The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-24

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the south.W estern.
Markets.

| For the Southwestern
From our Extras.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, June l9.-Cotton excited: middlipe
2s4c.; sales $780, receipts 122 and exports sse bales
Sales Of the week 3S7l receipts 42s and exports for
/ eign 344, and coastwse 1851 bales; stock on hand
1884 bales. Sterling 53@55; New York sight sac
premium. Gold 40. Sugar and moasses dull Flour
| frmer; superfne So 25@8 30. Corn dull at 95c %
81 o3. Oats firm at 77@7se. Hay sls@2o. Pork
dull at $29 25@29 60 Bacon easy; shoulders 1910
13t and clear sides 174@l7ac. Lard quiet tierce
| lss and keg zoe.
GALVESTON, June 19.-Receipts of cotton for the
week 372, exports foreign l343 and coastwise 57l
bales; stock hand 4037; good ordinary &C. (specie
New ORLEANS, June observation-disclosures moder-
ate; mddling 294c sales $50 and receipts 100 bales
Sterling 53@54; New York sight s5act premium Gold
l4o. Sugar and molasses nomlnally unchanged Flour
quiet; superfne $8 25 and treble extra SO 25@lO So
Corn dull at 95c.@s1 03. Oats nominay 77@7sc
Hay quiet but unchanged. Pork dull at s29 25 Ba-
quiet; shoulders l34 and clear sides l74c Lard
tierce Isl AID keg 20c Texas cattle-lst quality s35,
I'd quality S25 and Sd quality sl5 Sheep s3@5.
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, June lS.-George Francis Train ap-
peared at Exchange last night and attempted to speak
People hissed him down.
LONDON, Juue l7.-Rtualists had great meeting,
opposing Irish Church dsendowment.
Home Secretary threatens Train for incendiary
speeches. Cambridge College conferred the degree
of Doctor of Laws on Longfellow.
Bismarck has four months leave to recruit health.
LIVERPOOL June 49, noon.-Cotton buoyant; sales
Of the week $4,000 bales of which for export 900
and on speculation 1l,o00; stock on hand 10000
bales, whereof American 1854 900
LIVERPOOL, June 10, afternoon Cotton-uplands
ll8 and Orleans 1lsd, Yarns and fabrics higher
PARIS, June 19-1ncrease Of bullion in the Bank of
France 100000 francs.
T Troa ~,
morrow. No business will be transacted in stock ex-
change or produce market
PARIS, June 20.-Grand requiem here yesterday in
memory of Macmillan. Carlotta, Miramon, and many
Mexicans present.
PARIS, June 2o-Mail steamer from Rio Janero
reports after repeated assaults, the allies had deter
mined to reduce Humaita by siege. Paraguayans
united in support of Copez and the
LIVERPOOL, June 20, evening.-Cotton frmer; up
lands III and Orleans Il 3D.; sales 900 bales
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Senate.-Texas constitu-
tonal convention resolutions, that Congressional
construction would fail under Buchanans appoint
ments, referred to Judiciary Committee. Memorial of
W. E. Chpley, of Kentucky, that his son, residing at
Columbus, Gergia, had been arrested by the military
authorities in violation of the Constitution and car
ried two hundred miles from his home to Atlanta,
where he is now confined and deprived Of communi-
cation with his friends that heis falsely charged with
w.
who was killed in negro house of i'll fame
ferred to the judiciary Committee. Burlingame and
his Chinese visited the Senate.
The Chair laid before the Senate teegraDhic dis
patch from the constitutional convention of Texas
dated Austin, June l6, containing resolutions passed
at that date, asking permission OF Congress for the
convention to organise military force in conjunction
with the military commander to subdue crime and
lawlessness, which they alege is so frequent in
that State and further setting forth that if Congress
does not grant this power, the loyal people of Texas
will be compelled to take the law into their hands
in selfdefense. Referred to Committee on Military
Affairs.
