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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-10-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Col. Bristow of Kentucky,
has been appointed Solicitor General.
Postmaster General to-day issued order for the
Cuban mails from Southern cities to be sent to Cedar
Keys Flolda, via New Orleans, and thence taken to
Havana by the Resorts line of steamers.
WAsH1XGroN Oct. 13.-Prvate dispatches received
here from Mount Vernon, Ohio, states that Morgans
majority is 2OoO gain Of 800 since last election.
A dispatch from Senator Morton to Secretary Bout
we'll announces that the Democrats have elected the
Indiana State ticket BY about 1000 majority Legs-
lature doubtful.
Ohio Republicans concede Schenck's defeat. Fourth
district probably Democratic Republican majority in
Hamilton county 2643 Republicans apprehend Bing-
hams defeat but no figures from his district. Dis
patches from Republican late last night claim
bis election by small majority His district is diff
cult to hear FROM Next to Schenck's the Republicans
here seem to take the most interest in Binghams and
the 9TH district. Counties partly official, give the
Democrats 991 majority and the counties unheard from
last year gave the Republicans l4Sl majority In 9th
district both parties claim by small majority. Dem
ocrats gain one Congressman and probably two Dem
ocratc majority in 7th district 400 Fourth district
still doubtful Republican majority in 9th district
about 50O Ninth district reflects Shanks.
In PENNSYLVANIA the Republicans claim the 10th dis
trict by sixteen votes. seventeenth doubtful I"en-
eth district, Democratic majority 700, 2st 600 and
oath 80.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-It is generally believed
that the Government holds Arlington restate by the
coniscation act, which, if true, the property would
now revert to the widow of Gen. Lee 1t left by
Mr. Custs to Mrs Lee, his daughter the life interest
at her death to Gusts and Fitzhugh Lees grandson.
The taxes being unpaid during the war; it become the
property of the United States by purchase and is
now held by tax title Efforts have been made to re-
deemit, but without avail The best part OF the estate
is now covered by national cemetery.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA large and an impressive
meeting of citizens held tonight at Metzeratt Hall
to pay respect to the memory of Gen. Lee. The
meeting was presided over by W. W. Corcoran, Esq,
with number of vice presidents and secretaries
Resolutions were unanimously adopted expressive CT
the sentiments the community after which addresses
were delivered by Jas NJ Carlisle, Richard F. Merrick
and Col. W. Phillips.
WASHINGTON, Oct 14.-There is now no doubt that
the President has accepted the resignation of Cox the
Secretary of the Interior take effect about the first
of next month.
WASHINGTON Oct. Is. Dispatches from nearly
every city and village of the South report the progress
of preparations for the Lee Obsequies. The univer
salty of the sorrow excludes the expression of it
from the telegraph column.
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What's the use of ]. B. Lewis, No. Texas street,
advertsing9 Everybody knows that he keeps for sale
the largest and best stock of boos shoes and hats ever
offered in Shreveport and will sell for cash at manu-
facturer's preces.
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BY TEL z g r A ? IL
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Sonth.Nes1erll.

