The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-13
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Markets

Louisiana, irregular at boWsUc. .flouf 9ufet ou.
steady, superine $40 25. Corn dull; small sales at
81 So Oats dull at soc. Pork dull at 1913 70 Bacon
dull; shoulders 14s4c.; clear sides Lard declined
&c Cotton low midding l9@1914c Cold l4oGl
Bank sterling 1@52. Domestic exchange par to a e.
discount at bank, and ss@5sc discount for commercial
NEw ORLEASs November Receipts of Louisiana
sugar light common 1lc.; prime loo; yellow clarlnea
Ice; Cuba dull Nos u and Is quoted at l25se1lS4c c.
Cuba nolasses 5sc.; Louisiana nloasses 75@Soc per
gallon Flour quiet superfne so a5; choice sl4@l "A
so. Corn lower 81 40(11 so. Oats dull at Soc FORK
dull; no sales nomnally s23 rs Bacon-ony jobbng
trade; shoulders 4s4c clear rib lsc clear sides 1874
Wl9c Lard dull aud unsettled; tierces EGO nc,
kegs l5c. Cotton sales 1900 bales low m1ddng 1879
| @lec; receipts since Saturday 47l1 bales; exports
1928 bales. Gold excited at l4l. Sterling 50G9oS
New York sight coke. discount
New YORK, November Cotton declined 13c sales
1900 bales Gold l401s01l4l.
New YORK, November 4.--Stocks heavy and lower.
Money per cent Cotton dull at 1s1s@l9c.; sales
1900 bales at 1s15c. Gold l4l.
New York, November Cotton is tirmer; sales Oh
$500 bales; upands 1879 q 10.
| New ORLEANS, November 7.--Sales of 1900 bales OF
cotton; middlng Orleans l6c. Gold l3s15Q1lS9
New ORLEANS November s.-Saes of Cotton today
1900; sales for the week $40 bales Demand active
prices irmer; mddling Orleans 1919 Receipts to-day
7o37; receipts for the week 1902 bales Exports 10
day 1910; for the week 1862 bales. Stock on hanu
and on shipboard, Il, o97 bales ,-,/.
Sugar--Louisana fully fair, at l42s; prime, 10 =
supply light. Cuba more active; No IL at lac. mo
lasses, louisiana sells landed tar TO chGiee
at 60093c. Muscovado at 55c Flour dull small salesi
little in market and selling at 81 45@s1 So Oats, rs
G1S0cs. Pork dull; offered at 1913 on landing WIN nv
clear rib l73lc clear, 1899 Lard-sales nomlnal y
unchanged. Gold, 3S14@3S4. New ork S'gn' "' Is
discount.
Cable Dispatches.
WASHINGTON November 1t is officially announced
that Italian troops have crossed the frontier Garoal-
dis army consists of twenty-five battalons HIS foree
swelled with every mile of his march his presence
at the walls of.Roine is officially confirmed
The King of Italy's proclamation exasPerates party
action. Violent demonstrations reported in the pr1n-
cipa cities. -
Cordially between France and Austria complete.
Prussian relations wholly unsettled
Bullion the Bank of France has increased quar-
ter of million francs.
LIVERPOOL, November /, 2P.M.--Trade report I'M
favorable; Manchester markets dull Cotton sales OF
the week 50 900 bales 5000 of which specula
ton exported 5000 bales; stock on hand 900 bales
of which Isl 900 American.
LONDON November l, 3 rM-The French were re-
ceved in Rome silently. The Papal forces Will attack
Garibaldi to-day.
No European Conference held.
The Catholic powers will occupy Rome jointly.
1t is unprecedented that the Italian advance into the
| Roman States will complicate matters.
Two policemen were killed IN Dublin last nlsht. re-
mans suspected.
Baronia and Wrtemberg joined the zolverein and
concluded the military treaty with North Germany.
All Saints Day, no business in Liverpool or LONDON
The Garibadians have possession of the railroad
track beween Civitta Feccha and Rome
The Sultan informs the European powers that rather
than cede Gambia to Greece he will allow the Cretans
to vote on the sub ject.
