The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-12

pose enty tender CT respect to the President, IN
which every truehearted North Caroinian ougut to
;on We all desire the restoration Of the consu-
tional Union nearly possible on its old founda-
tons and therefore honor our lllnstrious great as
poserity will honor him for his intelligent, constant
and manly support Of Unconstitutional liberty. Welcome
then with a hearty welcome of North Carolina,
who has rendered himself ustrous by his honest and
earnest adherence the Constitution and the Union
The President greeted with applause, and re
sponded as follows
"Sir--Permit me, through you, to tender to those
here present ana the people of the State Of North
Carolina my sincere thanks for the welcome rendered
me on the occasion Of my return to my native town
confess that under tie circumstances, and in view OF
the demonstrations which have been made since |
reached Raleigh as we'll as On the way, am inspired
with emotions which language is inadequate to express
herein the language of another. It IS not worth
while to attempt to improve on it. Here IN the city
Of Raleigh is where my infant eyes first saw the light
of heaven; here the of my childhood here is
everything to bind to his fellows and associates,
with surrounding objects here is where the tendrils
of the heart have taken firm hold on everything to
which it is attached and in making entrance to this
city to-day my mind wanders back to the time when
left her Streets penness and inexperienced boy te
make my way Id the world" Applause.
ToaoNro June "A fashionable wedding took
place at St. James Cathedral to-day. Mr.. Hyde, ed
or of the St. Louis Republican, was married to Miss
Benson Miss Benson is Southern lady, who has re-
sided here for some time The Cathedral was densely
crow ded. Jefferson Davis, j. N. Mason, Gen. Jubal
EARLY Coll Dorsey and other Southern celebrities were
present. Ir Davis on being recognised, was eheered
The event created quite sensation.
/ ALBANY, N. z, june 5.-Hon. i. Harris Hiscacks
member of the Constitutional Convention, was shot
dead to-day by Gen Cole late of the cavalry service,
who alleged that while he was in the army Hiscock
had raped his wife,
WAsH1SGToS. June 5.-Hon. T. J. Durant has, by
telegraph absolutely declined the Govofnersh'p OF
Louisiana
HAVANA. June 5-One of Mazimians vessels
has arrived with prize, captured off Yucatan 4
partial arrangement between the Captain General Man
zono and Mr. Hou,an, enarezs consular agent, had
been effected.
The Bishop Of Havana is about sending the Pope
fifty thousand dollars contributions from Cuba.
1t is expected the sugar crop will fall short ten PEE
cent.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 5.--Gen Pope has issued the
following order:
l. The interference of the post commander at Aios
bile with newspapers in that city is unauthorized and
disapproved lie will at once undo whatever acton
he has TAKEN
q The duty of the military authorities Of this dis
triet will be the people the utmost freedom
of speech and of the press consistent with the law
and restrict either No satisfactory execution
of the late of Congress is practicable, unless this
freedom secured andits exercise protected by the
usual legal measures.
g. No officer or soldier in this command Will here
after interfere with newspapers or speakers On AM
preext whatever If Disturbance is feared from these
will be taken in themanner and through the agents
prescribed in general orders No rs, from these head
quarters.
A. Treasonabe utterances not Legitimate e1er-
else of freedom of discussion, but even IN such cases
whatever action is taken must be direct orders from
these headquarters and not By any subordinate auz
thorty.
By command of Breret Brig. Gen. JoHN PopE.
New ORLEANS, June 5.-The Board of Levee Com,
mssioners appointed by Gov. Wells met to-day, and
aae1 tI,air Is.
Steele president E. H Angomar, chief engineer, and
n c. Snethen secretary. The selections are excel
lent and give general satisfaction, and assures the i'm
mediate rebuilding and repairing ct the levees IN this
State.
Gen Longstreet publishes letter IN this mornings
Republicans containing the following paragraph
"The military bill and amendments are peace offer
ings We should accept them as such and place our
selves upon them the starting point from which to
meet future political issues as they arise.
Gov Wells publishes letter addressed to the Pres
dent protesting against his removal, and another
very castic addressed to Gen. Sheridan, IN which
he SAYS there is word of truth in the charge
that he was impeding the execution of the laws Of
; Congress
W AsHIsG sGroS June 5.--Debt bearing coin interest
increased S6l o0o bearing currency interest de-
creased si1 $4,000 Matured debt not presented de.
creased s. 900; debt bearing nonerest increased
1858 0Go Decrease Of coin in the treasury SD, 1872
o0o increase of currency sss,s27 900. Total de
crease of debt S., ITO, 600.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S6lo, 600
New YORK June 5.-The wife Of Hon. D, N. Bar
ringer of North Carolina, died here yesterday.
WAsu1sGroN, June 5.-Secretary McCulloch has
issued circular regarding locked safety valves and
authorsng the OF either OF five, namely: Amerl
ca Robinson, Farrar, Mason and McMnrchy, subject
to the usual inspection regarding workmanship ana
quality of material.
It is officially announced that the treasury is pre-
pared to redeem compound interest notes as they shall
mature by payment Of principal and interest on pre-
sentaon to the Treasurer, or to either OF the ASSIST
tant Treasurers at New York Philadelphia Boston.
CoscoRD, N. H. June 5.-The Legislature has or
ganised Gen Griffin is Speaker OF the House and
VIM. +. Park President of the Senate.
OMAHA, June 5. - The earnings OF the Union
Pacific railroad, now running to the North Platte
officially reported at $26172S for May Track laying
; is progressing rapidly westward.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 6.-F. G. Durant, late man.
aser of the Union Pacific Railroad, has served an in
junction against the further laying OF track. ESten-
sve complications have grown out ct Darants reno
VAL
The citizens of Cottonwood have been ordered to
remain at home to guard houses. Six men were killed
recently in the vicinity of the town.
Montana advices report increased yield aEa SHIP
, nents Of god over former years.
Tom Smith, arrested on suspicion Of Being con-
cerned in the late Richmond bank robbery, ives
hanged by mob at Warrensbnrg.
WASHINGTON June 6--The revenue cutter Lincoln,
stationed on the Pacific coast, has been ordered &c
to look after revenue the Russian authorities having
authorised its agents admit American shipments prep
erly manifested Six members of the coast survey.
aud two men assigned from the Smithsonian Institute,
are permanently attached the Lincoln for the pur-
pose of obtaining general information regarding the
, country.
Grant has returned from West Point.
Revenue receipts to-day 2622,ooo.
Admiral Farragut had an attack Of vertigo yester
day He is here arranging to take command Of the
Mediterranean squadron.
Lis stated schofeds registration order meets with
Stanton's and Grants approval.
Sheridan teegraphs as follows to Gen. Grant re-
garding the progress Of registration in Louisiana
}, NEH ORLEANS, June 4.
Ger Grant, commanding armies Uoted States
Have returns OF registration from most OF the par
ishes Of this State; also reports OF officers supervising
and can report you the greatest success The best
: feeling exists among the people
$ P. H. SHERIDAN, Major General.
new YORK, June G.-The directors Of the Western
: Union Telegraph Company, at meeting held III this
city on the 18th inst. unanimously resolved to aeeede
to the provisions of the National Telegraph lay passed
by Congress- and directed that the necessary notices
ft