The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-13

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
For the South Western
From the South Western Extras - -

4I4LuhAI HI U1SPAICdES.
For the Southwestern
From the South Western Extras
Markets
New ORLEANS, May s.-Cotton dnu and deonef
maoilng 303@3lc.; sales 500, receipts 1865 and es
ports e76O bales. Exports yesterday, not reported
5l62 bales. Sales of the week 74o0 receints 4o1
and exports foreign Il, ,S7l coastwse 56s bales. soc
on hand II, ,971 bales Sterling exchange 51Im54
! Ssro York sighht sf9ct premium. Gold 140k S1oa
and molasses romnai Flour firm; superfne 50 81
and treble extra s11 Corn easier at s1@l OF. Oat
firm at Soc Pork s2s 80. bseon easier; shoulder:
l44 and clear sides ls4@l61c. Lard frm tierce 2ol
@2l and keg 21A@22c.
Gable Dispatches
LONDON, May s. midnight.-In the House of Com.
mons Gladstone referred to the Duke of Ricbmond's
assertion in the House of Lords that the Queen left il
to the ministry to dissolve Parliament whenever they
pleased He said such power was unconstitutional
it left the ministry at liberty to deal with questions
that have not yet arisen. He asked for explanation
of that statement it contradicted DIsraes state
ment in the House. DIsraei said there was no dis
crepancy between the statements. He had offered to
resign, but the Queen had declined. His advice to
the Queen to dissolve Parliament when business
permitted DIsrae stated the right to dissolve Par
Lament only reserved in case the issue on the
Irish Church should be pushed by others.
LONDON, May 6.-France has suspended diplomatic
relations with Tuns. Cause, repeated outrages of
French citizens.
Divisions on the balance of Gladstones resolves ex-
pected tomorrow. Immense meeting at ST. James
Hall in favor Of the continuance of the Irish Church
Archbishop of Canterbury presided. Eminent tories
the stand The Lord Mayor offered series of res
olutions in favor of continued union of Church and
State which were seconded by Bishop of Oxford
Archbishop of York offered series of resolutions de-
clarng it was attack on the English Church and
movement to establish papacy Much tumut and con-
fusion at this point.
LONDON, May GA telegram from Hong-Kong from
Won Volkenburg Minister to Japan, states he is at
Osaka, and had demanded redress for damages occa-
stoned by the recent disturbances supported by the
East India fleet.
LONDON May John Bright and other liberals pc
tition for committing the punishment of Ferian Bar
rett convicted ofmurder in connection with the Clerk
enWell explosion.
LONDON, May 7.-Marriage contract between Chris
tian Frederick, Prince Royal of Denmark, and Louise
daughter of Victoria, reported.
LIVERPOOL, May noon.-Cotton steadier but prices
same; sales of the week 4S 600 bales; stock in port
1000 bales, Of which 342, 900 are American.
PARIS May S.-Bullion increased fourteen million
francs.
LIVERPOOL May s, afternoon. Cotton dull and
heavy but prices Total stock afoat for England
$4,000 bales, whereof 96, 900 are American.
% LONDON, May S.-Abyssinan advces state Napier
expected start for the with his entire army about
the 25th May. City of Magdala burned by the British
forces.
DUBLIN May s.-Gen. Nagle and other Fenians
captured the Jacomel packet have been released,
having given the pledges required. They called on
Train, in jail here.
LIVERPOOL, May s, evening-Cotton heavy and Id
lower; upands the spot and atoat l24 and Orleans
l24d.; sales 5000 bales. Manchester advices unfa-
vorable. Fabrics and yarns heavy and lower.
LONDON, May 6.-The following is Gladstone's Sd
resolve which passed last MI ght:
ReSolved, That an address be presented by the
House to her Majesty the Queen, humbly praying to
prevent by legislation at this session by creation
personal interest through the of the public
that she would be gracously pleased to
place the disposal of Parliament her interest in the
temperatures of all the dgnities of the church Of Ire
land.
Mr.. Whitehead, member for Bedford, moved
for a resolution to withdraw the annual grant of ESQ.,
900 to the Roman Catholic college of Maynooth, and
to abolish the rega3n donn the grant to the Presby
terans after the reGstablishment OF the Irish Church.
which agreed to.
Napier reports the Abyssinaa Queen and heir ap
parent in the English camp.
DUBLIN, May 6.-Train up before the court,
where he swore he had no property, and had con-
troll over his wfe's property. He was recommitted.
The Heralds Abyssnian news states every building
in Magdala was burned The kings widow and son
we're protected to the Tgre country. The wounded
we're all doing well. Theodore's burial in Magdala
church. Young prince Theodore goes to England for
education When the English approached the enemy
was in grand array. The fight opened with mortars. |
Soon four thousand Abyssnans, with shouts and ri-
lmphant songs charged the British batteries and
'epulsed leaving 700 killed, including two chiefs.
Abyssinan tactics and courage good Theodore now
sent flag demanding peace. Napier demanded un-
conditional surrender. Theodore replied, Never ac-
,ept arbitrary terms! rather fght but asked Napier
o take the English prisoners and go away. All the
prisoners were released but the King refused to
ender himself The stormng of Magdaa followed.
LONDON May 9-The betrotha of Princess Louise
md the Prince of Denmark is denied