The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-13
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' For the South Western.]
Markets. T.


NEW YORK. May II, noon.-God l4o4. Cotton
dull at sl@3l 1c. for middlng uplands
NEW ORLEANS, May 11.-Cotton dull and lower;
middling soc: sales 1900 receipts 7s9 and exports
1912 bales. Gold 14l. Molasses advanced signify.
Flour dull; super6ne s9@e ~ and treble extra
SO 5o@l1 So Corn frmer at 81 O5: Baeon-s1ou QUIZ
ders dull at l4@l44 and clear sides ls4@l Ste haio
easier; tierce 90 and key 2lc. :,
New YORK, May II, evening. Cotton dull anu
lower; sales 5000 bales at Sic. for mlddng uplands
Gold active and excited toward the close but decneu
to 139a@1395.
New York, May u, noon.-Gold 1891. Cotton
dull and lower at 30c for middling uplands
New ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton dull and lover;
middng 294c sales $780, receipts s3S and exports 5l5
bales Sterling 50; New York sight sfSet premium
Gold l4Qt. Sugar firm; Louisiana prime lot@lot
and Cuba fair ll4@l34c. Cuba molasses 45tgooc'
firm at s13@15: Corn firm at 81 O2(gl %. oats
firm at s5c Hay firm but unchanged Pork dull at
500. Bacon dull shoulders l4@l41 and clear SIDES
Isle. Lard easy tierce 90 and key PC Texas cat,
tle-1st quality s50@65 I'd quality S3o(94o, and 80
quality slS@25. Sheep S3(94.
New YoRK, May H. evening. dull ana a, ae'
cidedly lower sales 500 bales at 2s@soc for mddling
uplands
! DUBLIN, MAY 1O-Train has been bailed.
LoNDoN, May Bright Hon. Henry Brougham
Lord Brougham, and vaux, eminent lawyer, reformer
rural retreat at Cannes France, to-day in the 9th year
| of his age The news of the event. although his de-
mise has been looked for at any moment during the
past few years. produced profound sensation, as the
| neope realise that the last visible link Whch con-
nected the present political situation OF the country
with reform antslave trade and freedom of the press
aeitations of 1912 and H. has been removed at the
most vital moment in the history of Britain.
LONDON, May TO- evening.-Dispatches from Cannes
state Lord Brongham died easily. He fell into pleas
ant sumber from which he never woke
| Vienna kilograms were received Yesterday which
state the persecution of Jews in Jassy Baker and other
places in Moldava, has been stopped by the author
! ties Those who were compelled to flee from their
homes have been allowed to return. Assassns ana
desecrators of the graves of Jews, who perpetraeo
their outrages almost with impunty for long time,
will hereafter be vigorously punished.
BERLIN Nav lO-Bancroft, United States ambas-
sador, starts tomorrow for Baden and Wirtemburg.
His object is to meet representatives OF those coun-
tries and negotiate or extension OF the provisions
of the nationality treaty, recently consummated be-
tween North Germany and the Uneted States, TO ba-
| den and W,temburg
| LONDON Nav 1O-The case of Barrett, convicted
Fenian, awakens considerable interest," On petition,
prisoner has been repreved for week further Gov
ernment inquiry will be made.
PARIS, May ll.--Emperor and Empress at Orleaas
Emperor made pacific speech
LIVERPOOL, May IL, evening.-CQtten traction ca
sier sales 1000 bales; uplsnds l2@l25 and Orleans
124@l2sd
| LoSDoN, MAY 1l-Considerable excitement oeca-
stoned to-day on receipt of kilograms from Ashton,
announcing the breaking out of serious ant-Popery
riot in that city Mob paraded the streets, sacking
houses and outragng people. Several persons shot
At last accounts the riot had been suppressed and the
city quiet.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Emperor and Empress were
at Orleans Saturday from which city they returned to-
day. Upon their arrival there they were received by
the Mayor on behalf of the people in an address of
welcome The Emperor replied briefly After ex-
pressing thanks he said he was happy to be In the
city made sacred 10y glorious religious and political
memories and devoted to active industry. He was
sure that sgch labors safe in the general assur-
auce OF peace. The Bishop of Orleans spoke in reply,
and concluded by invoking blessings on the Emperor
and Empress.
L1vERPooL May IL, noon.-Cotton dull and irreg.
uar, but prices same.
LlvERPooL May 10, decentralization dull and
inactive; uplands ll5@l2 and Orleans 125@ll1d
No business in cotton ahoat.
LIVERPOOL, May -, evening:-Coton steadier and
more doing; sales 5000 bales; uplands the spot
ll5@l2 and afoat 124d Orleans l2@12td.
addressing the council, said
the time had come when Turkish manners must yield
to European civilization.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Cou1t-The following is
the form proposed by Chase and adopted by the Sen
ate Mr. Senator how say YOU; is the President An
drew Johnson President of the United States, guilty
of high misdemeanor crime, charged in this
tcle? The Senator shall respond guilty not guilty
/ only.
At ten O'Clock the Senate proceeded to consider
tcles, each Senator having fifteen minutes, and will
continue in session to a late hour.
The following is gathered from several sources and
may be regarded as reliable: Grimes and Fessenden
went through the list of charges arguing against
victon. Trumbull and Henderson partly through
when expira ton of fifteen minutes stopped them but
! aruund in of nd
gued for acquittal on first, but conviction second
Radicals acknowledge it will be very close but in
sst definitely they have thirtyeight votes. Only the
six mentioned above Of the fourteen doubtful Senators
| have yet spok en.
| House-Joint rcsclutiea Of the Ohio Legislature
protesting against tie reconstruction acts, and in
structing Senator's and requesting representatives
to vote against such laws, was referred to the Re-
| construction Committee. A resolution directing
committee on treatment of Union soldiers to inquire
into the proposition of Confederates for their relief
was tabled by Is to Al. Resolution to adjourn from
10th to 25th passed by IS to 81. This recess is for
the Chicago convention Bill extending charter fthe
city of Washington passed. Stevens introduced the
following
Whereas, The people of North Carolina, South Car
DINA, Louisiana Georgia and Alabama have, in pursu-
of the provisions of an act entitled act for the
efficient government of the rebel States passed
March 2, 1867 and the acts supplementary thereto,
framed constitutions Of State government which
by large maorities of the votes cast at the elections
held for ratification or rejection of the same; there
fore,
Be 1t enacted That the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Louisiana Georgia and Alabama shall
be entitled and admitted to representation in Con-
gress as States of the Union when the legislatures of
said States respectively shall have duly ratified the
amendment to the Constitution of the United States
proposed by the thirty nnth Congress and known as
article fourteen upon the following fundamental
dtons: That the constitutions of said States shall
never be so amended Or changed as to deprive any
citizen class of citizens of she United States of the
right to vote, WHO are entitled to vote BY said
constitutions respectively except for SUCH crimes
noW felonies at common law, whereof they shall
have been duly convicted, and no person shall ever be
held to service or labor punishment for crime in
said States except by public officers charged with the
custody Of eonvics by the laws thereof Second That
if the day fixed for the meeting of the legislatures of
said States by the constitutions thereof shall have
passed before the passage of this act such legislature
may be convened within thirty days after the passage
of this act by the president of the convention which
framed the constitution of such State. Third That
the first section of this shall take effect when the
President of the United States shall officially proclaim
the due ratification by the legislatures of said States
respectively of article IA, the amendment to the Con-
stituton of the United States proposed by the thirty
ninth Congress-