The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, June H. Increased ease in money
towards the clos" Of hank hours and supply call lib
era'- After O'clock money was Offered in great
abundance by parties Who had held off for high rates
and loans we're made 6f9ct. The bank statement
shows sharp contraction. Heavy decrease in legal
tenders arises from payments into the Treasury and
shipments hence, while large fall in gold and in depos.
'ts Is the result of the decrease in loans get
Servative basis, and the first attempt at this has as.
sisted in bringing down prices the stock exchange
Stock market closed firm and all up from the lowest
point OF the afternoon in fact quotations generally
very near the highest prices Of the day. Speculative
feeling centered in NV York Central Northwest and
Pacific Mail. New York Central sold up to 1872 while
Pacific Mail rose 10 amid considerable excitement.
>and heavy dealings Bears in stock sold too much
stock short, and the annual reports are nov benea
twisteRbv bull clique.
NEE YORK June fl.--Bank ACCOMPLISHMENTS in
loans nearly 81 00o, 0N0 decrease in deposits S. 25O
600; decrease in legal tenders So $40 900 Exports
Of gold for the week 5000 Failure of small firm
reported Sub Treasury balance sS2, SOC, 900 Im-
ports S., $4,000.
South American mails bring the text of a deere. OF
the Peruvian Government, declaring Cuban insurgents
belfgerents Decree says the two parties of Cuba
should be regarded by other nations in conformity with
principle of internasionalIaw that the people Gov.
trnrnent of Peru sympahse with the Cubans: that
Peru mnst define the political condition of the insur.
gent party, consider it MS subject 10 eov
ernnrnt at with Peru, and deerees as follows
Afticie l--lnat Inc PERUVIAN Government
Mise as beligerens The political party fshtneo or The
Independence OF Cuba.
Article 2.-Iiiae the citizens ships aud all other
ban properties contributing to the cause of linden r.
dence are viewed With friendship by Peru
In reply to letter tF;Dl citizen of Winchester Val
who stated shat he had received pardon from iii
President OF the United States tor participating in the
reheion and asked If he had right to register and
vote, Gen Candy replied the Executive pardon does
not relieve political disaf,..aes
Report from Cuba received here to night states there
ha' been several Ski7ml~heS between the Spanish forces
under Lesca and Cuban forces which resulted in Irsca
being compelled to fall back on Trinidad where he will
await re'nforcements. Cub,ns prepari e te follow TN
their success and attack the Spanish forces
New YORK, June IS Fremont sailed on the VILE
de Paris The Quaker City has been re-sezed
Arrived, Heca from, Rio j neiro letter says
emancipation in strongly urged bv prominent citizens
Aimed army at Asnncion completely dsorganised
Lopez among Cordli+ras. growing stronger daily
Nj Mahos.s Whereabouts unknown
BUFFALO, June l4.-Thh editor OF the Nav yo-t
Spanish paper, who said the native Cuhans were cow
ards, and Cuban outh foughtat Lundy's Lane f,r.
ban shot in the legs serious. w.
CINCINNATI, June IA drunken Covinpto, s,o.
uoheer shot nortaiv two women
orAuSToN, VA, June 14.-Jrsse Edwards tho naar.
VINO RAPED and afterwards murdered Miss Susan pyla
respectable young lady was taken from the iail Ia
hanged Edwards confessed
Edmund Fountain father of the Chssaneske ., Il
ohlo railroad is hopeaasy sick.