The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-01
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TELlEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.
FLORENCE, September berS0.-GARrBALDIh has written
letter from prison, saying that the Romans GER
tainy have the rights of the slave OF rising against
their oppcsssors that it is the duty OF the Italians
to help them; hopes. that his felow-patrlots are
undiscoursged, and WIN march on to the hbera-
ton of Rome The eyes of the world are upon
them and the nations anxiotsy await the result
Of their action. =
Later accounts represent the riots as serious
In some cities the mobs are fierce and obstinate;
the troops using bayonets; and occasionally pni-
let's. Many killed and wounded.
PARIS, September 8J.-The Marquis LeGfon8f
won Criterum and Omniun prizes at the Long
champ races.
4 Washington News.
WASHINGTON, September 3O.-m the report OF
the Commissioner of Agriculture for Auguat and
September he represents the wheat crop as not as
large as anticipated in July. Corn promises 4 fair
crop if frost does not irjure it. The army worm
made It's appearance In the cotton fields about the
1st Instant, and caused considerable apprehen-
sion in some quarters for the safety Of the CROP
Thexpotatoes are ,rotting badly in many OF the
large potxtc- growing States, and the yield will be
lestthan last year.
Owing to the severe weather last winter, the
wool thisysar is from hSato ten per cent. less
than last.
James NJ. Murphy. Nashville negro, has been
appointed by the Ssrgeaut-st-Arms of the United
sss& eealte,S member. Of the Capitol police
force.
strong prsssnreNis being brought to bear to
secure a modification of the recently promulgated
cotton regulations. Numerous letters haye been
received representing the routine for obtaining
Permits IS impracticable in many instances and
generally inconyenient The Treasury Depart
nlent has the matter under eonsid Iteration.
Our Consul at Demerara, unasr date of August
8, reports that the Yellow Fever has reappeared,
Irincipally among theseamepi infhe hsrbor,
Senior Don LUIS NoIENA, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from Nicaragua, presented letters of recall
.tothe President to-day. ~. ~ NJ II
~. Northern News.
BosiuN, September 9O.-ARoHIBALD FOSTER,
Brszihan Consul fis dead. 81, -.
KrESr, n g., September ,sO.-Thers has been
three inches of snow. A
New YORK, September SO.-The National Bank
Of Whitestown, N. Y, is reported failed.
The Rev. JOHN II. KREBs an old school Presby-
tsrian, is dead.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, September 9O.-The registration for
final revision will be opened BY order on the sth
October. - 80
Mr. sAANKs, OF the Congressional Committee to
.g- odd aA
crowd OF blacks this evening at the capital.
The split in the Republican party here is be-
coming more marked. Republican ward meetings
called for tonight have been repudiated by HuN-
MoUTr, the acknowledged leader Of the blacks.
In speaeh this evening he warned the blacks to
bewareAoY Northern dough-faces who are settled
among them and pretend to be republicans.
Colonel J. A BAxzs returned from Europe, and
has bsmonaredto relieve Major STONE, Comu'is-
sionsr of the Bureau at Petersburg.
FpANKhN STEARNEs, Conservative Republican,
hast bsenS 6omhatad for the Convention by a Re
publican meeting in the county. t.t
The Elections I'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, September S0.-It was perfectly
quiet on Saturday, the voting being confined
mainly to negroes and Strangers. The Mayor re-
ceded from his determination OF holding poll
under the charter of '5S; but the present officials
will keep aeir' plares until ousted by the courts
or bayonets. 'ji-f
Riot In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, September 80 One Bradley, Bos-
ton mulatto, has been several times arrested by the
military and civil authorities for swindng negroes
and exciting disturbances He had gathering
here of some 1000 negroes, mostly from the coun-
try; to-dSy. in the course of his harangue against
white men and in favor Of distribution OF lands,
the conservative negroes interrupted him, when
melee occurred. A large force OF police charged
through the crowd. The military came to their
aid, and together they cleared the square. The
muskets brought in. by the large band OF country
negroes were tafed by the police and turned over
to the military. large proportion CT the coloreo
population disapproye of BBADLET's proceedings,
and threaten to assass;nete him.
The entente cordiaie between the city govern
ment ansfths military affords great satisfaction to
all classes except the ignorant adhcrcnts OF Brsdi
ley.
The city is all quiet. A disturbance had been
threatened tonight between the country and Con-
the Chief Of Police, has given orders to arrest
every person, regardless of color or politics. The
military remains under arms, but their services
win probably NOT be needed. large number ef
the riotms have been arrested, and the rinslead-
ers will probably be sent to Fort Pulaski.
30 Yellow Fever TN Mobile.
MOBILE, September S0.-There were 80 deaths
from the fever here during the past two days.
Yellow Fover In New Orleans
New ORLEANS, September 9O-The interments
from yellow fes or for the "a hours ending Sunday
morning, we're 81; to this morning, 67.
Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, September 3O.-Stocks active and
strong. Money in fair demand at z per cent. Ster-
ling, sight 81; time 90. 62 coupons 11Ss. Flour
shade 6rmer. Wheat Ease. better. Corn Gale.
better. Osts quiet and steady. Pork dull, at