The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
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European News Per Steamer.
New YORK, July 29.-The city Of Boston has ar
rived with dates to the 18th. The steamer En-
gland, which sailed simultaneously, was damaget
by storm and put back.
There was much rioting and some bloodshed a
st. Helens, Lancashire, during the Orange demon
stration.
The twenty-threo batteries Of artillery, sup
pressed by NAPOLEON in IS, have been re-estab
lished.
NAPOLEON sent RoUHE the cross of thu Legion
Of Honor, set in diamonds with note sympathi
sing with. RouHE for the unjust attacks made upor
him for the services Of his country -
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-General GRANT has order
ed additional troops to Tennessee, and ordered
General THOMAS to distribute his forces to secure
order. GRANT himself will probably be there.
The sloop-oE-war De Soto is ordered to the
vicinity Of Vera Cruz.
Official, as well as private accounts, represent
great danger of outrages in all paris Of Tennessee
On Thursday General THOMAS telegraphed to the
President that he has ordered all the troops ir
Kentucky. He believes that, with the force at his
command, he can prevent riots at Memphis, Nash.
vile and other large towns. THOMAS goes tc
Memphis tomorrow.
It is officially announced that OrTERBERa is IL
charge Of affairs at Mexico. .,sr--
despatch from Leavenworth, Kansas, says
that fifteen cases Of cholera and five deaths have
taken place there. The town is almost deserted
and an Indian raid is expected.
In the SuRRATT trial the prosecuting attorney
CARRNaros, occupied the whole day and did not
finish.
The President undoubtedly intends to assigr
SHERIDAN to other duty.
The Administration spprehends deplorables re.
suits in Tennessee on Thursday.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount tc
1,1s30OO.
Attorney General SrANBERY has gone to the
Springs and will be absent two weeks.
The Freedman's Bureau has advices that ex
treme destitution in the South and Southwest has
ceased, and the issue Of rations, except to hospi
tails, orphan asylums and extreme cases, will be
stopped after August 90.
A letter from Fort Union, New Mexico, an
nounces the Navajo Indians on the war path.
The Federal steamer 0neida has arrived off st.
Vincent in twenty-one days. al well.
The great Railroad Bridge over the susqueha-
nah at Havre de Grace is pronounced unsafe.
The true substance Of THOMAS dispatch to the
President is ''that the troops in Kentucky cannot
be spared. They are needed there to maintain
order" THOMAS hopes, that with the troops in
Tennessee, to be able to maintain order in the
large cities in that State.
From Richmond. c
RICHMOND, July 29.-Gov. PE1RroNr was this
morning assaulted at the Executive Mansion by
Mrs. DR1soo11, who was Immediately afterward
arrested by the police. The assault was made be-
cause the Governor had pardoned q man convicted
of killing her son. The Governor was not in
jured.
From Mexico.
u New ORLEANS, July 2s.-Brownsville advices to
the 96th and st. Luis to the 18th. state that VI
puAR1 was shot in st. Domingo Square, in the City
Of Mexico. DAz refused an interview with him
or the privilege to see his son.
ScHAF1ER, the Counsellor Of the Emperor, has
been imprisoned.
The generals that had been arrested at Quere-
taro viii be sent to their respective States for
trial. "-.i -
MARQUEE was levying Pristamas in the capital
until the very heur before he left.
The Liberal Government has decided that oil
Imperial projects shall be punished with six years
exile; secretaries two years.
General JUAN ALVAREZ died at Igulia in the lat
ter part Of April,
EsooRHDo made the following address to the
subaltern officers OF the Imperial army before re-
leasing them: 'HThe Supreme Government might
dispose Of the lives of those who, forgetting they
we're Mexicans, fought for foreigner, elevated to
power by the invader; but the Government. always
msgnanimous, forgives those who until now,
have been enemies of their country because it ex-
poets that their future conduct will correspond
with the clemency used toward the misled sons Of
Mexico. You are at liberty, and you may ask
your passports for any point where you choose to
reside"
One prisoner, taken at Queretaro, since iberat-
cd, wrote from Morelia that he had received good
treatment from the officers Of the Liberal army.
A specie train left Guadalsjara for Margulallo
on the Sd inst Several French prisoners lately re-
leased accompanied the train.
CoRoaA writing from the capital, says; "All the
garrison, With all its chiefs and officers, except
MARQUEE, are in our power. o'HARAN and LABoNE
are prisoners. LowARE, ERBANo, LOPEZ, PoRTALo,
ELaENARo, LoouNaA, and the Regent SAIAs, sur
rendered themselves prisoners. 1t is said that
several persons in the capital will be punished with
DEATH
The following particulars OF the occupation OF
the capital are from La Prenc cia, Of Guadalajara
Sat dsybreak on the 21st ult., the psrapets OF
the enemy were perceived to be abandoned. Short
ly after the announcement it was telegraphed that
all the Notifications were also abandoned. The
order was then given to advance into the city
Trains we're found everywhere of ammunition and
baggage belonging to the enemy. Arms were
scattered along the roads and streets. The entire
garrison had deserted, the men retiring to the.l
homes. LoBERA was the only one who presented
himeelf, SAoURz had remained to ensure good or
der, and to deliver up the position and place, and
himself at the disposal OF the besiegers as pris.
oner Of war;"
From Cuba.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Advices from Havana, 26th
uia Punta Rosa, Florida, state that the Spanish
steamer Ci1dad CoudU was wrecked. VI ths
seventy-nine persons aboard fourteen we're saved
The steamer Naua with the cable had arrived
The laying will be completed about the 4th August
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First BALE OF New Cotton.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-The first bale OF new cottor
was received to-day b. F. ". SIMs Co., from
Florida. Grade very inferior.
Attempt at Murder in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July "a man named GILMAN at
tempted The murder Of A. NEELY, an old citizen
this evening. Mr.. NEELY received severe wount
in the neck, but is thought now to be out of dan
ger. The difficulty was caused by dispute about
rent.
From New Orleans.