The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04
Washington No.xs.

warrington Nosvs.
"HShiNaToN, August 3.-The President has re
ApPothteo several Assessors and Collectors of T.,
sUnited States Senate. - Viz
Or. IHuRsToN, United States Copsu, a. To-o,.,
40 -. .ne o'ato department, under date of July
20, that DILLON, ELLIS, CARNEY and Krn,. -
Two or three days ago, discharged from nri.or ~,
'the Canadian Governments. Tbese ,o,t;oa - ~
-AmeEican clzens, arrested at Fort Eric y, a.
oharge OF being engaged in the Fenian raid and
Smere olscharged on the evidence submit+od =,
their innocence. oo VI
no PRESIDENT has appointed EDWARD Wa114m
NaVai ohoer at Philadelphia; W. G.. SMITH snr'
veyor Oh the Customs at Selma, Ala. Jis T,
bAhNwELL, Collector of the Customs Rs.r,ort
N. o.; RoB'r. L. KING. COLLECTOR n4 the Cn.tor,s
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Hfs9' M
trict of Pennsylvania, and W. F. JOHNSON Collec-
tor Of the Customs at Philadelphia.
The Senate had formerly rejected sroNAKER
several times. The Committee on Commerce
made favorable report in the case Of JOHNSON
The Convention in Alabama.
MOBILE, August 3.-The State Convention ap-
pointed LEWIS d. PARSONS, GEORGE g. HousroN,
BENJAMIN FIrzpATRIcK, ALEX. WHITE, JOHN W.
HENRY, O. O. LANaDoN; for the Second District,
LEWIS OWEN and JOHN GILL SHORTER; for the
Third District, O. A. BATTLE and W. H. CRu1K-
,aHANK; Fourth District, @. O. RuoKABEE and
JOHN BLAss; Fifth District, J. J. FOSTER and A.
j. HENRY; Sixth District THos. J. Foster and J.
L. GOODMAN.
policy OF President JOHNSON and accepting the in
vitation to unite in the National Convention at
Philadelphia.
The War i'm South America.
The Heralds havana correspondent says ::
Auother Spanish feet s about to sail for the
south Pacific to resume hostilities against the al
died South American Republics The feet con-
eists OF one iron-clad, four steam frigates and
four transports, carrying 18i guns. The trans
ports carry ten or twelve thousand infantry"
Another Fenian Invasion Threatened
NEW YonK, August 8.-An Ottowa (Oanada)
dispatch says information has reached Govern
ment that another Fenian movement will soon
take place, with Gen. DICK TAYLOR as chief. 1t is
thought tho next struggle will be severe one.
Arrest OF Members OF the Radical Convene
ven'ion In Louisinna.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3-The Grand Jury
have indicted twenty-six members of the Revolu-
tionary Convention. Several others have been
arrested and bailed in fifteen hundred dollars.~
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, August 8.-Gold 147b. Exchange
lively. sgbt91. Wool tending downward. Got
ton quiet. Sales 800 bales; Middlng Upland ssS
@S7; Orleans 37s@9s.
EVENING DISPATCH.
q. 8. Coupons, 1862, 1854. q. g. Coupons, 1866,
,106t. Treasures 1OiI to 1911. Gold 4s.
Cotton declining; quotations same as noon dis.
patch. Flour aud wheat declining. Pork heavy
at 81. Lard firm. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm.
Naval Stores firm. Spirits Turpentine 10 to rs.
Rosin 1925 too.
Mobile Markets.
MOBILE, August 3.-Sales OF Cotton to-day, $50
bales sales for the week, 5000 balea Middling
80. Receipts Of tho week 887. against 700 last
week. Exports Of the week, 2927. Stock, $780,
Now Orleans Markets.
NEW 0RLEANs, August 3,-CorToN.-sales this
day 400 bales prices easier. Gold, AZ. ster-
ling, 90. New York Exchange, discount.
The New Orlaans Riot.
NEW ORLEANS, August Alarmed sentinels have