The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-31
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- Our Cable Dispatches.
IloNDoN, December 25.-The Fenrietta arrived
atCowes at $40 P. N. Tuesday The other yacht
not in sight.
LONDON, December 26-The Fleet Wing arrived
4 at Cowes at, A. NJ this morning, and the Vista at
93OA. II. zzZZ
e LONDON. December 26.-The quotations Of
American stocks are as follows Consols 90; Five
Twenties 724; Erie Railroad Shares 4GAA; Illinois
Central 79B::.
L1yERpooL, December &C Cotton.-sales to-day
are estimated at $4,000 bales the market closed
dearer.
5 lYERpoot December 26-Eyoning. ng.--Cotton
sals4 for the day 5000 bales at fsrthng higher;
Mddling Uplands at 141d-[supposed should be
14sl.l
LONDON, December 26.-The friend, and sympa-
&gers with, GonDoN and othors, who were exc
]. 9Eted curing the negro rebellion in Jamaica, by
order of Governor EYRE, have brought matters into
the Courts, who will now judicially determine his
responsibility therefor
Z LryE3pooL, December 26.-Gen. MnLEN, Presl-
s dent of the Fenian Military Council of Ireland de-
nounoes Head Centre STEPHENS, of the Fenian Or
ganization, in strong terms, and says that he is
humbug and cheat. His letter created some
senaation in Ireland but was regarded as o STRATA
gen1of the English Government.
s = IdNpoN, December 26-Eyening The best run
made in one day by the yacht Henrietta was 280
miles, and the least run made was 113 miles. She
made the entire passage with but one tack, and did
not lose even rope. The yacht CLar6e of Cowes,
and The Yachting men Of England, have extended
x tot t1,o mo
The Henrietta is looked upon as the fastest and
! best yacht that has ever crossed the ocean. The
Freeboinq lost six mon and her jb-boom in hurri-
& oaneo on the evening Of the Goth. The Vesta came
in all right and could have been within two hours
Of tie winner but for TN error Of her pilot The
1Fnls compliments the American yachtmen for
s their skill, in managing their craft for the first
time.
CoREs, Isle Of Wight, December 26-The Fleet
gtng and Vesta arrived early this morning. The
Vsstd reports nothing Of moment; all on board
and both crews are WELL The yachts arrived be-
fore Commodore VIoKERs expected.
r. Tho Earl of WILTON has sent q complimentary
letter to the yachtmen on the successful issue of
the venture The news Of the arrival Of the yachts
was cent at once to the Queen, by her special re-
1eest this morning. The Royal Yacht Club fred
IS aauta of eleven guns 70 1l
,The Hea,iettn nnannad-1zor yards and d1pped ner
escolorb in true man-of-war style, IN acknoWledg-
s. inent of the compliment. Many visitors have
S come down from London to witness the scene.
@ Great interest has been felt in the yacht race.
PARIS, December 25.-Tho Emperor NAPOLEON
accorded reception yesterday to General DIX.
General DIX was presented by the retiring Minis
ter, 1Ir. B1eELow.
PANS, December 26.-The Americans in Paris
are jubilant at the splendid success of the Atlantic
7aoht race. A banquet to the American yachtmon
10 preparing by friends iii this city.
PAR1s December GA coupde ctat in the Span
ish Government is said to be imminent.
The Queen is unable to select ministry which
has the confidence either Of the progrcssonists OF
The church party.
ATHENS, December 25.-Areport from Canea, the
Capital of Gambia, by way of Syria, says another
battle had taken place between the Turks and the
Greek insurgents, in which tho former were de-
feated with heavy loss. "
LONDON, December 26.-The failure of the French
expedition to Ccrea is confirmed as the shore bat
= teres in Cochin China were said to be too formi-
6dable. There are rumors OF important changes to
he made In the Cabinet at Vienna
r. Northern Snow Storm.
~ ERIE. December 30.-In consequence of the
snow blockade, large quantity Of froighs has
accumulated here, which the Express Line are
Bend ing oia Philadelphia and Erie, that being the
bnHe route open Eastward. "A large number OF
bass5ngers were also detained.
R BUFFALO, December 30.-In consequence of the
,eayy hnow storm, all facilities were closed, and
#ano mails were received here to-day from East or
BWeat.x
II HALIFAX, December 29.-Heayy gales have pre-
s vailed from the southeast since Tuesday night.
Telegraph poles have been prostrated and other
$ damage done. Several vessels have been badly
( k1amaged at the wharyes.
General News.
CHATTANOOGA, December 28-The Judges Of the
municipal election, held on Thursday refused to
give certificates, declaring the election Illegal and
void Mayor Lewis sustains the Judges.
= LOUISVILLE, December 28.-John W. Perkins,
a aged 65 pardoned fox recent peculations, cut his
,v;Ro,s throat killing her instantly and then cut