The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
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cRETAN POSSIBILITIES REsuMEp-THE POPE OBJECT
TO 4 coNEERESCE-AFEA1Rs IN ITALY AND EU
RoPE-LATEsT FOREIGN MARKETS, ETC
PARIS, November 16.-A dispatch has been re
oeivsd here from Athens which state that hostili
ties have been resumed in Crete.
Countless meteors were seen here last night.
LONDON November 16-The Pore objects TO
Conference. The great powers are divided on thi
subject. He said that only Spain supports the
temporal power now. 1t is stated that Americ;
will pay eleven and half millions OF dollars fol
islands subject to the claim Of France on Santa
Cruz, or seven and half millions for the Other
two.
Marshal Bazne succeeds Fosey in command Of
the third army corps, with headquarters at Nantez
No day is mentioned for the assembling OF Ma
poleon's Roman Conference.
The execution OF the Manchester convicts oc'
ours OIL 23d instant.
The Third Parliament Of the North German Con-
federation has assembled. The King has declared
the relations with European powers to be entirely
satisfactory The Government would studiously
endeayor 10 reconcile the views Of the Catholic
subjects with the interests of the whole Of Father
land. The peace OF Europe is now considered as
certain.
DUBLIN, November 16.-The Fenian prisoners
Ralpin, Warren and CASTILLO, previous to SEN
tencs, claimed the protection Of the United States
Government.
PARIS, November 16-The French troops are
preparing Winter quarters at civita yecchia
General Dumas succeeds the Duke of Magenta
in command ct Algiers.
LONDON, November i6-Noon.-Consols 81 9-lt.
Bonds 70 GIG.
LIVERPOOL, November 16-Noon.-Cotton easier
and declined 1-16d Estimated sales 5000 bales;
Uplsnds 8 7-16d.; Orleans 4-16d. Breadstuf5
steady. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, November 16-2 o'clock.-Bonds 20
5-1s.
FRANKFORT, November 1s.-Bonds 753.
LVERpoor, November 16-S o'clock.-Cotton and
Breadstuffs unchanged. Lard 52s. Bacon Cos.
Tallow AS. 3D..
FRANKFORT, November 16-Evenins ns.-Bonds 75l
Our Washington Dispatches.
rzAp. STEVENS OPINION ON REcoNsTRUor1oN-eEN-
EaAI. sIcKLEs MUSTERED oUT-THE ALABAMA CON-
yENr1oS UNPOPULAR WITH THE RADIcALs-ARRI-
VAL OF CoNe-ssSMEN-HEALTH OF THAD. STE
VEINS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 16--Noon.-Thad
Stevens is quoted as having said: sWe must take
no steps backward; the reconstruction OF the
Southern Stats, on the basis OF the Military BILL
must be hurried up, that as many as possible OF
them may be represented in the coming Presiden-
tisl Nominating Convention. The Republican
party would most assuredly elect their nominee at
the next Presidential contest, and there was no
need to run after OF coax any man into accepting
tfeeir nomination. In less than three years they
.,ouil recover the Western States, and with the
Federol patronage, the loyal white element OF the
sonth wquld always carry the negro population
with them, md thus give the party lease CT power
for the next ft.ety years"
The Judiciary Committee to-day examined seve-
raj unimportant witce cessas regarding the govern
ment of Maryland, and have postponed further
investigat Of that subject until alter the nrs1
week Of the session Of Congress. The time OF the
Committee will now be occupied with the 1mpeach-
ment. Investigation, until their report is ordersd
by the House.
General Sckles has been mustered ou'' ou. re-
tsains the rank OF Colonel in the regular army.
Tne receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
two hundred and eighty-six thousand dollars for
the week, two million and fifty thousand dollars !;
FOR ths year. seventy-nine million eight hundred
and ninety-two thousand.
secrstary Wells is improving.
Maior-,G General Barry has been assigned to the
command Of Fort Monroe.
Senator Wilson, in letter to North Caronna
rerro dated November sth, says came home
from the sonth with the conviction that the cotton
tax ought to be repealed. and that It ought 70 ap-
ply to the crop of this year, and am connrmeo IN
this opinion by all hsar from your secton. l
hope Congress will at once repeal ne cotton TAX
WASHINGTON, November 1i.-The Telegraph Is
used freely by the Radical leaders mere IN 'neii
Efforts to hold the Alabama Convention IN onecA'
The leaders in the Convention desire to pace the
State in the condition Of Tennessee, whereas tne
Radical leaders here merely insist on universal
suffrage, taking the ground that the Northern
elections showed hostility to negro supremacy no.
&ouegro suffrage--the leaders are not hope'ul Oh
controlling the Convention. 1t is statec that dis
patches are passing between these leaCsrs ana
Generals Pope and Swayne.
With regard to the conversion OF Seven-tnirty
Bonds into Fivs.twenties, according to the pro-
visions Of the law it is understood to be the de-
oision OF the Treasury Department that, unless
the holders Of the seven-thrties present them Tor
conversion at maturity, the option he has to make
suoh conversion Is lost, and they will afterwards
be paid in ereenbacks. o ao
Fifteen Senators and thirty Representatives,
,so,ae Of them from the most remote States Laye
arrived. There is a prospect Of full benches at
the on ening of the session.
Thadleus Stevens is worse tonight.
The Attorney y-Gener4l is not the author CT an
sstiols in the "Inteligenoer" Of the 18th, signed
B. s.
AA1airs In Virginia.
PnwMoNp, Va, November 16-P. M.-The large
a,.,;,,o,riss OF Jones & Byrnes and Myers Bro,
90 I'd to-day for collation. OF the revenue
laws.
The Messvs. Wise, who assailed Mr.. Pollard in
Baltimore, publish card denying the truth q tho
report that his wife was near, saying that she was
inside Of the hotel entrance, also asserting that
Geo. D. Wise did not fire until fred upon by Mr.
Pollard.
Chief Justice Chsse returned to Washington TO-
day.
Crimes and Casualties.
ST. LOUIS, November IA prominent crhnlnal