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ENGLAND.
Government Report Of the Greek Erigands'
NIurGers-P nnishiAent.

Murders-Pnns ssiment.
LONDON, Apri %, 1870.
in the House OF Lords to-sa, the oatns were
Administered to Lord Wolve,ton, who took his seat
for the hrst tine.
Tne Ear OF Clarendon submitted the correspond.
cncc III regard TO The recent tragedy N Greece.
He SAID the Cr ok and Idrklsh gov
crnmens were both making acrve and
united Efforts TO secure the capture o.
the entire banl OF a,sassIls. AMI 500
troops were in hot pursuit Over half the gang has
been overtaken; oi these seven had arealy been le
headed; i've we've undergoing examination and un
doubledly would be executei.
The Earl OF Carnarvon thought the G eek govern
ment was respons Die Tor tie airoci1e- OF the.e
brigands. but lie advocated susren ION Of ildg
ment until a thorough lave a alton was had.
Turkey Looking Out for Euaitiye Greek
Drgands.
LONDON, April rs, 1870.
In the House OF Commons To-day Mi. Oiwas, lay
ny lie ore tho House tne Greek cores onden G. said
Olical information hai be, recel, rom Athens
confirming The wo So ue alls OF lie acre o. the
foreigners. lie I'd ed l.at at iasy accounts the
brgands yet unc captured were making for Tie Turk
ISL hontier The Tuksh Authorities, however,
were on lher guard aul wo.,!d arrest tie lusitnes
II they attempted 10 ross the DO der.
Mi. Otway SAID in CONCLUSION that the remains OF
the victims had been embarked on hoard her Ma es
ss irigate Antelope ana taken to Malta.
The Irish Land Ell.
LONDON, April %. 1870
The House OF Commons to-day Went lnso Commit
tee on the lrlsl Land bll.
Mr.. HcaiIaw o.erel an amendment obllging
tenant to vacate peaceably ~ the termination oil his
lease
The Attorney General looked on the amendment as
ques II app AIRED to be designed 10 neu.
t'aliAc the benefits conlcrr by the bill.
The amendment was nrratvcd
Other amendments wele proposed and discussed
The debate on the amendments was of lite gen
cral interest. One amendment reserying small AL
10tnents To laD0 ers Was lost by siXty-six majority
An amen iment OF re Ivy Mir. Fofteseue, restr CT
ing the number OF cottages to or every twenty.
five acres OF tIaee. was ayrcel 10.
Progiess was rcpoued, ana after ros,ponng the
debate on the Conventual bill unlil Monday, the
H0use Adjourned.
The State Church.
LONDON, Apri %, 1870.
IN the Hous, OF Commons ,odly Mr. Giads one
promised TO bring in BIZ to repeal the Eccles ast
cal Titles at.
ireland Bars the Path.
LONDON April 2s, 1870
Tue London Times this moruing urges tie instant
passage OF the Irish Land bill, IN its pr, shape
and position 1t mas Lecome serious obstacle to bene
1cial eg islalion.
Tho Man ind the NIitrc.
LONDON, April 2s, $780,
The Church'ndn announces that The Illness OF the
Archbishop OF Canterbury is SO severe that he viii
ofrr his 7, sienation, which is hourly expelled.
The cn1c'n,ta's adis that the Bshopol winches
ter VIII be appJiucd his sue eSsor.
The Bank Return. lH
LoSDos, April 2s, 1870
The regular weekly statement of he Bank Of Eng
iaud is published to-day. The amount vi bullion In
vault is 100000 greater han last week.
Tue Turf-The Croydon Cup and tl,c Croydon
Plate Races.
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Royal Havnnn Lottery .--rcr GaiciaI Draw.
IN. Tor AprI ~. 1919. sn,tler part t44 rapor
TAILOR 90, Eankers 10 Ns.,il street. Sew York.
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OiaInOntls, Wntrtes nNd .Jcwelrv
ssn. at greatly reduced allo taken exchange anf
boiht forecast. GEO. Z. ALLEN, 4j broadway, door
10 ~ "A a .tr
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YACHTING.

sf LONDON, Apf, IS, 1870.
The Sappho and Cambrin Contest--rhree In
tcruntionni DIatches Arranged.
Tnc referees have nnay arrangI d for three
mat 'ae' between the yachts Sappho aud Cambria.
owing TO tae ieecut accident to the Sippio the
nrst race OF Tie series wil not take place bc!oP, the
ION OF May IN order TO aord time for tic ncc ,sary
repairs.
The tmc for the second and third contests mas not
yel been fixed. For the irst aud second races the
course viii b. sixty miles to the wndward aud re.
turn.
triangular course will bo adopted for the third
race.
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Tho Man nnd the nri.rc.

