The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-06
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 4-Cotton firm and more ac-
tive; middlng 9l4032c; sales $500, receipts 500 and
exports ITO bales. Sterling 524@544 New York sight
1fsct premium Gold l4O1. sugar-prime Louisiana
l54c Cuba molasses 46@55c. Flour frmer super
fine 50 %. Corn firm at 81 030ll 05. Oats quiet at
75@77c Pork firm at S29 5000. Bacon quiet;
shoulders l4400l44 and clear sides l9c. Lard-tlerce
90 and keg 204c.
New York, May 4, evening:-Cotton very firm but
not very active; sales 1900 bales at 80 for mid
ding upands Gold 1893.
New YORK, May 5, noon.-Cotton 323@33c. for
middng upands.
New ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton quiet and easier;
middlng lie; sales 100 and receipts 30 bales.
Sterling exchange 5@54 Gold l40@l4oi. Sugar
and molasscs nominal. Flour quiet at 50 o5(0o 374.
Corn firm at 81 O30ol O5. Oats firm at 75Q177c. Hay
SlS@2l. Pork s29 50G13O. Bacon-shoulders IA
1l48 and clear sides l9c. Lard fierce 20A and key
2lc. Texas cattle and sheep unchanged.
New YORK. May 5, evening.-Gold 1891. Cotton
unchanged; sales 1000 bales.
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, May 1.-The crisis in the British cabinet
which has occasioned divisions on the Irish Church
question, monopolises public attention to-day. 1t is
thought if the measures which, in effect have been ap
proved by both parties are not opposed by the ber
ais the present cabinet will not resign dissolve
Parliament until an appeal can be made to their con-
suencies. The Times, in an editorial to-day recon-
mends this course.
LONDON, may overnight IS Sdu tOudS ltuiC
Minister D Israeli rendered his resignation yesterday,
but it was net accepted. Gladstone, Monday, will
move to suspend all orders and take up the resolutions
introduced by him relative t. the Irish Church. If the
resolutions carried it is Thought an address to the
Queen will follow.
LIVERPOOL, May 4, evening.-CottoD firm Gnt prices
same; uplands aHoat Sd; sales II, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, afternoon, May 5.-Cotton dull unGe;
unavorable trade report, but prices the Ship
ments for the week ending 9th of April 900 bales
LONDON, May administers resigned DTsraeli pro-
posed to compromise until after the election the
Reform bills, but Lord Stanley and Earl Mahburry re-
fuse to under DIsracli.
The Queen sent for Gladstone. Gladstone said in
the House, it unprecedented for Minister beaten
by Is majority to think of dissolving Parliament The
Premier's course was unconstitutional The House
hostile to the Ministry. The duty of the Liberals
was clearly to follow up resolution by action. They
must 60 on. [Checrs They had no bargains to
make. John Bright said DIsraeli asked the House to
reverse Constitutional usage that he might keep an
office got by arts not the most worthy.
Dlsraeli asked why the House had not passed vote
of want of confidence.
Debate on the Irish church question fixed for Nav
It'll
New Ministry not yet formed.
LIVERPOOL evening, May Cotton easier, but
prices unchanged.
LONDON, May 5.-The Queen refused D'Israeli's res
lgnation DIsraeli and members of the Ministry |
Parliament will be dissolved in autumn when the new
franchise bill comes into operation.
Miscellaneous
New YonK, May 2.-Ten millions on Government
bonds paid out within three days.
SAN Francisco, May 2.-Thc Democratic conven-
lion instructs its delegates to vote for Haight de-
Aounccs reconstruction, and declares impeachment
partisan measure, which will make ridiculous in the
eyes of the world.
RICHMOND, May 2.-Mr. Davis bail bond was re-
1ewed today, the accused to appear such day
erm as the court may hereafter fix The Judge said
chief Justice Chase had told him that he would be in
Richmond preside in Davis trial within two DAYS
lfter the impeachment trial had concluded The new
bond given has on it the names of Horace Greeley,
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Garrett Smith for s25 900
'ach and the remaining $4,000 is given by the cti-
,ens of Richmond. This was done by instructions
rom the parties named Ex-senator Bright, of Indi-
ma, was IN the court Gen. Lee and ex -Secre-
airy Seldom were in the city to attend Witnesses 1t
s thought the trial will take place the last of MAY.
