The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
shave rrado In the west Indies.

past week Of tho landing Of cargo OK negroes
i near Inoora and Cardenas. The Governor General
has sent officers to investigate the matter. Inc
q. s, steamer Rhode Island, with Admiral PALMER
S I'm hoard was at Havana on the 26th ult. The
zCaoyarnmont agent commissioned to buy the moni-
! aors Of this Government, is among the passengers
by the Eagle. .s= 55.S.. 81 s.s5 81. Szs. z5.
NThe Fenians.
TORONTO, November L. The trial OF eight Fen1an,
! prisoners has been postponed until the second
week in November, TO alloW their counsel further s
time to procure evidence. The Crowns counsel
8 stated ..sat he was not ready to proceed with the
u trial Of the others tpresent.
.#*s e,ss:.s 1Cai1aalnn Cabinet.
OrrAwA. November IAN informal meeting OF
the cabinet took place yesterday. II is understood
Ahat the Minister'S will proceed to Montreal and
hold their ,tegs,jas session there commencing to-
morrow.
asorgia Lsgssiature--The Governor OPP
.s3;ss sS noses ssks sConsfitutiohnl Amendment.
Nn1aDoEy11E, November /. The Legislature
met to-day.. The Governor's message strongly OPP
!, ppses the adoption Of the Constitutional Amend
mont ana esys thatit is equally novel and unjust.
]: He computes the funded debt Of the State at
$5, $40 0N anil says that the planting interest OF
Georgia oan neyer,be what it onco was. He depre-
oates& Che oppression Of debtors by creditors. The
message is very long and n1ssty devoted to State
:.SSopios. The Speaker Of the House opened the
session with speech opposing the constitutional
E f5A66endment, which Was received with applause.
3 Tho Baitimose Polio6 Com aioners5 to be
ONO = e fa n = z
s9 Bktarlnonn, N0yomber q. THE Governor doct-
dsd thia mnrniiins to- reranya the Police Comnis
sioners. He says that IL necessary to enfor cethe
decision, ,she viii oal on the United States Govern
s mont for troops. There is great excitement on the
streets, and there are indications Of trouble.
siThAs Baltimoro Difficulty.
BAInIMeaE,S November lit is not yot ascor-
1 tanned who are TO be the new Commissioners. It
isrumored thht anew police force is already organ
lied and win make it's appearanceain tho course Of
s che day. The old .Commis missioners have their full
force out, and will resist the demand Of tho now
force for the surrender Of the station-houses,
Sshal's Office, &c. A body Of four hundred dis
mounted U.S. cavalry, who arrived here yesterday
to embark for Texas, ore now OF Fort McHenry,
land rumor says they will be detained here in case
Of emergency. There is considerable feeling mani
tested, aonae approving and othets bitterly de-
ss snounoing the action Of the Governor.
Il Generals GRANT and CoMsrooK have arrived in
town. 7s5.*ss - So
sss Stewards Family. r.
WASHINGTON, November lis Secretary SEWARD,
with nearly all his family, left hore yesterday eve
ming to take the remains Of his daughter to Au-
burn. shE
Indian Commissioner
Il WAsHNoroN, November 1.-Mr. BoaY, tho new,
Commissioner for Indian Affairs, assumed the du-
ties Of bis Office to-day
G - 49, -.
Death OF Senator Wright.
s NEwAnK, N. j., November 1.-senator WRIGHT
died at Q o'clock this morning.
New York Market.
as NOON D1sPATpH.
NEW York, November 1.-Gold 473. Exchange
s1O92 Cotton DUR at sSa5s(040k. ElSM quiet. Wheat
quiet >and firm. Corn 1@2 cents lower. Pork
lower. Lard dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
. Cotton frmer on reports Of FROST in Georgia
sales $500 bales. Middling 9s@41 Flour quiet at
S46souVUpAt 1Of oousuEilis oltleS 6UE DDlS. N0eaG
quiet. Corn 2@3 cents lower. Oats lower. Pork
lower sales $500 bbls. Mess, $34@s34.75. Lard
lower. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet Turpentine
85@87 Rosin s5.62@s13.50. Gold47. Fiyes 11O1:
s Tens 1909. Treasures LOG.
Mobile Market. -
MoB11R, November 1.-Cotton sales to-day 900
bales. Middlings IS to s5s. Demand limited.
. I,-n. I....
oNov Orleans Market.
81 NEW ORLEANS, November~1.-Co unchanged.
Sales $500 bales. Louisiana fair Sugar 16|. Mo-
lasses 97a Corn s1.25 to 1s0 Pork dull at $685.
Gold 48a.
H. HENRY WILSON ON TIE S1TuAT1oN.-A Boston