LONDON, April 2s, 1870.
The Church'ndn announces that The Illness OF the
Archbishop OF Can esbary is SO severe ll,a he VIII
ofrr his ,sisnaton, Which is hourly cxpccied.
The Ch1cintaI adds that the Btshopol Winches
ter VIII be appalned us sue ESQ. ..--aN b
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ireland Bars the Path.

LONDON, April "a, 1870
Tue London Times this morAiug urges Tie instant
passage OF The Irish Land bl, IN It's present shape
and position 1t mas Leconea serious obstacle to bene
0cal le islation.
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The State Church.

LONDON, April %, 1870.
IN the Hous, OF Commons odiy MIR. GIads one
promised TO bring in BIZ to repeal the Eccies a st
cal T!tlgs at
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Royal Havana ssrfscry.-yrixc~ Paid In C.lI.
rfermau,n ffrnsho rae hi.he. "a a. .aia .or ,Is
and AL kinss OF t:sii an1 Siiset.
TAYLOR 3 CO.. Bassers ls wan sree.. N.Y.
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Tho Bank Return.

7 no Iss4NK IHCtUrDs : n
LONDON April %, 1sso
The regular weekly statement Of ihe Bank Of Eng
iaud 10 published to-day. The amount vi bullion In
vault is E500 00o greater han last week.
Tue Turf-The Croydon Cup and thc Croydon
Plate Races.
LONDON April %, 1870
Al the Croydon races to-day The Croydon Cup was
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
several other appropriate addresses then followed
anu, altcr tie an0ttion of u preamble an tho fOt.
lowing resolutions, ex rcssve of grief Tor the dead
aho sympathy Tor the bereaved, the mecllng al.
Journed.
Resolved That with profound sorrow the loxs
winch . S',e ana Our cy has suffered "a the death OF
eyes our proonncst syopacs to the aa u the
s"ss @ m y "sd oca % 'has as she days Of "coa
Rsove That wedassday next. the 81 day Of May bo set
ar, "a day Tor Illumination. prayer and religious Ice
on which day 'hr people p ths cy are rels.e to
by The cs,y wnS are resest ,y i
vsed u Cooperate IA t.c purposes OF this resolution
CONDITION or THE WOUNDED.
Jhc fioNlns l. tie c,u tiOu oi tao @ reDOted
nge uusy wuundc We tcriiv Tar u, seer
tained; ;-covernOf Weis was IN an exceedingly
crt Ica con ~ on mp to 1--WE We nti0cI last nj M Dt
since tina time there Is u per cftnt, mp i've jent.
The lont or one h MS brJ.cn ribs hos en- O el iis
lcft llng, when causes ni,icn spitng Of b ood.
MAJOR a. Z. tDunhatD a,tinngh Still In an
inscn ibe coniii,on. his puse AMI lcspir
TIN nave improved, and there Is some
iiiiisvuc r ported seriously ~. - ntrely out oil
oan 1c,. Mr.. Ruh Surg showed er''it m.
povemcnt TINS aitern ~ ard sifons hopes atr II Id
OH cnv,ry. James Nctsob u improving IN con u
iion ana X out OF 'langcr Jdigt Mcied II iri Is
repoil him a i,cn romforiabi aud out II danger.
Gus. CclonI Ercns', tof AleAandril condi ioh
Is wry "a nIIi nom his nrpkcn lmi. l'hc
bone has b' en set 1nd with prop rcirt he WI ie-
cover Mr. 1. Han ~ "i tie D,spdich reports t,,af
aiho.9h ms wonn ire PAIN al. he cxpcc stole
l,l 9ul ~ day or lw@ W; d. en- ernan, OF sac Pc
