The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEW S.
Tor the Southwestern
Markets,

no sales reported prices nominal, but ruling down
ward receipts 4ss bales. Sagar--little Louisiana IL
market and only retail business fuy 'aic le4c' mo
lasses-market bare. Flour quiet and hrmer; super
fine 81 25f1s So Corn dull mixed 81 20 and whlte
and Yellow Il IS Oats dull at roc. Hay dull anc
1roonine. prime Western SIT Pork in demand; rounc
lots s27. Bacon scarce and actiyei shoulders l9f9
154. clear sides $4,000 and sugar cured hams zo(g
24c. Gold 142a@143. Sterling 5449obti Ne" o'h
sight Vet premium. - oea
New YORK, Sept. TO- noon-Cotton quiet az AoIa
27c for upands. Gold 1883.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10.-Cotton sales ITO bales
market dull and irregular; low middhns 2ac.; re-
cepts for three days 53l bales; exports Tor same ne
| o46e bales Sugar and molasses unchanged. fiou'
dnlI. sunerfne IS o. Corn dull and declined DC
Oats dull at 70c Pork advanced 25c; mess 81 Dug
81 * Racon-shoulders 16, clear sides 20 and sugar
cured hams 25c-a jobbing rates; sales to arrive al
81 for shoulders and 191c. for clear sides. Lard
prime in terces lie Cog .a,, laa sa,iam '''
LOUISVILLE, Sept. lo-Flour active; tor en 1n@
cradles No. /. $40: superfne 81. Wheat 81 l0@
SIS. Corn-shelled 81 10. Oats-buk ooGg9oc.
! Mess pork $40 Bacon:-shoulders l4f9l5 and ciea,
sides lsac Packed lard l3@ls4c. Whisky IN bond
81 80.
| New YORK, Sept 10, evening.-Cotton dropping;
sales 400 bales at zee. for midding uplands. Gold
closed at l43s.
Cable Dispatches.
IoxnoS Sent. g. PM-Consols 941. Bonds 734d
LIVERPOOL, Sept. g. P.M:-Cotton dull ana some
doscrintions declined: uplands 81 and Orleans lO4d
Tvrnpoo1 Sept. g. evening-Cotton closed dull
with declining tendency; uplands 81, and orleans
lO4d; sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, F.N.-Cotton dull, owing to
unfavorable trade reports.
HAVANA, Sept S.-Santa Annas son Is con'efnpia'-
ing an expedition into Mexico.
Two hundred cigar makers engaged IN STRIKE mere
have been thrown into prison.
The payment Of taxes is very SLOW. w.
Otterbure presented credentials to Juarez as Minis
fer Peppotentary of the United States On the 2Oth
NJ. Magma, Prussian Minister at Mexico Keeps n al
seclusion at San Luis. Supposed to be insane, anu
dsreeards orders from Prussia to leave the country
Admiral Tegetho' arrived at Vera Cruz on the 2otn
and left for the capital next day
Otterburc teegraphed to Washington, after recelV-
ing his appointment, his determination to leave
September.
LONDON, Sept. TO- evening.-Consols "a 9-16
FRANKFoRT, Sept. 10.-Bonds 763.
LIVERPOOL Sept 10, evening.-Cotton closed heavy
at further decline of I'd. American descriptions
middling uplands 81 and Orleans lod.
Miscellaneous.
T1rrsv111E. Pa, Sept 9-The Herald of this city
saws Myer Marks, NJ. Marks, H j. Marks, and Jacobs
were to-day convicted at Warren, Pa and received
heavy fines and imprisonment for secretlng GOODS OF
NJ Marks for the purpose of detraudng H. T. Claim
and other New York creditors OF Mr.. Marks case
highly important. Witnesses in attendance from New
Orleans and California, and numerous parties inter-
ested in the suit in different parts of the country.
PORTLAND Me-, Sept. Chamberlain was elected
Governor yesterday by about fourteen thousand Inc
Democrats have made gains throughout the State he
publican loss in Bath two hundred and forty-seven.
