The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-25

man reports he substantially followed Sehoields polio
with notifications rendered necessary by eircumstn
] ces. The solution Of the M e. controversy must b
left for Judicial decision or legislative enactment Th
contrdbersy involves delicate legal and ecce>astica
questions. Arrangements made with most railroa,
companies advantageous to roads in the State. Pay
ments to the State be onethira currency and two
thirds State bonds. He compliments the management
of the Freedmen's Bureau, and concludes: To tn
respect Of the people, both white and black, for h
laws, and their innate love Of justice is due the qae
and good order that regned in the good old Common
| wealth of Virginia.
State Department has no adyiees of sontrages upor
American legation in Paraguay.
Grant present at Eyarfs' dinner last night. Re
spending to toast, President elect Grant confined
himself to few words of thanks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-It is regarded certain tha
West will not be appointed. The Express saws the
nomination of Joseph R. West as Supervisor for Louis
Iiana, also confirmed and his commission made out
but We learn it is withheld, commissioner Rollins
desires to withdraw his nomination. The Star says
the appointment of James R. West as Supervisor fol
the State Of Louisiana has been signed BY the Secretary
but not vet forwarded ard ii said that commissioners
Rollins is not entirely satisfied with the appointment
though the matter may soon be settled and the com
mission forwarded.
WAsHIaGroN, Nov. v.19.-Washhtrn's report from
Paraguay received decided and effective Instruction
sent to Minister MeNalon. aud rear Admiral Davis
ordered to proceed to Paraguay with adequate force
and vin6icate the national honor and redress the
wrongs said to have been committed BY: Lopez upon
American citizens.
WASHINGTON, Nov.11 a.-Snpervsors appointed
Delos d. Southworlh, Eastern Dstrictof Virginia; j
n Barbour, Massachusetts; S Y. butcher, Southern
aud Eastern Districts Of New York.
Treasurer Spinner directs national banks which are
depo>itoeies to withhold from circulation muated e-
gal tenders also 52os, they having been successfully
counterfeted.
Rollins estimates internal revenue for current fiscal
year Sl5n,o0A,O00
Heads OF departments have forbidden further pnb-
ications of reports by sbordinates until submitted to
Congress.
Digntaries of the Congregational Church assembled
here to settle trouble III Doctor Bayntona church. A
large majority desire his removal, because he opposes
thesmngiing Of races in schools aud is lnkewarm in
admitting heroes to full fellowship. No result.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Grans,s official majority in
Ohio is 4 ls9; Indiana IT, l4i.
Coax and bride are here. Rollins nominated Jas
Belger of Maryland revenue supervisor for Texas
Customs from the 9Th to l4th inclusive, s. &c, 900
Randall absent from Capitol Meade sfeport received
to day. Grant III Philadelphia. Heavy north west
snow storm.
Sherman recommends coonisation of Indians, witt,
governments suited to their condition. Idle longer for
the United States TO attempt occupy cams in
mon with the indians. Government should compen-
safe them for yielding their immense tract Country
occupied by themis grazing country and settlements
necessarily scattered, and have stock which tempt the
Indians who will steal rather than starve.
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.-Gapt. BENZ II. Dove, U. S.
n, died at Key West the 10th.
Government approves Reverdy Johnson's official
proceedings and pleased wish progress "A strong
effort will he made to have Alabama claims commits
sione1s to sit IN New York, instead of London.
McCulloch confirms Beser suprrvisorsfor Texas
Revenue for the week ouly 81 500 900. ~
Rear Admiral Davis reports President Lopez of Par