The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-12
HIC NEWS.
For the South Western.l
Markets.

New York, June 10, noon.-Gold l3I9lSs4 Cot
ton dull niddling uplands 27c
e New ORLEANS June 1o.-Cotton sales $3.50 bales;
market dull and easier; low middIing 241244c.; re-
ceipts 1920 baes exports 3o09. Sugar and molasses,
no quotations. Flour extremely dull; superfne $40 80
oil; choice extra SIT 25@19. Corn dull; yellow
and mixed ST l0al II; no white in market. Oats
dull at 95@975c Prime hay $2S. Bacon quiet but
steady; shoulders 9a@Ioc, ribbed lie. and clear
sides lSlc Pork dull held at ST; prime mess 81.
Gold 1861. Sterling 47@51; New York sight TO
sT9ct premium.
New York, June TO- evening Stocks strong.
Money pet Gold 1879. Cotton eeser; sales 1900
bales at 261@27c. for mddliDg uplands
New York, June II, noon.-stocks heavy Money
GOT qaet. Gold 1879. Cotton dull; middng up
lands 2e3@27c.
Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, June 10, noon.-Hoiday. No stock ex-
change.
LIVERPOOL, June 10 noon.--Cotton dull estimated
sales 5000 bales; middlng uplands III and middlng
Orleans IL 3D.
LIVERPOOL, June 10, 2 P.M--Cotton easier, without
quotable change.
L1rERpooI, June 10, evening-Cotton declined 3D.;
sales 5000 bales; mddling uplands Id. and mid
ding Orleans 111d.
LONDON, June lo.-Dispatches from Paris and st.
Petersburg report great rejoicing IN France and Rus
STA at the Cars escape. Poles everywhere dlsaFo"
connection with the crime.
DUBLIN, June 1o.-Two prominent Fenians have
been arrested at Dungaisa identified as Co.'s Maybe
and Warren formerly officers OF Irish Brigade OF the
Potomac.
LONDON, June II, noou.-Consols 94a. Bonds 49,
LIVERPOOL, June II, noon.-Cotton dull; middllng
uplands 1l4d and middng Orleans 1l4d sales
1000 bales.
Miscellaneous.
OMAHA June IO.-Gen. Sherman has issued an order
saying the Pacific railroad will be well guarded, and
freight and passengers forwarded from the terminus
of the road under sufficient guard Sherman is san
gnine of clearing the Platte Valley of Indians in two
weeks Nine passengers and twenty Indians had
fight within five miles of Moores Fort, i'll which one
passenger was killed and Gen. Davis son mortaly
wounded Two Indians wcrekilled and five wounded.
The passengers returned to Omaha this morning Gov.
Steele, after narrow escape, reached Denver City
safely.
WASHINGTON, June 10--Surratt brought into
the crowded court room handcuffed. He is very pale
and wore a troubled look, but when unclaimed and
seated BY his counsel became more cheerful. The
usual preliminaries progressing.
The City Council has organised. The Board OF Al
dermen elected white men throughout. The Lower
Board appointed a~negro barber reading clerk and
negro messenger.
SAN FRAso1sco, June 9.-Arizona advces state the
Indians have commenced vigorous campaign, attack
ing the ranches in the vicinity of Prescott and Fort
Whpple.
NEW ORLEANS, June lo.-Gen Griffin Issued an Or
der dscharging the entire police force at Galveston,
and appointed new force, five Of whom are colored,
none able to read or write.
New York, June l0:-Bank statement-loans de-
creased s., 1000 specie increased 81 ,O8l 900
circulation decreased $4,000 deposits decreased
$5655, 900; legal tenders decreased 81 900.
Herald's specia 6ays the Gar has assured the
French cabinet thathe attempted assassination has
only tended to strengthen the bonds uniting him to
Napoleon and France. Napoleon visits the King OF
Prussia at Berlin in September
H .RTFoRn ,Tune lO-The Garnet COmpanY'S mill,
the largest in the country situated at tariyile two
miles from here, is burned.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The Secretaries Of War
and Treasury had interview with the President to-
day.
TIE State Department has official adrces of the in
crease of the rinderpest in England.
The Treasury Department has renewed instructions
against the Importation of cattle from Europe.
Revenue receipts to-day 100000
SAN Francisco, June lo-ldahoe advices state the
Indians are attacking the stages and stage Stations
and driving off the stock. The Indians mounted
on fine horses said to have belonged to the I'd Cav
airy.
The expedition to take possession of the newly dis
covered island in the Pacific, in bchalt OF the United
States, sailed to-day. The Pacific Mail Company will
send vessel also, in hopes Of finding suitab har-
Dor for coalng station for China steamers.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Lighthouse Board
gives notice that after June GOTH light will be stu
ated near the entrance Of Egg Harbor, New Jersey,
from sunset TO sunrise Inc lgHG VIII Dc Vi Tie lourt
order fixed light varied by flashes, and should be
visible l25 nautical miles Also and after June
18TH fixed light will be exhibited at the lighthouse
on Low Island inside of Aransas Pass Texas. Should
be visible II miles
The President leaves for Boston on the 2lst
A newspaper called the Evening Express made its
appearance this evening. 1t starts under favorable
auspices well backed by brains, industry and money
FORTRESS MONROE, June il.-steamers arrived re-
port heavy northwest gale:
NEW YoRk, June l1.-Ten vessels, carrying over
four thousand passengers all in good sanitary condi-
tion arrived yesterday Cholera reported disappeared
from nearly all ports OF the world
In the case against the International Life Company,
of London, where premiums were paid in Confederate
money the defense holds the agency revoked By act
of war in 81, and denies liability premiums paid
since.
WASHINGTON June 11-Flanders' successor as
treasury agent is under consideration.
The President advises the Tennessee petitioners to
apply simultaneously to Thomas and Brownlow for
protection from outrages, thus giving Brownlow an
opportunity and Thomas the right to correct them.
The President is not very we'll threatened, it is
said, with Brights kidney disease, Cabinet meeting
to-day. "
It is stated only Stanton will sustain the district
commanders in their alleged Illegal assumption of
power.
William Bell will relieve Knox in the supervision
of Government finances at New Orleans, whose Off
cial duties are requiring his presence here.
The attorneys in STRAITS engaged in wsang
ling a jury.
It is supposed Stanberys views involving restraints
upon district commanders will be discussed in the |
cabinet meeting day. 1t is thought his views re-
garding registration will be enforced by high au-
thorty.
New YoEk, June ll.-The Arizona from Aspin-
WALL brings 650,000 in treasure. Mr. Provost Con
sui at Guayaquil, is dead
The Panama Herald says destruction and boodshed
has commenced in the interior Colombian States. The
Isthmus is yet tranquil but Mosquera threatens to
send troops there. A number of the members of
Congress have been arrested by order of Mosquera,
and majority declared traitors. The president OF
Panama has ordered commercial tax, and for
eign consuls have protested. The president of Mag
dalena has declared himself president of the Union
the ground of Mosquera having turned traitor The
port of Santa Martha is blockaded.
Central American news uniInportant. Cholera has
disappeared from Nicaragua.
Peru advices state the veteran General Costello had
taken the field as leader of the revolution.
PHILADELPHIA June IA prominent stock bro
ker failed this morning
FRkzER, TRENHOLM & Co.-The Charleston Mercury
has some remarks upon the failure Of the house of
Frazer, Trenholm & Co., Liverpool, which Of in
terest, and which quote:
For some fifty years this house has stood amongst
the foremost mercantile houses of the United States