The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-22

creased efforts have been N AIDE to guard the whole
frontier. Italy is greatly excited at the threat OF
French intervention. Rome reports to Friday
state that atsthe fight ativesolS during (Which the
Papal troops recaptured the town. tile ~Garibaldi-
ans suffered q heavy loss.
LoSDos. Pst6eoral4 Noon oohsOls pq B4nda
aLtvEirSoa4s October Al Noon Cottdnsarmerl
estimated sales 10000 bales. Uplands SID; Or
leans SBd. Breadstuffss quiet and unchanged.
Produce and Provisions unchanged.
yxasht nston, News. ~ 50
WAsH1wGToN,A October 21.-General Grant has
ordered the trial of Captain shaaf for the murder
OF Colonel Shepherd, near Mobile.
The Mexican grant in California, called Zabrante
de San JAesntof has beep oonfrmed 10 EIaFia dol
Rosano ds-Agaase.. TbS traos.ssmSbrsao i $4,000
acres, within eighteen miles of San Antonio.
There has been $1,87 900 expended on recon
strgctson taaasst? eGG3sEj.LI&S. i
Inc revenue receipts to-day amount to $452 900.
The indebtedness Of Southern railroads amount
to From six ID sSvsn migions Vi ~ss,ss az
Admiral Porter's steam launch exploded in the
Severn River, killing the chief engineer, Hoyt, en-
sinser CLARK, cockswain Shea, and q negro fire.
man; others injured.
Presbyterian synod.
BALTIMORE, October. As-The Synod, otter, q
long discHssion, referred the matter of.the geunion
Of the Old and New Schools to the Union Commit
tee, with the resolutions. of it's Presbyters. The
Synod hopes that it's action will lead to it's reunit-
ing the Church, not only in doetripei bptsin spirit
truth and love.
Negro Disturbanoe In ~iLchsnmaornita.'
RICHMOND, October N.--Thip afternoon, Hunni-
cult, in q speech on the Capitol Square, denounced
Northern men here. One Of them said he was a
id liar. The negroes attempted to mob hin.
They'caught an unoffending Dutchfnan, and wore
about to kill him, when the police rescued him.
The negroes followed to the station house, throw
ing stones, and acting very disorderly. All quiet
nov, end there y much excitement in regard to
tho elections.
Tho Fraser. & Co. Suit.
WASHINGTON. October 21.Judge Redard, OF Yer
mont, aails for England to eonIsuinmate the 5ettle-
ment OF Fraser, Trenholm & Co.. affairs, on the
basis adopted by the Government and American
Radical Meeting An
SAVANNAH, October IA large Radical mass
meeting was held to-day. About four Thousand
negroes and a few whites were present. The
meeting was addressed bye. q. Hopkins, Cleft,
and few other whites; Bradley Sims, and a few
negroes. There was! no disturbance until after
the meeting, when there wore several collisions
between the country and city. This was promptly
impressed by the police, and a few arrests made.
= FROM tNew Orleans.
NEW, ORLEANS, October 21.-Special O.ders No.
: 11Re declares the total vote Of the State or Louis
Jana, the election beld~ September 9th and 2sth,
1851. ON tAe ~aaestion OF Convention for the pur-
pose Of establishing /, Constitution aud civil gov
eminent for the State loyal 10 tho Union, to be
7s,I74,. OF WHICH d, 6s$ WIRE for cdanvsIissaon, 4ose
against, and IS blank. A majority of the whole
number registed having voted. and q majority of
votes cast being for Convention, as ,prescribed by
Acts of Congress-, delegates elected at said cleo
tion. as hereinafter named, are notified to assem-
BILE in Convention in. Mechanics Institute, at New
Orleans, La, on Saturday, November 2sd, 1857,
for the pm poses stated, according to Acts Of Con-
gress ofMarehi2d and asa, 1867. The order then
recapitulates the names Of the delegates elected.
Signed BY ooean4 Ut u BrRve b~Magor-aeneral
GEORGE 9da1 I. HARnr1s STUFF, A. A. A. G.
Yellow Fevcr Ina Molsale.uitlf
MOBILE, December 21-Thsre were six inter
ments for the two days, Il anll
Yellow Fever I'm nav orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct0S6r 21.-There were thirty
i've interments for the twenty-four hours up to
up to six thi this m.r ai nF5'y-0 H '0ls'n' same time
The weather has again become oppre ssivei7
warm, and the epidemic consequently ii not az
creasing. ~ nusyII .irui
q snip ioaii Cd -ennigirnnGs mas arrived from Eu-
rope. but were. not .peeInitted to come to the city.
The ship was ordered to anchor below the city ua-
ti!they shall be tekep on shoarda steamer and con-
veyed NYoqrthh .y without ending, ,.su bIlarr.sr
Marine Intelligence.
yWgyAsFsessN s1iaa! srhe ss44e44sbpGAbbh$ So
pho, from Now York, has arrived below. One of
tho boiler aues was blown ont and the fires extin.
guished. She will DO towedl up 70 the city this
morning. There is no serious damage ma l!I
FORTRESS MoNHoh, octoper' 2i.--Arrived. the
schooner Peacock from Galveston. There were
four cases OF yellow fever during the passage.
One died; the others have recovered. glJl: a1s
domestic markets.. w. 49, .'t.'
NOON DrsPITooth. '"''
New York, October q. AGold' a32. Stock
strong. Sterling time 81; Sight 9. Money 6; in
fair demand. '89" coupons 111b; new issue a..
104Ss l00s ; 1905 1O4s. Flour 16 a as lower.
Wheat 2aS lower. Corn a shade lower. Pork
' sls i '3 e rl sssa / taiss. "a RaE EIaaa Z at g.! e ss9ls
rather more active strained and common % 60 q
876. SIa{3iIf an II ;t,iiHyit
EVENING" DIsPADcH. ,YIi r1jsli
Cotton active and 10. ,hetter; ,sales 5000 bales;
Uplands 400. Flour, steady;s State So 70 o 10 60;
Southern $40; " . 4A54 Wheat Armer. Mixed
Western; Corn ~ .85 . / 40. Western Oats s0c.
Pork frfpsr at ga Ga. Lard heavy at 1s a ,14Ac.
Rise dull. susssir!11Musc0avasdo III Z iaiS. ctofssses
heavy. Turpentine Is aiS5aS.'' Rosin 50 60 q 8.
Freight easier Money Y % cont Steefling-time
81 . 50; sight Q q Of. Gold 14ss. go Coupons 111s.
p1 ssss aaseag 9 aslaps: w.t. 4 o assRBgs aj::' s ,sss
e choice Southern zsaa, e Sc SIS. Corn lower /;
white, 81 81 a 40; yellow, s1's7' . A. Oats, 10
and nominally unchanged. 4itsDrQ '%Lsp'S2t,
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