The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
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James South is dead. .vI .ft.l tna rs
Tho Royal Bank Of Liverpool has made an as
sessment ON the stockholders OF five pounds per
share, and will soon resume. Its liabilities are q
million and a half sterling. i
Garibaldi had reached the province of Umbria,
where he was stopped by the Italians. Nothing
since regarding him has boon made public.
The London Times stigmatizcs the course of
France towards Italy as cruel and perilous. ITS
effect, however, will be transient. Tho Garibaldi-
ans must rise, and new enterprises against Rome
will be inevitable.
Ratazzi is still acting Primo Minister Of italy.
1t ID reported that Napoleon has requested q
conference. of tho great powers ON the Roman
question. y
Warrington News. "n YIN
WASHINGTON, October 25.-A. 8. H. White, Sec
rotary Of the Indian Commission, telesraphB IN
der date OF October 81, that a treaty has been
made with the. Comanches and KiowAs, andtbat
the prospects are good for peace with the Chey-
ennes, Arapahoes and Apaches.
Secretary McCulloch has issued the following /.
Merchandise intended for ports and places in
the interior Of Mexico, may DO duly Withdrawn
from warehouse and transported by Sea in bond
to Galveston, and from thence ola Allentown and
Gonzales, to San Antonio, and from thence by
way Of Eagle Pass, PRESIDED dol Norte, or San
Elizario, to its destination in, Mexico, under tho
restrictions and requirements provided in section
six, chapter three Of the regulations" ...,
The Tribune takes the ground than the Attorney
General should lead the prosecution in tho Davis
case. ID . INV y, n,
The revenue receipts to-day amount to $4b6, 900.
The matter Of the Georgia University was re-
ferred to the President, who referred it back to
General Grant, by whom 1t was referred to General
Pope. All matters connected with the districts
take the same course, neither the President nor
General Grant taking any responsibility beyond
referring the matter to tho District Commanders.
The Georgians hero are hopeless Of any changes
in Pope's district. A4. e.
A recent dispatch announcing that Mr.. Davis
would certainly be tried at the approaching term
in Richmond, gave the impression that this de-,
termination was arrived at after consideration
with the Attorney General. It is reiterated that
the Federal Executive has taken no interest in the
case since. Mr.. Davis was delivered to tho civil
authorities. MIR. stsnbery has given the prosecu-'
ton officially neither direction or advice. "a ra.,sa
Reliable information received here states that
Juarez has issued a new grant for the opening Of
the Tehuantepec route. a.aN
Official returns at the Bureau of Statistics show
5,O57,025 acres planted in cotton this year, yielding
about ,5G8, S57 bales Of 45O pounds.
iI Elections I'm West Virginia. ~" ~
WHEELING, October 1.-The returns of the
election for MEMBERS of the Legislature of West
Virginia are meagre, but indicate a diminished
vote. y33 80. hItt .rt,i' ~ ~" ,rf
So far as heard the Democrats have made large
gains. y 1'T' 'ts%iffI
The City Of Wheeling and Ohio County gave 700
Democratic majority. Brooke County elects the
entire Democratic ticket. Wood, Marshall, Writ.
Berkeley, and probably Harrison, have gone Re-
OuhliCan- ,.t.l. .i.t. I, .yA, yt .r r
Politics i'm North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, October 25.-The whites are taking
more interest in the approaching election since
the result Of the election in Virginia has been
known. Five days moro are: allowe1sfos registra-
Oon'e ~ -. 50 6sssfEa II Il SsN s. q!
B~rovynlovv's E1octtSn.4.s e - : Il
NAsHv1Etn, October 25. >.-Browniows Il: slspIted1D
the Senate BY twenty majority. SO VIE
Cholera. ~t'7's'SSH7S
PHI ADEtPHrA October 81. sswerieii aHeyyaeh
deaths on the Potomac yesterday--the disease I'M
doubleday being malignant Asiatic cholera. eu..s
From New Orleans. '54t'a t'& no
New ORLEANS, October 25.-Thero were seven
teen .lnterments for the past .twenty-fourh hours. !,
The steamship Bavaria has arrived in Bavaria,
with over three hundred passengers. The frat
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a permanent line between New Orleans ana Ham.
burg ~ : q 49, R#mlNh GU Efa%jsE #G J 81
The Crescent Of to-day states that q private iet-
ter from Corpus Christi gives intelligence thAtethe
towns OF Brazos, Brownsville, Texas City, Mata-
moras, and the village OF Bagdad, Mexico, have
oeen extensively damaged by the same storm that
recently devastated Galveston.
The steamer Piscarno left Brazos for this port
on the 18th ult., and has not been heard from. It
is considered that she has gone down with all on
board. ~
Yellow Fever I'm Mobile. 81
MOBILE, October 26.-There was but one fever
interment to-day.
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CaliSoxnfn Injection.
SAN FRANo1soo. October 22.-The returns from
hfty-four counties make the success Of sprague,
and Fitzgerald certain.
Marine News.
New YORK, October 25.AThe steamer Amster-
dam is ashore and bilged, Of Montauk Point. n
faff Domestic Markets. aa s.ipfosa h
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW York, October 25.-Stocks dull and heavy.
: Sterling time 81 sight 81. Gold AZ. Money 6 to
2 per cent. ga, coupons, 1124 Tennessee SIS, new
issue, 809. fFlonr 10 to 20 better. Wheat Q !, to &c.
better. Corn 10. better, Pork lower at S21 as o
81 80. lard dull. Cotton quiet at l9A a 90.
Freights dull. Naval Stores unchanged.
III EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour, more! doing. State, % so al0 80. south
ern, $40 o IA 30. Wheat active and : better. White
Michigan. So 20 a 8 as. Mixed Western Corn, 81 AZ
al 4bE Oats, 1c. lower. Pork heavy at $21 as a
II so. Lard lower at $40 rs a 13 50. Cotton frniter.
Sales 5000, part to arrive, at 200. Nayal stares
unchanged. Freights unchanged. Stocks strong.
Gold, Az. go Coupons, 1925.
BALTIMORE, October 25.--Cotton stronger; Geor-
gia Middling 19c. Flour very duli and do sales.
Wheat better; prime to choice Red "a 7Oa q 75.
Corn steady; White 81 SO o 1 A; Mixed Western
III ~. \ Oats steady; Prime ,7Oa 72c. RyaE nm
ChanRnd. PrOYiaiOna varu d1ll h.k n.,.oLannnS n .