Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
From Europe.

uccu t"hch very III; OUT II Is thought not so
much us to excite serious apprchensions.
The Ning OF Prussia has written an address
to the people, thanking them for their patriot.
'sm IN war, aud congratuutcs them on the
victory gained and the establishment of pcacc.
PARIS, Sept 20.--Thc Finance Committee
sent here from Mexico to ncgotiatc s,r n loan,
are disappointed, and have announced that
the Empire of Mexico is witls1,t finds ls8
FLonENcE, Iealy, Sept. sSS5H7vafy sgYt.
Gus outbreak of brigands has occurred leai,
Palermo. The telegraph wircs have been out
in all directions; but as the nkti0nai troops
hold all of the principal places, 1T rs thought
the rebellion will be of short daSntion.
BosroS, September l5.-4y largo and en-,
thu>iastic johnson meeting WIS held at Fan
euil Hill, on Monday night
The principal speech of tho oyenipg was
made By John Quincy AdamsS,s Mr.. Adams
was welcomed with rnginggand repeated
cheers After few words of si8troduction,
he proceeded to give the reasons Why he gave
his cordial support to the proceedings of the
recent Convention held in PlHladephia. He
said that he had waited foriinoptlis, hoping
that this trouble would not lcua to split in the
R'l ublican party. He thou9ht i'owthat this
trouble would not have nriseli IN the ranks of
the Republican party, ii there had been less
of passion, less of pickering and Of such nc
'ions as those of the radicals III the recent
Congress. lie then proceeded, sat considcra-
bic lcnsgth, to advocate and defend the policy
0f President johnson. 49,
Mn. DAVIS FArE.-A Nashibeton cor
respondent of the Baltimore Gnzettc" writes
as follows:
The success Of the radicaItieket Will prob
ably bring a sad closing to tSe long suffcrpgs
o; Mr.. Davis The radeslySoice calls aloud
for his blood, and Congress- would not be slow
i'll violation of all law and just and decency
to order trial by militArg commission
There are others, too, whastssNla not oppose
such measure. Tho bntcrtfctlings 81 sNfr
Seward arc wcll-known. It is he more than
any other to whom Mr.. Davis still owes his
incarceration. Ills painfully distorted coun-
tenance marked with the gashes made by the
knife of Payne, remain unchanged lie sees
himself the effect he produces upon strangers
aud he knows that he will bear these terrible
marks to his grave This renders him cx-
cccdingly bitter against oil those whom he can,
even by force of Imagination, connect with
the assassination. Mr. Davis he places in this
category Mr.. Davis himself is quite alive to
the dangers Of lis situation, and, with init
matc friends, who are allowed to visit him
discusses thcm calmly but freely. When these
views arc entertained by Loading member of
the Johuson Cabinet, us wcllas by the whole
radical party, there is at least some ground
for apprehension.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 19.-.The Convention
adjourned last night Gen. Gordon Granger
was appointed President. Resolutions were
adopted by acclamaton sustaining the Phila-
dcphia Convention Of August 14th, and de-
claring also the object of the soldiers in taking
up arms to suppress the late rebellion was to
defend and maintain the supremacy of the
Constitution, and to preserve the Union with
all its dignity and equality, and the right of
the several States unimpaired and not in any
spirit of oppression or for any purpose of con
qucstand subjugation, and that whenever there
shall be any armed resistance to the lawfully
constituted authorities of our National Union
either in the Sonh or in the North, or in the
East or in tho West, they will take up arms
to maintain the Union
\ dispatch from Memphis signed by Gen.
Forrest and other cx-Cohtedemte officers was
read, expressing their sympathy with the pur-
poses of the Convention, and declaring that
the Confederate soldiersare entirely willing to
leave the determination of their rights as citi-
zons of States and of the United States to the
soldiers Of the Union, and on our part We
pledge our life, security of life, person, proper
ty, etc., freedom Of speech and opinion. To
all a suitable answer was returned
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. IS. Alcx. G. Cat
tell has been elected United States Senator
receiving the votes of all the Republicans in
each House; the Democrats refusing to vote,
| they presented protest, declaring the new
law Of election of United States Senator un.
constitutional. and also declared there was no
vacancy. They also condemn the United
States Senate in severe terms for deprivina
Mr. Stockton Of his vote, while being permit,
| te,l to retain his seat ,