The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-26
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Our Cable Dispatches.


4 special commission tries the Manchester
rioters.
collision took place at Limerick between the
people and soldiers seven OF the former were
bayoneted, and one is dead. The soldiers are con-
demned.
The Roman Government is concentrating troops.
Italy is sending troops to the frontier. Many
arrests have been made in Rome. Troops lett
France for Rome (?l. A Florence dispatch sa, $
that GARBALpI has been arrested by the Italian
forces when crossing the frontier.
BISMARCK declared in the North German Par
lament, if the German nation wished to unite,
there is no power strong enough to prevent the
union.
PER1ERE has resigned the Presidency of the
Credit lNoba,er.
special from Florence says that GARIBALDI
has been confined in the fortress of Aessandrla:
His Italian companions are prisoners. His NUM-
tions have been seized There is intense excite
ment
ToULoN, September 25.-The transports and war
vessels were ready to assist the Pope if necessary
LONDON, September 25-Noon.-C Consols 81 ZIG.
Bonds 49,
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Noon. dull
and unchanged. Sales 10000 bales Breadstufs
quiet
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, September 25-2 P. NJ
Unchanged.
LONDON, September 25--Evening. g.-Consols
81 7-16 Bonds 73 Frankfort Bonds closed at
76l.
LIVERPOOL September 25-Evening g-Cotton
dull Middhng Upands 9td; Orleans 93d; sales
10000 bales.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, September 25.--It is said that
STEVENS has dropsy Of the chest.
Dispatches from Nashville to the President and
General GRANT state that the city authorities in-
tend holding the city election under the charter in
defiance of BRowNLow. The State authorities are
equally determined to hold the election under the
new franchise laws. General THOMAS is ordered to
Nashville, with instructions to maintain order, but
otherwise not to interfere.
Revenue receipts to-day amount to 1896, 600.
Gen. HANCOCK had an interview both with the
President and Gen. Oh mt.
The depredat. .ons attributed to the Crows have
been committed by the Arrapahos.
Gen. SHERIDAN left to-day for Philadelphia.
bet has been made here for $4,000 to $4,000 on
Pennsylvania going Democratic.
Secretary SEWARD writes to the United States
Consul at Toronto to-day, returning DIR. LUKE
BLAcKBURNs oath of allegiance. The letter con-
cludes: 'sThe Presidents proclamation offers no
immunity in this case.'
1t is understood that the ate Department by
no means desponds of fair settlement of the
Alabama claims, though delayed by the death OF
Sir FREDERICK BRUCE.
From Key West.
KEY WEST, September 25.-O'LAUaHLIN one of
the conspirators, is dead with feyer. The con-
sprators have been very attentive to the sick.
Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 25.-The deaths from
Yellow Fever to-day have been 6S.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND September 25.-Ex-oficers of the
Sailors and Soldiers Convention met to-day. One
hundred delegates we're present, and from all sec
tions of the State Gen. H. H. WELLS, Of Alexan-
dria, was President.
The Convention adopted set of resolutions
pledging itself to the support of the Reconstruc-
ton Acts, and to carry out the other points tele
graphed last night.
resolution to endorse the Radical platform
adopted by the State Convention OF April WAS
seconded by the only colored delegate present, but
was laid on the table.
Aresoluton urging the repeal of the usmy laws
of the State was adopted.
The Convention adjourned size dir.
Three ex-general officers we're among the dele
gates.
The following letter will be published in the
Whig of tomorrow
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, September "a, 1867
To Mr. James Mcdonald, Richmond, Va:
SRI have received your communication of
this date asking my decision of the question
whether delegates to the State Convention will be
required to take the oath prescribed by Act of
Congress for officers Of the United States, and by
section X Of the Act of July 10, 1867 for all per-
sons elected hereafter, or appointed to office In
said Mit.ry District under the so-called State or
municipal authority, or by detail or appointment
OF the District Commanders. In reply, have no
hesitation in saying that delegates to the State
Convention cannot be required TO take tho oath
referred to. Section X of the Act OF July ~ re-
fers to officers elected under the authority OF the
so-called Provisional or State Governments This
cannot be construed to include delegates to State
Convention elected under authority Of the Con-
gress Of the United States.
No oath whatever has been described by law for
delegates to the State Convention, and there is no
authority competent but Congress to describe such
oath. The only restriction imposed upon the re-
gistered voters in the election Of their delegates to
the Convention, is that contained in the 5th sec
ton of March 2, viz: "No person excluded from
the privilege of holding Office by the said proposed
amendment Of the Constitution OF the United
States, shall be eligible to election as member OF
a Convention to frame C,lstitution for any OF
the said rebel States"
Yours very respectfully,
]. NJ. SCHOFIELD,
Breyet Mai. Gen. U. 8. Army.
Marine Intelligence.
BosroN, September 25.-The steamship Upton,
hence for Charleston, has put into New London
with machinery disabled, and will be detained two
days.
New YORK, September 25.-Arrived-the steam
ship Manhattan, from Charleston, with the
steamer Georgia in tow.
Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Flour,' common lOc.
lower. Wheat, shade frmer. Corn lc. better.
Rice steady. Oats frmer. Pork s24.1O Lard and
whiskey quiet. Cotton dull ct 2+c. Freights
quiet, 5sa5sa Rosin quiet. Stocks active, I'M
proving. Money per cent. Sterlinss 9salOt.
Gold 1435. '62 Coupons 114i.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton declined 1c.; sales 1900 bales at %. Flour
State 81 75a1O 50; Southern So sOa13 IS. Wheat
quiet. Corn-Western Mixed 81 %. Pork heavy
at s24 81. Freishts firm. Stocks strong and i'm
proving. Money Gold 1432 '62 coupons lila
HAT.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Cotton very fiat;