The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25

BYT.E;IuEGRAPH.
Important from France.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-A letter from distinguished
source in Paris communicates the subjoined to the
Mexican Legation: .'The steamer which Is about to
leave St. Mezare for Mexico will GARY, am assured,
an autograph letter from NAPOLEON TO MAxssnurAN,
which demands that the Mexican custom houses shall be
placed under French administration an guarantee for
the Mexican loan converted into three per cents and in
default Of the acceptance of this proposition by the
Mexican Government, our troops will be Immediately
recalled On the contrary, an arrangement il effected
the terms announced for the withdrawal Of the French
troops win be maintained"
The Canadian Parliament.
OTTAWA, (Can.l June 2s.-ln the Canadian Parliament
Mr. GALL moved for an Naturalization from the Gov.
ernment Of the United States for the expenses incurred
during the recent Fenian troubles Several members of
the Government party advocated the move, when Mr
CHAMBERS Of Brookvile obtained the floor and spoke
against It, He said that Canada could not support
troops enough to resist the United States. thousand
Fenians very different matter from thirty 1--we mil
Hons of Americans He also called for an investigation
sncial troops during the troubles and denounced the
management of hevolunteers as blunder. Mr. OHAM-
continually interrupted and hssed the uproar
becoming great at times to drown his remarks.
He replied TO by Mr. DARCY MoGEE, and the motion
Of Mr.. GALL was adopted. ,,1 ,=1.f=
Oongressiona1.
WAsH1NaTos, June 2s-In the United States Senate
Joint Resolution was passed providing for an ools
history Of the rebellion snd authortzng the Secretary
Of War TO appoint competent person to write It.
ut salary not exceeding twenty-five hundred dollars
Per year.
The Tag Bill was considered and various amendments
offered and adopted.
Senator MoaaAN delivered 'eulogy on Mr. HUN
1HRrRs. deceased; after which the Senate adjcurned
In the House Mr.. WAsHBuaNE presented letter from
the Secretary Of the Treaaury the subject Of the sp
pretended introduction Of Rnderpest by means of I'm.
ported bones; which referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr. DARLING Of New York, and Others addressed the
House IN speechss Of coincidence on The death Of the
Hon. JAsl HuMpH,lRs, Of New York, when the custom.
ay resolutions Of respect adopted and the House
then adjourned
Important DefnlcRt tion.
ZION Of the Of GEORGE A. CARLTON special agent
and acting surveyor Of customs at Memphis who 1t is
alleged lost more than half million Of dollars for the
Government, is now before the Bank Committee with
directions to examine into The whole subject and
port at any time.
Southern Hotel In New York.
NEW York, June 23.-The Lafarge House has changed
hands, and has passed into the hands of HRNnY BRUCE
Of Kentucky, and is to be called tho Southern Hotel
St. Domingo Affairs.
NEW Toax, June 2s.-rhe revolution Ia St. Domingo +
has been suooeasu and President BAE2 has fed to Eu-
rope.
steamship Flambeau.
NEW YoaK June 2A-The steamship Flambeau has
arrived from Charleston.
Now York Market.
NEW YoHx, June 23-ootton dull; sales 500 bales at
81 to 40. @.
Gold b2X.
Sterling Exchange 10.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW York. June 2S-Ootton dull at 81 to 4Oo. Flour
dull. Wheat has declining tendency. Corn has de-
olned cent sales 600 bushels at 81 to 93 cts Pork
dull pales at $3l ~ to $32 49, Beef steady Lard dull
Flour buoyans.
Gold 6lH. zsza
Kew Orleans Market
Nrw ORLEANS June 22-Cotton nominal, with sales
of l5O bales at IS to 81. Stock l l8. zoo.
Gold 4e Bank Sterling CO. Exchange on New York
Y discount =
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW Or LEANS June 29 Cotton. extremely dull. with
sales Of 800 bales; Low Middipg "a to S6.
j. Gold 81. Bank BterIing 63. Now Yorz Exchange
discount.
Late Markets.
- C1NorNNATI June 20.-Flour unchanged, superfne
40 So bO extra $40 26 to IL family $1 50 to $12 So
q Whnat nuf a nkAndY at