dy, Wi also br cut IN conrs Of wcek. Mr.. Elln ~
to lcic so Ig Courier. NJ De sOnictag longer In
recovering W u MS liroaei There woe no
mcmoets ~ tic y. css kicL cxget tic l,incntcd
Dufe, WI sc ihneri taxes iluc o uoir w,
Io.'as the sbippns III port AMI the pab'ic bu,id.
IN ~ hd iher nays a. ii a, iujasi In res pcct
10 tie mcuory oi ~ dold pub m et ng or
INC cilizens oil b n inu.g, exp cssi o. thctr row
10 nc ,rcaN,in ~ so suddenly one IN many
fmlles here by IN dsa or %. ycsier ay, va, held
TuE FuNEKal.s.
. Tho funerals Of MIR. rhoni-s IL. Qua les and CAPT
" n m ihHr tls.
- ai0c 'hurth this aftsiIoOn. Y q chu4,n u " a.
crowded. anu the IealAin, wero csc0 ted by tho HvW
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Fss ao M y or s e. Af sds aMo "a As e
50 mnch go u mat le wishes larger supply, AZ bis fanny
s BY % ss,ss' one raesMsss M. y pcwes =. t'r''
HALL & KUcKEL 2is Greenwich street, Now York.
A Good All Wool Business .,nlt,
$l, at BROKAw BkoTHgKs,
Fourth avenue. opposite cooper Unon.
A.-'ssrrIus', Patent Ss,ox s,sss
2ol Bro.eway. c,ra,r Murray str:s.-
Ar $50 Rrondwny Exumira,ion. with
charts OF character tiven daiy with u write, deaer
tons oy oompeen, phrenoog.s See .sew rny''ognoy"
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h.-For restoring the Original Coinr or tn,
stn IS
Diseases the r, eterei 6v pr zacARiE, 7o Broadway
Rc ers 10 ali surgeons.
Cristndero's Unrivaiicd Hoir Dye.--soid
and applied at hN wiz and soap fae'or No Asor Aoa'a
Din,nonds, Natrhes md Jeweirv
bo'sG, ose.s s GEO & xlEs. 4i oaiway. oac ioor
beow Cana street,
pnsid'. sos rnyng -,y'c. Of Geniismcn's Hats.
Knox.-who l. iIo. What Does lie Doe
s re s 1 1 q @ be a qr are S" .s sy %s
,ha. kSo1 . 81, Is, t, w.o MACS u: hanas,m.a ta.
you purchase Knox hat ,oa have the hnest heagsAr
possibe to obain. aa
nyi-sisanoi Water Cares Rrisb.,s Disease OF
III. kiney. scrofulh aad ali Of the bi,,i Ses
psmphle..
No Nere Ned ciue.--Thr Iecva,euta Food
c6~cuauy cures rvspepss. coust darfha phhits
cod fsyrrs and All lsryous biions liver aad
itoniscl i.soritra So ~ 81 Gru.lia,, .tocers
~ EAHki 4 Co. LOB Nu.am street, New York.
Royal Vavnnn Lattcry.--Vcr l)a,ciaI Draw.
IN. Tor hsrU 2 1871, sn,ller % tl4y
TAi LoK 90, Eaokers 10 Wall street, Hcy York.
Royal Hnvnnr s.ufscry.-.riycs Paid In C,il.
lrermAusn fdrnishoi ide hishe.l
and AL knss OF tsaid anJ Silset,
TANi.OR q CO., Bansrrs ls wan .trce.. NJ 4.
Secrets WIN Ont.-It Has nc Inst Leaked
os Wa' mo VINO mystery OF The fcpc's In sltiy rherc
oS ah'ugs IL ba made having ordered
one 'l hHVA "a s,ee sprns ili, iron, 30 Broadway
The Mcuopoutan job PstGiIng Eeiabsa.
mcnt.
9TsASSAU STREET,
OIL ut tRALp BUILDING.
This well known .slsbsntnent possossea
by no other "a the niitd siaiss
Can AID .ct your esttirates for ..,.
Ai.ii SonIS DF PRUNING,
ILLUMINATED POSTER WORK
10 A LAhp.
LAW PRINTING.
which will c1aIars iavltsly ~i other oflcs
1svenlns conp do well W can ana aAautla
STOCK OF CUTS
Wood Engraving done OF short no,isc ani
Wnrnock 81 Co.--tiats for Gentle cnl.u, BoyA
AAd youlA. tla E.oaiwN.
The south-western., 1870-09-21