LONDON, Oct 49, evening.-Consols s2!. Bonds
e2E@921 49,,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is, evening.-Coton closed dull; !;
lands ST and Orleans sad sales 5000 bales of which
for speculation and export 1000.
NEW YORK. Oct IA, noon.-Cotton dull and heavy
upands 5g and Orleans l55e. sales 1900 bales. Gold
1i3s. Money 7f9ct. sterling-long 1oS5 and short
1O94@109s.
LONDON Oct IA, noon Consols opened at 924.
Bonds 8S5.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IA, noon.-Cotton opened quiet !;
upands 81 and Orleans sgd; estimated sales 10000
bales Sales of the week $4,000 bales, of which for
export 1000 and on speculation 5000; stock on hand
568 900 bales, whereof 100 600 American receipts
of the week 80, 600 bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l4.-Groceries and Western pro-
duce-no market. Cotton market only partially sus-
pended; sales 1900 bales; middling 144@l4sc; re-
cepts 1922 and exports to Liverpool sl26 bales sales
of the week s,soO, receipts 2l,299 and exports to
Liverpool Sl26, Vera Cruz 1911 and coastwse 34ls
bales; stock on hand 4s,558. Sterling 1923. Gold
1l24.
New YORK, Oct. IA, evening Cotton quiet, but
steady; sales 24OO bales; uplands 15Bc. Money b@
6fPct. Gold ll3g. Exchange l08B@l083
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW York. Oct 1l-Erie stockholders elected
Homer Ramsdall, Justin D. White and Chas. Sisson
directors for the next four years. resolution was
adopted approving of the present management: .,
PHuADELpHIA, Oct. L. First District, Randall
elected Sd district Myer elected 4th district Kelly
elected: 9TH district doubtful. Other returns show
gains by both parties The gains are in favor OF the
Repubcans Berks county, scattering returns, show
large Democratic gains. Twenty second district, Negly
elected; 9th district, thought Shoemaker is elected
The Democrats carry Harrisburg by $50 majority Re-
publcans carry Allegheny county by 1000 majority.
Luzerne county gives Republican gain of 1923. Shoe
maker without doubt is elected. Twenty-thrd dis
trict McJenkins elected.
PH1LApELpHIA Oct Ia Forney's Press claims
Oliver in the 9th and Shoemaker in the 18th districts
Both doubtful. Republican majority in the 18th
district 2OOO Sixteenth and 2lst still doubtful Re.
publicans will have majority of five in the State Sen
ate and gain two in the House-same as last year.
C1sc1SsATI. Oct. 12-Later accounts make Steven
sons majority 1917. Reports from the 9th district,
where Gen. Denoir is contendng against two Repub-
licans, conflicting.
Iyp1ASApoLIs. Oct 12-Result doubtful. Both par
ties claim the State and it may require the official
count Returns to this evening indicate the election
of the following Democrats: Kerr, Halman and Voor
bees, Fourth and ninth districts doubtful Legsla-
ture in doubt.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 12.-Judge Lewis D. Campbell
is probably elected in the 3D. district beating schenck
n 1'I'N'
pool for Philadelphia, was abandoned at sea. Gre"
saved by means of life-boat and ropes by the Wis
1 consn.
! SAVANNAH Oct 13.-Fnding flag on the custom
house at half mast out of respect to Gen. Lee the Col
ector ordered placed at full mast and telegraphet
Boutwell, the fact Boutwell, replied, approving biz
action.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.-Heavy frost last night 1t i
feared that great damage has been done to cotton.
The announcement of Gen. Lees death caused pro
found sorrow. The bells were tolled and public ex
preston of sorrow by the citizens will be made
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l3.--The result IN the 9th Con
gressona district only be determined by the ofcia
returns. Bucks county Democratic-majority fror
three to four thousand. In the 18th District repor
announces the defea. of Morrill, Republican, for Cor
gress. i.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 13.-Latest reports from tn
10th district make Myers apparent majority onl
twelve. The official count will only determine who
elected.
HusT1seDos, Pa, Oct. lS.-R. NJ. Shore, Democra
is undoubtedly elected in the 18th district over Morr
by 125 majority. J,
PHILADELpHIA, Oct. 13.-Oficial returns from Il
1st district give Randall, Democrat, 414s majority
I'd district Greeley, Independent Republican, s25 m
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VOL. XIX.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The death of Gen. Lee casts gloom over the com.
munity. The morning papers are dressed in mourn
ing The flags throughout the city, the shipping,
both foreign and home at half mast many draped in
mourning. The Board of Brokers adjourned last even
ing in respect to the memory of Gen. Lee.
Judge Dibble this morning adjourned the Eighth
District Court as tribute of respect to the deceased
In the course of his remarks the Judge said his pur-
pose was to honor heroic and noble citizen who, by
bis bearing had won the admiration and affection OF
every heart in the land The motion adjourn was made
by John Fl. New who delivered touching tribute to
his memory.
The following card has been signed by many Of the
most prominent merchants and business firms of the
city ave, the undersigned earnestly suggest to our
fellow citizens that all business be suspended tomor.
row (Friday) cut of respect to the memory OF r. b..
Lee"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Deaths from yellow fever
yesterday, eleven.
New ORLEANS, Oct 14.-Business suspendend.
Houses throughout the city draped in mourning in
honor to Gen. Lee.
New ORLEANS, Oct 15.-Deaths from yellow fever
for the past two days were thirteen
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Obituary notices marriages. public meetings caF0'
of thanks etc. to be paid for as & F 1ubsbed on
TEs DAF Frd@ys saudays sundays and Tues
he ssE ' he up TO
gay to nress Terms of subscription to the
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six months; One Dollar and Half per perm m0n'N; "''
HE in advance Sing copies, Zen Ceh'S'
" RATEs OF ERTIsING: ., -o -
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of d % per 5
square of eg lines for the first "fsTG bsrn deduc
made to those who advertise by the quarter or by
be year.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

