tried for treason.
| LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2-Riyer rising with thraa IT,
nine inches wafer in the>caroI s't
| RICHMOND, Sept. John Cady a soldier If ii,
18th United States infantry cut his throat ut taaS
quarters this morning He was from Newark N
Applications for bankruptcy in Virginia durng H.
last week exceeded the total number made suro tb
BANKRUPT law passed
WAsHINGToS Sent 2-Tbe President annoinedt
day Judge L. D. Evans collector of internal reyann
for the fourth district of Texas and Col Minor ~
Ohio collector of customs for Galveston
Gov Parsons of Alabama Ind an interview yiA r
the President to-day touching the election ordered b
Gen. Pope on the first of October.
Amnesty rulnors gain strength It is confdent i
stated the matter will come before the G,hna4 =
morrow
WAsu,sGros Sent. 3-Tbe amnesty question u -
fore the Cabinet this morning The President hona3
last nirlt that It would be disnosed of to-day
Abundance If coal has been discovered in Colora3 Y
One vein fifty miles north of Fort Uniopsis ten ese
thicl ertendinp fifty square miles and equal ID tfa
host p;ttshnrp coal :
Gt1yFsroS Senten,ber 3-Feyer ,fnabated M
powo army snrunon is very low and Doctor td,
od,al diroc,or has ta,an tho fsarar Con pntn
hp11nh n mi pliI
and fs nurse taken the fever last night Ha hoe tl
gran7n1 to remove the beadopartars Of tho F;fts nj
tS;nt r. Galveston -.
Iiont Carrp.eo,- has beex annotated ~ - barra
Of tha Freedn,nn's Rnrnan vica Kirthan Nod
New ORLEANS September 3-The Times Of th4
morning in review of the yellow fever in this eisY
saws during the last half of the month of Au4rst
four natives of the State died Thn.1aree meiorif5
deaths foreign. Interments- Yesterday TWENTY-FIVE
LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Gov. Helm being toe.
unwell to proceed to Frankfort to be Installed as Gov
ernor the Inauguration ceremonies were nerformpd at
Ezabethtown. Helm in his inaugural returns heart
felt acknowledgements to the people for comforting the
gubernatorial office upon him. and will defend and
MAINTAIN the constitution of Kentucky and of the
United States Says the objects of the democracy are
to save the Constitution and Union and to rescue the
Government from the vandal grasp of the Radical Con
gress whose governing principle is rule or ruin En-
treats the people to forget the bitterness of the past
and forgive its error remembering that to err h
man, to forgive divine And then, when we no lon.
ger keep the heel of military Gespot8n upon the pea
pie in ten sister States we may cry against tue
oppression of England against Ireland Russia against
Poland, and Austria against Hungary; but the world
will think may well be silent till then He de-.
nounces the action of Congress in excluding the Ken.
lucky delegation Referring 70 the negroes he says
we should treat them humaneiy and kindly and strive
TO better their condition aud make them useful citizens
They must understand, however that white men will
rule Kentucky. We are not yet sunk SO low as to
consent to be govern ed by negroes IN conclusion be
says there are no secessoniss among US; we are al
for the Union aud the Constitution, and let not tue
true of the country give comfort to its enemies
fooishy by fighting the dead issues of the past
W.su,xGTox Sent 3-Gront was afsa,t rro, tha
Cabinet meeting which lasted two hours -
Bv the President OF the United Stats proclama-
lion.
Whereas bv the constitution of the ITnited States
the executive mower is vested in president of the
United States of America who il hnnnd nv solemn
oath faithfully to execute the office of Presiden, and
to-the best Of his ability t. preserve nrntect and de-
tend the constitution Of the United States and il
~ the same instrument made -comn,o]er.incbi4fo If
the army and navy of the United states and is re-.
1uired to take core that the laws he faithfully pre
suted: and
Whereas h, +1o soo,o -4;+,,.; :; :; a;44
that said constitution and fhe laws Of The ITnited
States which shall be made IN prsuance thereof SINH
De the supreme law of the land and the inares in
every State shall be bound thereby. and
Whereas in and by the same constitution the ig-
lical mower of the United States i vested in one Sn
oreme Court and in such inferior courts ~ Conore
nsv fron, tma tn t;nro or,la;n and ortatl;t az ,h
aforesaid judicial mower is declared n oxtpnd ii III
Eases in law and equity ARISING under the constitution
he laws of the United States and the treaties which
shall be made under their authortv and