The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.

pool detes to tho 26th arrived Cotton rmer but
unchanged Sales 10. 900 bales. Breadstuffs inactive
LONDON, 28-EvenDg.-C -Consos S7@s7h; United
States Five Twentios e5X@65I Eres 4l71@42k; I'LL.
aois Central 75@76S. There s general improvement
on tho exchange warliko preparations continue
Advices to tho 9th, ria Queenstown, by the 4riea
mention that the three neutral powers have addressed
note to Berlin Vienna Florence and Frankfort inviting
conference 1t is believed that oil will assent but the
reply OF Austria has not been received.
KossUTH is acting in concert with tho Italians ard
deavoripg to excite Hungarian revolution.
Largo arrivals Of specie from America had taken place.
which caused better feeling and reaction had set in
ct London.
Additional Foreign News.
WASHINGTON June 8-The consent Of Austria to the
European Congress has not yet been given
Reports current at Prague that Prussan troops
advancing on the frontier
KossuTH is concertng action with Italy, and endeav-
oring to raise q revolution among the HunRarIans.
The Paris Bourse closed buoyant
Lord CoRLEr hnd been summoned from Paris to Lon
don for consultation.
It is expected that the Congress Of the Powers will
assemble from the 9th to tho 10th Of June The Lon
don Times says that the result of the conference will in
no event affect the position Of England. r
It is stated that tho Prussisns and Italians named
May % for tho commencement Of hostilites.
Tho AustriAns are reported to have commenced en-
trenching Vienna
An italian patrol appeared upon the frontier of Caiero
and took away thu bridge on the italian aide Of the
river
Con. aARmAIpI Is said to have left oaprera the
Adrahc coast.
The financial and commercial Affairs Of England show
great depression. The pressure for money indicates
that the crisis is not yet The London Times sug
gests the issue Of credit notes to relieve
the pressure.
Among late suspensions are W. W. CowBRUaH, Anne.
rican cotton dealer. liabilities OF E160.80o.
Thespanish Foreign Minister referred in the Oortes
to remarks in the English Parliament made about the
bombardment Of Valparaiso and stated that Spain would
continue to act vigorously II the South American Repub
uos continued tho war.
At Bombay $40 coolies burned In italian ship
which they set on fire during revolt.
The Hero from New Orleans, arrived at Bremen, May
23d.
Nine hundred bales Of cotton have been landed the
quay Liverpool the ship J. L. Boger from Apa-
hchicola. The cotton was damaged by Are
Cnse OF Je1erson Davis.
RICHMOND, Juno a.-The case Of JKrFERsoN DAVIS
brought before the District Court this morning.
The Attorney said that Mr. DAVIS not in the
custody Of the Court but prisoner OF State. As At
torney could not be present he therefore
moved that the Court adjourn until October. Mr..
BRADY said that his client wanted speedy trial BE
waived all FORMS but could not control the action Of the
Attorney Judge UNDERWOOD said Chief Justice CHASE
expected to preside and had named October as conve
nient and Attorney General SPEED could not be there
now he granted the motion OF the District Attorney
He advised the counsel for Mr.. DAVIS to apply to the
President for relief all power vested in him. Court
then adjourned.
MIR. O'Conor has an Interview with the
President.
WASHINGTON, june 6-CHARLEs O'CoNoR, Benor coun
Bei for JEFFEnsoN DAVIS. had interview this
ing with the President and Attorney General SPEED IL
reference to the of his client
Presidents Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-.The President has Issued
proclamation for the purpose Of maintaining the publ
aiding OF abeting unlawful expeditions Of thoRe evi
disposed persons agaipst nation with which this Gov
other officers Of the United States to exert their author
t efeat the unlawful proceedings and bring the OF
to use the military force to prevent the Carrying out
this expedition.
Prominent Fenfa o be Arrested.
WASHINGTON, june 6.-By direction Of the President
Attorney General SPEED has Issued circular to Unite
States Detrio Attorneys and Marshsls instruotng ther
Fenans, who may be guilty Of violation Of the ner
'trality laws.
order of the Government their recognizance
the ohcers in Ave hundred dollars bail all TO appear
Canandagua when required and to subscribe that the
will not take up arns
Official advioes received here leave no doubt that
largo body Of Feninns still threaten Canada. Gre
alarm prevails In Montreal, with momentary pan
and savings banks. Gold at high Pre- MUM.
Fenfnn 'NewB.
New YoRK, Juno 6.-Gen HooKKR has issued orde
to intercept oil Fenians, and several hundred we
caught at st. Adams They were without commander
and seenued about TO invade Canada their hoo
They were poorly armed, and depended upon citize
for food. -4.g. 80.
) ToRoEro Juno B.-News from all quarters to noe
report every thing quiet The excitement In subsdin
80 Pardons by tho President.
WAsHrNaroN, June 6.-Prssident JOHNSON has p,
doned one hundred and sIty.ope criminals. Numb
Of political psrdonB, 1881.
Cholera Mt Now York Quarantine.
NEW YonK, June 6.-Cholera Btin prevails at Quara
tine, There we're six new and Ave deaths yest
day Rightyseven cases still under treatment.
French Troops to Retire from Mexico.
WARRINGTON, juno 8-It L. understood at the ST
Department that 0 contract has been made by
French Government with o Transatlantic steamst
Company to transport the frat detachment OF
French troops from Mexico to France In Octob
Marshal BAzAME will accompany this detachment.
Races in New jersey
NEW YoaK, June 8.-ALRxANDRR's A6yrfu, by Leri
ton, won the Derby stakes OF Patterson, yesterday
started. Time-2 minutes, 50 seconds.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK june 8.-Ootton Armer at SO TO A0o. G
AZ. Sterling quiet Alto