The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-06

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Markets.
NEW York, January 80, noon.-Cotton firm a
quiet at Sac foE.middlfng uplands. Gold 1851.
New YORK; January 80, evenng.-Cotton9 quiet b
firm; sales 1or bales; nladling uplands SIC. We
steady; sales 200 900 poiin ds aS a5063 for domes
fleece, 74@75c. for pick locks 2s@2s9c. for Tex
and 47@50c. for pulled. Gold at last Board IS
Money closed unchanged and easy at 6007c. on go
ernments and stock collaterals; prime discounts "a
per cent. Gold closed at l34a ...as
New ORLEANS, January 30.--Cotton unchanged
sales 5000 bales; low mddling 81 (0319c; middlir
32@324c.; receipts $3.50 bales; exports 244. Flour
stock light; superfne Sl2; extra So 50@l6 0
Corn easy at 81 121(91 25. Oats higher and stoe
light, 9Oc. Hay firm at $33 O0@35 co. Pork du
and lower, 1913. Bacon-market bare ; shoulder
123c.; clear sides 1Sc. Gold 134a. eare a
New YORK, January 81, noon.-Stock market
shade better than at the opening. Gold 1859
l. New YORK, January 81, evening. Cotton dull an
dropping; sales $50 bales; middling uplands "a,
Gold 1851 - -. ~-. .af ...@.r H. 49, +..E i
New ORLEANS, January 3l-Cotton dull and nom
nal; sales 1850 bales; low niddlng 314c.; middng 8
@S21c.; receipts 1000 bales; exports 743 bales
Gold 1851. s ~ ..-.ss ..s-
Gable Dispatches ~ ..5 sz
. LIVERPOOL, January So noon.-Cotton narke
quiet and unchanged; middling uplands steady, thu
opening price being l4sd; sales to-day will not prob
ably exceed 5000 bales
| LONDON, January 80, noon.-U. S. 5-2o's 7o4 Con
soils quiet and unchanged at 80 SIG.
FLORENCE, january 3O.-Admiral Pessano has beer
acquitted of the charges Of cowardice and placed or
trial for incompetency and disobedience to his supe
rior officer :. e, :.
VIENNA, January 3O--The surveys and boundary
between the territories of Austria and Italy are com
pleted. ... ...
ATHENS, January 30-It is Gen. Kalergis, and not
mic, .l>a,, +I.',, Ia,
States . se.>.
.,. Miscellaneous.
SAVANNAH, January So Further troubles on
Cheevers plantation, South Carolina. The negroes
refuse to vacate contract. collision had occur
red, in which Lieut.. Lemon, of the bureau was shot
in the arm, who returned the fire, killing a negro
is reported the negroes have Capt Brandt prisoner
Col Sibley, with seventy men, has gone the scene
WASHINGTON, January 3o.-A special dispatch says
it is noticeable that the dominant party breaking
into clques, and one portion of it daily becoming
more intimate with the President '..F
Gen. Grant has been summoned by the ordinance
committee.
New YORK, January 3O-The Times Washington
special says it has the best authority for saving the
letter to the London Times from its Washington cor
referred to in cable dispatch the other
day contains nothing of the kind attributed to it. In
conversation with the President he did not refer to
Congress at ALL
The impeachment committee of the Southern Re-
publican Association has prepared partial list of wit
lesses in the impeachment case and will soon suggest
heir programme of investigation Of the charges
Washington special dispatches say the Kansas Lee
5islature will undoubtedly strike ''wite" from the
franchise laws
An autograph letter from Juarez dated DURANGO
January lst, expresses friendness to the United
ates and gratitude for sympathy aud encouragement
lie approves sedgwick S measures at Maamoros pre-
enting Ortega's raid.
Miscellaneous
WASHINGTON, January 3i.-General Gusts Lee has !
eclined the presidency of Maryland Agricultural |
ollcge.
\ resolution has been introduced into the Pennsyl
ania Legislature laudatory Of President Johnson's
consistency Ill opposition to dsunonss Of all classes
The Conservatives are earnestly and hopefully at
ork in Washington.
The statements telegraphed North of basis of
'mpromlse pro ect are merely speculative
General Gems Mississippi bureau report, for De-
'mber says the demand for labor has induced negro
Wages SIS per month, with rations
'arters and medicine. 1899 rations were issued
ring the month.
Detective General Lieut.. Baker is in the city it is
derstood, to testify for impeachment regarding the
HALIFAX, January 3l.-Tle Africa, from Liverpool,
tn, has arrived.
Fourteen feet snow in some parts of Denmark.
New YORK, January 3l.-Arrived: the Henry
auncey, from Aspinwall, with 81, 00O, 900 in specie
I'M California.
Panama dates to the 23d state the allied fleet was at
'lparaiso. The Brazilian army had gained some II
Vantages. The Mcndosen revolution was not spread !
Congressional. !,
WASHINGTON, January 3O.-Senate-The finance q
nmttee have almost unanimously instructed their +
'irman to report adverse to the gold bill. This W
'bably ends congressional interference with gold s.
session.
The Senate postotfce committee will report the r.,
use postal bill without amendment. .,
4ouse.-The bill fixing salaries of revenue cutter RI
vice. captains $780, eutenans aud chief engineers re
oo; second lleutenans and first assistant engineers
100; third llentenants and second assistant engineers
100. Passed.
he committee on foreign affairs was instructed to f
ure into the expectancy of congressional declara- an
tnat Naturalization exempts from military service nj
ativc government. p
tevens introduced school bill for the Distrct Con t.
IS to pay onethird the expenses and no one tn ::
who neglect sending their children or wards to or
DOL Read twice and referred to District committee
he bill regulating Indian affairs elected long of
nte. ~
communication relative to affairs in Texas from "'
Secretary OF War; was referred to the reconsruc- If
committee. =:
he House then went into committee on annronr,. III
9. Amendment adopted striking out Legation at the
1e alter the present year Subsequently, provision vii
made for Cousu at Rome with an amendment wa
ring that Consus be native naturalsed citizens hi
pied. -''
!. am
ne committee printing instructed to inquire to
nat authority Government advertisements were
ished in the Republican. Adjourned tho
credentials Of John A. Winston. If
tor from Alabama, tabled. The Nebraska w,s
was read ordered printed and laid on the table wet
e Pacific steamship mail company petition to be evn
sed from touching at the Sandwich Islands obs
e finance committee reported adversely to the on;
- ooiu Jill 1oeIlale IA session toh1Shs. faci
IL PARDosED.-The following is a list of the Con- anu
ates from Louisiana who have been pardoned by sui
resident, and the parties upon whose recommen- naS
II they were pardoned: hlo
L. Brent rebel brigadier general recommended VINO VINO
ederck F. Low, Governor of California, aud six aet
others Aux
N Coprod roho, ,o, e &C., loco
,dra o,d CO., Jvor "9'N''' ~ w. a br
n. H. Chase, resigned United States army, 1856 pau
NJ. NJ. DALEY and VIM. B. Sullivan, naval officer. 'De
Orleans.
L. Gibson, rebel brigadier general; by Governor tt
and R. L. Marshall CONS
orge W. Gregor blockade runner by Governor New
unde
W. Hunter, ex-lieutenant United States navy Y,
= ~ r. yoh'son and GOV. Wells. ..- ley T
U. Hebert, rebel brgadier general; by General dav
Ii. Thomas and Gen. Granger. the
'ry I. Hayes rebel major general; by Governor uDon