The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-27
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FLORENCE, July 26.-Blron PATAzz1, Prime Mir
ister Of Italy, has offered to garrison the City
Rome with National troops, to protect it agains
SOUTHAMPTON, July 26.-The raft Nonparea ha
arrived. ALI well.
LONDON, July 26-Noon.-Consols, Oh; Bonds
"a 1916.
LNRpoo1, July -Noon.-Cotton sales 1000
bales; Uplands l04, Orleans 10s. Sales of the wee
72,OOO, for export and speculation 210O0. Stoc
$4,000 bales, whereof 1868 900 is American
Weather nnfavorable for crops. General market
,LoNDoN, July 26-2P. M.-Consols, s4s; Bonds
LIVERPOOL, July 26-2P. Motion firmer bu
not quotably higher. All other articles unchanged
South Carolina Republican Convention.
COLUMBIA, July 26.-The time was consumed to
day in the discussion and election Of officers II
the State Central Committee Of the Union Republic
can party. They have elected white President
and Treasurer, and one white Vice-President ano
Treasurer, and one Vice-President and Secretary
colored. One white delegate rendered his resig-
nation to-day. He could not subscribe to the plat
form adopted b. the Convention. In accepting it,
the President Of the Convention said that he was
glad to accept it, He did not want Judas
among them.
Resolutions were adopted that copy Of the
proceedings be transmitted to the President o.
the U.S., Gen. Sickles, and the Executive Com
mittee Of the party at Washington. The Conven-
tion adjourned tonight.
Accident ON the south Larolina Railroad.
COLUMBIA, July ga lad named Hancke, a
newsboy on the 8. G. R. R., was killed by the train
near Bamburg this morning.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Judge Fisher admits the
evidence regarding running trains, providing
Surratt was connected with them. half-dozen
witnesses testified against DR.. Bisselrs truthful
ness, others testified to his good character, say
ing that those who testified against him had u
church difficulty with Bissel. The evidence was
drawing to close, and it was supposed that tie
arguments would be lengthy.
The President has appointed Generals Sherman,
Harney and Terry, as members Of the Indian
Commission. The Commt 'sion assemblies at st.
Louis on the first proxmo.
Messrs. Patterson, Watson, and Representatives
Bromsll, Cullum, Logan, Schofeld, Kelly, ana
Paine, will stump Ohio for the Radical ticket
The internal revenue receipts to-day amount to
$8ls,OOO.
From kichmond.
RICHMOND, July 26.-TEe United States Court
commenced its session here to-day. Judge In
derwood in his charge said the Graad Jury would
have new class Of cases before them, in whlc;:
Illegal registration would be charged. He urgeo
moderation, as many had regis cred upon the
that Of the District Commander, and had not in
tended to have committed perjury. II any were
presented it should not b. the Ignorant, but the
prominent men who knew better.
The following Is an order from General Scho-
fields headquarters.
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, July 26, 1867.
Ist. In accordance with section 9Th of tho act OF
Congress- passed July 10, 1867, containing The
words Executive or Judicial officer in any StaGe, as
used IN the Registration oath, as prescribed
in the act Of March, 1857, paragraph Got 4, OF
No. 81 from these Headquarters, dated June
s, 1867, is hereby amended 10 read Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State. Audi
tor Of Pubic Accounts, Second Auditor,
Register Of the Land Office, State Treasurer, At
torney General, Sheriffs Sergeant Of lily, or Town
Commissions. County surveyors, Constables, Over
seers Of the Poor, Commissioners Of the Board oil
Public Works, Judges OF the Supreme Court,
Judges Of the Circuit Court, Judges of-the Court
of Hastings, Justices Of the County Courts, Mayor,
Recorder and Aldermen Of the City or Town, Coro-
ners, Escheators, Inspectors of Tobacco, Flour,
&C., Clerks Of the Supreme, District, County
and Circuit Courts, and Of the Court Of Hust-
ings. Attorneys for the Commonw alth,
Cd Boards Of Registration will be governed by the
above amended hsts Of Executive and Judicial
officers in revising the registration at the second
session Of the boards TO be held as required by
Par. II Of the regulations published III General
Order, No: % from these Headquarters dated
Of rejected, the names Of all persons who may |
have been improperly registered and Will register
all persons entitled to vote, who may have faliea
from any cause whatever to be registered at the
first session Of the Board.
From Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-At Galveston To-Day,
the Government employees lately sent TO WORK at
the frontier rosts were reported sunerlns rar m0m
antined and five deaths were takln6 place among
The. freedmen at Alytown were also suffering
From Galveston.
GALVESTON, July 26.-The steamer Tartar has
arrived from Wilmington, Delaware, to run De-
tween Galveston and Brazos.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, July 26.-Heavy showers to-day with
indications Of continuance OF favorable accounts
from the interior regarding tho crops.
TWO colored children were killed by lightning.
The freedmen are holding meetings throughou
the State, and we're addressed by Radical speakers
white and black, who urge upon the freedmen the
duty and necessity Of supporting their party.
From New Orleans
New ORLEANS, July 25-The American Drlg
Robertson, from Havana has arrived at the Pass
POuie this evening, having on board twenty-three
coolies. Other shipments in smaller numbers
have already arrived, and are at work on planta-
tions.
Enaisrants I'm British Honduras.
New YoRK, July N.-A letter from Brltleh Hon,
duras, July IS, says another steamer had arrived
from the United States with o large NUMBER u
emierants. As an inducement to settlers the
Legislature exempts all settlers from duties ana
taxes for three years, and admits stock, imple-
ments, furniture and provisions free; 1t moreover
gives land and money to able bodied settlers.
Meade to Superscde sheridan.
New oRK, July 26.-A dispatch 10 the Her0d
saws that Meade has been selected to succeed
Sheridan when the President gets ready to move
In the matter.
From Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, July 26.-It is reported that at the
riot at Rodgersvile shot was fired at Etheridge.
Continued yolleys were fred by both parties; white
Conservative and black Radical. Seven were NOR
tally and thirty slightly wounded. Etheridge was
uninjured.
From Indianapolis.
T,rn, ,rIporIs Julv 26-The Hon, Daniel Mckee,