The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-10
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PARIS, April 9.-The Secretary of Foreign Affairs
has made soncilatory speech, which has had the
effect Of greatly hssering the panic.
LONDON, April 9.-The Liberals split in the
House on the Reform Bill, and the Derby Ministry
is now regarded as safe s-tsa
M LONDON, April 9-Noon. n.-Consols declined /
since opening; quoted at 90. Wheat advanced Sd.
Corn advanced Sd, Other markets unchanged.
LONDON, April 9-Consols 9O{. Bonds TAI.
LONDON April 9-EveninG .-Consols 90a Bonds
74l. III fi.,l.i
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Cotton quiet; probable
sales 5000 :Middlng Uplands 12sd.; Orleans 12Id.
Tallow 44s Cd. Turpentne 37s. Common Rosin
! 81. 3D.; Fine .16s.. Hft
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Evening. closed
quiet no improvement in prices sales 5000 bales
Manchester news unfavorable Yarns and goods
declining, Breadstufs active and buoyant Pro-
Visions unchanged w
Warrington News. "T NJ
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Agricultural Com
missioner NEWTON has appointed the Hon THEo.
G. PETEEs, Of Maryland, and lately President OF
the New York Agricultural Society, the agent for
the distribution oiseeds in the South, to perfect
Southern Agricultural correspondence, and to co
operate in the reorganization and Improvement Of
Southern Agriculture. N..H
In the Senate resolution was passed directing
the Secretary Of gs- to report the ns.e and -acL
OF the Volunteer Officers now in the service under
what law they were retained, and whether their
1nuster-out would be detrimental to the service.
The new standing rule that resolutions calling
on the President or heads Of the Departments for
information be referred to the Standing Commit
tees, was introduced
The Senate then went into Executive session. =;
JAMES A. BAYARD has been spponted Senator
from Delaware vice RIDDLE, deceased.
The Cabinet session was prolonged to 2 o'clock.
The people Of Maryland vote tomorrow pro or
con the Convention and the citizens Of Baltimore
vote on the Sunday street cars. =
The Democrats and Conservatives carried the
Hagerstown municipal eloctions.
Major CHARLES A MORGAN commands Fort Dela-
ware. iua& ,... @sE u
The vote rejecting General soL- MEREDITH nas
been reconsidered. He was confirmed Surveyor
General of Montalla.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day are over
500, 900. -S5.A s >-s -.f.sis
The Russian Tresty has been savorably reported
'byathe Committee on Foreign Relations.F 1T was
briefly discussed and laid over. ;:.
IL The President nominated JoHN p! STOCKTON to
the Austrian Ministry, and Col. CAPRoN, Of Hi
! nois, as Commissioner Of Agriculture. \
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two or three dissenting votes. ;. :,.. y.
The President has paEdoned e.. B. VANCE, lately
Governor Of North Carolina, on the recommends
tion Of IL Senators and % Representatives. Among
them Governors BRA16LE11E, LE11E, sHARKE9, PARSONS,
Mayor EoFFbAE and HORACE GREELEY. 1a:a
LOUIS soHADE, who defended Wmz, has ad-
dressed q letter to the American people alleging
WnRz's innocence. Et.'- !.
me ne sloopa Sennonton, recently sunk In North
Rlver, s has been raised: body: was found lashed
. to;the mast. ;E....y 5s :.....s :tf5 Il
\ a IRE TOOK place at Petroba Caaadas West, on
Sunday. Two ,glrss, one eight, and the other
twenty-one years @age, .perashed. 49,: .r,s!: -&
AL t1e oood T. ,,e I1n;t,d statas
nent in aecnrine he assa treatment 81 NEAT
nt111Aa;ad hia followers. il case tayfe into the
handa e tha Iifoialss at oneratatu: sOn ne 9Th
MIR. SEWARD repledshas he had telegraphed Minis
ter CAa1PBE1l TO send 8 swift messenger to JUAREz
conveying the request thst all possible leniency be
that he had placed copy Of his ii the
hands Of Minister Ron1ERo,s who had promised to
inform JUAnEz Of The wishes Of the United States
Government. On the same day Minister CAMPBELL.
telegraphed that he had sent the messenger as di-
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ony, w. vo'et' sne ls
80 = sls +;
F-s ~. y,
AID for the south. t5E !, i
Nrw yopr Ans, "a !s,-ha atntra ab;,, ao,;sf 1;
,ts -. 80 -s.
ioao VIII for the suerers IN the
South :ss:@ y ~ @ ;'f :: < A l,:' 81
~. Aro1srrs apr has consented to aIow al his
,;1,ats ,-.,,ar-- 80 - - s1SSo,., 80. =
prlVa'Se ganesy OF .palne.ngsco % thrown open 70
the public for five days. for. the benefit Of the La
dies Southern Relief Association. b! :Fs,,s* ;,1