CLASSIFICATION OF ARffCLEs-THE PREMIUMS
The Board of Managers of the American In
stitute announce that the Empire Skating Rink having
lust been enlarged and improved is open Tor the re-
ception of goods and on Wednesday, sept. Z, the
grand exhibition win 10 formally open tothe public by
an address at IL IN The exhibition viii continue open
evcry secular day antil Now 2, when the closing
address will deferred and awards to successful exbi
bters announced The Managers expressly desire and
urge exhibitors 10 hurry forward all goods not OF
peTishabe charaot thus securing geod locations tos
exhibition and t avoiding the Devtahle rSss,, Of art
oes which always oeclrs~about theday OF the pubho
* permanent classification Of articles on exhibition
mas been arranged, and seven departments seieceo az
IYrst Dsp, and BducaSonncriing scvu rrcrr
consisting of psnings engra'ngs Psosrspn sculpture ~aA IN
Socad Department Of the Dveurrncudng groaPs son
ware, earps IS, ntuTe doors, window-sash &c.
Thrd Department Of and Notwithstanding groups
consisting spparel for males snd females cloths jeSe writing
desks &e. ,,u -.
groups CONSISTING Of soaps acids leather pants desan hour
Fi Deg artment of Engines Of station
pumping maener, machinery for working metals and wood
engines models e vessels eoraphc apparatus hre
Ssre Department Of Agriculture and Consisting Of
plants acWe fruits butter cheese mowers reape and preanc o '
The grade Of premiums and testimonials win be as fol
lows: -
which govern the JUICES in giving their decisions
An entrance fee Of s. viii be charged upon all goods for
competition Tables for exhibitors are furnished by the
patent medicines will be allowed place in the exhb-
lion. and goods can be sold aud delivered within tne
Rink. The Board OF Managers have nearly perfected ar
rangements with all the principal railway steamboat
and express companies TO severy return, reght ree,
ali articles exhibited the freight which shall have
been paid to NewYork Several of the leading features
of the Exposition are entirely new. ,. -.
The Committee of Fine Arts and Education Consists OF
Messrs Newton Stetsou, and Clayton; Engines and
Machinery Messrs shriver, stratton and Dicknson on
Agriculture and Horticulture, Messrs Carpenter, Lyman
and Burd.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