An announcement was made that Socialists meet
ing would be held, at which Victor Hugo Ledru Ron,
Louis Blanc and Piatt would be present to protest
against the moderation of the Government The
meeting will probably be suppressed The Ret1S are
struggling hard for the supremacy.
Since morning the enemy has made some progress
towards Versailles There has been fighting at GuFlsy
and Athos. A saw a dozen wounded men carried to
Vade Grace
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Havapa private dispatches
say the aggregate yellow fever deaths IN that city of
the week ending Saturday five hundred and sixty
II is understood that the Prussans will make er-
sailes permanent headquarters. The Garde Mobile
are killing many German scouts around Paris
The Government has decided to erect complete
system OF barrcades i'll Paris.
| Rocheort has charge of the army at Lyons. lie Is
incorporating in it African recruits The organization
is progressing rapidly. This army is intended to
operate in the department of the East Detachments
have already gone forward to Bisaneon aud Vosges.
The Prussians threaten death to those caught repair
ing railroads which they destroy.
The Constitutional gives the following as the answer
from the King the mediation effort Whereas the
great powers did not succeed in preventing France
from declaring against Prussia Prussia now de-
ands her right treat directly with France but, as
France has regular government, Prussia can have
no guarantee that the conditions Of treaty would be
fulfilled" To settle this point Fayre, himself has
gone to the Kings headquarters. sa.9 H.z+z
New YORK, Sept. 20.-A special telegram from Lon
don says great spirit animates the soldiers the
Paris ramparts. Sorties made every day.
Twelve hundred volunteers for the French army
were arrested on the streamer Lafayette, United
States warrants issued upon the complaint of the North
German Consul. The steamer on the point OF
sailing when the arrests made The steamer viii
wait the result of the examination tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, Sept 20.-The Grand Lodge of Ode
Fellows have elected the following: Fred D. Stuart
of Washington, D. c., Grand Sire Jas. L. Ridgely o
Maryland, Grand Corresponding and Recording Sec
retary, Josiah VanZandt, of Maryland, Grand Treas
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Foreign and Domestic Markets
For the Southwestern.

LONDON, Sept. 20, noon.-Consols opened at 92$
Bonds 904.
LATER-Consols 92b.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30, noon.-Cotton opened quiet
uplands 81 and Orleans 9sd; estimated sales 10000
bales.
LArER-Saes Of cotton wont exceed 5000 bales
New York, Sept. 90 noon.-Stoeks dull Gold
ll34@ll3B Money 5@6f8et Sterlng--long 1893
and short l0. Cotton dull; uplands lSa and Orleans
l9!c.; sales 500 bales
New ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-Corn dull and lower
mixed IS and white SSc. Oats dull and lower; st.
Louis 5o@52c. Bran 95c. @Sl. Pork-mess s27 so.
Cofse-fair l64@l63 and prime 174@l73c. Others
unchanged. Cotton-demand fair; sales 800 bales;
good ordinary l5i, low middling lsa@l7 and mid
ding l79c.; receipts 679 bales. Texas cattte--1st
quality s3o@4O and 2nd quality $2o@3o. Sheep s.
@5. Yearlings s. so, calves IS 90 Sterling l24l@
l25. Sight exchange sfRct. premium Gold ll38.
| New YORK Sept. 20, evening Money easy at so
6f9ct Sterling very dull, lo9g@l09s. Gold 1l3a@
ll3sc Louisiana's, old II and 80; jevee SIS "a
and SIS Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30, evening.-Cotton quiet Or
leans 9gd.; sales 5000 bales of which for speculation
and export 1000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, Sept l9-specal to the Herad-~PA RS,
Sept. 19.-It is reported that 400 Uhans yesterday
occupied Versailles.
Postal service has been suspended, and service by
messengers will be organized.
Several Prussian scouts killed yesterday by the
Garde Mobile and French Tireurs in the vicinity oil
Paris.
Special to the Times-The Times London CORE
spondent, writing from Paris under date of the 18th,
says: Gen. Viney with 10000 troops of the line,
was sent last night to Vincennes to dispute the pas
sage of the Marne
The advance of the enemy yesterday was not great
their troops massed Seine ready to cross at
any moment. They are crossing the Seine at killo,
nor and st. George. They will pass in the vicinity OF
Longume to the rear Of Versailles established there
they will push forward by the woods of Menden to
plant batteries the heights Of Carmont and if the
city is bombarded viii open fire upon the vanguard
From that point they greatly damage the city as
far as the Bonlegards.
Leonfer and Montparannasse, Of tie northern army,
are marching on St. Dennis.
The south-western., 1870-09-21

