The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-19
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LosDoS, July 1s.-The Naval Review in honor o
the Sultan was the most magnificent ever witness
ed in English waters. A high wind increased tn
interest Of the event. The squadron numbered
eighty vessels, bearing eleven hundred guns
while one thousand vessels were 6lled with specta
tors. Queen VICTORIA and suite were In attend
ance on board the yacht Victoria Albert, thf
Sultan on the Osborn. The Prince Of Wales, botf
Houses Of Parliament, the Lords OF the Admiralty
and all the members Of the Government were pre-
sent.
a Vienna letter states that MAxnmlIAN's moth
er gives evidence Of insanity.
The American Government is endeavoring te
secure the release Of General NAaEL.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 18-It is estimated that the
great naval review which occurred yesterday OF
Spithead, cost 80, 600 pounds sterling. One gun
boat was driven ashore during rain storm which
prevailed at the time, but beyond this no accident
occurred. Rain also seriously interfered with
the programme Of evolutions, and the proposed
Illumination Of the fleet in the evening. S<s
IisERpoo1, July 1s.-The raft Nonparea was
spoken on Wednesday. The little craft and crew
we're well, and required no assistance.
DUBLIN, July 1s.-six Waterford rioters have
been convicted and imprisoned. '.'.s
LONDON, July -Noon.-C -Consols 94t; Bonds 722.
LIyRapooI, July -Noon.-Cotton firm and
unchanged; sales 12OO bales. Weather tnfsyora7;
bie for crops, BreadstuHs frmer. Whest adj
vsnced I'd. Corn steady at s6s. Other articles
unchanged.
/ t'IonpoS, July Is P. M.-Prices unchanged.
: Ervkapoor, July 1S-2 P. Motion frmer and
moro active; sales Is 900 bales; Uplands advanced
to 10ld.; Orleans 10id.
LONDON, July 18-Evening sun-
changed Bullion in the Bank Of England increas-
cd M5dO00. 'it
LIvERpoor, July 1s-Evening.- Cotton closed
firm; sales 1900 bales; Uplands 1old.; Orleans
102d. Breadstufs tend up. Corn S6s. Cd. Wheat
1ss. Sd. Provisions and Produce unchanged.
Congressional. s4-si.s1
wAsHmayos, July 1s.-In the Senate, Joint re-
solution was introduced extending steam mail ser
vice to China, rlf-rrs.
TAs Committee on Foreign Relations were direct
ed to inquire how many Mexican soldiers had been
executed undr MA1nmIAss- decree.
) /. Mr. WnsoH introduced a resolution, lauding the
Mexicans, which was referred.
The consideration Of Indian affairs was resum
ed, sad thsB Bin finally passed It provides for a
Conmnsfions 10 gobtxin peace,R possible; other
wise D00 Border soldiers are to push the war. The
senxts than diomned.
In the House Mr.. ScHoFIELD offered o resolution
directins the Secretary Of the Treasury to with
hold IL. payment Of three millions for cotton
claims, awarded by the Court Of Claims. He said
the claims could be examined by proper Com
mittee St the next session, and paid by an appro-
pristion, II found correct, which was passed.
7 Tiie Resolution, authorizing the Committee on
Southern Railroads, TO proceed by sub committees,
Z Mr. RusRsos asked leaye TO introduce D pream-
bio and resolution to remove the raw cotton taf.
AILSoa and BxxslnM objected
Resolutions sympsthizng with Gambia. were
passed. :. ). ..-.....-~.
nj. MxanAr sens to the;clerk's desk, and had
rssd fhs following telegram, received by himself
to-day from General s1oxI1s "Thanks for your
handsoms reply 10 Mr.. ELDRDa1. You may re-
iisvs his anxiety with the consohng information
that my. equpsge has not cost him nor his friends
anything; The said sqmpsge being the cheriahed
gift Of my colleagues Of the Sd Army Corps"
Mr.. LoaAn offered preamble and resolutions,
which passed, re<iting the general rumor, that
armed expeditions are being organized in this
country against Republic Of Mexico, Of variance
With tha Niahss and feelings Of all good citizens
of the United States, and contrary to established
public policy, and respectfully requesting the
President 10 issue proclamation, requiring al
proper efacsru Of the fUnited States 70 prevent
spch unlas rssnisation being formed, and
warning all persons who depart from the United
States ON such s1pediionsl that they win forfeit
all right to protection under the lawsof the United
States. I, s lf;a EtE
.E substitute was offered for the Senate Bill,
guaranteeing equal rights in the District, and
striking ont the word .Uhae wherever it occurred
IN the Charter, Ordinances or laws passed. The
TJoraa adj0ur1ed X