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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21


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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June 19-OoTroN.-We have no change
TO make In last report There were purchasers In
the market but holders not deslrous of making
GALES. 5s.=-Ess..
Go1D.-The fact of heavy decline reported In the
both in gold and silver Gold sold to-day at las to l5o
and silver at l40.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June e1e-OorrRE--The market ID un-
settled under the advance of gold We have only to
port ato yesterday 100 bags Bio at to 2eo
cy. Gold quotations are nominally unchanged.
FLoUR-Our market was very quiet. The only sales
reported we're 100 bbls Western Super at 50 85 and
some email lots common do 50 as; 100 bbls common
Western Extra $40 rs. At the close there hrmer
feeling, particularly for good fresh ground We repeat
i nfa{ VIZ
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. June 17.-OoTroN-The market yester-
day opened dull usual Saturday, with fe buyers
on the market Holders asking 35 to 36c for Mid
ding few sales made in the mornlng at those
figures but the steamers and unsettled condition
Of the New York market had tendency to depress the
rket here and prices declined in the afternoon from
to 2oents. War the continent seems inevitable.
The New York dispatches report cotton entirely nomi
datea Of The 7th says, Cotton declined "a. Middng
Uplands 14d Bales In four days Of bales. Con-
ference abandoned and war inevitable The unfavora-
BILE news of the Liverpool markst has affected the mar
ke here and We fear the staple will have to suffer
ther reverse. Owing to the unsettled condition Of the
market there was little nothing done in the after
noon. We quote few sales made In the morning Of
Aiddng at ss TO $40; Low Mddltng at SO to 85kc We
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June 9.-TURPENT1NE-sales Of 2l1
bs at 81 for virgin So for yellow dip, and 81 % for
hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURpENr1NE-M Market quiet. Sales Of SO bbls
at $50 for COUNTRY and AZ do at $50 for white In NJ
pkgs; also, IL bbls at TIC per gallon tax paid
Rosn-Sales Of IT bbls Common at 81 80 for large
bbs and 40 do at 50 per bb 70 do low No. at 25 to
J; 50 so; and 80 do at 8 rs to 81 for Pale
BAcoN-Sae Of 1000 bbs n. @. at 16c per lb for hog
round.
No sales reported In Cotton
T1MBsa-one raft sold at Ss so per NJ. for common
mill.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Xu..is, Au-srin aud Turkey.

The OoHIor N7''oaoie says tha. ever ''1ce the en-
mean war tussa and Austria have been approaching
ncor.r IN e,H ohcr IL ssia j. getting Jealous Of he
power ha, Prussia would attain In the Baltic when IN
I'm possession of the Dnches, aud the Pfnsso-ticrnan
Consolidation scheme would touch too many Russian
finilv relations among the minor German Courts Inc
tourney of Queen q n OF Wuremberg from Petersburg
4. Vscaua % - Is home, = brought into connection
wth,hese spceulatio:s aud article winds up thus:
Our rrac,r. vii be rffscd that with nesc flets
bef avoid conteng ating the possibility OF an
Ans ~. Russian sliance"
Tn Ijp,ndqscc Bcge is llso Of opinion that Russia
is leaning toward AustrA.
The Ia Frame has heard that the Sultan has
offered in of 10 make common cause with the
Emperor Of Austria. The paper has correspondent
in ,crmanv who predicts that hOses Will be begun on
the 10Th June AZ that date the Kingdom OF saxony VIII
be- com pecly rounded by Prusan troops, and at the
same time he3Saxon army, numbering 22wo c0mDaahtst
viii he quite ready The sane correspondent adds that
the ominous day ALREADY named King William and Count
bismarck will leave Berlin for the Prssan headquarters
kossuih has IL said received great number OF iny
taons from HHnearans 20 put himself ~ the bead OF
revolution IN Hungary in case war breaks out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
POLITICAL.
sn;ue Union state Convention.
BANGOR, NJ, Thursday. June 81.

