The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
N ew& Summary.

news Of the Liverpool cotton: market OF. the Sd
instant, brought by tho Belgian, at Farther
Point. This dispatch is precisely the same as one
copied from journal of neighboring city, and
published i'll the Ne,cs OF Thursday morning under
the commercial head. We consequently have rc-1
Trained from publishing it, Such kilograms arc of
no use TO the press or the public. :-
IA very interesting letter from General WADE
HAMPTON to the people Of this State, will he found
in our columns to-day. -
Eek President BucHASAN's book on his Admins
trasion viii be found noticed in another column,
with extracts and commants4
Our ex-Confederatc readers will be pleased to
shake hands with Col. voS BoRcKE, whose racy
narrative -iA' Bt0r&pood. istrnyiewea in another
part of tho paper.
The steamer ". ". Coil, we'll known in our,
coast~aters, narrowly escaped serious disaster,
rs will be, seen iD our local column.
The Washington &dr of Saturday, speaking of
: President JoHHsoNs views with reference to tho
pardon question, says: "He designs pardohing
:: all except about one thousand OF the civil and
military leaders, whose fate will depond ON the
action of Congress-: A general amnesty, except
ing these cases., is not deemed cXpedient, as the
announcement CT "A prosoribed list. would not
only create dissatisfaction throughout the coun-
try, but still further embarrass the President by
arraigning against his policy powerful combna-
tion of the friends and the sympathizers of the
excepted applicants" =.
Governor MARVIN, of Florida, III his message to
the Convention, expresses the opinion that if the
olored race in this country can be fally and fairly
protected in their persons and property, they
may be stimulated to be Industrious and econom-
ical, in order to educate themselves ,tnd their
children, and improve their physical, moral, and
intellectual condition, and become, not many
years hence the best free agricultural pcasantry
for our soil and climate that the world has ever
seen But if denied protection and justice, they
will be deprived of tho ordinary motives to indus
try and economy.
The Lynchburg Fir5isaidn,. OF the 12th says in
reference to Gen. KIRBY SMITH, that this distin-
| ghidhed gentlehen late Confederate commander
of the Department Of the Trans Mississippi reach
ed this city yesterday morning direct from Cuba,
where he has been soiourning for several months.
His many friends will welcome him back to the
country agAih, Hc comes in nrursuanee Uf authority
from General GRANT to do So to be placed on the
footing of other Confederate officers of his rank.
From the Mdrion-(S. C.1 Crescent We learn that
col: c! w. DrpifY is-a canddat0.t6 epresent the
FIRST Congressional District in Washington at tho
ertsesaion. From our knowledge of this gentle
-: man we can say, with the fullest conviction, that
~ If anypablic man in Spntli Carolina can take the
required oath, Col;DUDLE is the man he having
always been consistent Unon man.. His worst
enemies, wo believe, never slandcred him rc-eat-
er or sccessionist. The Colonel has our best
Wishes! :: tt.'-.,: -. Il
;Isona the aa,ne pnpen We ALSO learn. that pub
=, Iqf. citing vas held: at Marion Court; House,
,Notemhcr 6,ito orsRujzc police guard 10, inan-
tan.gtGcc, preserve order, ami protect property
in our midst Cotmmitte9s were appointed and
the meeting adjournc1 to meet again on the o3d
inst. Is
l | {. N,e. Provost Ge9efalA bureau dies: hard a
corporals guard of clerks are engaged i'll settling
up the affairs of this once terrible branch of the
~. Government. 1t is supposed that Congress will
abolish tho bureau, ana Gen. Fry viii return to his
rank as Lieutenant-ColOnol and Assistant Adju-
tant. G0pera l., - - '."
Latest advices from Texas represent the cotton
fields as remaining unpickcd-the negroes refus-
= ing to work for love or money
A writer in the Cincinnati Eazeut, whe has made
three months tour thfoughthe Cotton States of
the Sonth as the. result of his observations, ad-
wees Northern men OF capital and enterprise to go
South and engage in the culture Of cotton, which,
he thinks, for the next eight ten years will pay
better than any other Investment. He speaks
kindly OF the Southern people, and thinks hhs
Government might now safely withdraw the mill
tary, and leave the States to manage their own
affairs. +n''ra
The principal European Powers favor confer,
to devise meuns for checking the progr eas of
. tAe' cholera ;... II. r,:.,- -, e'r'l
- :"oeunt MoTHo1oN. tho. French Minister dtIies
that there is or has been any hnfriendliness be-
tween our Government and that which he reIae. rss
serlts. l.: ":,:"r. .'.-.. So. -!
The Lndependence Beige aAAcrts that rrance.wiii
soon withdraw her troops from Mexico,, and that
the speech Of the Emperor on the opening of the;
dhamhara Will BE- of. go Raeifiaa character al IA
remove. all grounds for objection on the part of
the United statea. Z !! -; t,4E. {"
The Rchm Enquirer, Of the 18th inst, an
nounces the restoration of lands to numerous
parties in Loudomn and Fairfax Counties, Va, by
. recent; order Of General EATON, Commissioner
lof tha4 District, Some of The E4rlns have been
held by 'frcoahieh AMI have received improve.
;.msnts, which are to be paid for upon delivery.
AS we have seen various conflicting statements
in reference toth movements or Mr.. SIrrcurr.
copy the following from the Richmond Eho,;,ey
- ThiSh may be relied upon This disting
gentleman, whodaifc 10 this city after his recent
release from confinement in Fortress Monroe, pisl
tied Washington city few days ago, and after a.