The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-17

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South-W Western.
From our Extras
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June 12-Cottenduil and declining
mddling 27c; sales 100, receipts lel and export
1877 bales; sales of the week 3431, receipts 663 aut
exports foreign 6s76 and coastwse s63 baes stock
hand 10255 bales. Sterling 52@55; New York sigh
6 1fRct premium. Gold 40. Sugar dull; Cuba Nos
II and Is, 121@l34, and Louisiana prime bic Cubs
S5c. Flour dull; super6ne s. s5as 50; choice un
changed. Corn dull at 97e @Sl o21 Oats dull at 7sc
Hay unchanged Pork irner at S29 25. Bacon firm
shoulders 134 and clear sides l7ie. Lard firm; tierce
1S4 and keg 2Oc. Cattle unchanged
-. Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, June ll.-Prince Michael, of Seryia was
accompanied by his cousin and Cousins daughter anG
usual The assassns recognised as three broth
ers, fred revovers into the royal party Michael dice
Immediately. His cousin is Dead and his cousins
daughter has severe flesh wound One of the assas
sins arrested.
LIVERPOOL, June IL, evening.-Cotton closed dull
with decline; upands the spot II and afoat lO5d
Orleans l. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, June IL, noon.-Cotton dull; sales oi
the week 46 900 bales of which for export 1000 and
on speculation 1000; stock on hand $4,000 bales
whereof ID, 900 American. Yarns and fabrics dull
LONDON, June l2.-Prussia is rengthening the Co.
logne ortifcations North German Confederation ne.
gotiatng treaties making private property nvioable
during war Austrian Rechsrath voted to sell public
domain.
LONDON, June l3.-Understood Disraeli has deter.
mined to appeal to the people, New Parliament will
meet December next.
VIENNA, June 13-Generally believed Prince Ma
poeons visit has no political Specification. He travels
incognto.
LIVERPOOL, June l3, afternoon. - Cotton heavy;
upands the spot log and afoa l04d.; Orleans Id.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Complications in munich
pal affairs unchanged Bowen is in possession of the
mayors Office and still holds to the city postmaster
ship. The Radicals in the lower board by recognis
ing registers certificates, all right, but crippled
in the upper board, where they lack quorum. One
Of the aldermen elected year ago is acting with
the conservatives.
Commissioner Rollins resignation, being contingent
upon the confirmation by the Senate Of successor,
amounts to no resignation.
1t stated Butler and Logan have concluded to hold
Wooley in confinement until there is quorum of the
committee present
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-At noon to-day Conway
the newly elected Mayor, presented himself the City
Hall, and presented Mayor Heath with copy of Bu-
chanans order, announcing formers election to the
office of Mayor. Heath replied that he knew of no
law authorisng the election, and furthermore, did
acknowledge the authority of Gen. Buchanan to issue
said order. Conway replied, he called in obedi-
ence to the order, to the duties of the Office
ant, if Heath did not acknowledge its authority, he
should e under the necessity of reporting the fact to
the Commanding General. Heath replied, II decline
to give up the Office" Conway proceeded to head
quarters. At 2:90, Conway, accompanied by Capt
DeRussey of Gen. Buchanan staff proceeded to the
City Hall and informed Heath he had come to execute
,jo 49,; b,n k,J orpa A11utaDt
General directing him to proceed to the tty Hall and
install Mr.. Conway, Mayor. Heath replied ie was the
duly appointed Mayor of the city Of New Orleans, ana
his appointment was confirmed by Congress that Se
knew of election, which legal of successor to
ill his place; therefore, he did not recognise the
thority of Gen Buchanan to remove him. Capt De,
Russey retired, procured a squad of police, placed
Heath under arrest and ordered him to deliver the keys
and books of the Office to Conway Heath refused to
comply, without written order, which given him.
Conway took charge of the MAYORS Office and an
as his secretary John W. Overall. While
writing the orders mentioned, Judge Whitaker in
formed Capt. DeRussey that writ of quo aoa1ranto
had been issued by Judge Dupanter OF the sixth dis
ritct court, upon Conway. Capt. DeRussey replied
Jonway installed, and the writ would take the
proper course but could not interfere with the duties
,e was then discharging. Heath having turned over
he KEYS and books, released upon parole.
Before sending Capt DeRussey to install Conway,
ien Buchanan sent a communication TO Heath desir
ng his presence headquarters at bis earliest conve
,ience. Heath replied he officially engaged but
would call at the earliest opportunity compatible with
public duties
Heath oday received letter containing the single
yord I" stick I" purporting to have been signed by
i've thousand Republican friends. Considerable ex-
element prevailing throughout the city Strong body
# police at the City Hail. Becker and Massasoit, the
Recorders elect of the first and third districts, have
qualified. The incumbent Recorder of the third dis
rct refuses to give up the Office, it might prejudice
he contest of the election in which he is now engaged
GALVESTON June 1O.-The New York Herald's cor
furnishes the following:
BROWNSVILLE June T. 1868.
By circular order from Juarez to Governor Sal
Iona of Tamaupas Juan Jose de la Garza is declared
constitutional Governor Of that State and ordered to
AXE his seat Immediately Saldona conferred with
he Legislature, and that body issued decree on the
5th calling for Garzas nstament the lst of August
lext Sadona says, meantime, the Guerra party will
aave secured arms, men and supplies TO prevent the
installation of Garza The national troops at Mata-
noros, say they for Guerra, and hence civil war
8 at hand.
Six hundred bandits fell on Satio, captured and
murdered the city council and all the Liberal soldiers
On duty.
Santa Annals Brownsville agent has purchased four
hundred horses with equipments, rifles, &c. On an
signal from the Negrete or orega party,
hey will move on Monterey.
Judge felaScO, OF MaamOrOS, decareu III his Cudi &c
On the 5th inst, in the case of DR.. Hutchinson, an
American Tuxpan coonist that the Mexican authorl'
lies pauperise all Americans who tried to come to
Mexico.
BROWNSVILLE, June 6-Desperate attempt to release
desperate named JOHN Price, from Military prison.
Santa Anna fillibusters will strike Bagdad by the
4th inst and are fully prepared to take the place
They wish to act before the return of Gen. McCook,
now at Corpus Christi Intense excitement at browns
Vile and Matamoros. Americans joining the Santa
Anna movement
Utmost corruption, fraud and disorder at the
Brownsville custom house has been inaugurated, oy
which the new collector has had customs receipts In
six days. but there immense operations in SNUG
Cling. Whaley is keptin constant state OF lntoxlca'
ton by the smuggling ring.
E. Davis is president Of the constitutional con-
vention of Texas
WASHINGTON, June lo.-Bullock was on the Senate
floor to- day. engineering Georgia matters Butler has
several Ohioans before him. Peter Schwab, of Ham
ilton Ohio, had very easy examination yesterday
but is represented as being much disturbed to-day
when Butler asked him to explain the following tele-
grams:
"What can you do towards saving the country,
"(Spnedl wooLEY."
Twenty thousand in bank, and as much more as
may be needed. (Signed) scHWAB.
Groesbeck is considering letter from johnson ten
dering him the treasury secretaryship.
Cen Rosseau has six weeks leave of absence. Grant
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