BANGOR, Ne, Thursday, june u, lso6
The Union State Col.re ntion held to-day in this
city comprised some hundred and sixty delegates nom s
portions Of the state. Great insst manifested In the
Samuel Z. Spring of Poriind. and the middle and Eastern
sections very generally supporting Gen. L. Chambean Of
Brunswick. A c. Jewet. Esq. OF Belfast. Chairman
of The Convention.
TIE usual business Of Organization accomplished afsp
which spirited discussion ensued npon question Of Glowing
delegations be represented by citizens OF owfs only was
hnay limited counties, ana the Convention proceeded Va
ballot.
Gen T. l.. Chamberlain Of Brunswick nominated upon
the ballot The vote stood Chamberlain 599 and SpriBa
The made unanimous amid hunders of sp.
psuse which joined By the Spring with enthss
which demonstrated that the contest and thet
Ger Chamberlain would receive the hearty support Of
member of the Convection.
The Convention unusually large and enthusiastic.
The following resolutions reported aud unanimously
adopted;
Rolred That the Union party % Maine plants itself upon
he doctrines OF the Declaration o Independence t"twe hoo
all without distinction 81 color entitled Ia
the utmost civil and political rghts
Constitution United States recently passed by two
Houses OF Coz receive ne emphatic endorsements Oh TINS
Rsored That fun confidence in the Union Repub-
lcan majority Of Congress. tat We rcoguze them as ina
true representatives Of M sentiment OF the count that
we heartily approve the Measues OF recons racton mus Ter
adopted by them ard deserve and receive the esrnesf
thanks OF the LOYAL people VI tbs STATE Tor the steauas 0
lereuoc the great pr.c Is of liberty justice and equsI
rights which should be the basis Of restored Union.
sore That the aud sacrifice Of those who ormed
late Union Army and Navy and the important
quenees which have resulted 'hrrom impose the
ir- ali time, OIL alton gratitude aud rgsrc, for thu
living ven the dead, be forgotten elooked,
and time acknowledge Indebtedness
I'll portant service and contributions Of tns
lo and OF the uniry which aided much I'M
carving the nation successful, through the
Rs0,rsd That ia Gen j. L. Chamberlain recognize the
brave soldier the gallant officer the accomplish gentleman,
wo each different and important position shch be has
10 OF QaGli
which emineny 1T him Tor the highest Executive Office
in the State and unanimously pledge TO him support.
ard VIII al honor able efforts to secure bis cec-
ton BY an overwhelming majority.
The Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
THE IMPENDING WAR.
The Duchi<s.

The London DAILY Neos surveys the field of hosities
~ follows;
The Prussans the Elder and the Aus-ians
have fr back BY tins the King secures the means
exercising the sovereign TO which he lays claim m ho
STEM and pnts Of the Of the Emperor 10 hinder
H. aen the publcists correctly define war as that state
wb9h prosecute right by force the war has Degnh
although shot has been fired. IL has been emohepy
ICED ATE Vienna that viii break off diplomatic
relations with Prussia the King has recalled hs
plenipocnary the Federal Diet. 1t is stated that NJ
brouyn de lnys has addressed circular note 10 the repre-
senatves France co the German Courts IN which ne re-
quests them 10 impress upon mdd5 and minor States the
Of remaining conn leely neutral in the event Of
hOsthtes betwecn Austria ana Prussia.
PAACAS BETWEEN AUSTRIAN AND PRUSS1AN TROOPS
On account OF the very serious fcas between Prnsan
and Austrian troops the noghhorhoOd of KEEL that city
and rs vicinity have been divided into two Districts one
Of which is exclusively the Pussans the other for the
Ausraus. H. in matters Of service, soldier Is Obliged
go into the "encmys territory he must have permit
10 do So prussian marine soldier, who died nom
wounds received in the light bias been buried at kel with
great soemuity From kendsturg there are also reports
OF "sows and even boodshed between the Allied armies
qulr,cred in tie barracks az Neuwerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE p, 1866.

