The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-20
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Per Atlantic Telegraph.
gr. pETERsBuRa, November 18.-The Russian
festivities have suddenly stopped on account OF the
severe illness of the Princess DoaMAR.
LONDON, November Intelligence from Bonn
bay reports the famine in India abating.
FLORENCE, November 19.-Baron R1oAsoId, the
Prime Minister Of the Italian Government, has is-
sued q circular discouraging the agitation OF the
Roman question. Italy, he says, will be neutral
and await the certain triumph Of her rights.
- LONDON, November 19.-The reports are con-
,armed that Chill and Peru have consented to
accept the mediation Of France and England Re-
ports are circulating that the war was renewed in
Gambia.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKET.
IdyRRpooI, November 19.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed Middling Uplands 14d The sales to-day
will reach 10, 600 baleb Consos 90s. Elves 7o7.
& Mexican News
=z NEW ORLEANS November ia special to New
s York from Galveston 19, says the Brownsville C9u-
Tier Of the 11th reported spirited attack on Mat
anoros on the 9th. The Diminishing lasted sever
al hours; the assaulting party under ToP1A, gain
ing some advantage, but distrusting CoRr1NA, he
did not follow up his SUCCESS. The defenders lost
twenty prisoners, and Col. R1As, their commander,
was arrested for bad conduct on the field. On tho
10th Top1A died of cholera. This will change the
current Of events. The arrival OF EsooBEDo is re-
ported. ORTEaA and his party remain at brazos,
the guests of the commander OF tho U. =. Colored
Troops. He has signifed his intention not to re-
9 turn to New Orleans. Fifteen hundred troops are
expected on the Mexican frontier.
Washington News.
NEW YoRK, November 19.-The Posts Washing
ton special says facts diyulged to-day show little
hope that the President will ecommend impartial
suffrage in his message. The special to the Com
nsero;d says it is confidently expected that recon-
struotion will be amicably settled early in the ap-
preaching session. Negotiations for that purpose
are now in progress between the President and
leading politicians Of all parties North and South
the basis of settlement to be universal suffrage
and general amnesty. The President partially ac-
oedes to this proposition but insists upon oonst-
4 tutional1 grounds that the question Of suffrage
properly belongs to the States and is so far averse
toany action Of Congress upon that subject. The
telegram also states that Il assurances can be OBJ
4ained 4tom Southern leaders of the speedy adop-
hon Of universal suffrage, the President will waive
3 his objections.
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S, AuausrA, ovenaBer 19. ssThs squestionof cub
scription or no subscription 60 tho Columbia and
Augusta Railroad was Submit to the vote Of
the citizens to-day, By the 0ity Council and car
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favor Of the subscription.
.sE@s55 Georgia Logislnturee
s5 M11LEDaEQL1E, November 1e.-The Senate hos
extended the time Of tho debtors to pay the first
instalment On their debts to January, 1863
81 Murder In Sava nnnh. 81
SAVANNAH, November ia freedman killed a
citizen named AUGUSTUS MCLEAN yesterday. Tho
dispute was about 10 conts. Tho jury returned q
verdict Of wilful murder.
Navy PrOmotiOn.
WAsHuaroN; November 19t-C Commodore THos.
T. T.FnAnEN, u IS, N, has been promoted to Rear
Admiral.
- Arrival of Vessels.
q New YORK, November 19.-The steamers Al6e
marie and YoNey Csty, from Richmond, and the
S$*Haoano, from New ORLEANS, have arrived here.
Fire at Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 10: The fire yesterday de-
stroyed eight stores on Luke stroet-loss $780, 600;
insured for $236, 600.
New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YoRK, November 19.-Gold 40s Cotton
dull at ssa@35 cents. Flour dull; Southern s12@
s16.75
5s EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton opened frm but closed weak; sales $500