The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-03

TELEGRAPH HIC VS..
For the South Western.]
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
For the South -Westernl
: ~ - = : - Markets.
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton sales 700 bales;
low middIing 24@24ac. receipts for the past three
days 1455 bales. Gold 15s4@lss1.
New YORK. June %, eyening.-Cotton lower; sales
200 bales, at 2e@26ac for middling uplands. Gold
1880
New ORLEANS, June 26.-Cotton sales 1850 bales;
market dull low middling 24gc.; receipts 476 bales
and exports 5614. Corn in good demand and ad-
yanced 100l5c.; yellow and mixed 95c(@$1; white
81 1901 Is. Gold 1881.
NEW YORK. June 26, evening.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 1900 bales. Gold 1881.
New ORLEANS June 27.-Sales of 1000 bales of
cotton; market easier; low middling 24c; receipts
$50 bales; exports 1862 bales. Corn 5@1Oc. better;
yellow and mixed s1@1 10; white sl@1 Is, Gold
1874.
New YoRK, June ~, evening:-Cotton steady;
sales 1900 bales, at 26@265c Gold 1881
New YoRK, June %, noon.-Stocks strong and ex-
cited. Gold 1873. Money 6 Tct. Cotton quiet at
| 26@2e4c.
bales; low middling 24c; receipts 22OS bales this
week. against 1895 for time last year; exports
/ for the week 1902 bales; stock on hand 50,5S4
bales. No Louisiana molasses in the Market Cuba
unchanged and stock large. Corn, mixed and yellow
81 loa1 Is, and white 81 25. Oats soc. Pork dull
H. and clear sides l3lc. Lard dull Gold 1873. Ster-
ling 49@521; New York sight s@1dTPct premium.
New York, June 27, evening. ng.-Money continues
in excess; demand easy at 5@6 on call. Exchange
dull at 1l011l05 for prime bankers bills Gold closed
quiet at 1873. Government securities closed firm;
stocks slightly lower, but generally strong. Sub
Treasury receipts s5l2l o0o payments $2,S 1900;
balance s134, 900. Cotton quiet at 26@ 2e4c. for
middling uplands
Cable Dispatches
LIVERPOOL, June 25, PM.--Cotton tending down.
ward; middling uplands 11@l1db. and mddling Or
leans l Sd.
LONDON, June 26.-Victor Hugo has addressed
Juarez appealing for Maximian's life
The steamship Navara, with the Cuban telegraph
cable, sailed to-day, and will reach Havana in about
twenty days.
L1vERPoo1 June 26, eyening-Cotton generally
ruled dull Orleans declined I'd; sales 10000 bales; !;
upands Id. and Orleans III
LIVERPOOL, June 81 evening-Cotton firm and un-
changed rather more doing; upands1ld. and Orle-
ans II Id sales 1900 bales.
LONDON, June IS, noon.-Bullion increased in the
Bank of England 100000.
LIVERPOOL, June %, noon. Cotton quiet but
steady; estimated sales 10000 bales sales for the
week 81 900 bales including II OGO to SPECTATORS;
stock 74s,ooo bales, whereof 100000 American.
ROME, June 2S-The Pope has issued an allocu-
tion praisng the bishops and clergy for their zeal in
coming to Rome Bishop Spaulding's health is much
improved.
LONDON, June 2S.-Japan intelligence states Yeddo
and three other ports will be opened by the first Of
January.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON June 24.-Fourteen new postofices
have been opened in the South The department in
tends perfecting the service speedily possible
Judge Fisher decided finally against allowing the
defense to recall prosecutions witnesses for crossex
animation.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed On Saturday to Gen.
Grant, declining to extend the time OF registration in
Louisiana, in compliance with conditional instructions
from the President
WASHINGTON, June 25-Thc Presidents speech at
Boston, confined to thanks to the people for cour
tesies to him as the great Chief Magistrate. Three
cheers for Congress called for from the outskirts
of the audience, but were not given.
The Louisiana lcvee question is attracting great at
tentoD. 1t is confidently stated that special
mttee will be appointed by the next Congress to in
vestigate matters connected Herewith, including the
used to secure the passage of last sessions BILL
whereby the Government endorsed the levee bonds.
1t is stated that Senator Sherman in recent dis
pach says he will attend Congress if the business
qures it. He sees nothing yet to warrant an extra
session. difficulty is apprehcnded in getting two
thirds.
The court has been occupied to-day in hearing evi
dence regarding the death of Booth, whose diary was
produced. Col. Conger on the stand, and testi-
fed that it iu the condition when he
it five weeks ago before the Judiciary Committee and
as when it was taken from Booth.
The Court of Claims rendered judgment against the
United States in fourteen cotton claims involving
O0O under the law Of restitution to owners and
holds twelve under adyisement.
New ORLEANS June 25.-The Times of this morn
ing in article commenting severely on Sheridan's
dispatch to Gen. Grant, says it contains gross inaccu
racies Of fact, errors Of law and logic Says if this
conduct and the language of this remarkable docu-
ment are sanctioned by any considerable portion of
the American people, the Constitution had better be
consigned at to the flames and the republic de-
livered over to anarchy and chaos.
New YORK, June 25.-The iron. clad Dunderberg,
recently purchased by France, sprung "a leak a few
days since. She towed into dock, but it was
found impossible to raise her. New appliances are in
progress to effect it.
In consequence of the appearance of yellow fever
in New Orleans, all vessels from that port will be
boarded at the lower bay, and all vessels bringing
grants aud passengers required to land at Quar-
antine
BosroN June 25-The President was conducted
to the capitol to-day, and was formally received by
the Governor.
BosToN, June 26.-The presidential party left here
to-day for Hartford.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 26.-The presidential
party arrived here to-day, and met by the staff
of Gov English, and the mayor and city council Of
Hartford.
pany and large number of ship owners have been
sued for failure to pay State tax on passengers from
foreign ports.
MEMPHIS June 26.-Jeremiah Hall was found hung
near Raleigh, Tennessee. paper on his person said
he was hung by outraged people for horse-stealng.
NEW YoRK, June 26.-News per steamer Russia
says that the council of the English Reform League
has issued an address to European working men, de-
nounciug and the maintenance of large armies.
Burmah is still threatened with famine.
The steamer Dunderberg has been raised and re-
pairs completed.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Grant first saw Sheridan
letter in newspaper. 1t creates profound sensa-
ton in military circles.
Gen. Grant was on the stand tesfying in regard to
seeing Jacob Thompson at Vicksburg Nothing start
ling developed in the Surratt case.
Collector Kellogg, of New Orleans, teegraphs to
the Secretary of the Treasury denying the report of
yellow fever there.
WAsHIsGros June 27.-The President, in answer
ing Gov. English, said: Everybody in Connecticut
and elsewhere knows what my views are with refer
ence to the first principles of government. My acts
before the country and my past course must suf-
fee as to what will be my future conduct"
Cameron, Butler, Logan and sehenck, of the joint
committee are in session to-day The Judiciary Com
mttee were in session until o'clock Many wild
statements with regard to what said and proposed
to be done aoat among the best authenticated is
the fact of remark of Boutwells that the President