The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

uuEENBcOWN. Juu6 f.-4uo OiGy VI buDlll
touched. The ship Ceres, which left Bordeaux fo
New York, and put inso Fayal leaky, has been con
demned.
Pans, June IA carriage containing Napoleon
and the Cs r, which was returning from tht
Champ de N ..rs, wnere review had been given il
honor of the Ear, was fired into; whether to xii
Napoleon or the Gear, is unknown.
GLASGOW, June 1.-THE steamship st. Andrew
has arrived.
LONDON, June 7-Noen.-The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased $5S7,000 Money
quiet and steady. Consols 94a. Bonds IS.
LIVERPOOL, June 6-Noon.-The Brokers' Circu-
lar gives the sales Of the week at $1,000 bales, In
cluding "a 00) for spsculati IN and export. Sto,
are unusually heavy for the past week, being 14O,,
900 bs'as. The market to-day opens quiet; proba-
BILE sales 1900; Uplands ~; Orleans l1i.
LONDON, June 6-2P. M.-Consols advanced :
others unchanged.
LIvERpooL, June "a P. Motion easier.
Provisions and produce unchanged. Corn de-
cined.
LONDON, June 7.-yanborn Jasper, lecturer,
won three great prizes at Ascotts. -: =
LONDON, June 7-Eyenin g.-Consols s4l; Bonds
LIVERPOOL, June Evening. closed
quiet; Middling Uplands ~; Mddling Orleans
nt; sales 10000 bales. Manchester adyices not
favorable; Goods and Yarns all heavy. Bread
stuffs quiet, with downward tendency. Corn S7s.
Sd. Provisions unchanged. Lard advanced to
SOS. - = '.,',st r :. =
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The Presidential Party in North Carolina.
RA1E1eK, N. c., June THE Presidential party
to-day attended the commencement exercises at
the Chapel Hill University. They were escorted
thither by procession, including the scholars and
officers Of the institution and the Governor of the
State.
Before the war the average number Of pupils
be given tonight to the graduating class and at
tended by portion Of the graduating party.
The President and friends leave here on Friday
and return to Washington on Saturday afternoon.
rPETERsBuRa, June 7.-1he President and party
arrived here at O'Clock this evening, on their re-
turn to Washington, having been escorted thither
from Jarrats Depot, thirty miles from Petersburg,
by Mayor Collier and Committee Of the City
Council. The Mayor renewed the tender Of hosp
pitalities, formally offered by the municipal au-
thorihes. The President, while eratefnl: for the
manifestation Of blindness, regretted that his pub
lc engagements compelled him to decline the de
sired solourn fora day, as business; required his
immediate return TO, Washington.
The large concoufse at the hotel received tho
party With repeated cheers, and the President
having been called for, made q few remarks, ip
Wfiich ha said he had tried: to discharge his dnty
faithfully. BE had maile cohsciehtious conviction
his courage, tho public goed his aim the Consti-
tu9P big guide saa x shose ne would
Rope thst when he again came here it would be
under more favorable circumstances, with coun-
try whole, and peace and prosperity everywhere
prevailing. He was heartily cheered.
Secretary Seward, in response to o call, merely
remarked that they had heard from the President
exactly what he would say we're he to make 9
speech. sPosfmaster-G General Randall was expected
TO speak, and he briefly admonished all to forget
the strife Of the past. and to units for the fu-
.As the party renamed an hour IN Petersburg,
thew were handsomely entertained with supper,
and were TIE recipients Of marked attention. The