JACKSON Miss, May 2.-The United States court
or the southern district Of Mississippi meets in this
ity on Monday next.
The convention has been is session anc hundrod
lays. Nothing important transpired today
New YORK, May 3.-Bank statement shows on in
rease in loans of s., Ola ,0OO in specie 81 232 900 in
deposits $780, 600 and in legal tenders 50 O96 900
decrease in circulation sll2,OO {
WASHINGTON, May 3-Einrhau will occunv twa S
nd probably three DAYS
Inc following Is an extract from Donnellys i3vcc-
i've against +. B. Wasiburne: "If there he in orr i
lldst one low, sordid, vulgar soul one barren of me-
locre intelligence; heart caous to every kindly
eminent ana 10 every generous emoton one tongue
eprous with SANDER one mouth which is like unto n
len OF foul beasts giving forth deadly olors if there
re here one character which, while blorchcu and SPOT
co. yet raves and rants and blackgua,ds like prosti
ute II there be here one bold bad empty, believing l.
emagoguc, 1t is the gentleman from Illinois t
Nav ( 4,
commissioner, WAS to-day appointed Mayor of the CITY
ten Schohcld, vice Joseph Mayo, removed
The counsel on both sides in Mr. Davis case with :
onsent OF Judge Underwood, have agreed on June
tor the trial. and Judge Chase has been tcesraphcd
)r his assent. n
Many delegates to the Republican and Conservative
tate conventions, which meet Wednesday and Thurs
ay, have already arrived. 1t is the general belief
ov Wells will get the Republican nomination for t
oVernor: 3. johnson, Barbour, Col. Withers and L
Ohm s. Wilson are spoken Of for conservative nom
alton for Governor. Uunnicutt this evening at the Il
Getting in the park, denounced Wells and bis whole !'
eW. II
JACKSON, MISS, May An the absence of other
lsness the convention occupies its time in revising
&c constitution. tt
BALTIMoHE May "A ducng party, in which the
ncpuls general and attacb6 of the Pr,,ssan ir
CATION, was reconclled after an Intellectual round p
CHICAGO, May AT Shanghai, Illinois, fourteen al
,uses blown down and two churches unroofed Four W
lied aud forty injured h,
WASHINGTON, May 4.-Revcnue today 81 ,G45 oOO m
White House crowded all day with visitors. This ell
en"g's Star has the following: "Impeachment stock WI
ctuates hour by hour to-day. 1t is shaky and why,
is not demonstrated. The President and his coun mr.
are confident of his acqutta They figure out not ri
Ore, at the outside, than thirtytwo votes for conv t
n.
AsHINGToN, May At is positively asserted the co
loving conversation is substantially correct and fo
1t 1t toreshadows Wades policy. \ few evenings an
&c Wade was approached by a prominent Radical hc
ngressman who said 81 regret to see the inmj- %
Mt danger which exists of conflict between the whites
blacks of South Carolina, and hope some measures
Il be adopted to prevent it," Wudc-"That can be =,
ne. we mus: keep sufficient troops-for troops
prevent It," Congressman-" But our Northern We
ENDS are becoming impatient under the fearful OK:
uses OF the standing army They may refuse to be so
ed ior such purpose much longer" Wade" You to
quite right in supposng the North restless and i'm.
lent under taxation, but this we will avoid bv re- cor
ring each State to support the army kept within TT,
own territory and this will relieve our friends on
~ OF the burthcn. If these Southern rebels won't
ave themselves they must be made to paw the ex IRE
SEES OF keeping the peace within their borders Such Il:
Will be our policy" With this positive enunc;a NO
the Radical expressed himself satisfied, but int;-
ed doubt as to its practical working as the South ,
already impoverished by war, but Mr.. Wade sng DIT
ed that Southern lands would yield ample revenv Ere
the purpose inn