The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-03

evidence of disoyaty. Deficiency appropriation oiii
passed Bill continuing freedmen's bureau one year,
up. Amendment. allowing agents to sell property oc-
cuped as school houses &C. adopted Bill postponed
Exclusive session and adjourned.
House-After unimportant business, the Morgan ana
Deano election case resumed and discussed all
day. Adjourned.
from our Extra of Monday.l
WASHINGTON May 30.-Senate. After unimporan1
business and executive session, Arkansas admission re-
sumed. Wilson would never consent to adjournment
until the Southern States were admitted. Frellnghuy-
sen maintained that Congress could not impose constl-
tutions nor could it withdraw to- amendment
contended the 14th article adopted. Wilson took
the same view.
Doolitte characterised the Arkansas constitution as
anti Christian and anti Republican. Trumbull did not
believe in its fundamental conditions, but would vote
for them to save the bill Ferrys bill striking out was
lost by 20 to 20.
Several motions to adjourn failed, until Drake com
menced written speech; EDMUND a!enu'eu' 'e
ported yerterday, was defeated without DIVISION.
House Butler offered resolution forhlddlng writ
ten communications reaching Wooley until the Speak
or had opened and read them The Speaker declined
opening sealed letters kilograms, even II ORDERED
by the House. Finally, Blaine maintaining 1t "ou'c
be subversive of the of the speakershp to make
TAILOR of the Speaker it was ordered that " ooiey
communications reach him through the Sergeant, e.
Arms but his family, counsel and physicians were al
lowed free access and private interviews:
Indian appropriations resumed, and adjourned
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON May 9O,-Departments are closed, al,
lowing employees to assist decorating graves
Discussing admission OF the Southern States, senator
CONFESS said he would frankly say that he wanted
these States in the Union, BECAUSE he wanted their
votes for the national candidate for President.
WASHINGTON. Nav 3O-Executive session unm-
portant The workmen placing additional secu-
rites to the doors aud windows of the capitol prison
Revenue for the week St,7l4, 900.
The following is the telegram which led to the re-
strictions on W ooleys correspondence:
"METgoPoLITAN HOTEL, New YORK.
"To c. W. Woody, Washington:
"Ctzen and sovereign, imprisoned by the order OF
tvrants and towards in the capitol stand hrm Every
man in the land with blood in his veins will stand by
YOU It is the last feather that breaks the cancels
back.
"[sgned] GEO. o. JONES:
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nav 30.-Citizens arrested in Ham
burg and carried to Aiken, released promise given
for bail for appearance when trial takes place
John Clayton, old merchant, committed sui
eide last night by firing the contents of shot gun in
to his breast.
Accounts from Southwest Georgia represent the
groes as working we'll One third less cotton planted
than last year. the plant looking vigorous and healthy
and plenty of corn ard wheat. Panters anticipate
large yield.
CHAaLEsroS, May 3O-The News asserts that Gen.
Canbv appointed negro alderman because the peo-
pie did pay him social respect his motive being to
punish and humiliate them for their ostracism.
W1LMINGToN, May 30.-Federal memorial ceremo
lies to- day. About hundred colored and twenty
five whites in procession. Address delivered by Gen.
s. C. Abbott.
CIsc1ssAr1 May s0.-River falling, with seven feet
water in the channel by the mark. Weather clear
and
RICHMOND, VA, May 3O.-Seven thousand graves
Of Union soldiers in the national cemetery this
city, decorated to-day. Government and post offices
closed. About four thousand present. The blacks
turned out in large numbers with flowers. Each grave
marked with miniature United States flag. Address
by Rev. r. NJ. Manly.
Gen. Schofeld will return in few days to turn
the department to his successor
NEW YORK MAY 3O.-Conversion of 1908 to-day
reached nearly thirteen millions. Bank statement
shows increase in loans of S7960O0, in deposits
$2239 900 and in legal tenders Sc, 407 OG0 decrease
in specie 81 600 and in circulation s37 600 Sub
treasury balance 1874 90 900.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 80 In the Presbyterian old
school assembly, vote taken the adoption Of
the first docrlna article the basis Of union with
the school church, and it adopted by the fol
lowing vote Ayes ls5, nays II; excused 2. Vari-
Gus amendments to the articles were voted down.
HARRISBURG, May 3O.-1n the Presbyterian
school assembly, the basis of union adopted
imously, the members rising and singing the doxoogy.
COLUMBUS O., May 3O.-Supreme Court decided
the visible admxture bill, passed by the last egs!a
ture unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON, May 50.-Dispatches show the deco
ration of Union soldiers graves throughout the North
Blaine and Poland used strong terms to-day in de
nounclng the machinery proposed for Wooley's pun
shment. The expulsion of Winnie Ream from her
studio in the capitol excites commiseration Several
partly finished models on which she has labored two
years will be ruined by removal. Replying An ap-
peal this account, in her behalf, Butler said if the
statue Of Lincoln were broken he would be very glad
of it, for he though it was thing which would do
honor neither to Mr. Lincoln the country.
President nominated VIM L. Howard receiver of
public moneys for public ands subject to sale at Mo-
bile.
Edmund Cooper has retired from bis assistant treas
ury secretaryship: his az interim having expired
1t is stated Schofeid takes charge of the War office
Monday, thong it rs rot positively known that he will
accept.
Gen. Morgan, of Ohio said the desire of Furnishing
Mr.. Wooley not the only object the managers had
in view In reporting these resolutions. another rea.
son was, that they might thus eject Miss Winnie Ream
who was supposed to be the friend Of Senator Ross
member of this House, he continued went to the
studio of Miss Rear and told her that she was charged
with having used her nuenbe in favor of the acouit
tai OF the President She replied that she had not
The member again said, You ought to use your infu-
ence in favor of bis conviction. Miss Beam replied
that she could not take any part way or the other
The member then told her that i she did not i. would
be the worse for her.
geance! Cries OF, name him !! Morgan would, if
The gentleman desired it, Name the State ! Morgan
after several Indiana members had |
asked and received negative replies to- Does the men,
Der allude to me7 Julian arose, when Morgan said
have alluded to the honorable gentleman, Mr.. Julian.
make the statement the authority OF Miss Ream-
4 lady than whom there Is purer lady in this land
aor one more entitled to respect and hurl defiance
t am who dares to say word against herr Laugh.
en-
WASHINGTON, June 1.--Da ght found voting places
generally crowded with negroes. Election progressing
uietly with cisnces favoring the Democrats
LANCASTER Pa, June flames Buchanan died
bis morning. aged seventyseven.
San Francisco, June 1.-Two heavy earthquake
hooks at San Francisco Saturday night which extern
ed throughout Nevada. At Virginia City buildings
ocked aud people fed. Pumps Savage mine stopped
nd miners thought there WIS cave. No damage re-
orted
WASHINGTON, June AT ten O'Clock the Pres;-
ent conducted Seho6ed to the War De partment. Al.
'r the President left, Gen Grant visited Secretary
chofeld.
Gable Dispatches
LIVERPOOL, May 80, noon.-Cotton firm; sales 5000
ales.
LIVERPOOL, May 80, Standardization firm and
ore doing; sales 10000 bales; uplands III and Or
ans ll8d
LONDON, May 3o.-Disraeli writing Gladstone, ad-
Its the hopelessness and abandons any further oppo-
ton to the Irish Church bill. Weather favorable