and And the Same vitality and enthusiasm eyerywheIe
The papers comment great des upon tno me te lag
which the Irish have imported here LOOK on .lo
th aud 600 hoyv thr yellow ant the green IL oenen.eu
ognher by the white. AIN sosry that ~ IS uo ,p -
riot occurred between supposed 10 DC ~ ,t mat
while This stupid quarrel was going on IN TINS 9S .
Oran gemen AND Rbbonmen were sh w en-" oc
sinee fe disestabishment OF the English Cnuich c
cupaton of the Orangemen have vanished anu theI a.
since declared themselves for Irish nationa'y; VII
facf tat no side knows what they sought for MIX
iipm for whom the 0rangemen went 10 wl, worJ h s
color I'm respect the Pope OF Rome with whom
he was acguainted. duty Is to evoke no quaIre pc
tween any portion of the ctizens of the United sa.e
and above an not to hurt the feelings OF our German OF
French citizens II England takes sides an the war !1
must take sides also, but you must take care sa M , a
power with which you may then be allied Win 40 hot
back out and leave you 30 contend With England alone
The assembly then dispersed to enjoy themselves IAN
csng was held In the large pavilion, and was KEPT up
till late hour this morning. Tho arrangements were
under the spersntendence of committee, Of when MI
=. ]. McDernett was chairman
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

rompkins of New-York, who has very nne cottage
which IA open for accommodation OF all the clergy
who have no other places provided on their arrival Tue
hours OF public service 1880 M, p n ana I3o p
service, al one between the m9rnEs and TterqQon
service Private prayermeetlngs are crowded IN when
there opportunity SO iar SERMONS nave pesn cen
Rev Mr.. Gilbert OF Vernon; the Rev. J. b. Daniels Of
Newark. and the Rev. Mr. Hayter OF Bernsrdssne, ana
cergymen have also conducted preliminary service:
Prof Bowman of the Methodist Dickenson college at
Carlisle Penn is among the late arrivals The meeting
under the personal charge Of the Rev. Dr. Crane or
Newark. Friday is set apart as memorial dy for Tic
late Hon. Geo. i. Cobb
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

The flags on the City Hall were displayed at
haii mast yesterday ON account Of Admiral Farraguts
uera There Is very little doing around the City Hall
AZ present Work on the ConrtHou Is still sus-
penaed ana Will not be resumed until the Mayor APP
points the new Court House Commissioner The Board
80 Will not meet nor win business Of
DC done by either branch OF the Coun-
" until septenber: 30 many pictures Of Governors
mayors and other officers have been placed In the Gov
to hang them all. wa "' """'
"a Fatrolman William Martin, age So, for over
~ years attached TO the Fifth Precinct Police died yes-
~ MS late residence No b<i Broome-st fr01 in
Ieceiyed IN April last at tho Desbosses Ferry
th v be held to-day and will be attended by
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
IRISH REPUBLICAN BROTHERHOOD.


GRAND FENIAN PIc-NIC-PARADE OF THE LEGION
OF ST. PATRICK.
The Fenian Brotherhood of the District of
Manhattan gave a picnic yesterday at Jones's Wood
and succeeded in gathering than 5000 people
within the inclOsure at comparatively early hour In
the evening the attendance very numerous and con-
tinued TO increase until about O'clock at which hour
the woods the barrooms, the dancingplatorms every
plaee seemed crowded The Legion Of St Patrick num-
herring about $50 rank file, marched from their COM
many quarters assembled at the Washington Parade
Ground at 10 o'clock under the command of Gen. d. F..
Burke and subsequently marched TO the Wood. On
rying AT Ftysixthst Gen. Burke ordered the band to
xay fbe Marseaise, and the order was complied with,
10 the apparent delight OF the soldiers marching
70 freedo-fOr day; Adu,ged M ede "oPS S1 va va,
large assembage gathered in the grounds and many an
old man and woman and young ones 100 engaged IN a
genuine Irish jig, faneying themselves III tnef hatVe
At The troops were reviewed by Mr. John Savage, the
Chief Executive OF the Fenian brotherhood and various
military movements were performed with precision
that delighted the Ookerson aud the Cominahoas Sen
Burke. and the appreciation OF his abe AolI.n,'
IN which he said 1t is only one year ago since mao
the felicity Of addressing such gathering had tnen
returned from that great nation when s @ no" ~ ,ae
cheers for France then brought good news ron ire
iand-welcome news-tO the effect that the factions
l0nger-tbat all merged in general organization
This state OF things was welcome then U-
of the world that Irishmen cannot agree.
The union OF If1snen must be the grand point and now
that has been accomplished has productive Of
much coed 10 the cause which all Irs6nen have at
heart. He knew that they pretty well acquainted
with national affairs and represent the who are
say that We want the union OF Irshmen here well
elsewhere The union OF the Irish In Ireland Is para
irishnen may differ, il Is pleasant TO know that they
dhr only - 70 their views OF best serving the cause
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

