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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

to New York-The steamers rate is ,ac per h. on up
land Cotton and 75c per bhl on Vegetables BY sail
ing vessels quote c per h. on Cotton and nominal
EXCHANGE-Bius on England continue to advance
with the rise in Gold sxtyday bills have been sold Al
S62n with the probability of further rise. -----
DOMESTIC EXOHANGE.-The banks are selling
Sight Drafts on New York at per cent premium
ami private drawers selling at 1S to 4 premium
The banks are purchasing Sight Checks at Oh; 10@ll
days. of 2o025 days. per cent off; 80 days, 1X Of
so days, az per cent off,,
GOLD is in active demand, and the Brokers are buy
Ing at SO and selling at4oc
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, May 23-CorToN.-No demand. In the
absence Of buyers the market is fr There being no
sales. quotations cannot be given.
GoLD-Advsneing, Brokers buying at lSO@ls1, and
snTEn-BrOkers buying at 122 and selling at 1885,
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, May ls-CorroN-The noon dispatches
from New York to-day quote Cotton steady at 36 to SO
for Middng and evlnce state Of affairs there
exists In all Of the Southern markets relative to the
dtBpo>it to hold for full prices standing
the unfavorable advces from the other side.
In this market but little has been done to-day. Only
fe~ bus entered the market and one party taking
the greater part of what sold. Sales reached 500
bales The market closes steady at SO to "a for Mddng
Stuck on sale light and poor
quiet in all Departmental and continued until almost
midday when the noon dispatches from New York
reported an advance In gold from 1921 to 1SOH This
added TO the Tremendous shipment of $65c0000 from
sew York to-day. excited the market very much and
prices advanced here at from 12s@l3O to 49, and
very little Offering at This rate Very little has been
done In sterling, which has ruled steadily at 1873 1z0
for undoubted bills.
New York Exchange has been unsettled ranging for
sight from 4 to premium Some of the banks were
drawing at r. aud others at e premium.
New Orleans sight remains unchanged, and we con-
tinue TO quote par.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May Is-CoTToN-we havo again
to notice fair demand, and although the movement
was checked by the stringent pretensons OF actorst
least for the better qualies-and the limited scope
Afforded to buyers yet the snes summed up 1900 bales
taken by thirteen brokers' at full prices for strict good
ordinary up TO middlng, inclusive While there has
been no advance to-day yet the general upward
tendency ices for day tive past requires that
we should advance outsde figures for strict good
ordinary and strict low middlipg We accordingly quote
Ordinary at 26 TO 29o good ordinary at 80 to S2c, low
middiina at SO to 35c and middling at SO to SIC.
srATEMENr OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st Sept, 1885, bales .SS,2 2Ss
Received to day. 66S
Received previously. 1850
7ae. .282
Cleared to-day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,61I
Cleared previously ....................o 26,o42
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1865.
()OM NiEkEI l..
exports for the week ending May a.


