The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, March 13.-No more Fenian demon
st1ations have been reported.
MARCH l4.-The Fenian troubles modifedly con
tinue. The insurgents are refuged in the Wirtaw
where they are perishing from cold.
BERLIN, March 13.--Herr MUNoHAUzEN chal
legged voN BISMARCK for words uttered in debate
FLORENCE March 1.-THE result Of the cleo
tions is doubtful. GARIBALDI heads the opposl.
ton.
LONDON, March 14-Noon.-Consois 914 United
States Bonds 743.
LIVERPOOL March 14-Noon.-Cotton opens
firm, with continued activity sales 12OOO bales
Mi;ldling Uplands 13ld.; Orleans 1ssd: There is
an improved feeling ut Manchester. Both Goods
and Yarns have advanced. Corn 10 advanced to
3Ss. GIL. Tallow As. RosiI-Common Whining
ton 9s Sd Turpentine SIS. Cd.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The House adjourned
at half-past 12, and no business was do-e.
In the Senate, the House Bill suspending the
Act relieving tie Bou1IaNY heirs was referred to
the Committee on Private Claims. After other un-
important business, the consideration OF the Re-
construction Supplemental Bill was resumed. An
amendment was offered providing that at elections
for delegates the vote Of the people whether they
desired a. Convention should be taken. The
amendment gave rise to an earnest debate, the
chief argument in its favor being If such vote IA
yoring the Convention would make it constitution
al II was opposed principally on account of OPEN
ing tho door to delay and irreguarity in restoring
the States to representation.
The debate indicated that the majority consider
ed early restoration as vital to financial interest
and involved matters too important for technical
trihing.
Mr. JOHNSON doubted the long existence of the
Government with ten States out.
Mr. MORTON opposed allowing rebels to say
whether they desired Convention.
The amendment was defeated. The following
was the vote: Yeas-CAnfERoN, CHANDLER, DRAKE,
FERRY FEssENDEa, FOWLER, HARLAN, HOWARD,
HOWE, MORGAN, MORRILL, Of Maine, MoRR1LL of
Vermont, PATrERs1S of New Hampshire SUMNER,
THAyEn Upton, 1VADE-17; Nays 81.
An amendment making the vote by close ballot
consttntionally perpetual, was argued until the
Senate went into executive session. .' "
Marine News.
NEW York, March 14.-Arrived steamships
Iosoa and City Of Cork s..
Bosros, Mar h 14.-The steamship Africa has
arriTs ID from Liverpool.
Massachusetts, Politics. r
Bosros, March 14-The Lower House Of the
Massachusetts Legislature have passed the Con-
stitutional Amendment
New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, March 14.s Stocks steady. Money
CAT per cont Exchange, sight 81. Flour 15a25c.
better, superfne State ss soas10 q. Southern
SO s0asl6 so. Wheat 3a5c. better. Corn excited;
sa4c. better. Western mixed s115a$1 18. Pork
dull new mess $40 5cas22 56l. Lard quiet, in
barrels 12a1ss. Whiskey quiet. Peas quiet Cot
ton Imer AIiddling Uplands 30aS03.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton frmer, but less active under higher
prices sales $50 bales, at Bic. Flour quiet, at an
advance Of 2Oa25c.; Mixed Western Corn 81 15a
49, Provisions quiet and steady ; Mess Pork
s22 s73. Whiskey quiet. Sugar heavy. Naval
Stores dull and lower ; Turpentine 703c.a1 Rosln
s4a8 SO. Freights active by steam, 916; by sail,
5-16a7-16. -.
Gold 34s.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 14s-Cohee firm. Sugar dull
and nominal. Rice dull Carolins.1o 1osa1o2. Flour
frmer. Wheat steady. Corn active and higher;
White s1.04a1.O7. Provisions higher. Mess Pork
s22.75 Whiskey in bond S0aS1c. 80.