The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-10-07
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better; sales Of 1900 bales Of uplands 274e Gold
firm at l4o14O4. Sub Treasury balance 500 800, 600
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.--Gptton active and advanced;
mddling 254@s6e.; sales 5000 aud receipts 1881
bales Sterling 49.95l; New York sig get. dis
count.
New York, Oct 6, noon.-Cotton quiet at ZIG
81 be. for uplands Gold l394 z5=s=s
New ORLEANS, Oct. Cotton quiet and lower;
middling 251 255e.; sales 400, receipts ALI and
exports 1860 bales Sterling 494@5l. Gold 1891
Sugar and moasses quiet and unchanged Flour rmer;
superfne $6 5o@6 621, and choice SO F5@12 30
Corn dull at 81 o. Oats declined, e2c: Hay-prime
to choice firm at at s25@26. Bran ST 90. Pork firm
at S3l. Bacon frmer; shoulders l2z and clear sides
161c.; sugar cured hams i Zoe unchanged. Cattle
and sheep steady, but unchanged
NEW YORK. Oct. s. evening-Cotton less active ard
Shade lower; sales AGO bales at 27c for uplunds.
Gold firm at l40s .E.~z-.--
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, Oct. "a Madrid dispatch says Madoz
has resigned the Presidency Of the Junta. Aguirrc
succeeds, who appointed Serano Generan Chief.
The new deep sea telegraph from Malta to Alezan-
dris Egypt is asucces5.
NApRID Oct 5-Ofeyoga declines the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs. Prm is at Barcelona.
1t is supposed here that the Captain General of Gu
ba has sufficient force at his command to keep the
island quiet. -,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. > evening buoyant.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 6, noon.--Cotton quiet, but steady;
probable sales 10, OJO bales.
1IAYRR, Oct. g. noon.-Cotton quiet.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-Later adviees from Rio Janciro state
that Lopez had arrived at San Fernando with 10000
men. Twenty thousand allies occupied Pillar the chief
port of Paraguay to form base Of operations against
tue Paraguaya position at the mouth Of the Tcbguary
MADRID, Oct 6.-Gen prlm arrived and was enthu-
siaStically received.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 6.-The Kings speech to Rigs
day that the negotiations with Prussia
garding Schleswis Holstein are without result
The ratification Of the sale of St. Thomas and other
islands to the United States, is postponed year
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6, afternoon. Cotton easier; up
Iands lUI and Orleans ll4d. Yarns and fabrics quiet.
LIVERPOOL Oct. &, eVeuing.-Cotion unchanged.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON Sept. 5.-Snce nale5 dispatch sn-
nouncing the deposition of Isabella, no Official comu
ncaon has been held with the Spanish Legation,
will there be until Jun accredits representatives The
Legation retains its official status but matters post
poncd. Rollins returns on Saturday. Revenue to-day
one million aud seven thousand dollars
RosencraIs was il New York Yesterday Ore pairing
for Mexico.
COL Nyncoop, Agent Of the 4rapahoes and Chey-
ennes Indians Is here, and represents the Indians within
his Agency having fled south of the Arhan1as river
and Gen SulIy pursuing them The two tribes aggre
gate 24U0 warrort.
The increase will be comparatively trtng. Robt. J.
Walker, by consent of Secretary McCulIoch examined
the Treasury books. His results sustain Denar.
SALEM, MASS, Oct. 5.--The anti Butler Republican
Mass Cow ention day unanimously nominated Rich
ard II. Dana for Congress-
The anti Butler convention was we'll attended and
enthusiastic. A. Abbott of Peobody presiding made
speech III which he handled Butler severely styled
MIN selt.wed, arrogant, headstrong, domineerng of
violent temper, bitter IN his hatred, uncocatory &C.
knowing no acruples not troubled with modeSty and
a man whom Republican leaders have conhded in.
