The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-20

| to-days voting. About l2oO votes cast, ihosly ~
groes and all Radical, with but two exceptions. III
whites reserve their strength till Tomorrow. Man
blacks had forgotten the under which they res
/ stered, and thus lost their votes 1t is thought til
Radicals ahead but vast majority OF whites nav
to vote. The principal strength OF the Radicals
already polled. The Conservatives jubilant, an
confident of success. The vote will not be counte
| till tomorrow evening.
BALTIMORE November 9-Interesti in the Duffy all
Bassey fight tomorrow is increasing. Articles be
tween McCoo and Ceburn to fight 9th OF May, fo
| the championship and ten thousand dollars, Wer
| signed to-day
BINGHAMProS, November 19.-The Susquehanna
and Chenango rivers are frozen Weather very colo
| ST.. LOUIS, November 1a.-The steamers Owand
and Amaranth sunk in the upper Missouri The India
commission has left Fort Laramie having accompllshe
nothing.
HAVANA November ia hurricane swept owe
ST. Domingo October 30th lasting four hours desola
ting the capital, destroying two hundred lives, an
nearly all the shipping in the harbor The destruction
of no American vessels reported No news from th
interior.
MONTREAL, November 1a-At fire yesterday,
and wife and two children were burned to cifders
WASHINGTON, November l9.-The Cabinet had
prolonged session, with all present but Welles.
Unless ordered Speaker Colfax will not name com
mttees till the commencement OF the regular session
Juarez has given permission for the transportation
or army stores through Mexico 10 feuefal troops vi
the northern borders.
The Greek legation has advices that the Candial
war has been resumed vigorously.
The Peruvian Minister presented to the Presi
dent to-day.
Receipts of internal revenue to-day $299,0 900.
From the Jefferson {Texas) Daily Tmes.I
Markets.
New YORK. November l8.-Cotton dull at 1st14c. fol-
mddling uplands. -
New ORLEANS, November 12-Sales Of cotton 800
bales; receipts 1859; prices declined low mddline
INC, Sugar dull and dropping; Lousiana--yeow
clarified l5c Molasses 65990c. for common to choice
Cuba sugargood fair l3c Flour dull; buyers holding
off. Corn dull; white 81 45. Oats dull at 78c Pork
dull at s22 so. Bacon dull and dropping; shoulders
l315c. and clear sides 1Sc. Lard dull; prime tierees
l3c. and key ls1ac Gold l4o@l4oA
TEXAS CATTLE
New ORLEANS, November l2-TeXas cattle, first
quality s4o@55, second quality $25@35, third quality
$l0(020. Sheep, 81 500 IS.
New Yonk November IS, evening.-Coton declin-
ing; sales 1900 bales; mddling uplands 1S11c.
Cable Dispatches
LIVERPOOL November o--The Brokers' Circular re-
ports cotton sales for the week 900 bales of which
5000 on speculation and 900 for export; stock on
hand 81 900 bales whereof 10000 American.
The market opens firm; middIing Orleans cd and mid
ding uplands sgd.
LONDON, November 9-The relations between the
house of Rome and Italy delicate and great
dstrust.
asked
refused.
The Sultan in reply to the last Joint note of the Eu
ropean powers declines their advice and accepts the
responsibility Of the consequences.
The bread riots il Devonshre have been suppressed.
England France and Austria have agreed on the
Eastern question.
The Moniteur says popular tumuts in Italy were
queed by the italian Government, and also acknowl-
edges that the French troops decided the day at Monte
RotondO.
Italy asks France to withdraw her troops, the
ground that Italy and will maintain herself, and
that Garibadi and his lieuenants will leave Italy and
go to. the United States.
LIVERPOOL, November -, P M.--Cotton-middling
upands 1l-16d.; Orleans Sd.
PARIS, November 12-The Moniteur says France,
finding Italy resolved to fulfill her duty, withdraws
her troops from Rome to Civita Vecchia
The Swiss federal council has approved the postal
treaty with the United States.
