The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
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LONDON, October 5-Evenng ng.-Consols 81 5-l
Bonds 7lt
FRANKFORT. October 3.-Evening g.-Bonds I4t.
LIVERPOOL, October S-Evening. Cotton close
heavy under unfavorable trade report. Price
declined fully ID. Sales 10000 bales. Upland
8sd; Orleans 81. Breadstufs buoyant. Corn 4f'
Cd. Wheat 15s Sd others unchanged.
LONDON, October 9.-Noon. .-Advices from HON
Kong to the 1lth ult., states that the export
tea was seven million pounds. Consols unchans
ed. Bonds 7ls.
LIVERPOOL, October 9.-Noon.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000. Prices unchanged Breadstuns nrn
at yesterdays advance.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-2P. Motion declined
1-l6d. Sales will reach 1900 bales.
Washington News
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Secretary OF tn
Treasury has official information of the removal O
the export duty of s. per pipe on Madeira from
Portugal. To compensate, small tax has beef
placed on retail sales of beet. pork rice, fish AM
petroleum.
The customs authorities OF Cuba have issued al
order that goods must not be manifested to orde
when shipped TO that island.
General Sherman and Governor Parsons, of Ala
bama, were with the President to-day.
John G.. Godfrey has been appointed Collector o
Customs at st. Mary's, vice Rudolph, resigned.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, October 9.-General Schofeld let
here to-day for Washington, where he and the
other district commanders, it is stated, have been
called by the President
telegram to the Dispatch says that yesterda!
the United States authorities, who are returning to
owners farms in Norfolk county which have been
sauatted upon by blacks during the war. went to
Taylor's farm, on Willoughby's Point, but found
the blacks armed and refusing to evacuate. The
authorities retired. Many farms in that district
are similarly situated, and the negroes express de-
termination not to be driven of. In the case men
toned it was offered to transfer the negroes to Gen.
eral Wise's farm, but they refused. In the whole
city to-day not half a dozen registered.
Election Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Schuylkill County,
Democratic gains 70. previously reported Demo-
cratic loss 500.
Woodward Democrat, is elected in the Twelfth
Pennsylyania district
The Democratic majority in the State is about
nine thousand.
INDIANA, October 9-Scatteriug returns from
various psrts of the State show Democratic gains
Allen County, Democratic gain, 300. Indianapolis
City, Republican gain 400.
WASHINGTON October 9.-Pennsylvania correct
ed returns give the following Republican majori-
ties Chester, 1000; Susquehanna, 1900; Dauphin,
l4OO; Lebanon, 1O98 Democratic majorites Car
bon, 425; Luzerne, 1900; York, 5000; Bucks, $50;
Woodward Deul.), for vacancy, is probably elect
ed. He runs 700 behind the ticket in Luzerne
The Republicans here claim Ohio by 5000.
CINCINNATI, October e.-rhe Commercial of this
morning says, latest dispatches show such large
Democratic gains as TO leave the State ticket IN
doubt, and make the Legislature very doubtful
The Cleveland Lealer comedies Thurman's cleo
ton BY 5O0O The Columbus Journal on the other
hand, maintains the election of Hayes by small
uiajority 1t says the Republicans have small
majority in the House, but concede the Senate to
the Democrats by one majority.
The Cincinnati Gazette and the Commercial both
telegraph here that negro suffrage is defeated by
O,OOO, and the Legislature Democratic, but they
claim Hayes election by $500
Cary's maiority Is 994. Republican loss 2s0O
and the Amendment defeated by 5000 in Hamilton
county.
Private dispatches make Thurmans election
highly probable.
New YORK, October 9.-The Charter election IN
Newark, N. J., resulted in the election of Repub-
hcan Mayor by 35 votes-a Radical loss or 1900:
No figures from Iowa yet.