The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-01
VOLUME W. ..NO. COS
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our cnI,lc Dispatches.

T":.DoS, July 3l.-Si5Utorj'c won the GOODWIN
race. IpcOiSey second, S"ian third
Lord STANLEY announced in tho lIouga OF Com
mons that NAPOLEON had written TO the King ol
PRUSSIA, but that the present disclosure Of tho
notc il improper
PAnIs, July 3l.--Tho crops are damaged by
drought.
McConarIcKB Reaper has been victorious in the
moving match on NAporEoSa farm nj Yillccnlcs.
LONDON, July 3l-Noon. -Consols 81. Bonds
72I
LIVERPOOL. July 81 Noon. Cotton g,iul and ut-
changed; sales 10000. Corn 35. Provisions and
produce quiet.
LONDON, July 3l-a 7. M.-Consols 81 3.lc
Bonds ~ 1916
LIVERPOOL, July 3i--2 +. M.-Cotton very dull
sales will not exccod 5000 bales. Quotations uI-
changed.
LONDON, July 81 = Evening. Consols, 9il
Bonds, 72l
I.IvEnrooL July 31-Evcning. Cotton closed
dull, Upands declined 3D.; Middling Upland 10I;
Orleans 1O? Sales IL, ,0O0 balos. Turpen'inc 31s.
Washlnstop News.
WAsuINoToS, July 3l.--Rovcnue receipts to-day
$780, 900. Rcccipts for tho month s2i. 100000.
MEnRIoK III making powerful effort in behalf OF
SUnHATT. lIe has been speaking all day, and cun-
tinucs tomorrow.
EcSeral URrtlc9 nave 1OTWaTuCu proofs tflt ticy
emo honestly by Missouri bonds, stolen trum Tic
Iutorior Department. Tho Secretary has removed
the carcdt from such cases, and interest will be
paid at Now York.
delegation from Pennsylvania, representing
Conservative Republicans, called OIL the President.
They represent themselves i'll condition to act
with tho Democratic party, but propose TO act dis
tincly Tho President declined giving 'lt, lssGc Of
Msei ei,SSAP,r ES sSd, was in tho peoples hands.
Order OF Gcn. Schoncla.
l.IcnMoSD, July 3l.-Jhc following orlcr has
boon issucd by Gen. ScuoFIELp:
HEADQUARTERS, 1SF MIL. DISTRICT
STATE OF Va, RICHMOND, Va, July 70. (
[GENEnAL ORDERS No. 4SI.
1. III pursuance Of Section of Act of Congress,
passed July 10, 1867, Sub-District Commanders
will report to thesc Headquarters for the action of
tho Commanding General the cnsos of all State,
County and Municipal Officers WHO arc inimcallu
to tho Government Of the United States, or who
use their Official influence i'll any manner to hinder,
delay, prevent or obstruct tho due and proper atl-
ministraton Of tho Acts Of Congress.
2. Hereafter, until olhorwsc ordered NIL yacan.
pes that may occur in State, County or municipal
Offices will bo filed by temporary appointments.
to ho made bo tho Commanding General.
8. Tho Governor anu other executive officers
yited to recommend suitable persons for appoint
mont 10 such Office as under the existing laws of
Virginia arc usually filled by their appointment or
upon their nomination.
j. Recommendations frDm thu State Cnur.a AMI
from tho hGads Of executive departments Of tho
State Government will be sent to tho Governor f)r
bis endorsement. Those from any ollIcr source
will bc forwarded by tho Military Commissioner
and Sub-District Commander. with their endorse
laent thc,oon,
>; General Order No. 10, from, these huaduuar-
TORS datol April 20, 1867, is hereby so far modi-
fol as to impose upon the Military Comlnissioncr
the duty therein required of The Presidents Of tho
Board of Registration.
9Th: MI persons hereafter appointed TO any
Phico i'll this Military District, will be required to
lake and subscribe tho oath prescribed l,y Act OF
Congress july 9, 1869, in lieu vi tho utl, p,u-
scrbed in General Orders No ., from these Head
quarters, dated April 8, 1867.
BY command OF Drigaltcr and Irevct Mnior- Gene
raj ]. 81. ScHoFIEIp, U. s. a.
s:F: CHAPLIN, 4. a. q.
From Richmond,
RICHMOND, July 31.-A Iargo number of tlelo-
gates to tho Convention arrived hero on the train
this evening, nnd the streets ARC alive with tho
delegates wearing tho bluo ribbon-thn badge Of
tho last Convention. large crowd is gathered
srounq tho Republican headquarters Oh Governor
stroot. Thoro havo bean four or five cauousSs al
ready to-day to arrange matters for Tomorrow.
Up to 10 o'clock tonight, about 300 colored and
100 white delegates havo arrived. Much moro in
ieresL a shown by the ci:izcns in Tho proceedings
lf this Convention than vas ovineel toward lilo
last, as among tho names of the delegates aro tho
fumlnr ones of Virginia, OF tho CARnISoToNs,
WATKINS, FLounNoYs, GoRpoSs, LEWIS, and
atAcrs, Cauclscs arc bong hold at the st. Charles
Hotel and Custom House. Al Tho former Is being
submitted Mr.. Boris address 10 tho people. The
blacks Of tho city will be at tho Convention ca
mdssc, ma invited to DO by Mr.. Hunuicutt, in
speech last night, To-day tAoso employed III tho
tobacco factories notified their employers that thcy
would not bo at work tomorrow. Tho three hotels
for colorcd people aro packed by tho arrivals,
and in the vicinity of NIL aro animated
gatherings OF colorod politicians, discuss
ing tho events OF tomorrow. Tho namos
Of Messrs. Boris, HAUxuURsr, MCKENZIE, LEWIS
and UNDERWOOD, arc being discussed tonight for
President of tho Convention.
meeting OF Ex-Federal Officers was hold to-
night and resolutions adopted advising cpopcrn-
ton with all who would strive for tho restoration
OF peace to the country. II appointed fifteen dele
gates to the Convention. Tic following is ono OF
the resolutions
soldcra who haye toilcl and suffered, fought ana
bo!, to uphold the cmbiomatic coloIB Of OUR cause
and country we aro disposed to forgive and forgot
the past with it's errors, grievances and caIamitics
TO entertain malico toward none, and to extend
charity to all who will now and for tho future como
forward with tho opon right hand of patriotic fol-
lowshp, resolved to mako tho nation onco agnin
happy; and wo confidently offer tho olive brunch
because wc feel in soldier hcRrts socurc OF tho
appreciation Of the 10 loss gallnnt than the on
erous American people.
Tho platform Of Mr.. Boris, which was submit
ted to tho caucus Of tho Conservative wing, was
approved. It fayors tho restoration OF tho great
body OF tho people to their political rights, but
urges the Acknowledgement of tho moro arfuI
leaders. II was stated that tho platform Inns nj
ready been submitted 10 and approved by tho
other wing of the party.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9l.-Tho Board OF Loyeo
Commissioners nppointcda Committee to visit tho
North and Northwest for tho purpose OF negotia-
ting Levco Bonds, which Governor FLANDERS will
spn