The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City Of Boston.
Advices to September 9TH.

Tho Inman steamer City OF Boston, Capt. Ken
nedy, which left Liverpool at o'clock on the aft
ernoon Of the 9Th, and Queenstown on the 7th in
stant, arrived at New York on tho 18th.
The steamer Erin left Liverpool for New York,
also, on the 9Th inst.
The Moravian arrived off Londonderry at seven
O'clock the evening Of the 4th inst, and reach
ed Liverpool at P. M. on the 9th.
The Circassian, from New York, arrived Oh
southampton in tho afternoon OF Sept. 81; H..
The City Of Cork reached Liverpool early on the
A meeting of .he bondholders of the Confeder-
ate loan was held at the London Tavern" ON the
the t1oyernment AT the United States has become
the de fdcto Government OF the Confederate
States, and, if deemed e1pcdient, 70 apPoint.
thought advisable"
Chamberlain said they were met to consider their
positon as the holders of this loan, and also what
was the value of it. He not a stockholder,
have the matter considered, He thought it desir-
able that n committee Should be appointed TO in
vestgate the circumstances under which the loan
.Taa contracted, and what securities had been
given by those who brought forward the Ioan
They would inquire whether the agents had any
money in their hands to be applied IN Liquidation 81
but he had high authority for stating that the IN
divdual States were severaly liable for proper,
tionate amount of the loan. He also Thought that
the Federal Government were internationally as
well as morally bound to pay this loan Inc fede-
raj States were ono nation when conqueIso re! sne
Confederate States, another nation, and the for
mer being tho dc fdcto government OF the
latter, he thought they were bound to pay the
debts contracted by tho Confederate States. 1t
resnlted from O decision of Vice Chancellor Wood
in u recent case that the Federal Government were
liable.
After some discussion, it was agreed that COM
mitteo, consisting of the chairman, Mr. Chamber
lain and p W. Morgan, o largo bondholdcr, should
be appointed to act and to report the result OF
fbn;r n mpptinn to be held OH the 18TH OF
next month
The bonds on the 9Th declined one per cent, the
proceedings at the meeting affordlnS little ground
Tor hope to the bondholdcr.
The Liverpool Post says: ''That portion of the
Liverpool dock space which was formerly almost ,9
the cotton ports Of tho South, but which during
the war almost deserted has at last assumed
its wonted business aspect and is now brisk with
labor The trade between the Merscy and the
long-scaed ports Of the South is rcopened with q
split that argues we'll for the future" The Post
then cnumerates long list of vessels that nave
sailed and are loading for Southern ports
Five OF the leaders in recent Fenlan demon
srGn At M a st. o hout the
privilege of bali: The prosecution was insti-
tuted by order from the authorities at Dublin
Castle.
Tho death of Sir W. Hamilton, the astronomer
royal OF Ireland is announced.
The Mark Lane Express fears that nearly three,
condition, and that under the Improvement in the
weather, the earliest and tho latest gatherings of
the harvest VIII prODnDly tuTI out INC pcSl.
The cattle plague continued its ravaSes. 1t is
stated to have made its R in Ireland in in
the city of London had voted c10oO to head a sub
scription to compensate persons who had been
compelled to kill diseased animals.
LONDON MONEY MAREET.-The funds were gen
orally steady and firm. Consos on the fifth closed
at 90. The demand for discount continued limited,
and rates were unchanged.
The London Times Of the 9th says: eTho tele
graphic announcement yesterday from New York,
to the effect that now government loan will
shortly be issued, had now been officially confirm
who had placed faith in the statements received
by previous mails, that the Treasury was well pro-
vided against all wants up to December. {
settlement on the Boursc for the August account
has shown that the market is at length overstock-
cd with American funds while discount remains at
3per cent. As much as 10 per cent. was paid for
carrying transactions forward TO the new account.
It appears there are many weak holders and as
way If not supported by better New York quota
tions
FRANCE. :.
Paris letter says there is no prospect of o re-
conciliaton between the Emperor and Prince Ma
poleon
settles there 73 deaths in that city on the 30th
August, of which 20 were caused by cholera; at
one o'clock in the afternoon of the 31st there were
80 deaths declared of which % were from cholera.
The fall in the price OF corn had become more
general. AT 124 markets held on the I'd there was
rise or q tendency to rise in only 49, while there
u
der were either quiet or without variation.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French and
the King and Queen of Spain about to
change visits at San Sebastian and BiarritZ.
The Paris Bourse on the 9th closed fiat; rentes
68.15.
ITALY.
AT the Kings request, Signor Notali, Minister
of the Interior would also continue at the head of
the Ministry of Public instruction.
A dispatch from Rome announces the death Of
Joseph Bonaparte, Prince of Musignano.
PORTUGAL
The following is the definite organization of the
ministry: Senior Agutar President of the Coun-
Gil and Minister Of the Interior; Count Castro, OF
Foreign Affairs; Senior Fontes, Finance; Count
Torresnovas, War; Viscount Praia Grande, Ma
rine; Senior Rayona Freitas Justice. The Portu-
guese Chambers will shortly be prorOgued.
AUSTRIA.
Tho Vienna papers publish decree OF the Min
lister of Justice to the Procurators General, rela-
tive to the course to be pursued towards the press
The Minister recommends the exercise ofthe law
against really serious offences Of the press, but
careful avoidance of all measures which might
raise a suspicion that the prosecution was OF a
partisan character. Apart from all prejudicial
opinions, the Government says the Minister will
gratefully accept all efounded criticisms of their
Acts. :.
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia was to have an interview
with Queen Victoria at Darmstadt on tho 9th Sep
tember. 4 g. Ei-t :. = T.. :
The navigation treaty between England and
Prussia was signed at Gastein on the 10th August
The London Times says the continued impunity
&lnnts IL.