The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-30
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LONDON, April 9-Noon.-Consolss s14. Bonds "
FRANKFORT, April *. Bonds 76.
PARIS. April 2s.-Bonds 80 Rentes G7 francs s.
centimcs. s%i E.sf Sc ,.E E
LIVERPOOL, April 29-Noon.- excited
Sales 25, 900 bales: Middling Uplands H. Mid
ding Orleans 125. Breadstu6s firm. Turpentin,
S6s. Cd. Common Rosin ss. Tallow 40s 5
SOUTHAMPTON, April q. 9.l-The Herman touched
here to-day.
LONDON, April 2s-2 P. M.-Bonds ia. :
,t.. IavERpooI, April % 2 P. M.-Cotton very ac
tive since noon; advanced aa4d. AIiddli,1s 1915
4 12l:S5. Orleans 128a122. Breadstuhs dun. Pro.
visions quiet.
= enhurg Question will .be composed Of Representa-.
tions from Great Britain, France Prussia, Austria
sRussia, and the King OF n BLAND. The following
basis Of deliberations has been agreed upon
France is not to enlarge her present boundaries
Luxemburg to be dismantled, and the status OF
iLuxemburg to be determined; the decision OF the
Conference to be guaranteed by all the Powers par
hcipating.
LONDON, April 2s Evening. -Consols; 81; Bonds
II. .F.4::;5ysSat -
4, LIvERPoo4, April Evening. The activity OF
the Cotton market has been maintained to the
close. sliddiug Uplands l2a12aaa.; Orleans 12Au
122d Sales as, 600 bales. :. ,
:: Manchester news favorable. Breadstufs firm.
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Public Meeting In Columbia
M s. c.. April 7s.-Another important
meeting Of whites and negroes was held heae to-
day. TWAS largely attended. Gov. oan address.
ed the meeting, and made speech an hour long,
giving The cdlored men adyicens TO- their political
and social duties, and urging that they should OF
present attach themselves neither to tho Demo
CRITIC nor the Republican party, hut to wait and
: array themselves upon'a q platform OF the Nation
al Union party, that could be occupied in common
by both races South, and act with the people
North. BE counselled moderation and patience,
and promised that, provided the negroes.dd their
;duty, the people South would see them educated
in all reasonable privileges Of freemen.
The eonlnittee on Resolutions consisted of thir.
teen, white and black. The platform, which was
conservative, was unanimously adopted. It pro
vides Free Schools for the education Of all children
and revision of the civil and criminal code Of the
State. : ,fz., fIg5.a1.3st NJ ssa ..i X .FE 1:
/. After the resolutions speech wns made by the
Rev. Henry n. Turner, (colored) Of Washington,
DC. He said: esHe cared for no party; would
simply desire the rights Of his race ard woul1 ad
y NASAS 0AAAy 0AAGSv
the privileges Of manhood. He wished above all
things to see united South for he felt satisfied
he said, that notwithstanding the education Of the
past, the Southern gentleman is the best and the
truest friend Of the negro.
Hon. james G. GBBEs, ex-Mayor, followed next
He gave much good advice, referring to the duties
OF the coored citizens aud gave assurances Of the
Il cordial cooperation Of the people in measures
looking to their advancement /. s%:.
The meeting WAS also addressed by other citi
zans. Good feeling prevailed IA mixed EXECUTIVE
i Committee was appointed for one year Good re.
suits are anticipated. Judge KELLEY, is expected
next week. .si, ,t e. Stt:t5t . RI: q; s:t
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NJ IN Washington News. 'ssTi5i ss Tii.2 r.: a ::g.
ii: WASHINGTON, April 2s,.-An Omaha dispatch
says that track laying on the Pacific Bail.
road, has been. recommended. 1.-Two! hundred
miles of ties and forty miles Of iron ere on the
spot. s;The quartermaster has notified tho Super
7ntendent that he wants transportation for thirty
millions pounds the coming season, + .+
Il: The Comraandant at Fort Phil Kearney wants
troops 70 Keep the Crows quiet. Considera,
i: :ble nunbeFs Ct Sioux are jencainpea ION Pnwde,
5iver, east q OFT Bsno Tl.c destruction q
Cheyennea village, before alluded TO- as HANoocK't
HesaaaaEtsr5s iryslsSeda eoap eo5Is1eo, 600. Gen
CUHEAa Is still pursuing the Edians who .hai
11yFea noxthward-y n. t.sss "a It .;45
iJss The Caiaf JuasEcss 81 the sdprsme Gsurt, an
nounced to-day that the Court would hear no ar
gunenta: ISL, and would adjourn ON tht
/ 18th fassxao.S i5:::ss:sszsssasss, :sss
The achIs asaa Iiolsnd cargo os the United
statea Court Of Florida-deci
sion ataa 5dstice Ga4sR~ dissenting. The
question: qagsHeeh ehsFiz,ernats granted by special
treasury agsna bproSed by General BANHs, com
manding atSAeW 01abans, and Admiral FARRAaUr
commandinFthe:suiK issqusdTnn, were sufficient to
legalize the beyond the lines of that
Department. The:E Court held they we're not; that
the treasury regulations did not authorize nor
countenance such permits. 9. ~: :4 ,4E ~ IS
Mr.. Browning, Secretary Of the Interior, is quite
sick. Mr.. NEwroN, Commissioner Of Agriculture
has received large lot Of seeds which he is push.
ing Southward. i,ise.sfs t$$S
,as. r. A., CHADWICK, Of Wizards Hotel, has beer
appointed Commissioner to the Paris Exposition
The internal revenue to-day amounted to ss75,.
Oo0.i. tlrsi e .::. III 49, .Sl st:i. a,s'. &
III: The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed Col:
Hector RoBERzsoa, Of Brownsville, Texas, to nomi
nate fifteen deputy collectors, to act as mounted
!. guard against smuggling on the Rio Grande.
-.a's-s 80: at,tif:h---s>->-:t tf' N t5f
h :s ,t.:. Ss,ii Marine Intel11gence.
NEW YoRK, April 29.-Arri7ed steamship Malta.
MOBILE, april % Arrived, the o. s. towship
PsvDeyo1, and the brig Fanny Fouls, from New
). York Captain TowNszaD, OF the Fanay FouEs,
reports that the Goth mat. twenty miles east oi
Elbow Key, passed -sn English bark, Of London,
water logged and abandoned, !, nizzenmast and
9oze 70 a and 1mantopmaat gone. Was loaded with
mahogany. NJ tS,5 H. 80, 4 III
III EI IL s: gaes ',sss. g. sasn; go 81 II:
Wheat s1rmer. Corn quiet and snorninsa, Westerr
Msxef g Up; white, 9f 25Raked: Pork DIN, SO 20
higher, 29as0 for Middhng Uplands Stock mar
ket active, very stif 50 Coupons, Ill; 64, 9; 65
q. New Issue, 75a2a 10 4Vs, registered, 98da9s3
Coupons, 98sa98b. 1905, first SERIES IT. Others
st.. Exchange, 60 dsys;,95. Sight, 10t. Money. 6
Gold opened at 1343, reached 1s5, and closed a
1sss t,vz,,,a ~; -, s$.; ar
Cotton buoyanS and actiye; adyanoed 2c.; sale,
$500 bsles; Middng 3oc Flour. advanced iOal5c.
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