FoRRIoN.
CUBA AND MARKET-per schr Alert-sos 900 feet
Lumber.
r. ooAKrwBx. .-..
EEw YORK-Per steamship Saraeosee--SS4 bales Cot
ton, bags Wool, 10 bales "a II. obls Seed Rice.
427 packages sundriea. Per ,esmehip Emily B
Souder-605 bales Colt, 81 Isrkases Sundries, 249
Empty Barrels 46 ba es ". L. 25 PITY Ale Barrels.
148 bbls Vegetables. Per schr Wide WsrId-
1914 305 feet Deals and Scanting II cases Mercnsn'
:. disc.
PHuADELPHIA-Pe schr Ellie Smi,h-9 bales Cot
ton 140 NJ feet Lumber boxes OIL, 10 boxes Lye
..... Per schr Lesining-S2 bales Cot.o1. a.e
bars Railroad Iron, SO iron es 7O,oOo ieet Luin
ber...... Per schooner smi' b. 20 nsles COZ
ton, $50 bars Railroad Iron i05 Railroad Wheels AZ
Empty Barrels, 10 bbls A'e. o.. ~.
BOSTuN-Per schr Souti erner-12 bales Cotton, 70
bbls Rosip, 81 hbls Turpentine. 21o tors IRON ana
other metal S4 bales hags, ales Rope bales pa-
per, 8 bundles Hides and Skins, l Dol upper,
Trunks, and pigs Mdze
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Adele-56 PACKAGES 5un-
dries. Per schr Jonas Sparks-lo0.0Oo feet Pine
Timber.
PRovIDENCE-schr Daniel Brittain-17O,o00 feet Lum'
RocKPoRT, ME-Per hr Julia E aamags-sO.oOo feet
Pitch Pine Timber.
FALL RIVER, MASs-Per tern Rumsey-22S,00o
feet Lumber.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-Cotton is a8tive- Mic
ding uplands have advanced 20 l54ds The sales
to-day were 10000 bales.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The rumDred change in the
Washington embassy is fully confirmed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 3.-The military and ma
val forces of Russia have been ordered tObe raised
to their full strength.
MADRID, Nov. 3.-It is said Spain contemplatas
a coup d'etat.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.-The Hungarian diet has BEEN
convoked for the 10th instant.
VIENNA Nov. 4.-DeeTees have been promug-
gated relieving Mensdorf from 5he foreign ministry
office, and appointing Won Bsust his successor.
The DEGREES also appOant Baron John minister of
of war, vice Esterhazy having been relieved. The
ministry is without portfolio.
| Won Beust has issued circular, wherein he, de.
clares himself separated from this past. He says
he enters the Austrian service free and unpre
iudiced Austria will maintain true and peace
full conciiatory policy, bat will uphold the dignity
of the empire.
FLORENCE, Nov. A depatation from Venetif
has arrived at Turin. amid great enthusiasm. Tht
king and cabinet were also there TO receive them
\ BERLIN Nov. 1.-The king of Saxony and hi
family re-entered Dresden yesterday, and wer
well received by the people.
The German Parliament, it is expected, will b
ready to meet at the beginning of the year.
. BRUSSELS, Nov. 4.-Chasea, the Belgian wa
minister, has resigned.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 4.-The steamship ASH
from Boston, October Gath, arrived to-day G
route for Liverpool
LONDON, Nov. "A large fund has been raist
u for the relief of the Quebec sufferers. Conso
= sol. U. s, tiyetwentes 683.
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counsel for the new commissioners then proceeded
to argue thai the arrest was an uhwarrantahle one
their clients we're duly commissioned commission
ers Of police, and were exercising only their legal
authority Thefollowing is The reply which Judge
Bond made to the application Of The State attorney
for bench warrant for the arrest Of Valiant and
Young 50 As the State attorney for Baltimore
city it was y0ur duty to bring to notice the very
grave facts you have just mentioned. Itis the
only tribunal here charged with the punishment
Of crime and the preservation of peace. What
ever power it has for these purposes should be
Immediately evoked and exercised to prevent yio-
lence, which you suggest is contemplated. It is
not our duty to determine the questions in dispute
between those claiming the office OF police COM
mssioners, but it ought not to be trathigly said
that in government so long established as that
Of Maryland the only way to obtain possession Of
an office is by force Of arms. The parties en-
gaging in it are guilty of breach OF bhe peace
and must be Immediately punished. Al the
power of this court shall be exercised W1th
| yinor and pYomptness to prevent such violation
| of the law, and the public peace shall Be pre-
served at all hazards, The courts are open. An
| appeal to them can be speedily heard, ana ali
| official rights determined. This course must be
| pursued. An array Of force for a purpose Of this
kind is an unlawful assembly. The fact that per-
sons claiming, rghtfully or EroDgfully, to pc po-
lice commissioners are about to place persons On
the streets as police officers, charged with the
duty Of preserving the public peace, is calculated
to alarm the public mind The dread Of COLLISION
n between the two forces, and Of an ultimate con-
fiict, I'LL the minds OF peaceable citizens with ter
ror. 1t is Impossible that this should be allowed
: if the law can prevent It, and the warrants you
5 | ask shall be issued.
h NEW YoEk, Nov. 3,-Beni. F. Butler was pre-
in vented by the crowd from making speech in the
!, the foiloWlhg important message has been re-
sk ceiyed by Mt. DAVIS, manager o. the telegraph
N Office In this city:
The tariff on all business for the Atlantic cable
y was reduced one-half on and after Nov. III.
Joffa fAA HORN, Genii sup't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
NUMBER II.

