The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21
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Our Cable Dispatches
.RpooL, january Is, P. Mt

LIVERPOOL, January Is, P. M.--Thc Cotton mar
ket is without quotable change. Brcatstnifs &C
tive. Corn scarce and prico advanced to ABS: PEI
quarter for mixed. The market for Western Whea
is frmcr, and prices tend upward. Coffee saleablt
at 6l@G3s. per cwt. OF 112 lbs. for Rio. Lard sos
per cwt. fl American.
LONDON, January lS-G y Alt IL reported
that Queen Victoria will visit the Paris Exposition
calling thero while on her way to Germany.
L1vEnpooL, January lS.-Adviccs from Nlanches
ter unfavorable The market for Goods and Yarns
in that city is dull.
LONDON, January l8-Evening Consols for mo.
ney 904.
American Securities closed as follows: United
States Fiye-twenties 724. Illinois Centrals 81 /
@Eries 433.
ATHENS, January 19.-Advices received from the
another battle with 1--WE Thousand Turks, and they
claim victory. The Crctan Assembly has issued
cal to all the powers of Europe to send agents to
Gambia to witness and report on the condition OF
the country.
VIENNA, January 19.-The Porte has agreed to
evacuate tho forts held by the Turkish troops in
the Principality Of Seryia.
LIVERPOOL, .nuary -Eyen:ng.-Cotton dull;
sales 5000 bales; closed at 145d. % b. The market
for Breadstufs active and buoyant Corn has ad-
vanced, and is sold at 43s Cd. p quarter.
LONDON, January 19-Evening IF. rty-one per-
sons are reported to be lost by the breaking OF the
ice in Regents Park, and others known to be on
the lake at the time are still missing.
LIVERPOOL, january 19-Evening.-An unusual
and intense cold season has aggravated the dis
tresses Of the poor in this city that it resulted to-
day in bread riot in the streets, but the disturb
ance was not of a serious character.
QUEENSTOWN, January 19.-Ihe steamship Pal-
myra from New York, touched here to day.
LONDON January 19.-Garibaldi, at the request
of American friends, has written lctter giving his
opinion on affairs in the United States and applauds
the election Of -,
LONDON, January 1s-Evening.-consols, 9o};
Five-twenties, 72s.
PARIS, January 1s.-United States bonds are
PARIS, January 20.-The Emperor has issued or.
important decree. It orders that the debate Oh
the address Of the Chambers, in reply te inc
speech from the throne, shall be discontinued. 1t
grants to the Legislative body the right Of ques-
tioning the Government and proposes that the
Courts that the stamp dulles be reduced, that the
right Of the people to meet in public places shall
be hindered only by the regulations necessary for
the public safety. The decree concludes by de-
clarng that these reforms will crowd the edlice OF
q State founded upon the national will. Tho menu
be,s of the Cabinet have sent their signations
to 6eEmperor.
TRIESTE, January 20.-Reports from Miramar
state that the Empress Carotta has quite recover
ed from her severe illness:
VIENNA, January 20.-The patent for the reor-
ganization of the Austrian army will not be carried
out.
ATHENS, January 2O.-The Greek Government
has sent General Kabcrgis on special mission to
the United States
MADRID, January 20.-It is reported that the
Government of Spain is about to send Fasundijoric
as Minister to the United States.
ment opened yesterday. The King in his speech
said that Sweden would always endeavor 10 remain
neutral in the various differences between differ
ent European Powers.