The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-03
PHOTOGRAPHIC. NEWS.
For the South Western.l
Markets.

as So Corn 81 G5@l 10. Oats dull at ooc. hay
quiet atrsl8@2O Pork dull at $29. Bacon easier
shoulders l3 and clear sides &c. Lard easier oerce
10 and keg zoe.
New YoRK June l. evening. steady; sales
$50 bales at sic. for middlng upands. Gold 1891.
NEW YORK, J une 2, noOn.-Cotton quiet at oAc. io'
middng nplands. Gold 1893.
New ORLEANS, June Cotton quiet; mlddllne
294c; sales 500 and receipts 244 bales Sterling o.
@55; New York sight 8fsct discount. Gold l4o4
sugar-Cpha grocery grades l24@ls4 and Louisiana
prime l51@154c. Cuba molasses 4s@52c. Flour easy
superne SIS so and choice Sl3 25 Corn easy at 81 os
al 10 Oats quiet at Soc Hay unchanged. forf
dull at 500 90. Bacon-shoulders l34 and clear sides
1sc Lard-tierce l9 and keg zoe. Texas cattle IN
changed
NEW YORK, June 2, evening.-Cotton easier; sale
100 bales at 304@3lc. for mddling uplands, chlef,
3lc Gold l4O. Border State bonds active and II
demand at an advance.
Cable Dispatches
PARIS June 1-Napoeon with Eugene, is visiting
Rouen. After grand and joyous reception, ne pun
cly thanked the Mayor and municipality for renewing
the poor during the winter. Replying to the RoueI
CARDINAL Napoleon said will not sever our love
God from love Of country.
Cuba cable in charge of Sir Charles Bright, has sailed
LONDON, June 1.-Two Dublin editors, who hac
been imprisoned for alleged sedtous articles, nave
been released writ of error.
LIVERPOOL, June 2, noon.-No market to-day. Bonn
bay shipments to S0th 10000 bales.
Miscellaneous.
GALVESTON, June l--George P. Douglas, late gen
eral integral tax inspector, indicted oy the
grand Jury for completely in bonded warehouse anc
whisky frauds arrived to- day, and voluntarily surren
dered himself to Marshal Byrnes.
WASHINGTON June 1.-Senate Judiciary Committee
report against Stanberys confirmation No change IN
the subordinate personnel Of the War Department con
tempated
Reverdy Johnson is mentioned in connection with
the British mission.
The following is Grants letter of acceptance
"WAsHINaToN May 20, 1858.
" Gen Joseph R. Hawey, President National Union
Republican Conventions
In formally accepting the nomination OF the Ma
tional Union Republican Convention of the 2lst May,
inst it seems proper that some statement Of my views
beyond the acceptance Of the nomination should
be expressed The proceedings Of the convention was
marked with wisdom, moderation and patriotism, and,
believe express the feeling of the great mass OF
those who sustained the country through its recent
trials / endorse their resolution If elected to the
Office of President Of the United States, it will be my
endeavor administer all the laws in good faith, with
economy and with view of giving peace, quiet and
protection everywhere At time like the present 1t
is impossible, or, at least emnently improper to lay
down policy to be adhered to, right or wrong,
through an administration of four years. New politi
cal issues not forosecn constantly arising. The
views of the public old ones constantly chang
ing. purely administrative officer should always be
left free execute the will Of the people, have al
WAYS respected that will and always shall. Peace and
universal prosperity, its sequence, with economy OF
administration will tighten the burden Of taxation,
while it constantly reduces the national debt. Let US
have peace.
With great respect your obedient servant,
~. s. GRANT,
The President has assigned Gen. stpnemgn, under
brevet rank to the command of Virginia.
Radical canvassers doubtful and Democrats more
confident Of result Of the city election. Vote close.
Betting with odds in favor of the Democrats by three
to five hundred. . -.
New York, June 1.-sub-treasur7 balance $e4,
tOO,OOh.
WASHINGTON, June l.-Schenck in his financial ex-
pose to-day, estimates total expenditures for next s
cal 1852 00O aud receipts from all sources
at $4u6 100000.
ST. LOUIS, June Large meeting favor opening
bayou Manchac, and committee appointed to accom-
pany the Mobile delegation to Louisville and Gin
cinnat.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The National Typographical
convention day elected Robert McKitchlie of New
York, president; Girard Stith of New Orleans first
vice president, and George W. Mcdonald, of Chicago
sccond John Collins, Of Cincinnati recording secre-
ary and treasurer and William A. Turner Of Phila-
delphia, corresponding secretary.
WASHINGTON, June mo official statement of yes
terdays election. Most reliable statement elects Given
by 26 votes, exclusive of 40 Given tickets with flag
on the back and Grants face at the head laid aside
for future decision.
Correction The Arkansas bill goes back to the
House for concurrence On Brakes modif amend
ment that there shall be restrictions on account
of race COLOR except Indians t1xed.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Upper Board tie; lower
three Democratic majority. Two blacks elected to
council.
New ORLEANS June 2--steamer Ben McCulloch
took fire the 26th while laying up for the night in
Ouachta river, between Trenton and Camden, and
burned to the waters edge. Three lives lost; VIM.
Il. Scott, of Arkansas, Mrs Ryan and daughter, of
Washington.
WASHINGTON, June --latest figures elect Bowen,
Radically by majority of eighty three votes
The following is Edmunds resolution
RESOLVED de-, That the States of Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Arkansas Louisiana, and Texas respect
vely shall not be entitled to representation in the cleo
oral college for the choice of President and Vice
President of the United States and no electoral votes
hall be received or counted from any of such States
Unless at the time prescribed by law for the choice of
ecor the people of such States shall pursuant the
of Congress in that behalf, have since the fourth
lay of March 1857, adopted constitution of State
government, shall have been organised, and shall be in
PEACEFUL operation and such State shall have also be-
ome entitled to representation Congress pursuant to
he acts of Congress in that behalf
Scho6ed ordered the guards from the War Depart.
nent.
schofeld participated In full Cabinet today.
Senate rejected Mr.. Stanberys nomination.
Gov. Bullock and Messrs. Blodgett, Caldwell and
arrow, OF Georgia. here looking after reconstruct
ion o.
It is stated, on the authority of Mr.. Reynolds, mem.
er elect from Alabama, that the Senate Jud iciarv
Committee have erased Alabama from the omnibus |
Omission bill.
Congressional
WAsH1NG7oN, June l.-Senate Joint resolution
rom the Ohio Legislature protesting against tamper
1g with impeachment judges, referred to corruption
ommittee.
Resolution thanking Stanton passed. Henderson
loss and Fowler of the Republicans voting nav.
Arkansas admission resumed, and after very long
ebate bill passed by "a to as it came fsom the
louise Bill goes to the President. Adjourned.
House-Under regular call, bill constructing tele
aph and railroad from Washington to Cleveland
mo; JOINT resolution by Eggeston, of Ohio, author
ing the Secretary of War to employ Butler and
lngham to prosecute Mr. Davis; bill removing certain
sSisslppans' political disabilities; bill establishing
4 emigration agency in Great Britain, Sweden. and
o7way; bill granting lands for telegraph and railroad
ON Kansas TO Santa Fe bill for better preservation
lives of steam passengers; bill restoring the Office
Commissioner OF Public Buildings Resolution con.
nulng Winnie Ream in her room was tabled by 81 to
I. Van Trump offered a resolution that the Com.
lttee on Military Affairs be instructed to negotiate
th the Mount Vernon Association for the historical
y OF the French Bastile in their possession for
e use OF the Capitol turnkey. House refused to re-