vsieh sp d Ne ans ,sa oo csrs % srS' wiz. aas
other ,fyo Of sfssn The m was arrested h.oss men .go
NJ Noes barn burnef It's row believe 'n y ss
.,ur 0t Who has ave In the employ o. M
~. seepy Hollow Iona Island on TUESDAY ~ was ihs
.c ,, Ha ever len Elizabeth Tho potenous Dr. King
b va. yep, red some weeks ago having srmsd horroe eIn
wno ard who afsrw1ld charged with assault
~ % 49, ,.sters brough, for eIsna The trt charge
heor, Jas,es Purman committed In deat Of *Ioo oL
PATERSON.-The PhTnny Phellows' Club went
an nenc and ereuron yesterday and pisgd IN argetshooug
and smaemezts The proceeds OF me
excursion we're givsn 70 tive orphen ssyuma
ROJrND BROOK, N. 1.-THE Methodist Sunday.
lad their excursion yesterday gong to ana
,hn and Florida Grove, where fnner
ZEN Of RSeSaLng they iei around staten Island and R the bay
90 .h mort where special train 10 wipg 70 convey en home
chibS here Al Heretofore IL has been ths custom 70 have
inland and this change proposed ana carned ous
by CAPT Samuel met with considerable opposition ron ne
o d members church from those who 90 no care or
auon On old customs and from nose who prefer safety On shore
mon tbe sea The complete suceess OF the UP WI" one
IL great messure TO the care and ssnSa s,% q ,io o
Re, and Mr. Superintendent Of the
mi members Of generslyA large pone g'n NJ
Charles vsndevene including number o. gus,s c
he Revolution pos. Of observation During the on.
sed by the ghtning The storm prossted mAn ~
ods church.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
pp0MINRNT ARRIvALS

Hoffman House-Chief Justice Chase OF the
u supreme Court and danghte Senator an
wfesef Rhode Island Gen. Ell s. Parker, Comnlssloher
Of indian Affairs: and Boswell Riggs OF wasning,on.
= st. James Hotel-Senator stockton OF Eew-Ser, Dsa
Inspector and Mai Head u 8. A. - Breyoort House
Mr. Fame, Secretary OF the British Legaton I, anu anu
NBlshop William and the Rev. p. f. Lyndon OF hos, @
ton, and siguor Brignoli. - Coleman HouseLine 10
Hotel-rhe Hon W. H. Barnum, NJ. O., Comm Gen A; ".
Kautz u. s. A.: wm Prescott Smith, Baitlmorei ano
sas: and 8 Drullard Buffalo = Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-senator Hendricks OF Indiana the Hon. j. M; Oav
Prof c. A. Lee Of Peeksld Capt. Cough Of the Brtish
Navy Mai Bell OF the British Army James b. Camppen'
g O.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
HOME NTWS.
THR VRLTHER

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Aug II. "P'' : @o asa. NV. soo @Ss
II 62o D n . Bo 23gH
ao ~ a i, TO 29y5a
REMAsKsIY eriay, wednesdayy the I'm, NSass was
from $50 a. a. 70 10 D. M variable from midnight 70 a:
M ra!n W Atsoa p m shsilllant RED %eseG6 9e
D. "a r. isIo TO IL slightly cloudy; cloudy n; very
oudy n Il IL mentioned shat there VIII so tosai
eclnss OF the sxn Dec. n 1870. This ~ mstake.
" v1 occur on the 2sd of pcenber IL VIII nc ihVsioe
IN the United state but ssbe In the southern par. OF
snsin IIeiers sicily Grese Turkey, and Russia; over
this line the sun viii be totally eclpsed To the nort, %
cast of couth America, 20 north OF Centrsl Aica WI"
be partialT eclIpsed.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
DENvILLE, NEw-JERsEY.