THE CRoPs-The planters are busily engaged pick
ing cotton for which they have had favorable week
There seems to be question but the caterpillar is in
most of the fields in some in a advanced stage
than in Others Their development will depend greatly
upon the weather The crop is from three to foul
weeks later than it was last year and if the worn
should be forward Of course they will nfict greater
injury. We notice from the Mansfield Times of the
10th that their ravages painfully evident in some
sections of DeSoto parish. All things considered, il
is by probable that the present crop in th:
and adjoining parishes will be good that of las
season. Too much rain has injured the bottom crop
and caused the weed to joint too long. Moreover,
cannot hope for so remarkable fall for gathering al
the last.
The corn crops, though much better than an aver
age, we fear will deceive the very sanguine tosom'
extent. The frequent rains made it 60 largely tt
shuck
The south-western., 1870-09-21

PORTABLE SAW MILLS, MACHINERY, &c.-Mr Geo.
Page the original inventor of the first Circular
Saw Mill ever successfully used for saving lumber
from the log. Thirty years of experience has enabled
the firm of George Page & Co., of Baltimore, to per
feet the original design and to present to the world
the rvss complete Portable Saw Mill ever known. The
recent improvements, patent Friction Feed" ane
Independent and Simultaneous Patent Ratchet Head
blocks" place the Page Mills beyond competition.
The large number of these machines in use all oye
the country sufficiently attest their value.
Messrs Page & Co. are also extensively engaged il
the manufacture of Portable and Stationary Steam
Engines Boilers, Grist Mills, Woodworking Machin
cry, and general machine work Of every description
We refer with pleasure to theta advertisement il
., , ~enGi
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prinninles Not Men

1t occasions US no slight degree OF regret to wit
ness feeling of dissatisfaction at the nomination OF
Judge Ryan. At this time, the mere man is abso-
luteIy nothng-she principle is everything. What
ever prejudices may be entertained against Judge
Ryan, his ability is unauestoned and his election, if
he be admitted to his seat will materially strengthen
the Democratic party in Congress, and, of course,
weaken the Radical party correspondingy. The people
in this portion Of the district had special tavorite and
their dissatisfaction therefore, has origin in no per-
sonal disappointment. Even il, is the opinion OF
some this nomination may have been made by politi
cal trickseEs still this is time for dissensons.
man may petuently refuse to accept the ticket, but
does not such course injure himself as much as it
does any else? Men are prone to act somewhat
k children in this regard They have vague sort
of idea that they will spite somebody by not voting for
their principles if the candidate should not exactly
suit them. If one is firmly impressed with the
rectness of his political principles, certainly he should
have enough manliness of character refuse to be
driven into the ranks of the enemy by the action Of
any clique whatever.
In the language of the " late lamented," will
tel! anecdote, appropriate, conceive, to the
occasion: In the old days, when party spirit in Ken
lucky high kite Leslie Combs was candidate
for Congress Then, as now, candidates did not con.
slider it beneath their dignity to stand about the polls
smiling gracously upon this sovereign, and grasping
warmly by the hand that horny fsted Of toll. On
the day of the election in question: came for
ward to vote between whom and Combs there had ex-
listed bitter animosy of many years standing. As
all know, they vote in Kentucky, vioa uocs The
man stepped up and gave his name, when the sheriff
asked "Who do you vote for ?" For Leslie Combs,
was the prompt reply. Combs was agreeably sur
prised at this, and in bis peculiarly elegant manner
held out his hand thanking him for his support. Blu
the sturdy old fellow was not to be so conciIiated
Drawing himself up to his full height, he thus EN-
phatcay expressed himself: Leslie Combs, 60 tt
HI, d-n you. l voting for the whig party
and wouldn't vote for you for dog-pelter"
The south-western., 1870-09-21

THE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO FAcToRY.-We refer
with special pleasure to the advertisement of the Great
Southern Piano Mandatory of Messrs. VIM. Knabe
& Co., of Baltimore. This mandatory is now o.
the largest in the world employing three hundred and
fifty hands, and turning out forty instruments pei
week.
The Knabe Piano has by its superiority not only
well nigh driven those of Northern manufacture from
the home market, but also enjoys large sale in New
York, Philadelphia and throughout the entire North
and West, besides their largely increased Southern
trade They have received less than sixty first
premiums, among which note those at the fairs at
New Orleans, Jackson, Memphis, Wilmington, Rich
mond, Macon, ETC., received this season. For dura-
bility we would specially recommend them as being
made in Southern city, with special view to trying
changes of Southern climate.
The south-western., 1870-09-21

