The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-SlX important arrests ol Cu-
ban leaders made by Marshal Barlow tonight,
comprising the following named persons: Ignacio AL
faro General of the Northern Cuban provincial army
Col. 0. c. Ryan, chief Of recruiting service Captain
Felix Won Stonberg, Capt Ackerman, Capt. Joseph Pc
ters and Capt Lnderf Secretary Fish ordered active
measures 10 secure all the leaders. Ryan to COM
mand an expedition of a thousand men, intended to
depart tonight tomorrow morning, with arms and
ammunition, it is supposed, to join the Quaker City,
which is believed to be lying off the coast Ryan and
Peters were frs taken they entering car
riage from the Casino their headquarters on Houston
street. near Mulberry. They offered no resistance.
Ackernan Won Stonberg and Linderf were afterwards
arrested at the Casino, when quite row took place
with the volunteers under their influence, whilst at
tempting prevent their capture and the Marshal was
obliged resort to force Bail refused for Ryan,
who will be examined tomorrow
1t is understood Secretary Boutwell, will tomorrow
appoint successor to Assistant Treasurer Van Dyke,
who rendered his resignation some months ago.
Order entered in the Superior Court directing
| the Trust Company to pay alimony to Mrs. Forrest
sen-annuay hereafter, which obviates the necessity
of special semi-annuals heretofore granted.
| New YoRK, June 23.-Arrived, Arizona from Aspin-
WALL with hundred and twenty thousand dollars
in treasure.
Fever dreadful at Tacna Peru Small pox at Chiri-
qu Slight earthquake aud great storm at Valparaiso.
Government building damaged one hundred thousand
dollars.
NORFOLK, VA, June 23.-In an afray at franklin
Virginia, a negro mortaly wounded by Holland.
Negroes collected at midnight and attempted to fire
Hollands house, but driven, off. few hours
later negroes burned mill and lumber yard OF
Nearly Bros Loss SIC, 600
New YORK, June 23-The brig III. v Hugg arrived
| with fever on board. Two more Of the Saratoga's
crew are dead.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Republicans nopinated
Geary for Governor on first ballot.
Mr>tpr T1po Mpatipr of aiti pf Vast
Tennessee, North Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas
called July 18th, to consider means for securing Chi
nese emigration.
New YORK, June 23.-Cubans were before Com
missioner Osborn to-day, who, learning they un-
der Indictment by the grand jury, declared the case
ended before him. Subsequently the Cubans ar
rested on a new Indictment, but again bailed.
JACKSON, MISS June 23.-The Yerger trial is pro-
crossing slowly. Witnesses examined by defense to
prove that Yerger has given at times evidences of in
sanity.
Conservative Republican Convention met to-day.
Large attendance. Organisation effected Major Wof
ford President; Col Jenks, of Vicksburg Secretary
Resolutions in favor of reconstruction strictly the
Congressional pan and in favor of universal suffrage
and universal amnesty and endorsing the admnstra-
ton of Gen. Grant, were reported. Convention har-
monious and successful. m.. ..-|-.-.
New YORK, June 24.-No new deaths
ported from yellow fever at quarantine.
San Francisco, June 24-Municipal election in
Portland Oregon Territory resulted in the Of
the Republican ticket Shocks of earthquake felt
throughout Washington Territory the 20th 2lst and
22d June
RICHMOND, June 24-Fight occurred at the registra-
ton office in the lower ward this afternoon in which
Jos. Kelly, prominent Conservative ward politician,
was mortally wounded and two policemen shot. Ke
ly was demonstrating against the arrest of who
the police had taken, when Capt Callahan of the po
lice and several prvates took hold of him. Callahan
who had had a personal feud with Kelly, shot him
through the body. Two policemen slightly wounded,
one by Kelly and the other by random shot from
Callahan. Callahan arrested and baed to appear
Registration here closed to-day, the whites having
overcome the black majority, and gotten a white
iority Of 800.
Mexico, erupted on the 18th Whole crown of the
mountain fell in. First eruption since 1900
San FRANCISCO, June 24-Mexican advices state
Governor of Sonora turned out federal custom house
officers at Guayamas for admitting foreign cargo for
100000, subject to duty Of s150o00. Gen Carti
tried before military court because civil judges Of
Durango were afraid of their lives.
New York, June 25.-No clue to Col Ryans where
abouts. Three hundred Cuban volunteers came to city
in small squads last night and have disappeared. Only
forty about Cuban headquarters to day.. Several
Cuban officers, arrested last night, released on bail
Inhuman officers of ship James Foster sentenced to
penitentary, ranging from to Is years. The earpen
ter gets Is years.
Twenty cigar dealers arrested for not stamping each
box.
San Francisco, June 25-Senators Wade and Conk-
ling, witt Committee of Ways and Means Of the House,
met number Of leading business and representa-
tiyes efsix Chinese companies. Chinese representa-