The trial of the Manchester rioters resulted Ill the
conviction of five, who were sentenced to death
BERLIN November 1.-Correspondence IN semi
official journal says Prussia will intervene in Italy,
should such action be necessary to preserve peace
LONDON, November 1.-THE Journal de St. Peters
burg prints official copy of the joint note sent by
Russia France Prussia and Italy to the Sultan holding
him answerable for rejecting their advice
The proposition to settle the Roman question by the
popular will of the Romans is not Napoleons, but
spontaneous suggestion of Italy, Prussia and France
The vote Of the towns in the Province of Rome was
unanimous for Italy
1t is now reported that Napoleon requires Victor
Emanuel to expel Garibald and if that is done Napo-
leon will retire.
LONDON, November 4, evenng.--Consols closed at
81 l-16. bonds G9sl
LIVERPOOL, November 4, evening.--Cotton closed
dull at decline Of I'D; sales 10000 bales; middllng
upands sgd; middling Orleans SGD.
LIVERPOOL, November 2, P.M.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed
LONDON, November2, noon.--The French have
tered Rome. The Italian reserve has been called out
1t is said that Prussia pledges support to Italy The
relations of Prussia and Italy anxiety. Menabrea
note justifes the Italian advance. The dignity OF
Italy and the French violation of the Nuremberg
vention require it.
The Fenan, General Warren, has been convicted of
treason and felony.
CoPENHAGEN November at is rumored that the
United States have bought the Danish West Indian
Islands for $4,000, 900 in gold
FLORENCE, November 3, midngh t.-Garbaldi is still
at Monte hotOHGo. ne refuses W
unless the Cabinet is changed.
The King of Italy declines Napoeons proposition to
allow the Roman question to be settled by vote of the
Romans.
PARIS November 4-The Moniteur sent note to
the French Legal Legation at Florence, saying the
Italian advance is u violation Of law aud treaty.
Napoleon will not approve it by word or silence and
asks an explanation of Italy. There are only two
French regiments in Rome but troops are continually
leaving Toulon.
The Papal forces will assume the offensive immed
ateiy.
BERLIN, November 4, 2 p.M.--Count Won Bismark
says to-day, officially, that the Government of Prussia
is at present neutral on the Roman question.
FLoRtNcE, November1:-The Papa troops were bad
ly beaten in the recent fight at Monte Rotondo, until
the French arrived, when the tide turned.
PARIS, November 7.-Serous riots in different parts
of Italy have occurred Many rioters killed and
wounded at Milan where it was necessary to call out
troops.
LIVERPOOL, November G, p. M.-Cotton firm and adj
vanced sixteenth sales estimated at 5000 bales
upands 8H Orleans 50; others unaltered.
LIVERPOOL, November 7, evenng.-Cotton closed
firm; sales of 1900 bales; upands S55d Orleans Cd
The Times says if Napoleon appeals for a general
conference and fails, he will abandon the Pope.
A royal commission, Earl Stanhope, chairman, has
been appointed to examine the Irish church question
Five thousand French troops aided in the defeat of
Garibadi.
The Sultan has bought 1000 needle guns
Bread riots have broken out i'll Devonslire Quiet !
has been restored in Exeter
Miscellaneous.
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special says letters being received from respectable
negroes saying all in fear of the whites South and
Urging that they be allowed to form colored militia
companies.
Vallandingham favors Thurman for the Ohio Sena
orshp.
The National Banks have right to receive pack
ages of valuable securities plate, other things for
safe keeping under power granted to renew deposits
Receipts of revenue to-day 81 100000.
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to-
lay denied motion to amend writs of error submitted
yesterday in contiscation cases, and overrued wrts
The object of the writs to carry from the Su-
Court of the District to the District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia The cases
will be taken directly to the Supreme Court of
he United States 1t is probable, however, they will
e disposed of in another form before action can be
AIKEN in the Supreme Federal Court as recently attor
eys for original owners entered suits of ejectment
ganst purchasers of contscation sales, which have
natured and ready for trial In disposins of
hese latter SUITS the whole question will be definitely
etted.
Clerks of all departments who choose to go home to
ote have been rendered five days leave Of absence
John Minor Bolts is here, Respondent about Virginia
lie says the negroes forming cooperative societies.
nd their determination is not to work for whites who
ave prescribed them. Labor is in demand.
Sheridan and staff have arrived.
prolonged cabinet session to-day; all the depart {
tents represented. ,
New ORLEANS November Mime interments of =
elbow fever to O'Clock this morning.
Special orders published (176), dated to-day from
headquarters, Fifth Military District, remove General
larry T. Hays from the office of Sheriff of the Parish
Orleans, for being impeachment to reconstruction Ii