The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-04-21

# tween tne terminus OF lHe east ana western Iaci
railroad only twenty-four hours.
Sprague's speech attacks capitalists monoposts al
congressional corruption, and lis colleague Anthon
Speech column long.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Nominations-Ch
5 Grow, of Alabama, Governor of New Mexico; Wen
WORTH Marshal, Northern Florida; Sam T. Carrc
Marshal, North Carolina; Stephen Moore. receiver
money, Mobile; VIM. II. Dngley, ditto, Montgomer
Registers Land-Sterns, Mobile, and Anderson, Mon
gomery. PostmAsters-Lewis, Pulaski Tenn; job
son, Griffin, Ga; Sears, Stanton, Va; Wilson, Lync
S burg, Va.
. The monitor sargus sails for Cuban waters in tw ell,
;. days
TREASURY DEpA ARTMENT
}. Washington, April IA, 1862.
Notice is hereby given that the interest coupon
payable on the first day of July next will be paid O
presentation at the proper offices. A rebate of il
: terest at the rate of six per cent per annum.
;, (Signed) GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,
Chandler and Morton desired to debate Alaban
treaty with open doors, but failed. Sumner made
two hours speech Said England should be called uL
on to admit that she in the wrong i'll rceognisin
the Confederates belligerents rebel cruisers wer
built in British ports, equipped with British armament
and manned with British seamen got to sea unde
British colors sheltered and provided with stores il
ports of British islands and colonies and, though wei
known to have first escaped to in violation of Eng
lands neutrality laws, were permitted by British vcs
sells of to pursue their of destruction with
oub WoleStalioH. NiaIutF ildue uefCe attack OF
England and her course. Expressed the belief tina
there was rot room enough on this continent for any
nation which had grossly nsulted the United Sta tes
He lad long believed the struggle would come owe,
Canada and he believed it would come in his dag
| Fessenden endorsed the views of Sumner, that the
treaty this subject should rise to the full dignity
and Importance ofthe international question involved
and that the nation, with due regard to its own honor
| could not consider it upon any lower grounds.
President directed the Secretary of War to order
Gen. Reynolds to proceed with registration in Texas,
preparatory to early election. 1t understood but
not known that like orders have been issued regarding
Virginia and Mississippi. 1t is also stated the Prcsi-
dent will be governed by the commanding generals
gardng proper time for elections. Great Importance
to be attached to points of the constitutions
which shall be submitted to separate votes. The Wells
party of Virginia. here in strong force canvassing
the matter. The absence of the Virginia nine, and
moderate men from Texas and Mississippi pending de-
cision onhose vital questions, excited comment.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Senate in executive ses-
sion considered the Darien canal treaty. without action
Ratification improbable. The course of debate indi-
Gates the matter will be postponed. Among the con-
frmations were Adam, Attorney, Southern Mississippi;
and S P. Evans, Marshal Eastern Texas
Commander File Brown, commanding United States
steamer Narraganset reports 7h inst, from Havana,
the particulars of two passengers Cubabs having been
taken of the American schooner Lizzie Major ten
leagues from the coast of Cuba by the Spanish frgate
Faruando Catoico These persons named 2.
Santiago A. Annible, and Don Ramon V. Raivas. They
took passage the Lizzie Major at Havana, for New
Orleans. The schooner touched at Remedies, took
cargo and sailed 26th of March for her destination
She was boarded the day by the Spanish rigate
above stated, and the prisoners carried Remedies
One is lad ten years OF age They were visited in
prison by Mr. Sone United States Consular agent
who made demand on the commandant of the prov
ince for their release The commandant did not feel
authorised without orders from superior authorities
al cF hn or5o
Investigation. The ground farres is, that the names
of the passengers were not on the manifest of the
schooner.
WASHINGTON, April -Commandants Of forts are
forbidden to allow photographs of works. Inspector
general james Totten is assigned to the military divis
ion of the South; Col r. Jones the department of
the South.
Customs for the week ending 10th, over S., 600 900.
BY orders issued to day pay districts heretofore Or
ganised will be discontinued Paymasters hereafter be
under command of commanders of Districts depart
ments and divisions like other staff officers. For safe
deposit and easy distribution of pay, depos es
tabshed at New York, St. Louis, New Orleans and
San Francisco
Gen. Daniel Mcclure is assigned to charge of New
Orleans
Sheldon seated just before the close Of the session
from the Second Louisiana District robbed of !
pay and mileage which he was allowed to draw. In |
Senate Anthony made personal explanation i'll response
to Spragues attacks.
Nominations Henry Baxter, of Michigan, Minister
to Honduras; Chas. j. DeLong of Nevada, Japan ;
Adam Badeau, Grants staff Assistant Secretary of
Legation, London Edward McCook, Governor of Col |
orado number of consus, none from the South post
masters, Tullings, Charlotte n. G.; Ball, LaGrange
Ia; Collins, Brunswick Ga; Marsh, Paiso del Norte
rexas J. J. Martin, of Alabama sixth Auditor Treas
Try james R. West, Local Appraiser, New Orleans,
hal, South Carolina Julian Neville, Pension Agent,
New Orleans. Senate confirmed quite. numbe4 to-
lay, but none of special moment.
Grant has rented Long Branch Cottage for the sum-
ner.
Motley is here stopping with Sumner. 1t is stated
Fisher, nominated for Commissioner of Patents is at
orney in patent cases involving millions. Presidents
nominations are subjected to rigid examinations and
Usually referred to sub committee of the nominees
State.
Sickles is retired from the army full pay. 1T is
understood Havana consul general Plumb has been in
tructed to demand full satisfaction for American in
uries from Spaniards.
Clerical removals for political reasons numerous.
Supreme Court adjourned to day. Several mpor-
ant eases decided. A number taken under ad-
iscment and three ordered to be reargued at next
erm. Marshall Phillips suggested ehearing in the
'erry bond case, but the Chief Justice said no mem
er of the court had asked it, and he reason to
epart from the rule. Judge Paschal said the counsel
ad not been able to agree upon decree. The Chief
nstce answered that the draft furnished by Pascha
ad been modified under the instructions OF the Judge
nd the decree would be shown to counsel. The de-
rec will be settled tomorrow. The Blair test oath
ase from Missouri continued for further argument.
WASHINGTON. April 16.-As at present arranged,
ie election in Virginia will occur the fourth Thursday
i Nav, under new registration. Disfranchisemenf,
so oath and county organisation clauses, and possibly
ome others, if good be shown, will be submit
d to separate vote. Col Joseph segar has announced
mself as candidate for Congress for the State at
rye Preliminary orders have already been issued,
I'd formal proclamation By the President is expected
an early day. a
WAsHINGTos, April .-Nominations-W Wm. Henry ]
Eadsaorth, of Kentucky, Commissioner under treaty
ia Mexico; J. B. Townsend, Marshal, Northern Mis- t
ssippi; Wm. Il. Smith, Marshal, Georgia. Addison '
owe, Supervising Inspector of steamboats,, Second r
ietrct l. D. Kellogg, General Appraiser for the
,uth Collectors-W. E. Il. StoHell. 4th Virginia. G
nsh Burgess, Sd Virginia; VIM P. Richardson, Sd c
erth Carolina Wm. Barrow. 1-t North Carolina. As
ssors-James Sinclair, Sd North Carolina; 7. W n