The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS

NE" ORR, May Money easy during the morn.
ing at GOT, but closed plumb at 7f9et Bank state
ment-loans increased $4,000, 900; specie increased
nearly S9ooo 200; circulation decreased $4,000 de-
posS increased $4,000 900; legal tenders increased
nearly $4,000 600 Specie exports for the week over
$4,000. Louisiana levee's 7o1@7o4: 500 o00
eVees sold today at 10; interest on these bonds nai3
10 cay Sub-Tfeasury balance $50 900 600 Coin dis.
Culsements Tor Interest during the week S. 900 900
customs receipts 81, 100000. Imports for the week.
dry goods nearly $4,000 900; general merchant
nearly 100000.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The Sunday papers all contain
special reports OF Lees visit to Grant They state that
"hen zen: Lee was announced, Grant dismissed
number OF visitors, intending congressman. telling
them ne had an engagement with Lee, and must be
excused Then followed Interview of BALI an hours
duration, strictly private, between the two the first
meeting since they parted April 6, 1865, at Appoma
tox. : re ~
The Heralds correspondent SAYS no one really knows
what tra'spred at the interview Some consider
Lees visit was merely mark of resppct. others saw
reconstruction was discussed aud an improbable ri
NOR was mentioned that Grant requested him to act AZ
special commissioner to Cuba
me " ORD says Grant desired to tnd out exactly
Lee sentiments in regard to the South and yjrgina
abd drew him out; that Lee reiterated the onion If
MS letter to Gen. Resecrans said Virginia had accent
cd the reconstruction acts and complied with everv
conuion ald down by Congress she needed full! resto
ration to the Union and DEVELOPMENT of ;nternaI 70
sources present constitution unobectionable OK
eept the prescription and DISTINGUISHING clauses wn;r
shoniu be submitted separately to the peone or tho
constitution would be rejected he approved the adon.
ton OF conservative Republican ticket bv the lite
richmond convention. The World adds: Gen Grant
II II, IS understood said the Objectionable clause in the
virginia constitution shouldbe submitted senaratelv
ana hoped Virginia would soon be ready for comnlete
restoration The interview was most cordial and SAL
isfactory. The Herald and World both intimate If
causes much bitterness of feeling among extreme poll
Iclans and place hunters.
fHiLADELPHIA, May 2.-Snowed an hour this morn
ng@ " D00' Wis '"o'i-
NE" 1oRK, May 2.-Peruvian legation has received.
lu'lccs OF me arrival of the monitors Maunce and
Jopss, at St. Thomas on the 22d ult. Monitors il,
5oo, conoitlon all on board WELL Consul states thai
T. !, 'ne 'ne the monitor Aulahuapa was reported lost
ne was IN the harbor of St. Thomas. where she has,
ince remained '' "iie'e sue mas
+, boston, May s.-James HannewelI leading r,or
MY years identified with Sandwich Island ana
)al,loFnla trade, died, aged TO- 's'aNu ana
oAAhA, May 3.-Central Pacific railroad rooo1,
= terminus NJ at Promonitory Point satnr5,r Ttu
mon Pacific delayed by heavy rock cnt';n,. ane
lay. 'o'u' meet before 10th of
New :, YoRE, May s-Buer pleads for yo,nu 49,,
Ian ior Dana IN the approaching libel suif anu
~. MhAfhis, May 3-Reported fight nrograss ar.
s.ls az brownsville, Tenn. Two pegroes arS aass