The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, june 6oINoon,-Sot.on Senus
Orleans 11a. Breadstufs and Provisions un,
changed. Tallow As.
LONDON june 25-2 P. M.-Bonds declined t..
LIyRRpoo1., June 25-2 P. M.-There is con.
siderable movement in Provisions. Prime Mess
Pork advanced over 2s. Cd. Bacon 3d. higher
Tallow Sd. Lard declined I'd. Bre idstufs un-
changed.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON June 25.-During the Presidents
speech at Boston, which was confined to an ex-
preston OF thanks to the public for courtesies to
him as a citizen and Chief Magistrate, three
cheers were called for from the outskirts OF the
Stewards speech. Three cheers were given for
North Carolina. MIR. Seward said: You may well
give three cheers for the State OF North Carolina;
she was the first State to put forth the Declala a.
s 9s Of Bp ea ma9 IN tns as Ta gTe ashss hrss
cheers for North Carolina; she was the
State of the eleven who seeded last
hnd most reluctantly out Of the Union. You
may well give three cheers for North Carolina, the
frat Of the eleven who seeded to come back
again to the family fireside Of the Union, and to-
day nothing is wanting for her to resume her an
cient honorable and most patriotic position IN the
family Of the Republic but the consent Of the peo
Pile Of Massachusetts. Now know that all that is
coming about is coming very soon. have seen
the earth and the skies full of the elements Of fer
tility, Of health, and Of vgor, and saw in North
CarOlIn8 the COtCOn Spr1uS up WlllCu 70 w supply
next year the mills Of Massachusetts. I have seen
in New York the wheat growing that ls to supply
the West Indies and Southern States. know that
nature designs that this whole continent, not
merely their thirty-sx States, but this whole con-
tinent should be sooner or later within the magic
circle of the American Union.
The Louisiana Levee question ls attracting
general attention. It is confidently stated that Q
special committee will be appointed by the next
Congress to investigate all matters connected
Herewith, including the means used to secure the
passage OF last sessions BILL whereby the Govern
ment endorsed the Levee Bonds.
It is stated that Senator Sherman, in recent
dispatch, says that he will attend Congress if
business requires it. He sees nothing yet to war
rant the extra session. Difficulty is apprehended
in getting two-thirds. Among those who cannot
or win not attend are California, 2; Connecticut,
1; Delaware, q; Kentucky, 2; Maine, 1; Maryland,
Q; Nevada, 1; Ohio, 1; Oregon, 2; Pennsylvania, l.
Wisconsin, 1; Vermont, 1. Morton, Of Indiana,
will probably be unable to attend These esti-
mates show three votes short Of the two-thirds
necessary to defeat veto.
WASHINGTON, June 25.--The Court was occu-
pied in hearing the evidence regarding the death
Of Booth, whose diary was produced. Col. Conger
was on the stand, and testifes that it was In the
same condition as when he saw it five weeks ago,
before the Judiciary Committee, as when taken
from Booth.
The Court Of Claims has rendered Judgment to
the United States in fourteen cotton claims in
volvng $40 900, under the law for restitution to
former owners, and holds twelve under advisement.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
$659.000.