The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cnblo Dl.pntchcs.

souruAMrToS, Juno s.-'l'ho New York an
Northern Light touched
QvEESsro@N, June 3--Tle CITY Of sIanchcste
touched:
LIvEnpooI., juno a.-Tho slip or.rs, from Bor
dcaux, III ut Fuyal anil lenliy.
LONDON. June 3-Suon.-Conauls Oh. ES-diyi
dend Bonds 73l.
,LIvEnPooL juno 3-Ncon Cotton firm Mid
alng Uplnnds liz. Orleans lli. Estimated pnIrt
l5OOo: BreadstuiIs tluil. Corn S9s. Lard 49s
Cd; Tallow Hs. ohers unchanged.
LONDON, Juno -Evenng.-Slonuy not quito II
hlm CCnsols closed mt vi for money, UNcIrsv,
Of dividends. Bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, jane 3-Evening. Cotton firm ant
timat,s, and an advance in pr.eo. has been partni
Orleans, lid. Salos 2oooo % bates. Bsrads.aGiia ani
Naval Stores very dull NIL articles havo doolilicd
Common Eosii, U.s.; zinc, 13s. Spirits Turpch,
tine 33s.
The Prcsidents SOuthcrn Tour
WELDON, N. G., Juno 3-'rL prcsidont's part,
left Richmond this N rning betw,cn three and
were met by tho Mayor OF tho city and Genera
Stoneman.. They hero brcakfusted. Tho Mayor
expressed tho plciaure uf tho citizens in having
them Tor their guests, and said to tho Prcsidoni
that they would bo much gratiflod If tho party OF
thor return trip remain longer in Petersburg Than
bt Tho ba uo a on .ns % order st there
dent oxprossGd his thAntB for his kind reception
and hoped lo might in fuluro DO ablo 10 rcciprO-
cato.
Weldon was roactol ut 10 A. NJ.
;, RAIEIdn. June 3.-rhe President was met hy
Sir BaC B sseratary Of % State Mr. ta'H Hest G
truler, AIR. Bergin; U. $. Marshal Goudui,ch, and
also by Comni!ttoo Of tho City Council. Mr.. Bat
dent i'll bellalf Of tho pcople of North Carolina il
ls my grateful province to welcome you to our
State: Born md raised tomanllood On our soil,
you forty years ago, left borders to battle with
tho difficulties and strive for tho ruwards of the
Great West. After being crowned with tho most
distinguished hOnors by Tennessee, tho daughter
llrDlinn- IN pf
plo OF tnu United Statcs reached the highest point
to which human ambition eau attain. we bcli,vc
ers Of your Grent Office with SINCERE desire q
hual tho wounds nnd advance tho prosperity OF our
common country. On this Your rcturn 10 revisit
tho Acenes Of yonr oarly days wc extend to you n
cor 'ia greeting as our President, follow-citi-
zen, and our friend"
Tho President replied ''I have ITO language nde-
quato to express my feelings and emotions on this
occasion. shall not now recur 10 The scenes OF
my early lfe for il Inns not been my intenton or
desire TO make general remarks OH this tour but
thanks r tho manifestation OF tho respect of nly
fellow-citizens. I acknowledge 10 .ou, sir, aud
como which you have thus given to me i must
leayo you and othors to infer what ought To have
said il had venurod upon q full reply to the re-
sincerely anu heartily thank you" -.5 :
Mr: Baltic thon said: "slr. Secretary of State
and Sfr. Postmastqr-Gcncral,! am likewise COM
missioned TO offar you. 4 cordial welcome to our
State. Wo earnestly hopo that III your progress
you will pass your time agrcoably; and Oh your re-
turn VII retain pleasant Impressions OF our peop.c
Secretary. Seward replied: ''I can certainly sny
for myself, for do not undertake To s5cnk for IIr
Postmaster-Genoral Randall that hero, at tho
threshold OF North Carolina, find myself ulld
peculiar Embarrassment. tlnl tho Secretary of
the state OF tho United States oyorsiladowei by
the Secretary Of Stac FOR North carolina (tiis pro
duced laughter III tho crowd OWING to the marked
contrast between tho stature and weight of tho
two Secretaries, tho North Carolina Secretary be-
n mel n hnioI Il
heavy in praportion.) Mr.. Seward res med:
hope my respected and esteemed associate VIII
Travelling through tho state. camo s bore With WITH
hG ssSShSsn sS hs @ PEae aPs a GR his
fdeuco in his administration, and satisfied
because I can bear testimony before tho
people among whom ho was born, as havo ul-
ways cheerfuily done before ihe people of my own
native st tie, tho people of our common country
III word that Lis only object is u restoration OF
Union; satisfied still moro because believe his
conduct Of public affairs has boon, in nll respects
not only PATRIOTS, but wise. aud benefcent. I
the authorities Of North Carolina. AL The world
knows We OF tho national administration hold all
OF tho Federal Statoa closely within their proper
constitutional Spheres On tho other hand il be-
comes us to sliow, I trust we shall whlo we re-
main Hlain here, respect for all the proper rights of
the constituted authorities Of this ancient and
honorod Commonwealth"
The acknowledgement remarked: II also ro-
turn my thanks; tho only reason auppuso 1 am
not over-hadowcd, is boonuse tlcro il but one
Postmaster Gene al. Like my fTiend the Secretary
Of State, nlso fce much pride in yis ing North
Carolina. HonoreI because il is the birth place
Of tho honorable President o! thiA gr. ut lalion.
