The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

executed between the New York Associated Press
and the Western Association. This adjustment
will take effect Saturday night, January 90, 1867.
s. ". G. PRINCE, President n. T, Asso Press.
MANTON MARBLE, Tho World.
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Cur Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January 1O-Noon.-The Cotton
market is steady to-day at the decline Of ycster-
day. The sales are ee timated at 5000 bales.
Middhng Uplands ase quoted at 14sd.
sa.ste2 GENERAL NEWS.
LONDON, January l0-Noon.-The Times, Of this
morning, arrives at the conclusion that the pro
posed impeachment of President johnson fore
shadows revolution in the United States, and
points out the dangers of such proceeding.
FLORENCE, January 10-Noon.-Razim Bey, the
Turkish Minister to Italy, will, it is said, shortly
be withdrawn, and accredited to the United States
LONDON, January 10-Noon.-The Reformers
have come to the decision not to make their pro-
posed demonstration upon the assembling OF Par.
Lament, by the presentation OF mass petitions DC
manding reform. They will take the better colIsc
and permit the question Of reform t. before
Parliament in tho customary without en-
deavoring to fores thereby disorderly denonstra-
TsJasfE, January 10.!sessAtlvices from the Greek
Islands state that the revolution is
spreading, and that a formidable uprising OF the
people has soccuned in other islands:
FIoRENCE January 10-Noon.---The report is
current lin. eemi-oficial quarters that the Italian
Government has determined 10: -estoTe ali the
property of the Church which has been confscated,
on condition Of the payment Of heavy indemnify.
-CoNsTANTNoPLE, January l0-Nooo.-
The int catiors Of serious trouble between Turkey
and Greece are increasing, and the Porte continues
to send troopsto the Greek frontier.
PARIS, January 10.-The rumor has: obtained
currency on apparently trustworthy authority,
that Austris, France and Italy have entered into
an alliance on the Eastern question, and that
Russia and Prussia have made a similar agree
1nent.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January 10.-In the House to-day
the woolgrowers Of Ohio nave petitoned for the
passage Of the House Tariff Bill. The segar
tax. Several Lake Cities petitioned for harbor i'm
provements. A petition that the duty on flax seed
be fixed at thirty cents Was presented. a bill to
refund the duties on railroad iron paid by the
Miami and St. Petersburg Railroad, was passed:
was taken up, and an amendment offered that no
member ;of the present; Congress- be entitled to
mileage, and the bill, then, was passed by
vote OF rs to. 9. This bill assemblies the For
tieth Congress- ct noon on the fourth March. a
bill securing the light Of franchise, &C.. to all
colors in territories organized or hereafter organ
lied, was passed by aYote Of "a to 8-nays, Bucka-
loo Hendricks Johnson, Norton. Patterson, Kid
die, Salisbury, Van sWinkle: A bill! regulating the
term of office, and including in it's provisions q
prohibition to Executive removals without the
consent of the Senate, was taken up and amended,
30 as to include Cabinet officers, and was pfesent-
ed to the House.
inquire into the expediency Of efecting improve
mentsi in the Lake Michigan harbor. The Military
Committee were instructed to inquire into the e1-
pediency OF o Bill for the benefit Of soldiers, who,
ted from their commands thereby losing, their
regular muster-out. The credentials OF Thomas
J. Foster and A. NJ. Branch, from the 9Th and Sd
Districts of Alabama, we're referred to the Com
postal matters were conside4 ID. a Bill declaring
the bridge over the mississippi, from New Albany,
Illinois, to. Clinton, Iowa, o post route, elected 8
vindichveid debate; in which Messrs. Alley OF Mas,
sachusetts, and Davis, OF New York, We're accused
burn, Of illinois, contended that the bridge injured
the,-:ade Of the Northwest to tho amount OF half
million Of dollars per annu1n.
The Assassination Committee OF the House OF
Representatives are awaiting tho arrival Of Sur
ed into the evidence already before them.
There seems to be a hitch on tho Nebraska Bill
which passed the Senate, and which is now before
the House. Some Radicals express the fear that
loop-hole through which the Southern States may
slip back into the Union.
The Bill declaring the bridge over tho Missis-
sippi at New Albany, Illinois, to be post road,
was passed. The Bill for the meeting Of the noxt
Congress- with the Senate amendments was
passed. A Bill amending all territorial acts so as
to allow franchise and other rights to oil citizens,
regardless Of race or. color, was passed. Tho Ne
braska Bill was under discussion, as amended by
the Senate, till the adjournment.
In the Senate, the amendment to include Cabi-
net officers was lost Pending other amendments,
the Senate adjourned
The following is Edmunds amendment added
to the Nebraska Bill as an additional section:
be it further enacted, that this act shall
take effect with the fundamental and perpetual
condition that within said Stats Of Nebraska thors
shall be no abudgenent or denial OF the exercise
of the elective franchise or of any other right to
any person by reason of race or color, excepting
Indians not. taxed And If any officer OF person
shall, contrary to this section, in any manner
abride or prevent the exercise Of such rights for
such cause he shall be punished by fine Of not
less than FIVE hundred, and not more than five
thousand dollars thing in the Constitution or
laws Of said State 10 tho contrary notwithstand-
ing" IL On = %
Nays-Buckaloo,s Cowan, Dixon, Doohttle, Eos
ter, Grmes,S Hendricks and Howard 81
AyeB-Johnson, Morgan, Neshith, Norton, Pat
terson, Riddell, Salisbury and Williams.
Washington News.