The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-12
TELL HIC NE S.
For the South Western.l

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Nsw YORK, August 10, nooh.--Cotton trmer Al
294c Gold 1474.
New ORLEANS, August 10.-Cotton dull; N lddiine
274c sales 81 and receipts 26 bales Two bales new
cotton received to-day one from Louisiana anu TIT
other from Mississippi; not yet sold sterllng-n'
rates yet established; New York sight Yet. premium
Gold l4e4@l46f. Corn advanced, sl@l 10 fori
steady at s3l.
NEW York, August 10, evening-Cotton f.mer bn
not very active; sales 800 bales at 29s@30c. for MD
ding upands. Gold lower, l461.
New York, August IL, noon.-Gold 145. Cottol
quiet at $4,000. -
New ORLEANS, August 1l.-Cotton quiet, but firm
err middng 2ac; sales 38 and receipts II bales. Ser
ling dull and nominally unchanged. New York sigh
1fpct. premium. Gold 14e. Sugar steady; Cubs
Nos. u and Is, 12a0l34c.; Louisiana fair to prime
l3a@l54c. nominal. Molasses-Cuba 45@5Oc. Flou
steady superfne So 50 and choice ST. 5O@13 rs
Corn-stock light, 81 1901 Is. Oats frmer; new 81
@7oc. Bran 81 2o@1> 224 Pork $50 5o@S1. Ba
con-shoulders 1s4@14 and clear sides I73c Lare
held at 81 for tieree and key 2lc. Texas catte-ls
quality $25@s5, I'd quality $1,000 and Sd 9ualit,
slo@12. Sheep So 50@5
NEW YORK, August II, eyenng.-Cotton a shad
lower; sales $50 bales at 29sc Gold lac.
,,... .- Cable Dispatches.
L1vEspooL, August 10, noon.--Cotton opens active
with an upward tendency, but prices quotably un
changed.
LIVERPOOL, August IL 9eiHooa'-Co'lon f'I'"A1o
ing uplands 81 and Orleans 1E4d
LONDON, August 1O.-Farragnt - at Constantlnople
on the steamer Froc, The steamer franklin stoppee
at Syria and investigated the alleged fr:ng on Amer
cans by some Greeks. .-.a.s -
PARIS, August l0.-Terrible coiery explo son a
Tammopes, province of Hamault, Belgium. tlfty-ohs
killed and great number injured.
LIVERPOOL, August 10, evening.-Coton unchanged
sales Is, 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, August IL, evening. COTTON steady;
sales 900 bales Manchester advices favorable but
don't affect the market. Other articles unchanged.
Miscellaneous.
WAsHlNGroN August 9.-GeReral Land office Com
missioner Wilson, with view of embodying in the
next annual report statistics regarding his debt has
addressed circular letters to the Governors OF the
States asking the population of the States aggregate
true value of personal and real property, capital in
vested in manufactures miles of railroad character of
commercial facilities number of towns and cities, with
population - < -.-s,~z- g e-.- - - -
WASHINGTON, August i0.-Sumnaary By Steamer
The Moniteur says the French Trans Atlantic cable
will be completed by August, 1862
The Liberte says DR.. Pussy has been converted to
Catholicism. 3..7
Osborn Ward, delegate from the New York Work
ing Mems Association, had arrived in Paris tour
of Europe study the situation of the aborng classes
and development of the cooperative system.
The Italian Parliament passed bill penSionlng wild
ows and orphans of physicians who died attending
cholera patients,
Placards threatening Won Buest and insulting the
Emperor posted in Prague Rumors of Prussian and
Austrian reconciliation unfavorably received in Berlin
Famine threatens Spain entire provinces suffering
LOUISVILLE August 1O.-Democratic majority nearly
ninety thousand F. o.
DETROIT, August 1O.-Frank Reno and Charles An
derson implicated in the Indiana Express robbcries
have been delivered to American officers under the
axtradton laws.