Marmora spends Iafs viii be one OF grestsf anxiety
than would week battle on the Alnclo In me latter
ease our fate would dpend on the yaior OF many ID inc
former OIL the rmnss of We dread the biandish-
mepts of e0urts moe than the Austrian cannon. 1here
are poetic souls Pa who believe that civilization taxes
stride in thj peace union Oh diP9ihsIs w . NV
short memories the iaals have! When did ever con.
eress of diplomats Justice Is II not notorious that
these meetings are adesaes Of peoples where provinces
are sold the best bdder, and nations aucuoh.d vi
imperial rayishersi 3. -.
There has been n suspension of preparation for war
here. simultaneously with the announcement thae inc
Conference would met, came new rush OF troops W o
front The railwayrans for travellers were again sus
pended on the main military lines and there was Ior .wo
days an extraordinary activity IN all the mihtary uc
At Cremona and at 7erona the advanced aVisons VIZ
changed from an altitude purely defensive 10 ono pe'ei
adaped 10 an adyaIyo upon the Austrian hDes ana nail
dozen orders about punteers OF various classes epp1
in the official Go=te. These movements were PaiSy
designed to conyinc the public that the Government goes
TO the Conference uTey matter Of FORM partly 10 90
away with the necessity Of breaking the repose Oh 0onHs'
Sunday at Pans by he marching Of troops there
Whatever be tho motive for them they are inconsistent
with any condcncton La Mamoras part IN the success
of the Paris Conference. He goes TO Paris merely 10 ngt
when he shall retnn. Apart nom some prlisn
have the sympathy OF public opinion, ana nave gaeu
ground in Europe b our national demohsIrhion'
IT, outside If AustIa and some of her inhncsiha sal
es, there is gerra disposition to admit that We on3s
10 have Venice Even at Vienna there Is re'pectaDie
minority in favor tho cession OF Venetla To Italy r
haps might say than this, for at least one oicla
journal has confessed that the Austrian army mas No.
prodigaty with which We offer our blood, the patience
with which support the burdens OF inc hour with tho
superadIed burdeis Of our Finance Minister'S stupidity
and the energy d our department, have surprised
Europe and won us some of that respect which We can
only fully acquire by successful national war $500,
The Bonrsc iolay rather down on conference stoch
In fact Italian securities nearly back again 10 inc
figures which alarmed Europe month ago. In SNORT inc
five per cent which bonds gained III two weeks Oh
negotiation for conference is wholly lost after IL IL
auhoritai.ey announced that all diiheuues nave been
removed Ad tho conference fixed. Gold ~ nsg 10 pico
oday il r. az nine psr cent rise Of two per cent III two
days of the minimum. With or stocks going down
below 20 in Pars and gold going up here ~o cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

NEw-BRUyswIcK LEGISLATURE WILL ADOPT TIM
sCHEME-DELEGATIoN To DEPART PoR ENGLAND
CONFEDERATION To BE COMPLETED IN AUGUST.
TORONTO c. W. Thursday. june q, le6t. g
The Legislature of NewBrunswick, it is expected viii
adopt the Confederation scheme.
Delegates from Canada New Brunswick, Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland will probably leave for England at
the end of the present month.
The English Parliament WILL it is expected pass the
necessary at the present session in order to enable the
confederation of the Provinces to be completed in August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Westeru Cnitarisn Cenvensisn.
Special Dispatch The n. 2. Tribune.

BUFFALO Thursday. June q. 1890.
To-day has been great day for the Western Uns-
,aan Conference Reports from nearly all the churches show
steady gains and the undoubtedly in most hopeful
condition The great speech Of the Conference was made to-
DAY By the Rev. Bellows who electrified the entire body
With his thrilling eoquencc. The Rev. Doctor Collier or
Chicago preached very extraordinary sermon this evening"
on the requirements Of God. The audiences thus f nave
been very large About 200 delegates are present om west
churches and large also from the East eveo
yen by the Steele at their elegant residence closed
tho exerciaas Of tho DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Constitutional thus notices the attitude ~ France
rho position u France Is rot changed Y late event.
France continues ~ bel, hold GoO from the es ohe
has rmed 10 enc ageent, and viii prrserye AL her nNry
of action Wbether Faks not she WIZ Lot ll 10
exercise French in favor OF peace AN
opuor NAV Off, Frirce would only take an ae'e art
in vents 81 iuucr,fye circumstances should rentcrt duty
fr the defence of the national homer or Interests.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
The R,rlin correspondent If TIE Times reports very
strange fact ms 10 the ornaments of France. Orders, he
says, have been is Ged ~ Napoleon III 10 coz.
100 900 men NJ Chalons Tho troops are To maFc thltr
inure them The fatgucs OF possible campaign anu
what is sign, TO leave iher b'aTsEh r'lS -
home The French battle costume includes light emp,
lust as the Prssans the habit Of casting asdc he
he, cts before confronting he enemy. lie aGds thaI nc
Trench Adirols M Cberboarg and Brcst have been d
rectod 10 keep thir fleets in readiness for employment IL
is supposcp, in the Mediterranean.
TIE PoPC LAR FEELING.
The correspondent Of The Times writes;
mentioned short time since That the Preiec were
ordered to cerfnn ard communicate 70 the Government he
true pnlc feeling amoaG the pofrions vhin theIr
Jurisdiction y rTeGect 81 the most important depaf
ncni REPORTS that the aversion IRON wao France going 10
war Tor any tOdy-.s sfr',as among all classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
THE FENIANS.
CANADA.

