The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-08
+ E.L..EGRs I. Raj PHO,
n.. Cabic p,spatahes.

SOUTHAMPTON, October The steamship Baya-
ria sailed SATURDAY ior New orleans. ne oe
Teut0na Will ioi.aw IN about one iioNth: ''i'
voyages ara experimental; should tho tnps ste
ceed The Hamburg American Inc WEI continue
the service between Hamburg ana New Orleans
LoSDoS S octeia, 7--Nooo.-consols "a s-ld
IIvrRrooI. October T-Noon.--Cotton steady,
sales lOOjO hales Breadstuit' generally qnlef.
Corn .dvanced 10 ass I'd.
LoNp2y, OctoborT-3 L. M.-Conso!ss si4 hoh''7
zig. o.4... and
breadstuffs unchanged. Lard DDS; others unchang-
soUrzAAlproS, October THE Deutcnland
aSe, LONDON, October 7.-COnsols 81 sic. Bonds
IjyERpoo1, October 7-Evening.-Cotton closed
unchanged. Sales 12,o0o bales, Breadstufts 1 IN IN
changed TurPentinc declined Sd, closing 26s Cd
medium rosin advanced TO u; common steady at
IS Cd. All other articles unchanged
LONDON, October 7.--Dispatches received here
represent gceat agitation at Rome. DepntationS
and memorials are arriving at Florence. that Rome
he Itay's capital. the italian press urge sub
scriptions FOR the Garihaldians wounded at fr-
turbo. 1t is rumored tnat Napoleon allows the
Italians to ocohpy the Papa; territory with troops
but they must not enter the city OF home.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON. October Col. Parker, an Indian
on Grants staff has been sent to Raleigh and
Charleston to look after certain Treasury interests
involving it is said over 81 600 000 the particulars
of which have not transpired. Parker was detail
ed at the request OF Secretary Mccullough. II Is
suggested, from the character Of the detail being
purely military that the trouble is with the freed
mans Bureau or District Command.
Senor MareSchal, Secretary or the Mexican Le-
CATION remains in charge OF the mission during
Romero's four months absence.
In speech at Galcna, Illinois, Congressman r.
3. Washburne details Grants views. Grant syn
pathiZes with Congress in the reconstruction plans
and advised an early session OF Congress. He
favored the House Bill which required the consent
of tho Senate to change the District Commanders.
He accepted the Secretaryship OF War nom sense
of duty to prevent its being filed by johnson men.
The acceptance Was with the knowledge and con-
sent OF Stanton after full consl stion. Wasll-
burne said he had right to speak regarding
Grants Presidential aspirations; ..
Internal Revenue receipts to-dly S5UO,UOO.
VIM. T.. Wells at present Collector Of the Gus
toms at Petersburg, Va, has been appointed Co.
lector of the Internal Revenue Cor the Fourth Col
lection District, vice Anderson, suspended fof
alleged misconduct IN Office.
II is confidently stated that Sherman IS here
only on Indian matters. He is hopeful Of good re
suits from the mission.
The packet ship Goconda, Capt. Lovitt, owned
by the American Colonization Society, arrived al
Baltimore. On saturday from ATonrovla, Africa.
She will sail on her roti1rn voyage to Montov!a
about the 26th instant, touching at Charleston,
from whence she Is expected 10 sail on the lith OF
November. Already, 1t is stated, some six hun
dred names enrolled by parties going out IN
her, the most of whom will embark from Charles
ton.
Sherman had prolonged interview With both the
President and Grant to-day.
It Is now stated that Colonel Parker goes South
to inspect the Dismal Swamp Canal, with view to
tie sale OF the government interest. This ls the
Treasury interest entrus -e1 to Colonel Parker.
The State Department has adyices that the
Japanese Commissioners Tomagoro and Matzmato
In6oxa reached Jeddo July 9Th They write to
Mr. Seward and express satisfaction at their visit.
George Bunker, q seaman, was found murdered in
Nagasaki. A Japanese woman was murdered near
the same place the same night. The civil war IL
Japan is over, Choser returning TO his allegiance
and disbahding his army. The Japanese Minister
of Foreign Affairs says officially that all now seems
be pleasant, but it is impossible TO tell how long
peace will continue, there are so many bad men in
Japan.
Minister Won Vakenberg gives an account OF
Christian prosecutions heretofore reported by tele
graph. There ar. twenty thousand native Roman
Catholics in Japan, descenGonts from Christian
converts, left there two hundred years ago, when
japan stopped intercour Ie. They are scattered
throughout the empire. There have been no new
converts. Their headquarters are Nagasaki, where
there is Bishop and several z, tests. They have
held their services IN secret at night. Many or
these Christians mon, women and children, have
recently been arrested as criminals Mr. Seward
through Minister Won Yslkonberg, urges the aooll-
tion OF the laws against Christians.