The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09
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saying that Sir Frederick Bruce the British Minis
ter ut Washington, has been told to ask the United
states Goyernment to accept of arbitration in the
PARIS, January s-Noon.1-The French fleet in
MEXICAN waters have been directed to: remain
thSsfS Sa;eea SO Is n2 to collect the estos duties
stating that tho French troona have hnrnt tho ",
at 6 se
failed. 4. !. : - !
FLORENCE, January Noon---M is reported
movements as regards Gambia, if the revolt in that
Island lasts fortnight longer. L a>3N-T
LosDoN, January :. The Daily Nows denounccs
Of mass petitions.
BER1N, January s.--The election Of members Of
RoaH, J, .-ary s.--The Italian Ambassador,
signor foreli, has finally settled the question reia,
Rome under the Italian regime The Papal Cabi-
net have agreed that hereafter the appointment Of
Bishops shall be made BY His Holiness the Pope,
the said appointments to receive the sanction Of
the Emperor and Government of Italy.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
for money Tho oowns are tbe auoaons for Sr
American Securities: 520s 72t; Illinois Central 81;
LIVERPOOL, January s-Noon.-The cotton mar
sales to-day will reach 5000 bales MiddlinT
Uplands are quoted at 15d. r.
LATEST EEGIdsH MARKETS. 1@
LIVERPOOL, Jnnuary -Evening-The cotton
dnrng the day, and Closed dat The t1nssceons mss ae
amount to only 5000 bal:s on the basis Of 15d. %
Msaos4ns sII as4ns 9P.snSg ssaa market
is easier for cotton goods and yarns. ,,r.
LIVERPOOL, January 5S--Evening.-The Bread
Which is Ied iaesRs IS eaotea aGr It
3D. Flour is quiet Wheat remains quiet and un-
changed. Provision market is quiet and steady.
market has ruled steady and is Hslightly frmer to-
day. Consolss closed at 81 for money. American
%ossst aasss has been slightly easier 9nd
'nois Central 81; Erie Railway 452.
: FnAaKrosr, January s-Evening: The closing
quotations Of United States Five-Twenties to-day
IL PAR1s. january e-Evening.-The Bourse has
s4isa saa 991st Three per oSnt Rentes close
-: News by European stcazaer...-11.--....s-- 1.-..s
NEW Y9nk. January g: Bismarck Will not visit
Parlianent- The German democrats, Rtsmarck's
T: epemtess nrh watohing his movements; and would
avail themselves Of his absence to work him in
1nIy; Ae viii probably "remain- in Prussia to
Pugant, Mexican Minister al London, has gone
noc1 70 Is e hs eons1 WITH Aaonte as to
no longer. 7--- \
Gladstone expected to be in London on the first
and contemplate going to Rome. q ~
The .Prussian Government promised the Senate
Of Hamburg to maintain her freedom until she
Lis Patrie Of the 26th ult- SAYS several foreign
newspapers have intimated that the last news re-
eeived concerning the indecision Of Macmillan
would influence the resolution of the French Gov
ernment in bringing back the French expedition
from t Mexico We again assert that the measures
taken Tor evacuation are positive and certain OF
execution. This purpose is in 20 way dependant
on Maximihan's plans. S n
Congressional.
WAaHr113rnr ,Tan11a,-p Tn tho 1Jo,4oa ,nae
sage mas: received from the Senate announcing
the passage Of the Suffrage Bill over the Presi-
dents veto.
motion to adjourn in honor Of the anniver-
sary Of the Battle of New Orleans, was negatived.
Information was demanded from the War De-
partment relative toa ehp canal from the Patapsco
River to Baltimore.
The Committee on Indian Affairs was directed to
inquire into the recent uassacres on the. plains,
and the propriety of transferring the Superinten-
dence Of Indian Affairs to War Department.
The Committee of Ways and Means was instruct
drawback "a the duties and taxes on articles Used
IN the construcio Of st1an and sailing vessels.
Mr. Wentworth introduced the following -
subject Of impartial suffrage; and, whereas, it Is
legahzed only IN the District Of Columbia, and is
@aas test hsFe sne5asess -
oo1umbia be- instructed to inquire into the expe-
diency ohproviding by law for the immediate elec-
ton Of all officers in eaid District. sE5 ..:2f.s
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, objected.
MIR. Arnen, OF Tennessee, introduced o resolu-
% r9n, winch ~ Wss agreed TO- instrncting the Com
Tennessee. S-Ss''
The Presidents Veto Message was read, and
the Bill passed Notwithstanding by q vote Of lis
ayes to Ss nays; Nays-Messrs. Ancona, Bergen,
Campbell, Chandler, DaVeon, Dennison, Flick,
aGsbseaneE anpbsea a aarda Hse, