The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-07-01
Telegraphic News.

f-O4S' N~oiOo W
bales. Gold 1I2i0112s.
New Orleans. June 27.--Pork quiet,
mess SIG 25. Bacon frmer at 74093
092c. Sugar cured hams l5Ec. Sugar
good common 93c; prime 1lic. Mo-
reboiled 30c; all
Others unchanged. Gold Il3. Cotton
easier; good ordinary l540l64, low
niddlfng I730184; middling entirely
nominal, sales 700 bales; receipts 354
bales; stock 35,40O bales.
St. Louis, June 27.-Corn dull.
Whisky Gle. Pork SIS 25015 so.
Bacon unchanged. Lard nominally
higher, no sales.
Liverpool, Jnne 81 evening.-Cotton
closed dull; uplands SD; orleans $50
82d; sales 10000 bales; speculation
and exports 5000 bales.
Brunswick, Mo-, June GA Pull.
man express for Boston is off near
Fallport with q broken axle. Three
employers were killed. Passengers
unhurt.
New York, June 1.-THE dissenting
vote of Bishop Ames was nullifed by
DIR. Lanahan's suppression.
Capt Hall. who is about starting for
the North Pole, had a reception at the
rooms of the Geographical Society last
night.
Augusta, Me-, June 27.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention after prelimi-
nary business adjourned until to NOR
row.
Paris, June 27.-Ths Central Re
publican Committee has prepared lists
of candidates to be supported at the
elections on the second of July. The
list will be headed, by permission, with
the name of Gambetta.
Cleveland, O., June % A number
of notorious conterfciters have been
captered, including Isaac Monroe Bis
sci, VIM. II. Burr. Jno. Hickman,
Christopher C. Brady, Geo. A Showern,
Geo. Frederick, Matthew E Boyd, Sim
Rivers, Henry Porter, James Warren
and other we'll known rascals. Show
ern squealed on his confederates.
New York, June ga letter from
Fort Griffin, Texas, dated June, says !:
Il suppose you have heard of the great
slaughter of Indians here. The cavaI
~ met some two hundred men, women,
and children and showed them no quar-
ter, killing all they could lay hands on.
Such yelling | never did hear. Every
man was for himself. The infantry was
in the reserve and caught all stray
glers, not even one escaping. Orders
have been given to show no quarter"
San Francisco, June 26.-The ship
Atage has arrived from Hong Kong with
800 Chinese and full cargo of mer-
chandise, consigned exclusively to
Chinese merchants.
Versailles, June 26.-Thiers is
slightly indisposed. The Government
has favorable reports regarding cleo
ton prospects. The Communists .
Paris are quiet but still organized.
New York, June 26.-The Primrose.
from Havana for Greonock. wrecked
all lost.
London, June 26.--A cotton mill al
Manchester burned; 1000 workmen ar
rested. Snow storm in Shields.
Rio Janeiro, June %. The Brazilian
Chamber voted for the emancipation Of
slaves by majority of %.
London, Jupe s5.-The Programme
of the Orleanists. if elected, show 4
monarchical majority in the Assembly
The Constitution will be presented
and when adopted-to offer the throne tc
Count DeChambord; should he find tht
throne cramped by constitutional limi
tations, inconsistent With his dignity
the crown will be rendered to Coun
! Departs.
! Gambetta offers his services to thu
Republic.
New York. June 25.-Forty-sever
ships of the French navy have BEEF
disarmed and twelve thousand sailor
dismissed.
/