The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-30

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Markets.
NEW YORK Sept. 90, noon-Gold l4l8. Cotton q
shade frmer at 251926c for uplands.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 29-Cotton-fair demand and
advanced; middng 23e.; sales $500 and receipts
1914 bales. Sterling 5l053 New York sight { Pet.
discount. Sugar and moasses nomnally unchanged.
Flourdu superine 81, treble extra IS 25Q1lo and
choice $40 5o@l3. Corn dull at 92@95c. Cats bet
ter, 56M5sc Hay dull; Ohio river 80 80 and st.
Louis 500 So Bran steady at 81 IS Pork dull At
$50 30. Bacon dn shoulders 12&G1l3 and clear sides
I6&@17c. Lard quiet, but unchanged. Cattle and
sheep unchanged
New YoRK, Sept. 20, evening.-Cotton more active
and ac better; sales $500 bales at 26e Gold closed
weaker.
Cable Dispatches.
LIFERPooL, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton FIRM; probable
sales 10000 bales. Bombay shipments to the 18th
6000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept %, afternoon Cotton flrner and
more active; it is thought the sales will reach l5,Q00
bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are-tlat.
Miscellaneous. @ :
MEMPHIS, Sept. 90, noon.-Gen. T. G. IIindmar was
assassnated at his residence, in Helena, Ark One
Robbins of Springfield, Mo-, who served under him,
has been arrested charged with being his murderer.
Robbins denies it.
n WASHINGTON, Sept. 29--1he Alabama tlelega ton
met the President by appointmentthis morning. Sec
retary of War present The President gave the Com
mittee assurances that order would be maintained III
Alabama and that the State government would be
maintained. The Secretary of War is preparing letter
Tor Gen. Meade which will be delivered to the Com
mttee at ten O'Clock Tomorrow, when they will depart,
stopping at Atlanta, Ga. to deliver the document ia
Gem Meade. Gov. Smith has doubt the Legislature
will adopt measures authorizing the people to elect
Presidential electors, and he has no apprehension OF
disorders, now that the Federal government is COM
mitted to their prompt suppression.
Lieut.. Scott states that in Il recent fight in Texas
of the nine persons killed. five white painted
like Indians q
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman confirm the recent
reports regarding Col Forsyths command They have
since been rescued.
From New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 29,--Departed for Red river
Lizzie Hopkins.
From our Extra of yesterday. ~ -
Markets.
New York, Sept. IS, noon.--Gold 1415. Cotton
steady at 254c. for nplands.
New ORLEANS, Sept 2S.-Cotton in fair demand
and frmer; middling &c.; sales 5000 and receipts
APPS bales. Sterlng-bank By; New York sight ia
Pct. discount. Gold 40. Sugar and m0lasses un-
changed Flour dull; superfne ST. Corn dull at 856 "a
s.. Oats dull and declined, 56c Hay declined, s23 :
Bran declined, 81 Is. Pork seadier at $3U5O.s Ba-
con-shouders Is and clear sides 17c Lard steady;
tlerce 49, and key 2l4c Heavy receipts of produce
since Saturday.
NEW York, Sept. %, evening-Coton firm; sales
1850 bales 25tc with some reported at 26. Gold IL
regular at l4350gl454
e. Gable Dispatches.
2 LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, afternoon.-Cotton irmer
sales IL, 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, evening.--Cotton advancing;
uplands 0 and Orleans 1O4d
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-The city of Alcov has revoted
Three ships of war; supposed be part of Prims fleet
appeared Off Carthaglna yesterday. 1t is stated that
the town OF Leon had pronounced for the revolution
lists 1t is also reported that Sarragossa had rebeled
and that Comte Cheste had been killed.
LONDON Sept 26.-The Spanish revolution gains
strength. Vaadod and both CASTLES have revolted
The Royal forces have Keen recalled from San Andre
to protect Madrid.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Nashville municipal
election passed off quietly yesterday. Alden was elect
ed mayor by $50 majority. Both candidates were Re-
publieans, the Democrats, voting for Thornbury
force of infantry has just left for Nashville
NEW DIRK, Sept. %, noOn.-Thc Alaska has arriY-
ed, bringing Panama dates to the 10Th The people
are discontinued with the new government Nofurtber
news from the earthquake. Fever disappearing from
WAsH1NGfoN, Sept 2s, noon The prosecution
tiSt ISutihtb VIII ptODdDtF ne continued Off
clal gossip The same authority says, in Mr. Davis
trial. Attorney General Evarts will take no active mart
be having at the first suggested Dana az the proncr
person to lead the prosecution. Gov Wells of Vir-
gnia, continues to take active interest in the pros
ecnon as lawyer. The impression in official circles
is that there will be trial.
WASHINGTON Sept. % evcninr-Tbe Alabama del |
egaon had two hours interview with tue President to-
day during which time they presented their documents
and mad Tree conversation Another interview has
been fixed upon for Tomorrow when the Secretary Of
War viii be present, and the President will answer The
eiegatlo In the meantime, the parties to tie inter
view consider Themselves bound to silence regarding
ietails
portion OF the twelfth infantry WAS sent to Alex
andria Va, yesterday. The 29th regiment will ar
rive at Nashville, Tuesday night it numbers eisn,
hundred men, Revenuesto day half mifon dollars
Commissioner Rollins has left the city fer TWO weeks
The Herald says edtorally the Governor Of Ala |
'ama is certainly not far wrong in his noioa that
more national troops are unnecessary IN that STATE I
The presence of fifty thousand soldiers in Alabama
would not he so eectiFe in keeping the peace as the
Camilla fight will prove. Now that the whole history
u that event is known it is incidentally clear that tie
negroes provoked the disturbance, They marched
With their Radical leaders with music and arms into
I'nettown, COMFORTING themselves in offensive man
ler making bullying expedition and Tie menace of
heir conduct met as if it were real Negroes will
ee by this example that it is not yet safe to bully
'hlte men, ana that Will prevent collisions.
bosToN, Sept. 28.-Butler has becu re,nominated
Or Congress.
NEWARK, Sept. 28.-Four English miners crushed
death by the caving Of an iron mine at Mount Hope
Few Jersey.
From New Orleans.
GOV. Narmoth's veto Of the negro equality bill was
lstained in the House to-day by vote of 80 to 80.
n the House today bill was introduced passed to
8 third reading aud referred to the Judiciary Com
tee entitled act to enforce the provisions of the
9th article OF the constitution, which is almost idcn-
al with the equality bill just vetoed excepting that it
lakes intractons thereof for civil action and
ives preference on docket to all suits brought under
provisions,
Mr.. PENDLEToN TO THE DEMOCRACY OF TExAs-The I
custom Times of the 18th, publishes the following {
tier from Mr.. Pendleton to+its editor:
BANGOR Me-, Aug. p, 1868. /
omers Kinney, Esq, Houston, Texas: y
Ny Dear S1r,,Yours of the I'd inst, dated at
townsville, was forwarded me from Cincinnati .
In reply, have only time to say that YOU cannot i
ge too strongly our brethren Of Texas to stand by
national Democracy, and resist all Radical attempts
abuse you. My heartfelt wish is, that you may sue
ed in your new undertaking. We are making a last h