The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC,
Our Cable Dispatches.


captured, but they have ali disappeared. The
Irish peasantry are perfectly willing to give in
telligcncc,, but object to assist in the arrest Of
their countrymen. There are three Britt III ships.
of-war in Kenmare River prepared for service il
needed. Earl Derby, First Lord Of the Treasury
says, officially: The =, alarm is passed; al the
peasants are loyal The Government will treat
prisoners justly"
The Irish Secretary, Lor5 Mas, says tsNo new
d tbe only 2o
dcnials, tho Government is still sending troops to
Ireland: The Lancers Guards received orders to
depart Immediately. -.i
LIVERPOOL, February 1s-Noon.-The Bavaria
from from. Hamburg for New York. arrived at Fal.
mouth, England. She has experienced heavy
gers are all well. @&
FLORENCE, February 1s.--vigorous preparations
are being made BY all parties for the approa ching
elections for the Parliament There is much ex-
element. g4 lE 1rg
LISBON. February 1e.-By the arrival of the mail
from Rio Janeiro news has been received that the
Brazilian fleet had appeared before the town Of
Tss not stated The deet subsequently sailed for
LIVERPOOL February 19-Noon.-The Cotton
market quiet md unchanged. Sales 5000 bales;
s9s 3d. Wheat is. Cd for California. % PFovisions r
generally firm. Lard declined to 50s
Eoeosng.-The Cotton market continued quiet
lands and 143d for MiddIing Orleans. Sales to-day
5000 bales. Adyices from Manchester are 1,nfa.
vorable: The market for goods and yarns Is dull
quarter for mixed Western
LONDON, February 1e-Noon. Consols 81. Eries
S}. 5-2os "a. Illinois 77z ex-dividend.
at IL '-o' ~'''N~N - 'i-0'' 80
FRANKFORT, February Is. United States bonds
closed at TIA. aa#
PAR1s, February 19-United States bonds sea.
Defeat OF Shcrman's Substitute,
WASHINGTON, February le;-Ihe vote Of the
House to concur was defeated-79 to 49, A Com
mittee of Conference will be appointed, but the
whole matter may be considered dead for this ses-
sion. #. '6'-M a0l I#5l @g
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-Professor Bache is
dead. The Hon. Howell Cobb is here.
Office Bill agreed to include Cabinet officers. :.
Senator Saqlsbu1ys spesch, denunciatory Of
Seward, created great talk.
The quarantine regulations OF Spain have been
modified; only three days are now required unless
there be deaths during the passage. 4"
The Southern Loyalists' Association by resolu-
tion oppose Sherman's Bill
The Senate struck out the clause in the West
Point appropriation forfeitng the appointmen ents
from Southern States. The Democrats and Ex-
trenists voted against the concurrence. General
a. Rosseau voted to concur. Unless both Houses
The New York Tribune and Washington Chr nicle
favored the concurrence, but Stevens VI too
strong No action is nov probable until al er the
IF that goes for the Radicals, harsh meas;; es will
be certain. a
S,ratt is still on the Swatara off the NAVY
Yard.
The Fenian leaders at Boston discredit the sup
preston Of the Irish outbreak-
Suratt has been confined below decks and is
strongly guardcd his health is excellent; he posi-
lively denies being Suratt. Marshall Goodwin has
warrant for him. issued by Judge Fisher. Ac-
cess to him is denied except by counsel.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-In the Senate the
Bin providing for the safety Of passengers on
In the action of the House on Sherman's Bill it
is reported that Williams moved that the Senate
insist on its amendment. Connesa objected;
of Conference. The difference between the two
Houses was fundamental one. The Conference
suit in the House arose from the bad faith on the
part Of the friends Of the measure. He WAS in
favor Of laying it on thu table, and taking up the
Louisiana Bill and apply it in all the Southern
States. ~ @ ai% I.@t
Summer and Pomeroy advocated Conference
Committee SHEs ass.s.h'.t t1|fF Z,
3 sas s3Gs e
MIR. Sherman hold that he could reconcile the
House without abandoning the principles of the
Bill; that the opposition came from the extreme
sides-one holding that the States were now enti-
tied to representation; the other that the Bill
Mr.. Hendricks did not think the President would
shrink from acting, II the Bill reached him.
OF otherwise Mr.. Lane opposed the COMMITTEES;
the difference vas elemental and fundamental, and
he was unwilling to abandon his position: Mr.
Wade thought the matter was too grave to be en-
trusted to committee at this stage OF the session.
;naI and ne Mr the matter
idents course being silent here, then going to the
House trying to defeat the Bill might be honor
The discussion proceeded at J great @ length, ana
was mostly Of personal CHARACTER, showing utter
want OF harmony.
and refused the Committee without division.
In the House the galleries we're full and crowded.
Mr. Banks introduced resolution, allowing ma
provisions to the destitute of the South. Mr.
Spalding objected, and it was lost.
MIR. Shermans Bill came up A motion to Law
the whole matter on the table was lost.
MIR. Stokes attempted to read telegram he had
received from Tennessee, but YVES cried down.
The motion for Committee of Conference was
agreed to without division. Messrs. Stevens,
seheuabaraer and Blaine were appointed the
The report Of the Conference Committee on the
Tenure of Office Bill was adopted. It includes
Cabinet officers among those whom the President
cannot remove. The vote was l1s to 40.
The Indian Appropriation Bill Was passed.
Inc death OF Samuel Downing, the last Revolu-
nonary soldier, was announced.
The Militia Bill giving the standing army two
regiments for each district, camo up. The Demo
Gratis fhbustered through the ;ur assigned to it,
and it goes over.
The House went into Committee on the Mill
tary Appropriation Bill. It gives the Freedman 8
Bureau, for various items, 1885, 300. The second
section makes the headquarters Of the Command
er-ln-Chief to be at Washington. He shall not be
removed, suspended, relieved or ordered else
where, without the approval of the Senate. Any
person issuing orders contrary to this Act shall be
held guilty Of a misdemeanor, punishable by i'm
Prisonment Of not less than two nor more than
thirty years.
The House then took recess.
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Mexican News.
NEW ORLEANS, February 19-The complete e7ac
uation Of the City Of Mexico by the French
occurred on the 9th. ~
1t Is reported pi0 Brownsville that Mrauon hat
oeen defeated, and shot through both legs Tht
Liberals have reoccupied Zaoatecas.
Marine News. ~
New YORK, February 1o.-Arrived, the steam
ship Quaker City, from Charleston.
QUEENSTOWN, February 19.-The steamship CITY
OF Paris has arrived s'-
Dom esttc Markets.
NOON DISPATCH. Z
NEW YORK, February 19.-The Stock market i.
lower since call; 520s of go Coupons, 111a1li anc
very strong; Of "a, 107a107b; Of 65, 1O8A; 1O4Oi
Coupons, 1C1a; 7-90's, 1O6; Virginia State Gs
55a5S. Missouri fsa Q3loQCl Gold eIoeT