The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-19

The Grecian legation has arrived, and will be pre-
! sented tomorrow.
The motion for new trial in the Conorer case has
been abandoned and lie leaves for Albany penitenary
tonight.
WASHINGTON, June 1s-Aaron won the fight III
Sixtyseven rounds. The light was desperate Golyer5
| face is jellied.
| AcQUIA CREEK, June I3.-The prze-fght party ar
rived at o'clock The ring erected on the hill
near the river. Three hundred people were in the
amphtheatre. There was outrageous conduct on the
boat coming down the river. Robhesy breaking into
store rooms, &C., and number Of persons were bold
lly robbed Wm. McMullen, referee. states the fight
lasted an hour and fifty inmates. Sixty-aeven rounds
were fought in the most desperate manner BY Colyer.
Aaron stood the defensive, playing drop Collyes
up boldly until time called for on the sixty
eighth round, when his strength failed.
! WASHINGTON, June I3-Suuatts trial progresses.
The panel viii most probably be completed to-day.
The Intellgeneer which is regarded as the Ex-
ecntive organ has authority for the statement that at
a very recen. meeting of the Cabinet it was decided
that the military officers in command Of the ten
represented Southern States divided and have no
power to civil officers deriving their authority
from the State governments, as now organised The
question, understand, before the Cabinet had more
Immediate reference to the removal OF the Governor
and other civil officers by Sheridan but Of course will
apply to the action of the other four eommanders,
No doubt the forthcoming opinion of the attorney
General in accordance with the reasoning Of which
1t IS understood the QecS0u referred TO- II arrived at
will fully nstfy the legality and propriety of this de-
termination. zt need scarcely be suggested that the
issuing of orders replacing the deposed officer, which
may become necessary consequence of this decs-
ion of the Attorney General, would be no good ground
for application the part of Gen. Sheridan to be
relieved from the position he held; much less would
it warrant the inference that the Administration con.
templates desires his removal for his errors We
feel authorised extent, BY the speculatons OF
Radical journals upon this point, however they may
be attempted be supported by imagined political
maneuvres of either friends or enemies of the Gener
al to say they are wholly without foundation.
AcQUIA CREEK, June 13.--Immediately after the
ascent of the sponge Aaron tainted in the ring and
was laid side by side with Collyer. Aaron had three
ribs broken in the fourth before the last round
WASHINGTON, June 13 eyening.-It is almost Ger
tain that the acts of District Commanders wherein
they have transcribed the omnation Of the law will
be reversed and the power of the provisional govern
ments be restored and that the functions of the pro
vsional governments will hereafter only be removed
by court martial act Of Congress This is the de
cson Of the Cabinet, Stanton only dissenting by ST
lence. The probable resignation OF District Gomuan
ders under these feversas and etrain discussed
and such action was apprehended and depored. The
point slade however, that these District Gnmman-
ders were soldiers duty, and that however unpleas
snt the duty, they not abandon their posts.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $340,G0o. The
total customs from the first to the eighth reach nearly
three millions
from San Luis Potosi the 28sh which states Juarez
iects the terms proposed By Macmillan made at the
Interview with Eseobedo. On the reception Of the
lection, Maximiaa, Meiia and Miramon placed
lin separate cells and the guard doubled. The letter
expresses little hope for Maxmilian's safety.
Washington specials to the Baltimore Sun and New
York World say the President will probably assemble
Congress in August by proclamation, to adjust com.
plications under the reconstruction acts.
The Court adjourned on account of the sickness OF
| Iudr uith in patt b9
people indsposed to serve and make all possible
texcuses
WAsn1sGros, June l4.-Roaafo, Mexican Minis
ter has letter dated Tacubaya May Goth, signed BY
Poreiro Diaz, which says that in few days he will
have thirtyfve thousand troops including nine thou
sand cavalry, when he will attack Mexico. None will
escape. Could force the city with the present force,
but lacks cavalry to guard avenues Of escape. Daz
concludes: When you shall have received this let
ter the soil of Mexico will already have beea cleared
of traitors"
ST Louis, June 14.--Wade's party have banquet
Tomorrow and will visit the iron country the
Iron Mountain road.
/ ST. JesEPH, June 14.-The steamer Only Chance
has arrived from Fort Benton, bringing furs petries
and one-half million gold DUST Passed forty upward
bound boats. No trouble from the Indians.
| WASHINGTON, JuEe 14.-Reyenue receipts to-day
I$6s5 ooo.
The Herald and Tribune are furious over the policy
i foreshadoWed by the extract from the Inteigencer
teegraphea yesterday. The Tribune says feel that
the President is treading on dangerous ground not
only for himself, but for the country. The Herald
says Congress must meet in July and it must meet
with the resolute will to carry the
greater and more necessary than of mpeaching
and removing Andrew Johnson from the executive
chair The Times says may be wise to restrain such
removal for the future but il will be grave mistake
to reverse the action taken hitherto and still greater
blunder to remove or punish the oaieers for having
taken such action
All the members but Browning attended Cabinet
meeting to-day.
AUGUSTA, GA, June l4.-Judge Reese, in the Su.
fperior Court to-day, decided that neither at common
law under the code Of Georgia could banhs Of the
State make legal surrender of charter unless accepted
by the legislature. This decision, its effects annus
all attempted surendeIs of banks of the State the
legislature failed to accept in every instance where the
attempt has been made.
RICHMOND, June l4.-The Auditor gives official no
tce that interest on the Virginia State debt will be
payable at the treasury in Richmond the first of
July next the money now being in the treasury to pay
it. 1t is estimated there will be large surplus in the
treasury then the Auditor also states funds have been
remitted to London to pay interest maturing there
July first
j. NJ. Longoon, colored, of Ohio, addressed the ne.
groes here this evening.
1 An IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Washington CORE
spondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette says, in his dis
patch of the 18th instant:
g A case of some interest," and about which there