ToRoSTo, Nov. 3.-The excitement in relation
TO the fenian trials, has moderated.
Lumsden was tried to-day. The court room
was densely crowded verdict Of not guilty
was rendered.
NEW YoRK, Noy. S.--The grand total Of regis
tered voters in this city is I25, ,2s2.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 4.-Arrived Yesterday the
bark Rosa Boettcher, scheetz master. forty.tEree
days from Rio de Janeiro with 5000 bags of coffee
to J. e. Phipps d Co.; schooner Margaret Ann.
Ried master, thirteen days from Havana, with
100 hhds. molasses and 30 bales Of tobacco to j.
Butler steamship Morning Star, bound out. ran
ashore on the bar at $50 O'Clock P. ". Arrived
this A. N. steamship Fung Shuey, from New Yorl
the 9th of October with merchandise to DaYit
McCoard; steamship Fire Queen, Williamson
master, thirty-one days from Liverpool with mer
chandize to Ashbridge, Ocean & Co. !; bark Horac
Seudder, Gould master, seventeen days from Boz
ton, with cargo to Geo. W. Hynson; Spanis
| brig Joaen, Joaquin master, from Matanzas
ballast. All went up in tow at 10 O'Clock =. J
Steamship Montgomery went to sea at oclot
| AM. Steamship Morning Star is still on the ba
| Weather clear and pleasant-wind north, We
light; tide low
The steamship Fung Shuey aFfTed safely, ha
ling experienced a violent gale from south TO We
southwest of Lookout. The ship behaved q
nirably throughout, and suffered only the loss
new sails and riggings.
NEW YeRk, Nov. Arrived, steamers 3,
souder from Charleston, and Mississippi fri
New Orleans.
v1cKsBuRG, Nov. 4.-Passed up, Henry V
PRuI at o last night, and Swallow at P. NJ; 9
down, southerner at 8 P. ", and Judge Fletel
at 4F. N. River stationary.
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GEN. GRANT ORDERS THE RESTORATION or GEN
BEAyREGARD's EFFECTS.
Gen. TAYLOR Dimes With Gems. Grant and
Sherman.
Treasury Agents and Confederate Cotton
Doings.
MR.. BuLLITT IN WASHINGTON AND lNDsPoSED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Gen. Grant has attended
personally to the question Of the restoration to
Gen. Beauregard Of the effects belonging to him,
but taken possession Of by military authorities,
notwithstanding the terms of his parole, which, it
was claimed, secured them to him. The necessary
order has been sent to Gen Sheridan, and they
will doubtless be at once handed to their owner.
| Cen Taylor, of Louisiana dined yesterday with
Gems. Grant and Sherman, and the interchange Of
courtesies between them was frank and gallant
The treasury developments are positively as
founding on the subject Of the seizures Of Consed-
crate cotton in the South The number q bales
that ought to have been accounted for by The
agents of the department was 25O,o0o.. But
including private seizures, all that has been ae
counted for is O00O bales. These facts are ex
pected to lead to some unpleasant consequences
to the parties responsible for denquencies in iii
} premises.
Mr.. Bullitt, the United States marshal, whoris
attendance in Washington, in response to D sum
mons from the President, is slightly unwell to-day
= It is hoped, however, that nothing worse tina
e fatigue from his journey is the cause. Ella
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
SEWING AND BRAlDlNG MACHINE,
Foosg doGNce Notice.

Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post Office
will be closed as follows;
Mails North East and West close daily at M, via N o.
Mails for Bay St. Lous Pass Christian, Mississippi City
Mobile, selma, Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily :"
Brasheer etc. via opeousas Railroad daily except Sundays
at o'clock
Galveston ndauoa Southern and Western Texas M"s
by Morgan steamers Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
at7L NJ.
Nails for Natchea Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and ss
sppi steamers, daily, except Sundays, At p. "a
east Mails for a Post Offices far the river IA S"y"
sara by steamer LAtourche, Wednesdays at 4 NJ an
saturnaysat t3P N.
Nails for Norheasten Texas Red Rve tri-waeENg at
O'Clock P. NJ.
O'Clock P N,
OFPI0t HOURS.--Opens A. Nj, closes4 P, n. The Ge
era Delivery and Merchants DslNe will be Kept open pn
9P.
R. W. TALIAFERR0,
P1strnngte
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unplensnnt Tea Party !.

Mr. John Welsh is unhappy in his domestic life,
and his matrimonial nfelcities last night were
such at to occasion the interference of the police
At the supper table in which he and his wife dis
agreed as widely as Jack spratt and the partner
of his bosom, matters proceeded so far that they
both soon after appeared at the lock-up-the
former with bloody mouth and the latter with
severe cut in the arm. 1t was Sunday night, and
any one who has observed the number of reeling
figures that take up the pavement at the close o
this day will not be troubled to guess at the oaust
Of the difficulty. They were furnished Lodgings
at the Third District lookup,
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T,a c,eot Event ofthe Month.