Dana, in accepting the nomination to Congress, re-
viewed Butler on finance, and 5tgmatised him as the
lshmae OF the Republican party. Dana ctcised
management, which he declared the weakest pon. Of
our political system, and which Butler now proposes
to engraft upon the Republican organisation
Fortress MONROE, Oct. 5.-Schooner Lolita ashore
on middle grounds, four miles South " est Of Cape
Charles.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Nothng yet from the Con
nectCut municipal elections.
Walkers statement indicate that at the present rate
OF the increase Of the debt it will be doubled in IA
years long before which, unless better counses pre-
vail, the government will be bankrupt.
WASHINGTON, Oct 8, noon.-Partial returns from
Connection: indicate that the Democrats have carried
the State by 5000 majority.
NEW YORK, Oc: 8, nooa.-The Democratic meeting
last night was the greatest held in this city An
experienced police captain estimated that ninety thou
sand persons were in the fortnight procession After
the procession was joined by the delegations from I'D
joining counties it extended ten miles The scene in
OuiOH square WIS grand. ne main stand, represent
ing the Temple of Liberty was brilliantly Illuminated
by string Of lights stretched to TammauE Hall The
streets In the vicinity seemed literally on fire with cal
cum lights rockets, fire paintings and balloons The
main stand, facing Broadway the centre Of atrac
ton outside OF lammany Hall, although there were six
other stands, at which speeches made to immense
throng,. 1t is roughly estimated tina: a million men,
women and children were on the streets. The crowd
stretched completely down Broadway to tn street
while the cross streets were alive with citizens. Gen.
Badly Smith presided. He said he represented hun
drcds Of thousands Of soldiers WHO thought the result
OF the war would be lost without entire change of
policy. A letter from Gen. Mcclellan was read, EN-.
phaticalig indorsi0g the Democratic candidates
HARTFORD, Oct 6, noon.-The Connecticut munich
pal elections occurred throughout the State to-day
Democrats gain largely. Majority in this city 100
Democratic gain over last fall OF four hundred and over
last spring OF one hundred. Democratic n,jority in
New Haven 9l9
NAsHlSGToS, Oct e.-Mr Seward recognises and
Will continue TO recognise Go representing Spain
until Spain names a successor.
full Cabinet to-day except Egarts The debt state
nent showsa net decrease in the debt Of s97 600
Coin in the Treasury ses 900 III currency, sl3
$4,000, and McCuloch thinks the disbursements for
the current month will be lighter than last andthat
The October statement will show further decrease Of
The debt. September disbursements aggregate $50
)27000 Revenue to-day $2i9, O1o
Gen. sibey tcegraphs from Atlanta that the Camilla
report VIII be mailed tomorrow. Many parties here
claim there has been juggling.
Adeces from Hayti of Cd, states that la yen man
9t-war, and Gaatea attacked the rebel cruisers Sylvan
and Llbere; the Sylvan was sunk, and the Lberte |
burned by her own crew. SAlnaye had gone on the !
ialatea to lombard Miragone. - |
Tclegraphic advces from the City Of Mexico to the |
I'D state that Juarcz had sent messageto Congress-
cheerful picture of affairs in the Republic
t. expected Congress will ratfy treaties with the
Juitcd States.
MEMrnls, Tenn, Oct. 6.-Tour thousand stands of
rms arrived; they consigned to Little Rock sup
'osed to arm the negroes. No steamboat would take |
hem as freight to Little Rock on any terms.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. "6-Capt William Donelson, charged
With killing negro on the steamer Republic, several
months ago, has been boiled at $4,000
SAN Francisco, Oct 6.-This CITY Ias contributed
$4,000 in gold, to the earthquake sufferers
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Consderable damage done
long the lake and in the part of the city The
xtent cannot yet be ascertained. The storm abatca
n Sunday night, and water slowly recediny from
he submerged districts. All over due steamers for
hose safety fears entertained Yesterday are
'fe No marine disasters reported as yet or loss of
le by the deluge
Ed Ware, general ticket agent of the New Orleans
nd jackson railroad who shot himself Saturday morn
lg, died last night.
Il. W. NcCFanie, editor Ouacta Telegram. was
omlnated Tor Congress by the Democrats of the 9Th
onsresslonal district, completing the ticket.