The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
For the South Western.
Markets.

New YORK October 8, evening Money narke
closer this afternoon aud very active but rates IN
changed Gold advanced on the war-he news iron
Europe. Foreign exchange dull. Government seeu
rites closed heavy and lower. Sub-rreasury balance
Sl07, 900, 900.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3.-Sales of cotton 3ol
bales market easier; low mddling l7!@lSc.; receipt
! $50 bales Sugar dull and only retail trade. Mo
lasses-Cuba held at soc; Louisiana 75e Flour &C
tive and advanced 25@50c.; superhne $40 10 an'
choice $l3 50@14 80. Corn unchanged; 81 40 TO
white. Oats Soc Pork dull at $40 IS. Bacon
shoulders l4a@I5 aud clear sides l9c. Lard firm
terces Is and key Ice Gold IA. Sterling 5oIg5o
New York sight f9ct premium =.
New ORLEANS, October Cotton sales $50 bales
fair demand low middling l74@lSc.; receipts llst
bales and exports 1919. Flour hello 25(@5oc. higher
superfine sll. Corn unchanged, 81 70. Pork dul
aud dropping; nominal at s26 so. Bacon-shonlder
5@l51 and clear sides l94c.; sugar-cured hams very
scarce, 27@271c. Lard quiet but firm ut l3c COX
IA. Sterling 56695S; New York sight ! f}ct pre-
MUM. Cotton sales for the week 1925 bales; receipts
for the week 1862 bales; exports fer same time 4294
stock 10 ,5l2 bales.
| NEW YoRK, October noon.-Cotton dull middllns
upands POE.
| New York, October =, noon.-God l4459l4o::'
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
New ORLEANS, October 5.-Prces, Texas beeves
first quality, s45; choice Texas cattle, S50@6O seconc
quality, s25(040; third quality sl5@20. Yearlng5
|
2346 Texas beeves, and 1900 calves and yearllnss
Sales-l993 beeves and 500 calves and year'g5
Stock on sale-950 bceves, and $50 calves
Gable Dispatches.
FLORENCE, October 3-Oflicial dispatches published
to day have nothing of affairs at Rome, but confirm
tie revolt at Viterbo.
LONDON, October 4-Garbald, without giving pa
role was sent home to Caprera, whence he made his
escape but was again arrested OIL tie main land and
| ha,. 70 t,o island whore he
A dispatch from Alexandria announces the arrival
there of the steamer Quaker City, with the American
excursonsts. Capt. Duncan telegraphs that the qua
ker City will leave Alexandria OH the 7h illst and
will reach Gibraltar on the 9th, when he Will sail fcl
home.
1t is said Sir Angus ayet, the present British Min
lister Florence will be appointed Ambassador to the
United States to ELL the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Sir Frederick Bruce.
The committee appointed to examine into the affairs
of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad of America
have returned and made their report which is well re-
ceived by the stockholders of the road.
Victor Emanuel has appealed to the Great Powers
to be released from the treaty stipulation binding him
in maintaining the integrity of Papal dominion:
The rebels hold many posts in Vierbo, and await
the attack of the Pontifcal troops.
LONDON, October t. milnigh t.-Ga1ibaldi issues an
address, urging his friends to go to Rome Garibadl
meeting held at Turin.
1t is reported the Papa troops had been beaten at
Vaguerea.
LoSDoS, October 5.-Consols 9is. United States
bonds us.
Miscellaneous.
ALBANY, N. Y October s.-IIoratio Seymour WAS
chosen president of the Democratic Convention. lie
said in his speech referring to the proceedings of Con-
gress such action revoution-not to divide but
to destroy the cOuntry-and the people would turn
and crush it, He opposed the Republican policy, de-
nounccd its official conception and closed with ap
ITunn IF thp and the salvation
of the country. The convention adjourned till to-
New ORLEANS, October 4-Inerments from yellow
fever for the twentyfour hours ending O'Clock this
morning 75--an increase of 9 over the previous day.
The weather turned cold last night-chlly and
rainy.
Special orders one hundred and ifty-four, dated the
Sd, discharges the boards of registry excepting the
cairmen of the The latter will assume charge
of the registration lists books and papers pertaining to
thier boards and bring or forward them to district
headquarters. No unnecessary delay in the prepare
ton of jury lists will be allowed and the chairman Of
the board is held responsible fer the execution Of the
foregoing.
Judge Abel, counsel for Henry Smith, accused Of
perjury fled his exceptions yesterday to the case be-
ing tried before Assistant Recorder Dunn ohe Second
District Court. Dunn is negro, lately elected by the
new council Judge Abel i'll his exceptions, sets forth
that Dunn, being negro, is not recognised by the
laws OF Louisiana citizen, and he is not, legally,
officer of Justice Dunn overrulcd the exception,
tried the and discharged the prisoner The prose
cutting Witness refusing to take the stand or be
while negro was acting Recorder, asked if he
intended to insult the Court, and repiied he did He
fined S25
WASHINGTON, October 5.--Infornlation, under date
OF Liverpool, Sept II, has reached official quarters
showing that the spr wheat crop of the United
Kingdom is short in quantity and quality. Yield 90
per cent below average.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-lnternentS from yellow
fever for the twenty-our hours ending 6 O'Clock this
morning 50.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 5.-Returns from 81
counties (about half the Sate) have been received.
The vote for convention IL ,000 more than the
required half.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Thc steamer Wesser, with
Liverpool dates to the gath, has arrived Financial
custom agents at Naples have been dclrauding the
government at the rate of 3D,GJ0,OOO francs during
the past six years
KEY WEST, October 1.-The admiralty court allowed
% per cent average the George Cromwell. Amount
ST. 900
WasHSGros', October 5.-In consequence of heavy
and pension payments and light revenue receipts
the debt statement shows increase of two and half
millions. The Secretary anticipated heavier receipts
during the current month, and thinks that the next
monthly statement will snow decrease of several
millions.
Stanberys opinion sustans the State courts in issu
Ing wrlts OF habeas corpus where soldiers and sailors
tohNNtHCd' III hSCoiu diCe Will IillS OpllOn, De-
cretary Wells has ordered Commodore Selfridge to
obey the writ, and produce in the sailor Wells
previously directed Selfrdge to resist the writ by
force, if necessary.
Commissioner Rollins has written letter, stating
that by the law atlavs of all kinds are relieved from
stamp duty.
Debt bearing coin interest increased thirty and |
half millions; bearing currency interest," decreased
S34, 100000; matnred but not presented, decreased
Sl250,0O bearing interest decreased ST $50 900
Coin in the Treasury increased So O35 OOO currency
decreased So, 100000 Total debt increased s. 4e4,-
300
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The State Department
has Geographic advice5 of General Roussetus arrival
1t Nancouvers lsland-all well.
General Sheridan has arrived.
HAVANA, October 5.-Dates from the City of Mexi-
to the 2Sh ultimo and Vera Cruz to the ID instant
state that the United States steamer Yuntic was de-
aimed at Tampco, owing to the scarcity of water on
he bar, and at last obliged to go to Vera Cruz
The funeral Of celebrated heroes and great mill
AIRY review was to take place at Vera Cruz OH the 2
md Sd October.
Rafael Garcia was made governor and military COM
nander Of Puebla on the list ut.
United States minister Plumb arrived at Vera Cruz
he s7th.
CLEVELAND, October 6.-Chase was enthu<ias tically
eceived and made very brief speech in the course
If which he said cit would be mere aectation, if
IN an occasion like this, should refrain saving bide
n the faith and cherish the sympathy you have so
Sftn, boon T