The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-19
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PARIS, October 17.-At ministerial council a
st. Cloud, Napoleon presiding, it was resolved
that France should Immediately intervene for the
settlement Of the Roman question, without any
longer acting in concert with Italy.
The Lond IN Times urges Italy to seige Rome
and then treat with France. 1t declares the bold
est policy hest for Italy.
LIVERPOOL, October 17-Eyening. g.-Cotton IN
changed; sales $1,000 bales.
LONDON, October 1872 P. M.-Consos, 93&
Bonds 68i
LIVERPOOL, October 1S-2P. M.-Cotton hrmel
and more active; quotations unchanged; sales To-
600 bales. Manchester advices favorable. Bread
stuffs heavy and nominal. Corn, 40s Cd. Callfor-
MIA Wheat, les Sd; Western, 14s Cd.
The President on Impeachment
WASHINGTON October 1S.-In well authentlca
ted conversation the President expressed himself
to the following effect:
Regarding impeachment, be apprehended the
Radical leaders would become more desperate
than ever, and would ysitate at nothing to -ac-
complish their revolutionary purpose. Referring
to suspension before conviction, he said he would
resist with all the powers which the Constitution
furnished for its protection. In regard to the
Cabinet, Circumstances necesgtated o change,
and before the meeting of Congress a change
would be made He would neither consult or be
governed by party ciques, ard he would draw
around him men Of nerve, ability. and patriotism.
Abiding to General Sherman, lie said he would be
here between the 10th and 18th November IN
ample time for the discharge of any duty, however
responsible, which may devolve upon him. .
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, October 18-At Base Ball Con
vention at Harrisburg, Penn, In which twenty
clubs were represented, the Pythian Club, color
ed, of Philadelphia, were excluded
D.. There was full Cabinet meeting to-day. The
customs for the week ending On the 18th amount
to 81, 9S5, 900.
Silas D., Wood, Deputy Collector, has been
directed BY the Secretary of the Treasury TO act as
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the 4th District
Of Texas until the arrival Of Judge Evans, recent
Iy appointed. aiia 'i'iat; e. S5iiiid 81, t7i'
. The Secretary Of the Treasury. has made de-
mand for reclamation on persons from whom the
Treasury has received about $4,000 worth OF a.
legged 7-S0 counterfeit notes. The Department
claims that in course of business the understand
ing always is, that until the notes are finally ex-
amined here, they are at tie risk OF parties trans
1nitting them. Should the parties refuse TO make
satisfaction for counterfeit notes, the Treasury
will take advice Of the Attorneys General in order
to determine their action. -, =.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
s254,OO0. - =" -
Archbishop Spaulding has arrived in the steam
ship Persia z az ti ti@ I fI
The Retrenchment Committee is overhanlng
the. printing bureau of the Treasury. $1,000
worth of seven-thirty notes have been traced. The
suspicion that these notes are not cOunterfeits
gains ground. -, -, ,.,... <..l..
The special Postofice Agent for Mississippi IS
Charles n. German, and for TENNESSEE, James
White.sg. = L. :, .. ,ts,q,-
,,,, From Richmond. 41.G
R1cHMoND, October IS. With a view Of making
General sehofeld defendant in the case OF h'dsdd-
mus and to exhaust the remedies uuder the Re-
construction Acls, General .Imboden under the
advice Of counsel, has appealed from the decision
Of the Registration Board. The following is the
Commanding Generals reply: f.......
HEADQUARTERS, October 18.
Mr.. j. B. In,boden: -.
SIR In reply to your communication submit
ted to-day, appealing from the Board OF keglsTsaer
ton Of Richmond city in rejecting you as quall-
fed voter, am directed by the commanding Gen
eral to inform you that the decision of the Board
of Registration IA sustained. MIR
Very respectfully, ~,
Your obedient servant,
~ - rEApT,AJN A. A. A'G
The Conservatives are fnll of hope. Never has
there been more energy shown ina canvass than
isuuabeing displayed by both sides. '4Each ''is
sanguine Of victory, and each is doing their best
The moderate negroes are dissatisfied with the
Democratic nominations. They say if Sturdivant
and Evans we're dropped and two negroes substi-
tuted, the ticket would carry and torch light
procession would crown the triumph, but, as it is,
they will voteifor The Hunnicutt party. There is
d grand Hannjcutt mseating being now held IN the
Square, ,Land being addressed by himI7Fhe Conserr
ystiyes are holding meeting and are confident.
The Congressional Railroad Committee are at
work; and hav5had several Railroad officers before
them to-day. General Wsshburn, of the Con-
gressional Committee, addressed meeting OF the
Radicals on, the Square to night. He spoke tor
mora than one hour. He gave good advice to the
negroes, and related many anecdotes which pleas
ed them very much.
-5T5 8 kIning At Baltimore . !! & I
BA1rn6oRE October 1s.-THelye to fifteen shots
were fired from d NEGRO military company, by
which white boy was killed instantly. The Co
roner's verdict says the death waa occasioned by
musket bali fred from the rear rank OF negro
military company, supposed to be- the Butler
Gusfds,s and that it was totally without cause or
proxocation. ! - = L
New York News. --,z. !
y. ~ NEW YORK, October 1S,-A boiler exploded at
Pier. No. s North River. 1t demolished the build
ing, carried itself into the river, killed two and
wounded five. 81 "a 'E'
~ $50. From Boston.
BosroN, October 1s.-Benzine, with which some
women were cleaning furniture, ignited; one Of
them is dead and another terribly burned.
:ii-"Hs- = 100 1890
c: From Vermont
BURLINGTON, October ia premature explo-
sion OF sfste blast injured seven persons, three
proving fatal. Two kegs of power were poured
into the creyice, which exploded, it is supposed
from fire Remaining from thelp previous blast.
= 4 From Wilmington. -
WILMINGTON, October 1s.-The schooner Id'
Mitchell from Savannah, has put in for repairs
with loss OF bowsprit. ~
Cd The Republicans have nominated J. Q. Abbot
and s. s. Arpley, white, and A. H. Galloway, col
ored, for the Convention. Some of the negroes
ara disaffected because two Of their color are no
q tAsHcksss s z.lsAEs
From st. Louis .-.-.
ST. LOUIS, October B-There is close quaran
tine below Cairo.
j! Yellow Fever in Mobile.
MOBILE, October 1S.-There were two intermenti
fo,