The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03
From Europe per steamer.

mand unchanged; sales estimated at $4,000 bales
Uplands. at 15tl.
From Europe per Steamer.
New YORK, January 1.---Thc Barnscy coal mine
explosions are attributed to carclessness. black
smith descended g: The purpose Of shooting
horses, loft the top of his safety lump off, and his
head was blown off. g
In the insolvent case Of overcnd. Gurncy, s Co.,
nv1lSn million astefn the chanGeilor d
shall be paid.
The reported loss Of the steamer Golden Fleece
proves a wicked hoax @7
The bill for tho confederation Of the British
American Provinces is being prepared for the next
Parliament.
Napoleon's health was good
The Duke Of Oldcnburg has renounccd bis claim
to the Holstein succession in lieu of small terri
torisl grant and million thalcrs. .
y The visit Of the King Of Saxonv to the King Of
Prussia is regarded significant of sincere ALI
ance
Prussia supports the new line Of steamers be-
tween Gernlahay many and America eia southampton. on
The line will comprise scre7, steamers, with 4 ca
pacity Of carrying 100 first. 100 second. and GOO
The chief points of the proposition Of Italy to
the Pope 3s follows: Floroncc to be the capital
Of Italy; Cardinals to be Princes Of the Kingdom,
habitanta Of Rome to vcs vote whetIer they WI viii be
subjects of the Kingdom or Of the Pope; Rome TO
the Pope: the pope to crown Victor En1ane Rinm %
of Italy at Florence. This arrangement is to be
binding only during the life Of the present Pope.
except Russia, have resolved to protect the Holy
See; the Russian and American Representatives.
are s Sst s ox pBf fs5nce ThS M
hold Italy responsible for any violation of the
Pope:s temporal power.
China from Liverpool December 22d. ria Queens
town Esd, arrived here at O'clock this morning.
with Al passengers for Boston and II for this port
No further Fcnian arrests OF ofinportancc had oc-
cured up to the Chinas dep ,rturc
The news by this steamer has generally been an
ticipated by the cable
The total subscription in England to the funds
for the relief of the sufferers by the great fire at
Quebec had reached s30, 000 and it had been re-
solved to close the subscription lists.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times of
the ed, says: The opposition OF the pess to tho
army reorganization scheme was growing so de-
that it was runorcd yesterday that it would be
withdrawn. 4@
General News.
Ward, Jr., ut Clinton, fred last night by bur
glars. Mrs. Ward, in alarming tho family, was
shot just below the breast it is thought not dan
eezou,ly The burglars escaped with some watches
RICHMOND, VA January 1.-Snow alui ice pre-
vent the running of the street cars.
The negroes celebrated the emancipation. Rcv.
Hunnicutt spoke, denouncing Peirpoint aaG the
State Legislature. and said that Congress alone
was the frecdnlans hope The celebration passed
off unmolested.
RALEIGH. January 1.-The celebration of the
emancipation anniversary: to-day was very order
ly An address was delivered b: Governor Worth
and others.
INDIANAPOLIS, January IA fire occurred at
Richmond, Ind. involving loss Of $4,000. The
railroad depots, the telegraph Office. nrInbcr Of
hne stores and large quantity Of wheat and lard
were DESTROYED.
New YORK, January "a Havana letter Of De-
cember 26 states that the financial crisis had near
ly abated. The Banco Es!mgnol paid $500. 900 in
gold the first day Of the run; afterwards s25,0o0
per day. AL the banks have resumed payment.
aYnnnf n y, wi 49, sod 70
be hopelessly insolvcnt.
J. A. Jessie q Boston broker is reported to have
failed. Liabilities. half million.
AL the liquor in the lotcis at Brighton lla- .,cen
seized.
Thirty-folr Of thirty y-nnc blooded horses shipped
per Helvcta dicd IN hanSHu.
HARRISBURG Penn. January 2.-Govcrnor Cur
tins message says the present revenue will pay
the State debt in fifteen years He recommends a
tntional Amendment.
