The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

Indians, and indemnity for villages and other pro-
perty wantonly destroyed SSH ,,.,,
The Vice-Consul at Havana ofnclallY LePorts
that Yellow Fever e1sts there with much viru-
lence.S srs:,
| 1t is expected that the Presdent's veto to the
Supplemental Reconstruction Bill will be sent In
on Tues day, when Congress, alter passing IL over
The nexican Minister here denies that Senor
Atamariano whose newspaper arlee, severely
commenting on the interposltlop OF th' 'nted
States in behalf Of Ma1mlllan mas DeSi eAeen- 5at
sively published, is member OF Juarez OaDines'
| as has been charged
| A lengthy memorandum has been issued uom
the State Department answering NaptnagyiS
application for Santa Annas felel, giving aeIal-
ed account of the latter's movements ana pu5-
poses. The document is signed by MIR. Seward,
| and concludes ''Upon this review OF the Iacts, ~
! seems proper that the Government snoua @alC
| for further and more definite lnformation pelore
entering upon communication IN reiauo3 70 tne
complaints Of MIR. Napthagyis with the Govern
ment of Mexico That nation seems at last to have |
triunphed over all Of its INTERNAL anu ,orelen enc.
miles, and to have reached a crlsls Where, u ieIt
| alone it may be expected to restore tranquilty,
and to reorganize itself on . permanent founda-
| ton of union, freedom and republican govern
ment. Only some great national injury wrong OF
offence. would Justify this Government IN suddenly
assuming hostile or D, even aaeo an "nr'enay
| MIR. Seward also says, that during considerable
part Of tho time in which Mexico mas oeen tns
theatre of civil war, an armed military anu naVal
force has been maintained by the United states on
the Rio Grande and in the waters around the ports
of Mexico amongs otherpurposes, to prevent ana
defeat the invasion 81 that republic by any mill
tary and naval expeditions which might be set on
foot in the United States.s f.a z 8
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, July 1s-Reglstraton closed in
this city to-day The colored majority is Ills.
A company, with s526,OoO capital paid up, was
formed to-day, for the purpose OF purcnasing iand
in Virginia for the erection OF manufactures and
developing the mineral resources OF the State.
E. s. Hamlin, Of Ohio, .is President, and Thosi T.
Wynne, of Virginia, secresry. = ~
From Virginia. !
RICHMOND. july Il. 2.AThe convention met at the
White Su lpbur Springs to devise means. the
completionof the Coyingtpp and Ohio roar, t9sthe
Ohio rivery adjodraed yesterday after a two days
session. - Z.I.Y tai .s;b
virginia and nine counties Of Virginia, were rep
point presided sseverai capitalists tweres present
from New York and Philadelphia; On taking the
chair, Gov. Pierpoint mdde a speech. predicting
chat if the building OF the road was persevered In,
the Federal Government would aid it and lay
double track to meet the: demand OF the sgreat
West. l... ,,3
The committee reported resolutions one of them
declaring that five millions should be ralsed iar I'M tne
completion Of the road by Virginia and West Vlr-
ginia. ,,,,,,...-t :, ,,,,...,,,.;,,..
During the debate NJ Of a1 ssna e
b,,ild,n,e tbe ROAD and another gentleman became
one % Of hundred hun Is subscribe fse thousand dol
lars each, 'lf ~ p .sr! 0.....a.
"a "A teieersm to the Dispatch says the committees
resolutions were adopted, and the convention ad-
iourred sine die. ~. ~ ~ = 49,, .el 25,,
Meet Meetings OF citizens were held in Rappahanneck
county and tDanville yesterday, at which The Re-
publican platform was adopted, and delegates sent
I'M, m w snS q Sh tEi am the Hon Wn, M TredWay
batb es.members Of Congress-, participated in the
litter meeting. -, 80 l:,af n,.. sos.
The Whip has accounts Of various other meetings
Of similar character in the State arsf ..l. =?
.y From New York; ~ H..ls'l
New YORK. July 19.-Two Mexican fIlibusterfng
expeditions arepns foot here. 1O6e in Buffalo is
f;Gng np RAPIDLY. ,.,,-.., 3. sysA
-Ae y - Il
sI.-rq., r,sS,y From, ,PennsyIvania.
cotton midi exploded today one OF the poiters %gs
carried over square. Inc engiaeer mas @ Aneu lueu,
The superlntendents legs ana one arm were
broken; several women were sea!dea. anu coh'.
siderable t at portion OF tne Iacsory Is III fuiS ~
- iei4 s:n From the West. ..,s. .-.Is % A..
NJ. ns.0 a,t civ c.vaIpymo were.ea I
TSrs aaSe ag1s gnu SAY rnsn s,s ;"tn the non
Inc soiuers were uryen my ele iStS. - ~
commissioned ofiioer was captured sorsprea ana
Th;rsee negro soldiers have died OF cholera at
fort harRer,n iHrs,gg- z. I. .,-Ls.''' ''' ',''
Eror, Mohile. - ..rr
Moarn Inlvd d1S.c~Two hundred and sixty-six
y,;..s and ono thousand four hundred and twenty
oiora5 ras;sterad in The seyAnth ward this
sesL. totaI nnS,beT .yepistered in the, city five
th,,,ond 80. abt hnnd,af and sonrfeer, '';d '
rGeoroe n. Hiiiard iour inspector, shot himself
tbS1ayse al -.J37'fsE19 :. q ~ 80
80.
- EUg, - 50 From Texas.
iGALvEsTos, July 1.-Two registers OF tho
Washington (Texas) district were shot yesterday
aud badly wounded. .5..- I; go .le. ' 49,.
NEW ORLEANS, July 12-In Galveston no cases
Of yellow fever have occurred in eight OF ten days.
Dispatches from military headquarters from lr-
dianois report the increase Of the epidemic there
among citizens; no cases among the troops; hye
cases occurred each on the Sd and 4th. There
were five deaths out OF o hundred and twenty
cases. Physicians disagree as to the character OF
the disease. ,..t5. s;tst..-EF3t
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From CadioTnia. %
sAS fRAN1lsGo, guiy tSEn eonsSauenoo e,oOar' VI
Dad oreak !eiIoW jacket Minng st9chs ate S6on
ally lower yellow Jacket sold to-day at sSOO'
idechne OF $1O0 Within o lew days..
s,.. .. >.z->---. us'
NEW ORLEANS, July 1s.-The following procla-
nation is being circulated on. the Rlo Grande
borders: ',iln ~ I;i5,' y -, ...,s,
Americans = Shall civilized people OF great
nation stand passive, and by their silence assent TO
the most barbarous act Of the nineteenth century,
the bntchey, in cold ,blood, by mongre race or
Gpd-forssken wretches, OF q man who by treach-
cry, became prisoner Of war Forwhat else was
tainly not flbuster, for he would not consent to
become their Emperor until large and powerful
government waited On him in Europe and pressed
his acceptance of the Mexican Grown, and which
he only accepted otter much reluctance.
.F History teaches that the Mexican people for
nearly the last century have been incapable Of self
world that he wns the best ruler they ever had,
and WAS doing ali That wise man could do to de-
veion the resources Of that country until betrayed
by Judas Iscariot, in whom he had trusted. = -,