The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-07-13
--latest News.

Wayne lied to-day. "
Tie 0abinetis in session t0Adag,
In the Senate it was urged that
rewards should be offered by the
Government for Indian scalps.
Receipts of internal revenue,
two and a half millions. taiT0orq
Papers have been fled in the
Attorney Generals office, looking
to the removal of Gen. f. J. Her
ron, United States Marshal fol-
Louisiana. v Tu1 :,
Leading members say Congress
will not take MP the question. .o1
re- building leyees on the Missis
sippi until the States are recon
structed under acts of Congress.
New York, July 6.-CustOm re
ceipts for the week, over one mil
lionsfve hundred thousand. Large
amounts of gold going into the
sub treasury in exchange for gold
notes. = 2 N,NFS do'7ti
Fortress Monroe, july 5.-The
frigate Slsquehanna, Admiral
Porter In command, sailed yester
day under sealed orders. 1t is
now known1that she will proceed
to Mexico direct. acq1pq lsni,.ibae,
New Orleans, July 5.-The Red
River leyee in front of Alexandria
La; gave away ON the nightIof the
2Sth of june, flooding the lower
part of the town, but thel break
was promptly repaired by the
citizens az dispatch says the
only chance of the town escaping
overflow is the fall of the river. :
Charleston, 8. c., July 0-The
following semi official announce.
ment is published this morning
Gen. Sickies has directed not to
begin registration in this military
district until Congress shall have
determined more explicitly who
are entitled to be registered. 1t is
presumed that Congress viii ex.
tend the time for the completion
for registration in the Carolinas
until October or November. zoe
Washington July Sit is re.
ported hege that Gen. Heron, OF
Louisiana, is an applicant for the
Mexican mission. = @ESESEgBE
i Liverpool, July 9, noon.-Cotton
very dull estimated sales 1000
bales; middling uplands 1Oad.,
and middling Orleans lid.
The Austrian ship hester, from
New York for London, burnt at
sea. -Four of the crew, mate and
carpenter, were lost. .s@@rr.1f
Trieste, July 8.-A feet is un-
der preparation to proc to Mex
leo to demand the body of Maxi
milan. 'D9'Hk55S hs&1 espisJ
New Orleans, July S.-Sales of
cotton 1900 bales; low middiing
% to 23ac.; receipts $50 bales
Stock Of Louisiana sugar very
light; quoted at 1344c.,, for fair
Louisiana. Flour very firm; sim
gleIexraf Gil; most sales private.
Corn advanced &c.; yellow and
mixed OIL 10 to OF Is, and white
81 80. Oats firm; held at SIC.
Lard quiet; prime tierce retailing
at 1870; keg 133 to 14c. Pork
firm at S28 70. Bacon, fair job
bing business; shoulders 101, rib.
bed I255, and clear sides 1Sac. Gold
1854. dooa ssHi9 iaqt Z 81 3gas tgis,Js,
New York, July 8, noon.-Gold
1884. Cotton dull; middling ND
lands 2S3c. Y9zLq $ q'.5.igerr,
rive find the following in the
N. O. Times Of the 18th, which we
failed to receive by telegraph
Ed. South Western.l ,. sa.ai III ne,
Washington, July SIN the
Senate to-day 81 members an
swered to their names. -Four bills
were introduced, explanatory of
reconstruction. Wilson's bill pro-
vides that all offices held under
authority of rebel State govern.
ments be declared vacant within
thirty days after it's passage
G Commanding Generals may then
Gil them by the continuance of
those in office, or by appointing
or may order elections.
Boards of registration shall have
power to reject registration to
those suspected of wishing to
evade the requirements; to ex-
anime applicants; take testimony;
and within twenty days after the
completion may erase names
wrongfully registered. aa4IJF
q Frelinghuysen's bills authorizes
commanders to suspend or remove
State officers, fill vacancies, and
validates acts done heretofore i'm
accordance with the above. rvx
Ia Edmunds' is similar, except that
District commanders acts are
made subject to approval of Gen