THE REPORTS oP COL. PEACOCK AND GIN. NAPIER
BoOKlR COURT MARTIAJBD-THE Plus0SERs
MONTREAL, June 2l.-In Parliament. the Hon.
j. H. has gives notice Of nqurng why tho reports
OF COL Peacock aud s Napier about the late operations
the Niagara River against tie Fenans not mne public
There be Court OF Inquiry in the ease OF cd Booker.
for the Limestone Ridge fight
Tho examination of Fsnan prisoners at PIN psburg goes
o. Sixteen witnesses lave been examined ard almost all OF
the prisoners have been identified The evidence against one
Crawford IS very strong and he may be Hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
THB PRUSsIAH NAVY.

The Volksztt4ag eontIadicts the rmOf that squad
ron Of the Prussan feet 70 join the italian IN the
Adriatic. Before this could be done, Prussia must be
quite of Denmark; which certainly IS not the case
vet. The mobilization of the Prussian navy, by calling
In large numbers of the sailors already felt IN
the mercantile marine where IT is becoming extremely
difficult 10 get proper crews TO man the ships.
is asserted that the Pssian gnnboat Bitz has been
taking sOundngs in the southern of the mouth Of the
Elbe, with a view to ascertain if Prussan men-owar
could pass over the bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
EUROPE,
THE BEGINNING OF WAR
A Dispatch from The Court Of Vienna.
The Text Of Count Bismarks Letter to
the Prussian Diplomatists.
me ARMIES OF AUSTRIA, ITALY, AND PRUSSIA.

The steamer China brings foreign files TO date of the
9TH. The news general adds some material points to
the kilograms previously received and leads more strongly
than ever to conclusion that is inevitable If not
actually begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
WASHINGTON.

COL. ROBERTS or TIE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.
WAsHlyGTOS, June 2l.-Col. Roberts, President OF
the Fenan Brotherhood The floor Of the Houe today
with Gen. Banks aud other prominent mem.
bers Of that BODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
TIE whiss,essy Cs.rs.Msrss.I.

RALEIGH. \. c.. Thursday, june r. st3
The Freedmens Bureau Court Martial organized to-day
At II o'clock Breyet Major-Gen. Ruger President. No
business was transacted The court adjourned To meet
tomorrow at 10 a. IN. when the case Of Major Mann vift
be called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Bitliards.
rHx CHAMPIONSHIP OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston Thursday June g. 1866
billiard match for the mpionship OF Massachusetts
and purse $3.50 500 points played last night ~
T. Daniels and X. T.. Wilmarth. Daniels vac the VICTOR
thus retaining the championship eue limo OF game h'V
hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
LONDON.

WAR S EUROPE INEyITABLE-ACSlRiAs REFUSAL
TO JOIN THE CONFERENCE, AND END or THAT
PRoJBcr-PRUsSTA INVASION oP HoLsrEIN-Ex-
PECTArIoy THAT HoSTILITIEs WILL BEGIN IN
sMESIA-RrSsIA BACKING UP AUSTRIA AND oc-
CUPYISG RoCMASIA-BIsnARK s LATEST ACHIEVE
aEST-rHE PoPE's NOTION or THISGs-LoNDoS
GAYETIEs-THg SEASON AT ITS HIGHT-AYoTHgB
BANK BRokES-Ngw OBSTACLES IN TIKI WAY OF
THE REFORM BILL-ITs HISTORY FOB WEEK
REJECTION or THE REAL.EsTATEISTEsrAcY BILL
ITEMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Gfaly.

