The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
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Fenian News.
NEW YORK. June s-It is stated that Fenian priva-
teer. with crew, and munit ons OF war, which
was put on board at Long Island, left here several
weeks ago Tho vessel is an hon side wheel steamer,
mounting broadsde and one pivot gum and said to
be able to make fourteen knots per hour.
Dispatches from st ALBANIA say that Gen. Sweeney and
Col Mahan arraisned before Court-Mart'a this
morning. Tho proceedings private, and re orters
arc excluded. Information from Toronto reports oil
The Canadian Parliament meets today and It is un.
derstood that the aeks for the imme
diate suspension OF Habeas Corpus.
An attempt seize tho Onl adian steamer Corinthiap
and Prehoser, at Charlotte yesterdAy. frustrated
LATER.
New YonK, June s-st. Adams dispatch at,tes that
sweeley has been bsiled In $4,000. Nothing fur.
fher from the adval Fenians up noon to-day
Several ST. Aibana route for home-th.r passage
to Springfield and Boston being paid by the Govern.
that if those ut tho front knew Of it. they would oil
twenty-five hundred British regulars had been land.
ed at Fsrnham, q few miles opposite tho invaders.
Roberts offered bis own personal bail to.day, which
refused by commission He will probably be baled
tonight.
Excitement among tho Fenians.
NEW YonK juno "a Fenian meeting has been held
at the Cooper Institute denouncnR Presdept johnson
for his proclamation. and declaring that they would
with eIotement the release Of Colonel oNein who
with ColopelS Bay and starr gave each $4,000 tai to
he said that he wished hereafter t. speak from the
cannon's mouth.
Swoeney's Arrest Doubtful.
NEW YORK. June ga st. Albans dispatch says that
tho arrest Of Sweeney is disputed. The enians who
marched into Canada were under General Spears who
was intoxicated. They small body Of men. poor.
iy armed and provisioned. Some men got liquor, and
seemed in good spirits. No Canadians within -
miles.
Execution OF Probst.
Dearng family was executed to-day in the presence Of
few spectators.
IsEcoND pIspAToH.l
- PHILADELPHIA, June 8-Probst died In three min
utes after tn. cord drawn He wrote letter to his
In IN which after the
throughout the city and therefore am cheerful and
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m cheerful and consoed az am. The Clergyman will
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offered up for me frequently for the repose OF my
and better place. ThIshopo m.ios me- rejoice wth my
whole heart.
Important Decisions
MONTGOMERY. June Tho Supreme Court of Ala
bama decided to-day that the rst and eighth sections
n s l% en ai S
and fourth sections. which stay collections judg
ss
l. atlns to sales under mortgage. is also void.
c. Railroad Accident.
,'s DEIFp5A FIX JnAe stThs Them mail train from Potts.
:. an embspfment twelve feet high. Thomas DOMAIN.
ph een4uotor was fsightully manglsd snd killed. both
bruised It is the frat accident in twelve years on the
Reading Railroad.
News from CnIiforntn and Oregon.
,.A Ban Frapcsco dispatch Of June mentions the sail
.ing9f Ministers Burln8ame and Van Valkinburg for
RetiinsE froca Oregon indicate the election Of the
sp.oi iesRdidases by thS1na1d majority Two shocks
of June 8. but no damage was sustained.
militia to be Called Out.
CosconpSN.H., June SIT 10 officially announced,
by the war that it will probably be neoes.
= gary to call out the militia to presarve neutrality.
s.. Congregational News.
- WAsHINaroN, June s.Tho reconstruction resolution
passed the Senate todaynysas IS; nays H. The nay nays
son, MoDougal, Norton, Eddie Raulsbury. Van Wrinkle
The following were absent: Brown, Dixon, Nesnith,
TsECoND DISPATCH.
WARRINGTON. June s.-The final report of the Recon
action Of the majority. was read in both Houses to-day
The conclusions of the Committee are briefly. That
81 % po
privileges That the socalled Confederate States
That before allowing adequate Security for future
peace and safety should be required from them and
of the citizens all parts Of the Republic that repre-
Bentatlon should be on an equitable basis A stigms
rhoud be fixed treason and protection given to loya
people against future claims incurred In the rehe lion
and for slaves emancpated by the together witt
grant of power to Congress to enforce thes
provisions.
To this end tho Commttee advised the Joint resolu
tions amendhtory Of the Constitution and two Bepa
rate bills intended to carry the into effect Tht
Committee claim In conclusion that these bills are th
result OF concation and concession. The report 1
signod by ten Republican members. The dissentent
are Senator johnson. and Representatives Grider an
Rodgers.
New York Markets.
NEW YoHK, June e-ootton firm and UNCHANGED
Gold Az. Sterling dull-60 days OK; Sight 11A.
NEW YonK, juno 8.-Ootton nteady. Saieg of 1SG
bales at 3S@l0c. Sugar steady. Coffee Arm. MolAsBe
dull Gold a9H.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7-Cotton stiYer. Sales OF lSC
bales ut "a to So oents. Gold tS Bank sterling 90.
One hundred and fifty feniAns left here to-day arme
with one Miasissippt rifle.
bales. Low middlDg 36 to 90 cents Sterling O
Gold 40.
Mexican chipping has been quarantinsd, a sporad
case Of yellow lever having occurred as Vera Cruz.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE. Juno e.-sales Of cotton to-day 150 bale
Mddng 3S to 81 cents. Sales Of the week. TITO bale
Receipts Of the week. 1908 bhes, against 2i08 last
Exports Of the wees. 4674 Stock, $685. Gold 38@3
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