CoLUMnUs, ONO, january 2.-Tho Legislature is
assembled in extra session. The Governors mes
sage is confined to State affairs. Over million in
the Treasury. Tho finances of the State are in q
prosperous condition, and additional taxation is
necessary to meet occurring liabilities.
New YoRK, January 2.-Sailcd steamship Gran
ada for Charleston: with the cargo of the Andalu-
STA, which put back in distress, and could not
leave again yesterday. M
FORTRESS MONROE, January IA large fleet is
weatherbcund here. I'm 1%2
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Thc tariff report Of
authority, that the statements heretofore publish
ed, purportng to give the substance Of this report
are wholly fallaclOus and very wide of the truth.
The report canno. DO styled Free Trade report as
it recommends on increase OF the tariff wherever
It can be borne. It is simply plain, lucid, com
mon sense statement Of results Of patient and in
teligent investigation into tho condition OF our
Industrial afairs and the reason for the imposition
OF the tarn and the effect of certain rates upon
certain classes of commodities.
number of fraudulent claims, presented at tho
recommend to Congress on act, providing three
commissioners for each State, to hold sessions with
IN the State. and require claimants to appear in
But one negro, bright nluia!to. unknown hero,
presented himself at the Prcsi,nt's ovee to-day.
He was quietly received and hurried himself away.
Garrtt, John L. Fellour. John Il. Eakcn. Andrew
HuLter, H. F. Thomason Il. c. Newson, r. C.
'ssa Sense {ss v Watkins 4 and Hughes arrived
temen composing the committee are well.
MEsR91s, Tenn, January 1.-The colored pa
rade to-day passed Off very quietly.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 2.-Tile Governor,
speaking OF the Amendment, says that it contains
provisions which in tic wisdom Of The National
manent peace throughout the country and correct
the palpablc evil existing i'll the States lately in
rebellion and he is not without hope that the
Southern States will yet reconsider their rejection
Of the Amendment
ANNAPOLIS, Mp. January 2.-Il.e Legislature
has assembled and the message will be read to-
- D.. . .
The steamer Gettysburg has got off, but is una
BILE to 60 to sea.
New YonK, January 2.-The Washington special
OF the Commercial says that the Campbell-Shcr-
man mission has been abandoned. Campbell re-
celves leave to visit his home in Ohio, and Sher-
man ls expected in Washington next week. A
WAsH1EGToN, January 2,--'Thc United States
steamer Don leaves Annapolis on secret mission.
having on board Admra. Porter and Hon. Fredc.
rick Seward, Assistant Secretary Of Stale. Her
destination is believed to be the cstabshino t]1e
United states authority or. some islands rncentIv
discovered, it s undcr:o ood tho vessel viii nnt
be heard from until sho returns home. II ia not
true that General Grant accompanies the mission.
Boston, January 2..-Aftcr organization to-day
the Legislature heard sermon by the Roy. DR..
Warren, of Cambridge. o-
The bodies brought in tho Saxon from Phladel
phia were for dissection and had been legitimate
1y obtained. -2 .GS
RICHMOND, January 2.--It has boon showing all
day. The James River is b!ockaded by ice to the
mouth Of Warwick Creek. o .f3t$S
!, WAsH1seIoN: January 2.-Thc Arkansas Delega-
ton VISITS the President tomorrow.
William Atleo has bcon appointed Revenue In
spector for Louisiana. s
NEW YORK, January 1.-The steamer Delaware,
tor Charleston and Georgetown, s. c., has sailed
from this port. --17.8@ nm N
ALBANY, January 2.-Gov. Fenton recommends
the adoption OF the Constitutional Amendment
NEW YORK, January 2--The Paper Mills Of Cole,
Hall IL Dennison were burnt last nipEt Loss
SO, 900. Partly insured. So '','
Arrived from Charleston on the 18th, the Tlerese
at Marseilles. --'s -@.'--- -~ A.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-The stc,en,ent OF the
public debt Will not be ready for publication until