The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-15
TELEGR A e NEWS
For the South W%e2tern.1
Markets.

NEW ORtr.,s April 49, Cotton active and advanced
| sales 1000 b,les: middlinq SIC; receints 1865 and ex
norts 40 bslc. Sterlinr exchange 43652+: New York
.ipht lact nramium Gold 1894 ~Sugsr-Louisiapa
nrin. re,.;ling At l610154 and Cuha Nos II and IL
1@aIh Cuha moI,.ses 470055c, FIour dull: su
MARINE nrerine at e. IN and choice All Corn dull
At Al o4a1 OK Oats dpl at Use. Hav-rrime Ohio
ri1er A1o0e2O PORK dn1 and lower askinr eos Ba.
con-onIy small retail business. shoulders 140l44
c1osr rh 7I71 II and clear sides 1SlM1qc. Lard
nrimA fierce lS51l9 and keo 1q1c.
New YORK, April -, evening.-Cotton about &c
hottar. ealas $500 bales at 804c for miGdIipe unlands
CoId i2o.
70 HE Disnatchas
n,o TLo ua,;+o,n ho, nrhrsbod +be
lAHl9' HPHt n:-11L al;,k aar an ~ tI<
[tPo'1' ''7' = .,I ~ bo~o Loon ronorou,
uuaroe hooI'e ''e Io"p"|' "'N T L. 49,. asns
received WIN poP"'at "PP"'soi =" e. 1, s
talheu anu oelen"cu :! w. aHyrJ,oa 0 H. r.
which IS ii ne" PROOF . l 'h'" '0"N" '0 ""
perof. ~
LIVERPOOL, Apr'I 10, noo1;~Ooto ~ "'6',', ny
lanuS on tue sPoI anu aDoa = ""~ otl"I
LIVERPOOL, APr1l 10, e'e"'nS;Moo'1 u "' 1opI
advancing; u,p'andS on t"e spot 80 a"H oa I-3r.
Orleans lZ7a; tF"nsacllooS "no"neia'' e"'
OF sales.
fARlS' AprH p E!''' states he8"'lon 'on'' Hu
ally oVerrun with fFencN'hen' ANXIOUS 10 escape na
bIhty OF military service unoeF Tue lie" army oHl ny
American naturaIlsatloh papers.
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHINGToN, April l3.-H0u mo quorum pres
ent. Went into committe of the whole to the i'm
parchment court. Wa8hburne gave notice that he
would make cal! of the House on Thursday for bust
ness. Objection made to print speeches of Butler and
Curtis in same pamphlet. Impeachment managers
urging amendment to rules to allow unlimited speeches.
WAsHISGrON, April Is, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to amend rules to allow additional speeches tabled.
Stevens, Williams, Boutwell, and Logan disappointed.
Stevens and Williams made special appeals for hear
ing.
Sherman recalled. Stanbery asked whether after
St,nton's restoration the good of the service required
another man than Stanton at the head of the War De-
partment. Butler objected. Bingham said, if Sher-
mans opinion was given. forty thousand other mems
oninions MIGHT be called. Butler spoke at length. He
warned Senators that Saturdays struggle would be re-
newed to-day. Several questions asked by Senators
and general debate ensueu. EVarts SAID they desired
to sho" the ffes'uehI hc,loh was 'or 'he 8oou OF tme
service, based on the opinions OF honest and lnteIlI-
gent officers. Senate refused to hear the answer
yeas 10; DAVIS voted nay, SoPpraSue ana Sauisoury 3D.
sent; Fowler, "rlnles, ho'S, lroiH04II and van NlnkIe
voted aye. Senator johnson asked, " Dld you at any
time, and when, before stanton removal, advise the
lr'Sloeh' o appoint "iotneF person; put'e[ o'Jec'eu'
Chase decided the question propouhded by the Sena-
tor could only be objected TO ny the court. Drake OBJ
Jected. senate refused 10 near the answer Oy Is to
81. Republicans voting a7e-Anthony, Edwards,
Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Henderson, Ross, Trum-
bun and Van "llIkIe' Uen' Sherman lett the stand.
Clerk OF District Supreme Court called. After a
contest the proceedings attending Thomas arrest were
admltted' SHERMAN re called at the instance OF Nena-
Tor Johnson, VINO asked, " men the President ten
uereu you Tue once Oh secretary OF war, the 10th and
SUN OF January state what MS purpose in so doing
was. OtJectloN, out senate heard the answer by IS
to y. Senator johnson asked, " Ill you state what
be sad was his purpose Objection. Chase decided
the question aotnlSoIote, as 1t tended to show the i'm
port OF the Presidents action. Chase sustained by 26
to %. Sherman commenced, when Butler interfered;
out SHERMAN uiouShI pest TO proceed IN his own way:
y President to'd me that under the relations of Stan
ton towards the other members OF the Cabinet and
the President, ne could not have the War Department
properly III the interests Of the army and
the whole country while Stanton remained Secretary
IN h5 desire TO promote and care tor those interests,
the lFe5,qeh' 'chue'eu sherman the PoSlI!on OF Score
'ary OF var SHERMAN asked tne President why he
uu U d ' " '"s Il. up ny MS lawyers, so as to
onlhS aoouI d c"""6c "Itnout lh'ol'lnS witness as an
oluce[ VI Il army III Vnc matter: PRESIDENT replied
cou'1h / oe oone' ou' Ii II coald De Drought before
the COURT 0,anton case "oulo not stand an hour,
>tahDery ASKED question: butIer OBJECTED. Chase
roleu o'a"oe'y cooiu ASK Fe'at!'e 10 lacls eIlclted by
senator johnson IN the question. Appeal. Debate
eh9ueu' penu4hS "hicl I'utef asked whether the ques-
llol was put by the senator from Maryland as counsel
for the Iresideut. Mr.. johnson, from his seat, admin
lStered Butler a sharp rebuke. Butler was abashed.
flnalIy Sherman proceeded. AT the first interview
DHthllr very tptlnITp W9S C1Id hr ttf1 n1;,- H. !