CIR Tho Matt; RrrpS
from Cincinnati for St Louis, snagged four miles above
Cairo in the Mississippi, and sunk in two minutes. No
lives lost.
WASHINGTON, August lO-Mrs Trumbull is recov-
sring. Stevens is convalescent.
Austrian Minister Watts is daily expected to re-
,cive his Instructions.
The President will not leave on his proposed trip
sntil the Revenue Commissonership is settled
Revenue receipts to-day 1851 900
Chief Justice Chase, charging United States Grand
Jury of Virginia. said in effect, in order to suppress
he rebellion it necessary to create large public
lebt and that the debt must be paid, for unde the
ourteenth amendment to the Constitution of the |
United States, the nation was pledged to it. This |
he recognised as Valid and therefore
harged the jury to see that the revenue laws which
we're made to pay the debt were strictly enforced.
Seward telegraphs he will return Wednesday.
1t is now thought Rosecranz will depart for Mexico
ext week. ag -u.r- ss.-
naval court martial convenes at New York 18th
INST. Rollins teegraphs he will be here Monday next
Q resume his duties Commissioner.
- 'e HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, J |
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE, |
--E-5 Washington. August 10, 1868. J
o Brevet Major General R. c. Buchanan, Command
ing Department Of Louisiana, New Orleans
tGeneral-The following instructions from the Sec
etary of War are furnished for your government to
be end that the necessary aid may be rendered by
he United States, promptly as possible in any case
Instruction or domestic violence iuthe State en-
raced in your military department You will keep
oursef informed of the condition OF affairs in said
tate, and communicate promptly by telegraph to the
Var Department, through headquarters of the army,
ny facts which may make the duty of the President
nder the Constitution and the laws, to employ the
Military force of the United States. You will also
alntan such disposition of the troops under your
ommand, that they may be ready to act without de-
y on receipt of the Presidents order, statoning them
, or from time to time moving them to, points where
gu may have reason to apprehend necessity for their
The remainder of the instructions consist of extracts
ON the Constitution and laws of the United States,
dicatiug the conditions under which the military
rec Of the United States may be lawfully employed
suppress insurrecion against the government ofanv
tate. The document is signed "By command of
en-. Grant, Z. D. TOWNSEND, AA.G
1t is understood that Col Deane was assured this
orning by the President and Secretary of War that
ese instructions, copy of which furnished him.
ere intended and expected to satisfactorily cover the
round lately presented by the Legislature and Exec
i've OF Louisiana. Authorities quoted in the order
Buchanan, Constitution, article section 4 act ap-
owed February IS, l779; sections and3 of the act
arch 3, 1907. .'
dispatch in this mornings Tribune says Governor
nitl of Alabama, will probably the bill empow-
ing the Legislature to elect electors.
BosroN, August lO.-Butler bruised seriously BY
Il from his carriage
Rev. JOS. G. Lovejoy, well known Democratic ora
r. assaulted George Fisher editor of the Cambridge
lronlcle, for offensive paragraphs about Loveioy's
eech Fisher made no resis lance and after receiv
g three or four blows fed.
W WASHINGTON, August 1I.-Montana voted the 3Oth.
majority seventeen hundred Several
unties unheard from.
The Nova Scotia Legislature deprecatine revolution
annexation to the United States resolved to use on
constitutional means fer withdrawing from the Cana
an dominion.
SELMA, Ala, August 1.-THE first bale of new
tton was received here to-day by Messrs Hardie &
oblnson, from the plantation of George O. Baker &
' and weighed $40 pounds. 1t cIassed middling
d was sold to Messrs. Hopkins s. Kennedy a. 35c
WASHINGTON, July 1l.-4gricultural Department
appointed commissioner to investigate the cattle
sease, which appears to be spreading in the North
e disease is attributed to Texas droyes travelling
rough the country. :. = = r~!
Stevens has relapsed The Revenue Commissioner ,
p is in stata quo Browning, McCsoch, Eyarts, and ;
inter for Seward in Cabinet fE |