The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-09-29


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those of other countries. What is. to
he done. nov that lpeople refuse to
Inv in the cheanestf Without free
trade msnufacturing excellence loses
its valne. kIf trado ia bad in conse.
the restrictions of other
tl,ai scarcity or abundance
of cotton a immaterial. Without
oouos eds eev wh
To attem6t to relieve 6er suffering by
.,t, " ~ - t. .o S.soi i ~;sh thsw
,rau1d E. .hsnrh
49, = =. M
fARls, oept; -Ino Durlngame
Embassy ana the Frencn Mln,s.ry nave
afranse%s I,r' lmI ~ re'at,s"s oe-
tween Snna anu Ilance on the OASIS
o. mutual conciliatlons. @
Kehgloas lonrnais express regress at
Father Hyac,nthe,s Q estsf. NO soch
ianSnascs mas nech nearss ~ the french
~ q 60 $50 .'e = IL :, $50
/. LONDON, sept. -ihe steamer
Maine, Tor New IOt8s TOOK morospecie.
/! WASHINGTON, Sept, A.-Gen. Candy
recommends that the Freedmen's
Bureau be reestablislled in Virginia.
| Among the reasons given for this
action is the scarcity OF necessary sup.
plies, which has been Occasioned by
the recent drOnth tIreatening much
suffering among the negroes.
Cuban partisans here have startling
news. Dissenti0ns among the Cubans
has compelled q reorganization of the
army. c.rs ,,..,,g, ,,,a
President Cespeds has assumed 'su-
preme command, with. Jordan a. chief
of staff. lqf5oTq ssiz9sq iap ssgiq b1
| Two Cuban Generals Were assassina-
ted before the reorganization took
place. " = c''iti 4. 1Nl.a.h sloid
i Koopmanschap.t the Chinese impor-
ter, visited Boutwell,! on business rel 70
ting 10 the importat'onbf nce.1 b II
/ incidentally chinese immigration
was discussed. Boutwell, says 1t will
not be tnter1ered with unless the laws
are violated. ~ eilsi a .aeL
II Koopmanschap insists that his opera.
ltions are within the;laws restrictions
i Ffom here sle goes to Memphis
Thence to New Orleans; thence to The
Monumental Convention at Louisville
and thence to China to fillln any con.
tracts no may make. ~ -
Northern CalifOgnm Indians bec0nl'
ing hostile-they have given the Com
mander OF Fort ,BMvelt ten days to re-
lease seVeral prisoners that ne holds
otherwise they will assait the fort e
Noon.-The Secretary of the Treasu
Try has authorized 4he Assistant Treas
urer in New York to sell, tomorrow
four millions of gold and to buy fou
millions of bonds. a'il silh'.h
There was o full Cabinet meeting to
Gay, Tue Hrst LOT seyerral monshs, .1ss4
| NEW York, Sept. 24.-Tbere is tremsn
dous excitement in gold this forenoon
tits quoted At I50, bid. The export trad
Is at q dead lock. Sterling is quoted q
I2(14. The Government, thus far, d cline
to interfere. ~ .s,,,,t .,o 10, si !,
81 Cotton is Advancing; sqi3.., u.w,sW.
The excitement IN hnanclal circles
spreading, and . serious money CRISIS
aPPfethsnuee4: Inc oamks are PoweE.esss !.
1eheye '1e fnAlAe'' me HoyetnHs
nooriy aPPsa,ea 70 LOT nv 10y! 'u as.. ~
ms aNoh.n ,,".,.a. :, n"ra p.,ss
I:fis - - . 80 - 49,,
Mercantlle o'''s rate AZ per cens'' P''sa'
lssue 'eAfaff ssft yag IIiw on s.
LIN my previous dispatch i advise
you of rumors of large mercantile fail
,, ures. Since sending that dispatcl
these rum0rs have assumed the sui
! stance OF well asceftamed iacts' In
! iaMres are numerous, anal ti'9 Ug'
gold ha6intes OF tAeaunlorGu ma enc nous,
" ;namoss;his So,rare,, H !" sst;ycsts ~
.ySs,e IL eSs'I -
ansos ~ ~ ."G.is' .,n5 nTS "9 ~. -
g cn Ne!' ia 1870 biI. zl.ss4 ii bis gf11.Ts
!, s,;inrss' 'n Tne s cniS y Er .o Rsn
: Great distrust prevails everywhef
fared severely A 's1'f - } u p
!. BANKERS, Sterling has ,r.ann;i,liv "a 4
: Vancea' anu Is 4!Iottsu 90 ;;IAH
81 COCGOn IL EDarlnIIV Ou0r6OskgF