1t was announced the Italian papers that the King
was Immediately 20 arrive Florence, and that Gen.
Cadni would also be there and plan Of war be decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
. Ilamed weldin' into one keen sword;
waitin' aud longin for q wietdef,'

which she will soon find dressed in red sht-not long
10 remain in Csprer. Latest OF all, Bismark tne
maccen has addressed 10 The Pruian represent ayes
Mt the various courts and Europe in general thewest
Of creuls Fastening upon Austria the responsibility q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
BRITISH NoRTH-AMERTCAN C0NFEDs
GRAFTON.

The Convention adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
GUARDIAN sALE.---Iy virtue

GUARDIAN SALE.---By virtue
u ltd in pursuance a. a ..ccise ta ne grantee ~
Hcrato Irait Judge a. Probate u tir county ~
Mrl.am 41l STATE 40 M.che.n. D SHAH SOD al I-4A-
auction 40 tho Court House Ir Nttrt 70 $50 fo'i
on th. stt Law lf September Is0o % fic cs rA i-
In. Afternoon. aI tire rltLt ftr 500 interest at
Milton L. Brown aud Alvin p prtNr d. mons. lt AND
10 that rtrtion a. the east haE H O. b, uil CD
quarter 81 SECTION tReLty -four. 'a inHtfiI iif-
rortb cf range two west wing east a. ihe JaeA
Lansing 4 Saginaw Raiifoac. IL SAD tu5 VI ID shi-
Iatcd July PAL, 1sto liza h'NNs
fs-v6 Guard an a. friC D. ncr--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
50F STATE TAX LANDS.
,,-oR GRsERAI' 0TTT
AtAiiD,f ~ Iu.v . 100.

.--r~oR GRSERAL 'friN1
,. A.s MIDI. July 2 $50 )
bsreby given, that certain
fCE Z IV he COUNTY Of Iasham oid On
- slI1s.ea y = 1854. and previous years.
e lias Ts Il ss s d ss is5r' soSa
=, u tbs pr - ~ Al public auction. -
J, -oslb, az r - seat ol tie nrst Mon.
s.--er, a. tls ~. ,1s Tins and place Designate
~ rsSs, s :. "a # nos previously disposed
%, sec', ,,sis fun description o. each
49,. All may be seen % application
{ss q + *: :ls OCTOBER 81 1es'' & l.ft s:
- :. ). ~ "a. m reiempil prescribed
y 80 @ iss ~ Re rghi VI Purchase II The
- =, - = osecs rrl0r o the sale
-. - u--' EMIL AN>EEL
y dUd;lor G-fs~r0,-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

Guardian Sale. - Notice Is hereby
VI gwen that pursuant 10 a hcci se 20 me granted
by Horatlo Pratt, Judge Of probate n and Tor Tie
county Of lrgham, shall sell az Tatlic ecutoni IN
the STEERS If the First National Bank N the city "
Lansing Oh Wednesday, the 18th Gay q Seieu-t ~
lst6 A. O'Clock in the afternoon az the right tie
and interest a which Theodore H. Billings oiec tsised
or POSSESSED Of Il and the iOlc wnf Iiftf6 % par
ces OF land taatc DO the lily Of iAIsH 8, VIZ The
Forth % feet Of lot TO- block lOl lot = and 2 ett
Of LOT block Is alec lot o. lock a., according 20
the recorded llat q said city
Terms made auown On day OF sale
4. BILLINGS
Guardian of minor children a.
ss4rvf ] II. Billings, Gcclssc.
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,.auaI Tax Sales.

lruIToR IfNAk4L VFF-I.l
rsrsisz Mich, J-ly -i- Iooo.y
,.scb ofthe following deserted
~-es O sas. i.nd ltaated the County O..
- . I.1.1 ,sr unpaid TaEes' i.r The ys ar
-. is-. sfsrzrs tier ~ -Til De sod by
s..'ssi =, r. Co5cty. On ths inst Aoa lay q
.-ssr,f . -. 81, rs1llc aai CONVENIENT Lac o.
Il III, a. ~ ~. tie county sat " cad
4 sssc' = - fs.s 'e'afrte .u such case p 'e'
- VNrrr sENrrF