The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-24
PHOTOGRAPHIC NE s.
For the South Western
Mediate

Markets.
New YoRK, June %, noon.-God 14os Cotton
quiet at Sic. for middling uplands
New ORLEANS, June 22- Cotton dull; mlddllng
nominay 2sc; sales l45, receipts so and exports $50
bales Gold 1898 @14O. Sugar and molasses nominal;
Cuba molasses 46052c Flour dull superfine SS ire
Bile extra 50 $500 30 and choice Sl2912 Is. Corn
dull at 95c.@ o2. Oats dull at TIC. Hay hrm at
sls@2l. Pork dull at $40 so. Bacon quiet; shout
ders l3a and clear sides lf1c Lard dull at 1910
zoe.
New York, June %, eyening-Cotton dull and &c.
lower; sales 800 bales at sole for middiing upands
Gold l404.
NEW York, June 90, noon Gold l4os. Cotton
shade lower, 30@3O4c for nridaling uplands
New ORLEANS June 23-Cotton dull and lower;
mdding 2sac; sales, 100 receipts 80 and exports 81
bales Sterling 53@55; New York sight fRct preml-
um. Gold l40. Sugar dull; Muscovado l24(9133c.
Molasses nomnally unchanged. Flour - superhne
81 s71. Corn 95c@sl OIL. Oats 76c. Hay firm
and unchanged Pork 500 %. Bacon-shoulders 81
and clear sides 171@171c Lard unchanged. Mar
kets generally dull and transactions light on account
of rain. Texas cattle and sheep unchanged
New YORK, June %, eveping.-cotton dull and
lower at Soc; sales 100 bales Gold strong at l4og
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, June 22-The advance of the returning
Abyssinan expedition have reached Plymouth The
rear has arrived at Alexandria.
LIVERPOOL, June %, noon.-Cotton quiet but steady
| LIVERPOOL, June ~, attertOoh. -Cotton easleri
sales wont exceed 10000 bales.
LoSpoS. June 22-Oueen of Madagascar dead
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, June 22.-The steamship ur-
gent with Napier and staff and Prince Alfred has just
| departed homeward.
LIVERPOOL, June %, evenng.-Cotton easier; up
lands 11s@lla and Orleans lls@ll8 3D.; sales 10000
bales.
LONDON, June pa Liberal meeting at Guild Hall,
the Lord Mayor of London presiding, was broken up
by Tories.
The House of Commons in committee, agreed to
the Irish reform bill.
Mutiny on the American ship Neven, at Antwerp,
was suppressed by the police and boats from the
American steamer Ticonderoga, after desperate
| fight
LIVERPOOL June %, afternoon.-Cotton declining;
upands ll4@lls and Orleans l11@llsd Manches-
ter quiet and dull.
MADRID June 23.-Amcrican mediation between
Spain, Peru and Chill is regarded in official circles as
practical in the termination Of the
LIVERPOOL, June 20, evening .-Cotton-sales 1000
bales; uplands III and Orleans I'D.
Miscellaneous.
| WASHINGTON June 2l.-Seward has returned. The
new tax bill makes tobacco 80 aud l6; Government
deposits three per cent premium other deposits one
per cent whisky heretofore stated is sixty cents.
The machinery of the bill recently recommitted is pre-
served, but beyond the items mentioned above there
are no changes in the rates.
WAsHlNGroN June 22-The Venezuelan revolu-
| ton is gaining strength.
The Arizona, from Aspinwall, brings one million in
treasure.
The steamer Morning Star and bark CORTLAND col
lided on Lake Erie and both sunk. Twenty lost
Haytien revolutionsts have received thousand
rifles and large amonnt of ammunition Negro in
surrecton in ST. Thomas caused Inauguration OF srln
gent regulations.
Brazilian Emperor, opening the general assembly,
said the United States had again proFered mediation,
| which rafuSa1 with thanks parEuayanS have
called four thousand women to guard communications.
CmcAeo, June 22.-Life boat Little Western built
here on new mode, capszed trial trip, drowning
Capt. Merritt and the Times reporter, Harry CHS
holm.
WAsu1SGroN, June 22.-Treasury Department is
sues the following Holders of thrties desiring
to convert them into vetwenties must present them
to the treasurer here New York. viz: Matured June
10TH before July 18th maturing 18th July, before
August lst. Bonds issued III exchange bear interest
from July LIST.
Surratt was discharged on the original Indictment,
but held in $4,000 bail on new indictment. Case
postponed to Monday. Bail will be undoubtedly raised
during the afternoon aud Surratt be enlarged Surratt
plead not guilty to the new indictment
WAsHIN GroN, June 22-John j. Bogue R. H Tur-
NELL Owen Thorn and Michael Shea are Surratts bonds
men.
President nominated Evarts Attorney General, and
Gen. milford Collector of the third Virginia
district.
On presentation of the Arkansas delegation tomor-
row the Democrats will offer protest signed by ALL
Gen. Meade WAS at the War Office to-day.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The Louisville and Cincin-
natl mail boats, the Louisville Jacksonville and In
dianapolis railroad, and the Little Miami railroad will
take Southern delegates to New York free of charge
and passengers at half fare, upon application at their
respective offices.
WASHINGTON, June 2S-The attempted ousting of
Edgar Needham from the Louisville Assessorship is
making big fight. Nearly all Kentucky is engaged
NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Departed-L afourche and
Lula D, for Red River.
About one hundred arrests made yesterday by
the u S. Marshal of parties supposed to belong to
flibuserng expedition to Mexico in the interest of
Santa Anna. Considerable activity among U. S. Off |
GERS account of this, and other similar expeditions
reported motley crowd of about fifty of those IT.
rested were found in one gang
Three Of the newly elected assistant aldermen hav-
ing failed to qualify, Gen. Buchanan yesterday filled
their places by appointments. Both boards are now
full, and meet tonight.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Sumner's amendment to
bill protecting American citizens, grasses the clause
the President to imprson foreigners in re-
,aliaton. During the discussion Sumner told Conk-
ing his manners suited the House better than the Sen
ate
Heber Kimball, second President of the Mormon
church, is dead.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-The Democratic Congress
sonal Convention is harmonious. Resolutions luuding
Johnson was adopted
Congressional.
WASHINGTON June 22.-Senate.-Passedi Joint reso
luton to drop from the rolls any officer absent without
cave also, selling site of Fort Covngton, Maryland.
Sumner presented memorial for establishment of Gov
eminent bank contemplating payment of the national
debt without taxation Referred to Committee on Fl
nance. Colorado's admission up, but went over Mr.
Morrell, of Maine, wanted some system in admitting
territories Notwithstanding Nyes assurance that Col
orado would vote right Morre had no doubt Color
ado would be Democratic State. Arkansas admis-
sion passed over the veto by party vote. Adjourned
House-l<othing important under regular call. Res
,lution declaring public debt should be reduced to
simple and uniform SYSTEM more easily understood by
he people, and interest thereon reduced and instruct
ng the Ways and Means Committee to report bill
greeably thereto passed Motion referring above to
Ways and Means failed by 81 to SO. Committee on
Ways and Means instructed to inquire into the expe
lency of appropriatng fifty millions to buy matured
nd maturing debt, and Indebtedness to be
reated, unless coin in the Treasury be reduced to
weny five millions. Conference report removing dis
bilties reconsdered and passed by 50 to A. The
ill is passed by twothirds of both Houses, and
oes to the President. Election committees report
eating Mckee, Radical, from the Maysvle (Ky Dis
,ict was adOnted fourteen Radicals ineludinr Thad