Proud Lccauso. tho ofliso OF President IL hgrcr
tn TIM the place oscupiei by any potontntc of the
prominent mnn "ho rosprescnts tho po,fer and in
stutions OF tho people and because ho, after tho
tribulat,on through which he has passed, has nh
II lie
ou! ths land, aal that We nipyn all respects ho
know this Is lie feeling which "a apinates Inn a''um tho
President, AZ VOL ns tho grent mass Of the Amori
may hnyo ono body, md that n sound onc-ono
faith, and that for the glory Of the Republl."
suaS ep the a na re-
ces on thu wy to 1eloigh. Many persons, white
and blaek approaohed the cars to shake hands
the incidents, ,al old negro Woman rushing through
the crowd at Warr6n Depot, seized tho pacsitonl's
hand, exclsimGd . iress do Lord iso been pray
dat might soc do Prcsideht.n
4nsSi him y cSsak Johnson, dats @ good " nnns.
It will not Disgrace You you do not disgrace it,"
fahEIoa Id Jnp" !, s.Ihe party arrived at PM.
eheciei on landing Gener,s sckios, kisS ir,s mni Snd
Mllos, were Mt the depot. Rcpeated cheers ior the
Presidont was given. Mayor Haywood addrcssrd
tho President follows:
ALLOW mo, sir, in behalf Of tho City Council and
citizens generally, to tondcr 10 yon Il cordial wcl-
como to tho hospitaics Of Tie City OF Ialei III
trust sir, the visit you make to yonr II tive
State and city, after III abscrco OF many
years, may bo ngreeaLe to yoursrif
and friends, who accompany YOU, us
know IL will bo pleasant to Uul people. Many OF
tho friends and associates Of your youthful tIays
have passed. away; but there ar, htf some rotnn,n-
ing, WHO Will bo delighted to honor ono wo.has by
nus own exertons assembled tho ladder uf fame st,p
by step, t0 its topmoat round tho proud nud hon.
ofablu position OF President Of tho Unitod States
OF America S ~ '~S
The President responded by remarkine that il
would ~ niioctat,on in him wcro lo to say that ho
WAS lhuiicrc.it or Inseusbc To this manifestation
ne could not prove false To his nature or his man
hood Such n welcome as this from thusn wj,n
haa KNOWN linn first and longest ON his return
70 his native ity was highly appreciated, Ho had
hnthnR further to say tnun TO tender to Tho Ma,or
and those whom ho represented, h,s thanks for
thiH cordial wo.coMe." 'Vi w
Tho procession vas formed tho Prosident bcin,
accompanied ny military escort. Ho wns chour.
Gu hs ho passed through the Iriilcpal Streets On
arriving ut tho Tarburuugh Hotel, ho proceeded
TO tho portco, iIIu was there iutroducnd In tIc
!. "Goutlemcn aud Ladies', have tho homer In H..
.troduco to you His Excullcncy Andrew JoInsan
President OF tho United Sttos. lie visits Inc civ
OF his nativity, at tho invitation OF itI ciznns n
be present at tho erection OF monument 10 com
momOrat0 the worth Of his father. As tho Erccm
two Of North Carolina / otfor him a cyr,Iiai wei
como nom our wholu people, / deem u inannrn-
priato to the occasion to alude 10 any of tho pol
tical questions which now divide public opinion.