The Newark Methodist Episcopal Confer
opened meeting Tuesday at "Camp Labor
Denylle 1t determined to concentrate its energies
to have meeting Of SURPRISING interest Some $50
tents have already been erected and the ground laid
out Is rapidly filling up with Others Over 1900 persons
upon the ground at the opening yesterday morning
The ground has been soped toward the preachers stand
sitting In the rear good view OF the stand. large
number Of tents for prayermeetngs have erected
representing almost all of the adjacent towns. The most
perfect police arrangements have been made the quiet
OF the camp having been placed in the hands Of mum
Der of especially selected by the committee for this
purpose 1t intended that most perfect order shall
prevail throughout the meeting; and the motions
BY the bell, which will ring g''s foy al s8Ser9ss tse
seIVee and control the working of the camp from the
when S sg AZ not psS9s bsvns sDis % % 10 p
eaV the grounds and all others will retire for the 1joht
ren spg g water is furnished throughout the entire
glue telegraph has been fitted up and TO still further
PfTnIte pro- me comforts Of visitors ali baggage and tents
pIeas' pensse' while the Morris and Essex Rail
tSTeers mas pr0yiaed full accommodations for
peen erected with prices ranging from 81 To- "a per day
de b are aree public preaching services each day be-
sus lne prayetneetings and service I'm the nrivate
tents This will probably be the largest and best r;S
hs bee ee ssot daSe bat IN Every
the religious but also the social and physical sncces ~
the meeting. '"ooeoe vi
The meeting which commenced ON Tuesdov
under such favorable auspices continues TO incr.asa
interest and numbers. Tie tents are now all sra.,,
There many neat and substantial cottages I'm nao -,
the canvas and cotton under which the Methodists
formerly accustomed TO gather TO the Feast of b T
ernacIe" Morris-ave seems to be the fayorite strt
The grounds last evening, well Tuesday pieht
were brilliantly lighted by. kerosene lamps suspended
the grounds including the Rev. DIR. Porter late Of the
Methodist Book Concsrn; & the Rey Elliscn Of the
5s1ssy S"f cfS I Gf HIitsn q Bergen City, NJ Calvin
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

THE GERMAN BUTCHERS AT LANDMANNS PARK.
The German Butchers Company held their
time honored annual festival yesterday, at Landmarks
Hamilton Park il was the sixth or seventh recurrence
of the festival and the jolly and rotund butchers were
nothing the hilarious at the from Prussia The
proper title OF the Association is he United Butcher
Company" there being among themselves, no need Of
the distinctive epthet German, though II is composed
exclusively Of Germans. The present President OF the
Association is Capt. A. Loos, and the secretary, Mr.
of the Association mustered at their trysng place, No.
rs Firsave. The members had their baroucbes in wait
ing and getting into them formed procession, headed
by Wdners Band, and followed with six trucks OF live
stock The novel procession moved from No. n firstaye
to Sixthst to Avenue b. TO Tenthst TO Avenue &, to
Seyenthst to Avenue again. to Fourthst 10 Avenue
ID, to Thrdst., Essex-st., Grand ST., and Bowery
to the Germania Assembly Rooms. There refreshments
partaken Of. The procession then moved up the
about IL O'clock The live stock consisting OF calves
Sheep and lambs with two bullocks destined prizes
for the winners at the target exercises put away
in place where they could have food and drink then
the ovia butchers sat down To their own food and drink
After lunch the shooting commenced and wes continued
for hours with much spirit. Mr.. Jacob Gebhardt
the winner Of the first bull0ck Mr. William Deamay
the second. The bulocks worth about $40 each
The company the ground comprised OF course, many
more than the butchers with their families, but not
80 numerous to be uncomfortable Representatives
Butchers Guard, and the Brooklyn Butche - Guard
were present by invitation The day most pleas
hour.