The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-17
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FLOR the South. " etsrn.l
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June I5.-Cotton quiet au' nrfner;
middnp 27m27Ic; sales 730 and receipts 90 1aleS.
Sterling 52a@56; New York sight sf7ct premium premium
Gold Id.
New YORK, June Is, evening-cotton opened steady
but closed dropping; sales 500 bales at 2os(92'c' 'of
middng uriands. Gold l4N4
New ORLEANS, June l6.-Cotton quiet, but arrl;
middng 274. sales 81 and receipts lo2 bales steF-
ling 53@5t; New York sight Fact PREMIUM Gold
14n4 Cuba sugar Nos. 12 and Is, l2st9lS4c. Cuba
,no},sses t7052c Louisiana sugar and moiasses uii-
changed Flour dull; superfne IS IS and treble e1-
tra sl1 Corn easy at soc. @sl o. Oats quiet at Use
Hav dull at sIsRl9 so. Pork quiet but hrm at
500 81. Bacon quiet; shoulders ls} and clear sides
liz Lard quoted ut Is! for fierce aud keg 2oc Texas
cattle unchanged.
NEW YORK, June le, evening -oot1oh opener more
steady but closed quie ssles hoo oaes at 20
for raiddling uplands. Gold al.
Cable Dispatches. ...
LIVERPOOL, June 10, noon.-CossoA ou"J->"' ~
prices unchanged. -,
LONDON, June l5.-The papers applaud Reverb
Johnson's appointment. The Times says no envoy
could be sent here who would he hailed with more
confidence as the honored spokesman of a great ma
ton Tie Daily News saws he sill represent the
United States whole, sectionally.
LIVERPOOL, Ju is, evening.-Cotton irregular;
sales 10000 bales uplauds lot@loA and Orleaus
le4@!1d. --.
LiyERpooL, June IS, eyening-Cotton closed firm
Miscellaneous.
WAsu1SaToS June l4-Gen. Buchanan command
ing the Fifth Military District has received orders
from the President approving his suspension of the in
angnration of the State government until author
.ed by Congress- which authorization, the order says,
will soon become law.
Parasuavan advices via Valparaiso, report the Pa
rngtay vans, in recent battle captured ooo a'es anu
sunk two iron. clats.
NEw ORLEANS. June l5-Gen. Buchanan has re-
lieyvd the New Orleans Gas Company from the &c
ton of Gen Banks order OF March 10, 1854 rtqlr'
ing said company to transfer to the quarteraster de-
pertinent all stock standing on ts books in the name
of persons in the civil military service OF the rebel
government who Lad not complied with the act OF
Congress of July II, 1862. or the Presidents procl-
nation OF December s, 1862. All such stock toseth-
or with the unpaid dividends accrued since January
1856 is released from the restrictions of said order.
No attempt ut Inauguration OF Safe officials to dav,
as called for in Packard's two proranaI ions, though
they were in consultation this morning, and consid
cradle crowd of negroes were in Attendance at the Me-
cha MICS Institute, i'll expectation Of important events
WASHINGTON June l5.-Surratts counsel announced
themselves ready Pros cuIion asked for poStponenen
Court placed trial for next Monday. when if the p oSe
cuton is ready it would bail Surrat; Surratts long
imprisonment Disgrace to the courts OF justice
Mr.: j. 4 Lamar, of Columbus lGa) is here III the
interest of the young men now imprisoned by military
authority, for alleged implication in the murder OF Ash
published here and excite astonishmen1 and indgna
ton. Mr. Lamar represents that the proceedings will
meet with d-approyal here, without regard to party
and 1t is understood motion will be made in Congress
Oh the sui: -ct o-worrow, by Republicans.
FORTRESS MONROE June ID -Britsh bark Istria,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, ashore off Cape Hat
teras, pieces. OF the crew, numbering twenty
six-three saved Steamer Nevada goc. pieces.
WAsHINGTos, June l5.-Pomeroy will Introduce ii
bill in the Senate toffeg Nashville end Decatur road
land grants.
New ORLEANS, June l6.-Departed for Red river
Lafourche and Mirtie Stephens.
WASHINGTON, June l6-Rumored that Gen. Martin
Mcmahon, of New York, will be appointed Mexican
Minister
New YoRK, June l6.-Coast beacon lighthouse at
Sandy Hook burned, Temporary one will be erected
by lighthouse board.
WASHINGTON June l6.-United States Indian Agent,
Leavenworth in his report narrates numerous ourage~
on the part of the Cananches and hin.as They
have special prediction for RAIDS into Texas.
Leavenworth recommends they be punished promptly
and severely,