The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-03-17

s;stng of sidewheel steamer bark rgsed and three
other steamers. Shortly afterwards passed sdewheel
steamer, bark rugged anchored two miles from Gunco
Keys. The Peruvian monitors have arrived at St.
Thomas Political prisoners sail Sunday for Fernando
Po; among them CASTILLO, the bank president Senior
Enbil, planter, and Reqnelmea, merchant. Censor
notified journals they will hereafter only be allowed to
publish official accounts of e.; gagements
HAVANA, March 13-Friends OF prisoners departing
to Fernando Po were allowed to furnish them neces-
saries. 1nsignifcance of the American squadron,
compared with those of England and France, in Gu
ban waters exces deri>ou and apprehension. Fight
ing lively in Sagna district Bavaria arrived. Liberty
sailed. Thousand troops arrived Rebels numcrous
and active. Spanish commandant at Santo Spiritu
proclaimed conciation ended
Diarlo, in leader, argues against eonhscation OF
rebels property. Insurgents commanded by Po-
lsh general ard have burned bridge and torn up rail
road between San Marcos and Sagua.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 9.-BoiIer of flour and
lumber mill exploded, killing four persons
LEXINGTON KY, March 1l.-Gen. Breckenridge was
welcomed home to day lie will resume the practice
of law.
HAEEIsEUEG, Pa, March ll.-Senate by party vote,
ratified the 18th amendment.
NEW YORK, March ll.-The Heralds Havana spe-
cial says the steamer Henry Burden from Jackson
ville Fla, with 100000 ball cartridges and recruits,
landed safely.
AUGUSTA Nix, March ll.-Legslature ratified 18th
amendment.
Annapolis by the committee of invitation and city
council, aud received at Camden station by Governor
Bowie, State officers and an immense crowd
New YORK. March 1l.-District Attorney Courtney
has received instructions 70 push Fullerton and other
revenne to conviction.
New YORK, March l2-Arrived, DeSoto from lIa-
She brings senor Robert, Spanish Minister to
Washington. Also one company of the 5th United
States Artillery from Key West.
ATLANTA GA, March l2-Senatc took up the 18th
amendment AID passed it without debate six members
not voting by yeas II NAYS 16. House passed reso-
luton to reconsider adoption of 18th amendmect-
ayes 81, nays A. Resolution to take action Oh lost
The extreme Radicals and extreme Democrats do not
support its adoption.
RALEIGH n. c., March l2-IIousc of Representa-
tives to-day passed resolutions introduced by Col Sin
clair ustructng Senators and requesting Representa-
tves in Congress vote for the repeal of the tenure
of office act The vote 50 to g. Senate engaged
townships Much business yet to be acted on, and
early adjournment impossible.
AUGUSTA, Ga March l2.-Charles Wallace, editor
of the Warrenton (Ga) Clipper was shot and instantly
killed this morning. Wallace applied Tor admission
to tie Masonic lodge at Wurrenton, ana WAS black
balled By Dr. G. W. Darden, who promised MT to op-
pose his application. Wallace then attacked Darden
through the columns OF his paper denouncng him as
liar and villain. As Wallace passing Dartcns
ball passing through WaIace's head, causing instant
death The affair creates intense excitement in War
renton. Wallace Democrat; D.rden is Re-
publican.
BosroS, March PA negro, convicted of the muir
der of two old ladies, in 1867, was hung to-day.
NEW YonK, March l2.-Es Collector 0CaI!aghan,
9th district and four others held 5000 cauh for
Illegally removing whisky.
Captain and mate Of the ship James Foster have
been arrested, charged with ill of sick pas
sengers.
San Francisco, March l3.-Aca pulco sdyces re-
port Juarcza situation critical available forces limited,
and money i'll the treasury Outrnges continue and
the perpetrators go unpnnshed. Alvarez declines to
so to the capital, and refuses account for
receipts.
KEY WEST, March Is Dr. Mudd s en- route north.
CuCAGo March l3.-Fenian Brotherhood appointed
committees to collect previous to the 18th inst,
dollar from each Irislnan and to Transform,
present Of the organisation breach leaders.