LIVERPOOL, November -, evenng.-Cotton closed
dull and declining, in consequence of the unfavorable
Manchester advices; upiands Sgd and Orleans o1sd
sales Is, 900 bales
LONDON, November l3.-Diplomatists' circular has
been issued by France, inviting the Great Powers to
conference, but suggesting no definite basis of action
Late Florence dispatches say note from Menabrea
has had very quieting effect upon the country. The
press of Italy however, almost unanimously of the
opinion that it will be impossibty to reconcile the
md people on one side, and the Pope on the other
PARIS November l4.-The Pope, in receiving the
French troops said it had been of happi
ness to have the French about him, but never great
Napoleon for deliverance. He greved that Italy had
sent the vanguard of anarchists with the flag of rapne
md devastation After referring to Catholic sympathy
gave the army, Napoleon and France his blessing
LONDON, November IA, evening-Late dispatches
rom Italy say the feeling against the French has |
cached perfectfurore. The authorities have taken
he precau ton to prevent another outbreak, which is
probable and French troops have been dispatched
rom Toulon to Cvita Feccha. The King and Mena- |
rea are very unpopular
NAPLES, November l5.-An eruption of Vesuvius |
gS toka MI no holm Cd Nv
amlng pillar of ire. new crater formed last |
light. The earth is trembling, and red-hot stones are
jected while burning lava spouring the sides of
be crater. grind eruption is imminent.
LIVERPOOL, November IS, noon.-Cotton sales Of the
week $4,000 bales including 10000 for export and 1000
n speculation. Market dull; declined 15@14d; mid
ling upands S1td mddling Orleans sgd: stock on
and 25S,000 balts including 10000 bales American.
LONDON November 15.-The Cabinet has resolved to
lace all telegraph lines under control of the Postoice
department..
BnUssELs November 14-Postage to the United
tates from Belgium is fixed at 50 cents.
Miscellaneous
MONTGOMERY ALA, November S.-The Reconstruct
on Convention a test vote, overrued, by A. TO ~,
proposition to abolish the present Provisional State
overnment within twenty days. An ordinance
but overruled, to appoint an appropriate
ommittee to organise q Provisional Government for
lie State, and racatng all important State offices on
lie lst January, 1868, and a Provisional Governor to
appointed By the Convention who shall fill all oices
Y the appointment of men who can subscribe to the
st oath. resolution was introduced and REFERRED
opposing to disfranchise all persons implicated in the
urder of Union during the war.
w ASHINGToN November 6.-A Havana special saws q
OBJ of 5000 armed men and surrounded the t
ouse of Assembly. The Assembly men escaped
be attack caused by motion of the Assembly to
lease Leon Nontes The attack instigated BY
alnave.
Receipts of internal revenue to day s317, 900 I
The New York Herald's special has the following: ~ t
arm tonight that exmember Of the Cabinet to day
eSpnte6 To double
al on the Presidency, aud asked him if he endorsed
1t is said that Grant dsapproved of of the Q
ticle, and declared he had authorised Forney to
eak for him. il
The New York Tribune says, editorally: As hui t
an life is toe short in New York for anybody read
e columns Of the Press, We have reduced Col For 0
Us points to these: C
l. Generate succeeded Mr.. Stanton as Secre W
y OF War; his being act of rare sagacty and II
urage. II
g General Rawlins believed in Grant d
g. Z. B. Washburne believed in Grant.
4. Senator Thayer, of Nebraska, believed in Grant
5. Several gentlemen named in connection with the
esldency have promised to vote for Grant.
g. THAT his principles are is nobody's business. u
canvass of the Ohio Legislature gives Thurman Ii
senatorship undoubtedly.
RALEIGH, N. c., November S.--Ofical registration d
urns show 103, 065 whites-71 G57 backs-white ma
ity 81 ,403. v
COLUMBIA, S. c., November o.-A Conservative Con- i
1tlon OF white citizens, representing twenty districts
this State, has just adjourned, after session of ie
days. 1t was the ablest and most intelligent body hi
It has convened for several years. Gen. Chestnut Ii
was prepared by committee of twenty and sub fr
ted bV Chancellor TnrlisS daSc has ba |