The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-15

Garibaldi was at Vienna, renewing preparations
for movement on Rome.
It is rumored that Omer Pasha, commanding in
Gambia, has resigned. f'7':
Captain Moriarty has been sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment. ~
Negotiations between Prussia aud Denmark are
progressing amicab.y.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August 14.-The President,
through Gen. Grant, has instructed Gen. Sickles
that no order can be issued by the latter conflict
ing with the process of Federal Courts. This re-
vokes Order No. 10, interfering with cases recent
ly adjudicated by Judge Chase in North Carolina
Gen. Sheridan writes to Gen. Grant, complain
ing that Gen. Rousseau's general denleanor to-
ward him was not such as the Commanding Gene
raj Of the district had right to expect.
Stanton and his vile have gone to Boston.
Stanton's son retains his clerkship in the War De-
partment Grant is very busy there, and no visi-'
tors are admitted.
John a. Kinkad has been appointed Postmaster
at Sitka, Walrussia.
Paymaster B. NJ. Bryce has issued q circular
discrediting the report Of payments on fraudulent
discharge papers, and concludes by stating that
bondsmen are responsible for illegal disburse-
ments BY paymasters.
Acknowledgement Stanbery is at Cspon Springs,
in bad health. 80. ,g,-,
Yesterdays Cabinet meeting was the most har-
monious for months.
To-day's Internal Revenue receipts are $4S6,OO0.
An Omaha dispatch says the Sioux Indians are
banding together, and are crossing the Platte for
battle. At Plum Creek station adyices indicate
that hostiities arc increasing.
Official notice has been given that on and after
October the 1st, first order fixed light will be
exhibited at Assatiague, the Virginia coast, IN
place Of fourth order light heretofore exhibited
there.
every day throughout the South.
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From Richmond.
R1oHnosp, August 14.-,Mr. John ]. Pendleton,
of Culpepper County, former member OF Con-
eress, arrived here this evening, having been ar
rested on charge Of perjury in having registered.
The case of Judge Henry ": Inomas - o. h s;ala5' ~
olated the Civil Rights Bill by refusing to take ne,
gro testimony, has been set for the next term OF
the United States Court. He was Dalled to appear;
Both parties had been indicted Dy the Grand
Jury.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-Admiral Tegethoff
arrived here last evening, and will await orders
from the Austrian Government. :.
II appears that General Sheridan is wrong IN
the premises taken in Special Order No. no. eject
ing James Coudon from the possession OF % tne
KilIona plantation, ST. Charles Parish, installing
Mark Hoyt, on the ground that c99don th rosnt sun
having no jurisdiction, had dismissed the injunc-
ton issued by it, restraining action as stated IN
the order. The case is still on the docket for
trial at the next session; and the Deputy Marshal
was in possession, by order OF the COURT Wnen mn
elected by order giving possession to Hoyt. Inc
Tinted States Marshal will refer the matter to the
Attorney General '5
Domestic Markets. nt
NOON p1sPATcH.
New YORK, August 14-stocks very dull; Eries
strong. Money 4a5 Gold 140s. Sterling-prime
o.: sight 11Ot. '62 coupons 113s. Tennessee 6's,
e1-coupon, 6SSa6s; new issue 66l. Flour l5a2o az
better. Wheat quiet; Amber, Georgia 81 2oa2 3O.
Corn Ss1 better. Oats quiet, and very trm; PORK
steady, at s2s 25a23 80. Lard quiet, Rsals:
281. Turpentine quiet and dropping at 5sA. Com
mon Rosin $S 80a3 81. = %
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton very firm; sales 1400 bales at 2Ss. Flour
State and Western 15a25c. better for old; new du;
Amber State Stall IS; Southern sn ooal4 o.. oo
ber Southern 81 23a2 80; White. Georgia 50 4Oa
247. Corn opened &c. better, but the advance
was lost, closing dull; Mixed Western 81 loal IL:
White Southern 81 "a Oats less active but trm;
new Southern 90a93 Pork lower, closing at go
pentine 59a6O. Rosin IS s5as so. TTallow 11sa11b.
Wool heavy; Texas MaS5 Freights q,;iet. STOCKS &
heavy. Gold 4Os. go Coupons, registered, llSs.
BALTIMORE. August 14.-Cotton firm and unI
changed. No coffee; dull and fiat. Flour tne1
fIo,, Fo,t ,,fc
Wheat steady; prime to choice red q 25as2 S5 !;
inferior lots 81 Is; prime and choice white 81 80
asa 60. White Corn active and higher; prime
81 10; Yellow 81 17a$1 1S. Oats, common to prime
6saSO; inferior Sc. Sugar firm and unchanged.
nal, quoted free 50, in bond 50 S0as2 S5.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-Flour unchanged. Corn
firmer Whiskey steady. The prices asked check
business. Mess Pork $23 70. Bacon Shoulders
12S; clear Sides 16.
WnmNaroN, August 14-Turpentine quiet at
5s. Rosin steady at 90 S0a2 81. A heavy rain is
falling. Accounts from the line OF the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad, represent
crops greatly improved. Cotton coming out finely.
One plantation, it is said, will average bale to
the acre. 50
NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-Sales $50 bales; quiet
but firm. Low Mddlings 26a26a. Receipts i1l6
bales; exports 1876. Flour dull and unsettled;
i is for mixed to white. Oats dull and declined,
at 6Oa65. Pork quiet but firm, at s25 75. Bacon
Shoulders 18sa1s$ clear Sides 16la163; sugar-chr-
ed Hams 26a21t. Gold 149. Sterling 524a54t.
New York Sight Exchange premium;
MoRnE, August 14.-MarkCt closed firm; Low
Middlngs, 24tc. Sales 100 bales. Receipts, one
bale Of new cotton, the first Of the season. recelv;
ed from Selma Yesterday, classed as Middlng, and
bought by Basil NJ: Woolley at 25 cents aPound;
A1aUsTA, August 14.-Cotton firm; demand
good, but offerings light. Sales 70 bales. Mid,
ding 25aa26c. A heavy rain storm all day, and
still continuing. 1t is feared cotton will be Ser1-
ously injured. -.
SAVANNAH, August III Cotton quiet and steady;
AIiiding 26a26ac. Receipts 240 bales. Sales ITO
Raining u torrents all a6GS day Reports
or the new Governor Of Texas, the Houston
Telegraph says; ''THnookMonroN represented the
JOHNSON policy OF reconstruction, and was elected
and enthusiastically supported by the people.
PE,sE represents the Congressional policy Of re-
I.,.;o, ond ia arn,oipted Governor by mill.