Finance resumed. Section forbiddng banks to pay
interest deposits in other banks erased Provision
withdrawing twenty millions from districts which have
surplus, and awarding it to districts comparatively
deficient in national banking capital, passed. The ad
dtional capital goes to districts which now have less
than five dollars per inhabitan Bill passed by % to
H. Committee of conference appointed on bill re
moving political disabilities. Executive session, and
adjourned.
House-ElectioE committee reported in favor of
seating Mckee from the 9th Kentucky district. Or
dered printed Bill promoting American commerce
taken up. Main feature is drawback on material used
in ship building. An amendment allowing five for
eign bottoms owned exclusively by citizens, to be
used in conveying western produce from New Orleans
to New York, rejected, when the whole matter was
tabled by an almost solid Western vote Amendments
demanded. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 1S-Senate-Postofice Com
mttee reported favorably on bill establishing contnu-
Gus railroad hence to Mobile. Bill allowing United
States appeal suits from district courts without CIV
ing security passed Bill providing that senior
ciate when Chief Justice disqualified passed. Bill al
lowing sale of armed vessels to beigerents for COM
mercia purposes passed. Bill relieving exporters of
rum and spirits killed. Conference committee on bill
removing disabilities reported, recommending that
George W. Jones, of Tennessee and George Housto",
of Alabama the only Democrats on the list be erased
adopted. Hendricks denounced this action as shame
lessly partisan No Radical Senator ventured to re-
ply. Ross and Van Wnkle voted nay. Executive
session and adjourned.
House-Clerks' bonus bill tabled by 6s to 81. This
action eectually kills it. Resolution denunciatory of
Indian treaty ratified by the Senate passed. declaring
that the House will feel bound refuse appropriation
for it's ratification. Treaty small affair with the
Usage Indians, but is important This is the first di-
rect attack the combined power Of the President
and Senate to make treaties. Bill modifying and es-
sentally limiting jurisdiction of court of claims passed
Bill relieving carrying companies from liabilities for
loss or damage to goods caused by Union or Conied
crate forces passed by 80 to 40. This BILL if it be-
comes law will protect express companies against in
Vulnerable SUITS River aud habor bill postponed to |
Tuesday next. Adjourned
WASHINGTON, June l9.-Seaate-Bl introduced
the control of Indians to the freedmans
bureau. fOIe rejecting Oil reviewing eApoiLeio VI |
distilled rum considered and bill passed. Pacific rail
road matters discussed all day. Adjourned.
House-B regulating carrying passengers by steam
vessels passed without discussion. Conference COM |
mttees report bill relieving political disabilities
defeated by 78 to 55-not Embellishments, on
account of erasure of two Democrats from the list
joining the Republicans who oppose pardon entirely
This result produced much dissatisfaction Republic
ans appealed that without this BILL Congressional recon
struction would be failure, and untold evils would
result Broomall, who had changed his vote for the
purpose moved reconsideration which prevailed, and
the question comes up again on Monday. Senate |
bill continuing the freedman's bureau
adopted It goes to the President
WASHINGTON, June House-Occuped with un-
important matters until the Presidents veto of the
Arkansas admission BILL which passed by ITO to 81
the veto notwhstanding-a party vote, except Stew
art independently of New York, who voted With the
Republicans.
Kentucky contested election case came up, and was
discussed to adjournment.
Senate Thirteen hundred printers and bookbinders
of New York representing American industry paral-
ysed by cheap foreign labor ask protective tariff.
Similar petition presented from laborers and citizens
of Delaware. Bill dividing Illinois into two judicial
districts, with courts Cacy and Springfield, passed.
Large numbers of pension bills passed Without act
ing on the veto, executive session and djourned.
Miscellaneous.
HAVANA. June l7.-City of Mexico dates are to the
9th People demand the resignation of the ministry,
...a.t v,I1orto Tho Sunreme Court compelled the