The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-15
I Z L E CRAP HIC NEWS
For the South Western.l
Marknfe
Markets.

New YORK, July Is, noon.-Gold l4os, co...-
quiet at 32(0324c cotton
New ORLEANS July 13.-Cotton easier; mi5dv,.
Bic; sales 327, receipts 2lS and exports 1879 hans
Sterling 54@563. Gold l4O4@14l '"es
| New YORK, July Is, evenng.-Cotton shade Iowa.,
sales 1900 bales at 32c. for mddling upands, GoI{
closed strong at l4l5.
New ORLEANS, July 14.-Cotton quiet midHi..
Sic; sales so and receipts IS bales. Sterlng Ky
81; New York sight Yet premium. Gold III
Flour steady; superGne 81 5O@7 624. Corn SOC @tf'
Oats firm at SOC. Hay firm at s2l@22. Pork Sa,
firm, $50 50@31. Bacon easy; shoulders l94@I1
and clear sides 173@lsc Lard held firm at Isl for
| tierce and keg zoe
| New YoRK, July IA, evening.-Cotton dull, On,
heavy; sales 700 bales at 32c. for middling upand
Gold l415
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, July IS, afternoon.-Cotton quiet IN
lands II and Orleans III Sd.
LIVERPOOL, July L., evening. Cotton unchancod
sales 10000 bales.
! LIVERPOOL, July IA, evening. -Cotton-saes Som
bales uplands l Il and Orleans III 3D.
From New Orleans.
| New ORLEANS, July l3.-Warmoth, the new Gov
ernor inaugurated to-day in the hall of the Hons,
of Representatives, in the presence of both houses
with densely packed Hobbies The oath was admins
/ tered by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 4
number of outgoing and incoming officials were pres
ent the platform. Inaugural address brief and well
written but not very explicit to his future course
Says he refrains at this time from entering into any
/ discussion of measures deemed of importance. He
urges however immediate for the repression
of lawlessness and disorder now rife in the State that
we want peace and order, and without it we have
no prosperity.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-After Inauguration yester.
day, Gov. Warmoth sent communication to Geu
Buchanan, notifying him officially of the passage Of
! the l4th amendment and the inauguration of Sht
government, whereupon Gen. Buchanan issued an Or
der turning over the control of the Srate to the civil
government The order states that reconstructio1 arts
cease operate in this State and that military law M
/ longer e1ists-cgil law is supreme.
Departed for Red river-Lizzie Hopkins and Mitte
Stephens
Miscellaneous.
SELMA Ala, July l3-Grand Seymour and Bl,i
ratification in this city Saturday night. Bonfes vera
built, frewors burst and cannon Numbered Several
thousand people, including many coored were pres.
ent, who made the meeting ring with shouts for the
Democratic nominees. Speeches mad by Ges
Morgan, Pettus, Shelley, Judge Brooks, Judge Wood
ex-Mayor NJ. j. Williams, Col Colby, late Of the Fed
eral Army and several others. The meeting was the
| largest and most enthusiastic ever held here
| New YORK July 13-Specie exports last week an
proximate four millions.
San FRANCISCO, July l3.-Brtish Admiralty an.
proves proceedings of Commander Bridges Of the
Chanticleer, in blockadng Mazatan. Don Angel
Martinez leader of the Sinaloa nsurrecton is here
Gov. Haight presided at large Democratic rati6cs.
ton meeting.
WASHINGTON, July 13-Judge Fisher, from Misss
sipp, reports to the Republican Committee Mississippi
went Democratic by seven thousand, but claims be
can prove fifteen thousand fraud.
Radical committee here from Virginia Irpinr
changes in recently passed election bill as that viii
open registration. Bill according with their views will
probably be introduced in the Senate
Commodore James f. Miller forty-two years in the
| service is dead.
A delegation from Atlanta has arrived to urge Con.
gress to political disabilities from Radical men,
bers of the Georgia Legislature.
Considerable talk and some positive assertion ola
third party. Fremont Gen. Carey and John Quincy
! Adams prominently named. Chase declines to co.
operate in the movement
| WASHINGTON, July 14-Mr. Seymour's journey
! homeward was a continued ovation.
! Weather northward hotter than for MANY years
Many deaths from sunstroke, including seven in But
| falo.
NOODLE, July 14-An immense and enthusiast,
meeting of the Democracy was held last night. Eo
quent speeches made by Admiral Semmes Percy
Walker Ma or St. Paul, Col Herndon, Price, Williams
and others. 1t resolved that we, the people Of
Mobile do cordially endorse and ratify the nomAa
tons by the Democratic National Convention of Hora
ito Seymour for President, and Frank P Blair for Vice
President.
RICHMOND July 14.-Committee of Republicanshf
here for Washington to urge the passage of bill pre-
venting the re0pening of registration lists prior to the
August election. &
Office of the Index newspaper, at Petersburg, de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
WAsHINGTos July IA. = Meade has transferred e
Florida to the civil authorities.
1t stated Howard is preparing to reduce the mum.
Der of employees in the freedmen s bureau
New treaty with China to the Senate for ratif
cation
Grant won't return from the West till the middle Of
September. E
Full cabinet and an unusual number of yisitorsa .
the White House.
The steamer Idahoe arrived off Nayasaka, Japan
All well.
Vaandghsm visited the House to-day Senate had s
brief executive session. Nothing important. Both
houses in session to might.
Senator Doollttle wrote letter strongly disCOurag.
ing the third party movement Well informed parties
think there is no real base for the third party rumo
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July l4.-Theremometer,
hundred and FIVE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-John McDevitt news,
paper man and skillful phonographer is dead
meeting of the Reconstruction Committee is
called for tomorrow to hear the Mississippi Radical
delegation regarding the alleged election frauds.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-House-Und regularcan
bills introduced allowing citizens to bring suits against
railroad companies in Federal courts; constructing
railroad from Washington to Cincinnati and many
important matters. Bill legaisng the acts of Atkaz
sas FAX Commissioners passed. Freedmen's Bureau
bill, passed by the Senate, making Towards Comms
sionershlp independent, passed with amendment max
ing discontinuhnce of the bureau absolute in repre-
sented States LIST January except as regards eil
cation Bill goes to the Senate for concurrence Dor
Gerry and Boyden members from North Carolina from
whom disabilities had been removed seated House
went into committee of the whole on tariff BILL Vote
OF "a to 81 regarded test vote and indicating ID
tenton of the majority to modify the tariff. Two
hours debate ensued. Adjourned till seven to-ni5h.
Senate-Different petitions from different army Of,
hcers, asking increased pay, presented. Funding bill
resumed and discussed at great length by MortOnd
Indiana. Sherman, of Ohio favored payment OF
bonds, unless otherwise stipulated, in legal tenders
Question elected much bitterness and continuedN
adjournment
WASHINGTON, July Observation-Disclosures White
seated vice Reverdy johnson. Bill for the temporary
supplying vacancies in the Executive Department.
passed Bill authorisng temporary loan OF three per
cent certificates up, leading to anoher wild os
eusson on fnrnces, Trumbull favorng keeping Son
in the Treasury down to SAC, 100000 Motion taVorn
investing legal tenders, as an important step toward
the resumption of specie payment. MortonS anea1
ment to this effect lost by to 3d. Bill postp0n7O
Funding bill resumed.
HouSe.-After local business affecting the Ds'f"
OF Columbia, House resumed the Alaska aPPFoEE
ton, which passed by IA to AZ, with rider deciaf~S
the right of the Honse to participate in making ea'E
Bill authorizing temporary Executive apPolntnVl1