PANICs.--While it is universally admitted that nc
soldier fights more furiousy than he of the French
army it is true that addicted to uncontrola
BILE panic Correspondents from the field of Forbact
state that the troops fought with splendid desperation
until they found that their valor useless and the
enemy unconquerabe; then they gave up hope, threw
down their arms, and fed pel nell. The loss on tha
"bloody Saturday" in killed and wounded and miss
ing, probably amounted to $4,000 of as brave anG
faithful troops obeyed the bugle. The French
officers and soldiers who participated in the fight while
dwelling upon the odds against them, and upon the
own pluck admitted also that at the end of the las
day their retreat had not one feature to redeem it from
a scene Of utter Generalization. Arms were thrown
away canteens gstened along the road side hats
missing, and many had lost both shoes and coat "The
poor fellows" says one correspondent, chad beer
knawing the potatoes which they dug out of the fields
they were parched with thirst devoured with hunger
and beside themselves with terror and chagrin" He
thus concludes:
had heard of this state OF things but never dreamed
of its extent Here, told, such panics, rous anG
Generalization after defeat, even after victory
is nothing strange, but it was to me both new
and strange. They tell it is venerable French in
cident of war; but confess it is something that appa
the eye of neutral locker on, and somewhat modihe:
his preeoneeyed opinions of the vaunted military dis
cipline of continental armies.
The south-western., 1870-09-21

We hear conflicting accounts of yellow fever IN Kew
Orleans Some of the passengers by the latest boats
up assert that is epidemic while others maintain the
reverse The Picayune of the 18th says there is no
yellow fever there speak Of and that the physicians
do not regard an epidemic beyond the bounds o
possibility" There has been, by the same dates
a quarantine established at New IBERIA.
It will be by dispatches that there were fifty
two deaths for the week ending on the 18th, against
nineteen for the week preceding, but yet it is not pro
nounced epidemic.
The south-western., 1870-09-21

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNs.-It appears that on
Monday evening at meeting, in caucus, Judge A.
Bailey was nominated for Congress from the Third
District, and Hon. M. Ryan from the Fourth. The
following appears in the proceedings of the conven-
ton on the nextday:
The question was asked by Mr.. Boarman, OF Caddo,
wherein lay the authority of Col c. c. Henderson to
cast the vote of Bosser parish only being authorized
by letter from Capt. Carter, who said be
Der of the last convention. The convention asked
if these credentials were good.
Mr.. B. complained that there was caucus in the
evening, at which he not present. but wherea Col
G. c. Henderson voted. There they nominated Mr..
Ryan for Congress- and Col c. C. Henderson cast the
vote of Bossier parish He was in favor of purity in
politics, and protested against it. He moved recon.
sderaon OF the vote adopting the report of the Com
mittee on Credentials.
stated that they informed by Col. HENDERSON that
Mr.. Carter delegate, and desired him (Hender-
son. to his proxy. His credentials were &C.
| cepted solely on his own statement.
Col Henderson then in effect said, let the gentle
man what language he pleased, he has impeached
my honor, and it is the first time my honor has been
impeached in forty years. Capt. Carter, of the
leaders of the Democratic party, informed me he was
a delegate, and asked me to serve as his proxy Col
Snyder, another delegate, passed through the city
two days ago and asked me to be his proxy telling
me whom to vote for. He then denied showing any
thing but perfectly fair disposition in the caucus.
Mr. Preston opposed the reconsideration of the repor
of the committee, the ground that it would opel
the way for unlimited debate.
! The motion to reconsider laid on the table.
The south-western., 1870-09-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Sept 19.-Fifty-two deaths from
yellow fever for the week ending PM, on the 18th
of these, twenty-eight natives of Italy, nine Of
France, three of Germany three of the United States
two of Holland two of Nova Scotia and five of Other
countries. Ten inferred Sept. ~, three on the
l3th ten on the l4tb, ten the l5th seven on the
10th, nine On the 18th and three on the 18TH The
deaths from other fevers were twentyone. The tota
nterments for the week was Ill The fever is not de
elared epidemic.