The grand fair which commences on the Z0th OF
this month"; may now be regarded as a 1lXed 1act
The work goes bravely on. The objects Tor e&-
hibition of one kind and another are coming IN, a
great deal of the space is already engaged by
competitors for the privileges, and, last but not
least the work upon the buildings is making rapid
progress We give below, as an addition to the
account we have already published, what we saw
! and learned at our last visit
The arena which is destined for the exhibition
of horses mules and every variety OF cattle, mas
already been commenced, and will soon be com
pieted 1t will represent circle, and seats VIII
be built for spectators around it. At IL O'CLOCK,
positively and without fail, upon the 10Th, the per-
| 0ormance will here commence. The first day the
.orned cattle will have it all their own way, but
the days following the blooded stock will occupy
Ire inclosed ring. The mules are so unlueky as to
be set down for Friday. On Monday comes the
performances of the Glee Club, and also Of the
citing matches; but on Tuesday there is to be a
qra,d trial of fire engines As this day winds up
fsc show, the exercises will conclude wtha cavai-
e,.le of the premium stock, in which blooded and
' draft horses, jacks, jennets, sheep and horned
cattle will form such procession as has not been
seen since the food.
The main buildings of the fair will be three N
i number and one of these is now nearly COM
e Melted. The others are TO be finished during the
n week The central building is to be devoted to
. the beauD arts. One of the wing buildings will
d he reserved for machinery, and the other fol
r fruits and miscellaneous objects. new road !:
e being constructed from one entrance to the other
q q which is now being shelled. Upon either side o
this are the stables for the cattle, which will con
N tain some five or six hundred stalls.
!, y We hear that great many of the best paint
~ inrs statues, and objects of vertu in our city
ID which ordinarily are not seen out of private draw
a ing rooms, will be sent as contributions to thi
fair.
n The agricultural collection will be unprt
1t cedently large. But what it is desired shall b
largely represented, is the ladies' department. NJ
S. only in needle work and embroidery, but in ever
81 pursuit to which woman deVotes her talents. Er
49, bracing as large collection of flowers and plan
Ne as Louisiana does, it is hoped that our ladies
VI be liberal enough to send some of the ornamen
of their gardens, in boxes and flower pots, to ado
1he 1he this show, It is matter of some moment to Il
he reputation of the city that this fair should be
ne, creditable display, in every department, to =
VI vast crowds that will be attracted hlther.
u, IN, But the principal attraction, after all to t
'ne visitors TO the fair, will be the crowd itself.
Ut see and to be seen; to meet with friends at eve
eio turn, or with strangers from various quartz
ant This motive alone will be sufficient always to rf
crowd together, and the general gaiety a
nu' sights to be seen will do the balance.
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]. B. MartinaSas arrested yesterday for hiring
and using a cab and refusing TO pay for it.
John Cummings was a.rrested as a suspicious
character.
Harry Thompson was arrested for sleeping upon
the ieyee.
James F. Burke WIS charged by Z. 0, Bennett
with robbing hiw of $50, and with carrying con
cealed weapcns Sent to the Second Dlstnc
lookup.
/ s4poas looking beinz Q lr3arr n s1%tarf
twgQ pass win the precision Of pedant an
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Interesting General Intelligence
mARKErs, SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 4.-Hon. A. Fl. Stephens
in a private letter to gentleman in this city III,
caently alludes to a statementof of Correspondent
of the New York Times regarding himself and
brother in the matter of the constitutional amend
n,ent, and characterizes as utterly Githout foun
cation. and thinks the la ature Should reject til
amendment promptly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
WHO Drnrfus Cnse.

The rule taken upon the district attorney to
show why the informations flied by the district
attorney against n. Dreyfus, for obtaining goods
under false pretenses, should not be quashed,
upon the ground, in brief, that the evidence
showed no violation of the penal statutes Of the
state was tried in the First District Court OIL
Saturday, Judge Abel presiding, and was dis
missed. M Dreygus will. therefore, be held TO
trial.
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s. 18G6---TRIPLE SHEET

would seem to havethe wisdom of an Esop, was
arrested coming out of the St. Charles theater last
night the police having been requested to do SO
by Capt. Woods sixth o. 8. cavalry, whose SER
want he has been, and who accuses him Of stealing
hundred and fifty dollars.
The police of the Fourth District report that
Henry Myrcse was found dead in his store last
night, at the corner of Levee and Jackson streets.
The cause of death is not mentioned, but as the
coroner has been notified, the presumption is il
was sudden and involved in mystery.