Biddeford gives democratic majority OF 24O against
80 last year The Democrats will give representation
in some of the towns, but not enough to give them
much power in the Legislature. In 100 towns, CIV
ing Chamberlain over 5000 majority, there is a Re-
publican loss of over 5000 votes.
Van ca A rrIv
with Sickles on board.
New ORLEANS Sept 10.-Forty-two yellow fever
deaths for the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
this morning
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l0.-RlVer 1aling with TWO rect
ten inches in the canal
Governor Helm, of Kentucky, was buried to-day, at
Elizabethtown, with civic and Masonic honors.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. 1O.--Rev. Dr. T. H. Taylor, rec
tor of Grace Church. New York city died last night at
his summer residence, at West Point
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 10.-The boot and shoe maxi
ers have struck for twenty-five per cent. advance 1t
is reported that portion of the shops have agreed to
give the advance.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o-The official correspondence
on the subject of United States claims Great Brit
ain for spoations committed on American commerce
By the Alabama and other Confederate prvateers
shows that this Government will agree only to an I'M
restricted arbitration in every case.
from the South Western Extras
WASHINGTON, Sept 8.-The following proclamation
was issued this morning:
BY the President of the United States Of America
proclamation
Whereas, In the month of July A.D 1861, the
two Houses of Congress, with extraordinary unanm-
ty, solemnly declared that the then existing
waged the part of the Government in any spirit
of oppression nor for any purpose Of conquest sub
jugaton purpose of overthrowing or interfering
with the rights established institutions of the States
but to defend and maintain the supremacy of the Con-
sttuon and to preserve the Union with all the dignity
equality and rights unimpared, and that soon as
these objects should be accomplished the var ought to
cease; and
Whereas, The President of the United States, on
the Sth day of December, 1868, and on the 26h
day of March, AID. 1864, did, with the objects of
suppressing the then existing rebellion, of inducing
all persons to return to their loyalty and of restoring
the authority of the United States issue his procama
ton offering amnesty and pardon to all persons who
had directly or indirectly participated in the then ex
listing rebellion, except such as in these procamaons
was specified and reserved; and
Whereas, The President of the United States did
on the 29th day of May, AID. 1865, issue further
proclamation with the objects before mentioned,
and to the end that the authority Of the Government
Of the United States might be restored and order and
freedom mi ght be established and the President did
by the said last mentioned proclamation proclaim and
declare that he thereby granted all persons who had
directly or indirectly participated in the then existing
rebellion except as therein excepted amnesty and par
don with restoration of all rights of property except
as to Slaves and except in certain ca es where legal
proceedings had been instituted upon condition that
such person should take and subscribe to an oath
therein prescribed, which oath should be registered
for permanent preservation; and
Whereas, In and by the said last mentioned proca-
nation of the goth day of May, AID 1865, fourteen
extensive classes persons therein specially described
were altogether excepted and excluded from the ben
efs thereof; and
Whereas, The President of the United States did,
on the I'd day of April, 1866, issue procarna-
ton declaring that the instruction was ct an end
and was thenceforth to be so regarded; and
Whereas, There now exists no organised armed re-
slstance OF misguided citizens others to the author
lty OF the United States in the States of Georgia South
Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee Ala
bama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida and
Texas, and the laws be sustained and enforced
therein by the proper civil authority State or Federal
and the people of said States are well and loyay dis
posed, and have conformed or if permitted to do So
will conform in their legislation to the condition of
affairs growing out of the amendment to the Constitu
ton OF the United States prohibiting slavery within
the limits and jurisdiction of the United States: and
Whereas, There no longer exists any reasonable
ground to apprehend within the States which were in
VOWED in the late rebellion renewal thereof or any
unlawful resistance by the people Of said States to the
Constitution and laws of the United States: and
Whereas, Large standing armies, military occuDa
uOn martial law, military tribunals tho e,eno,,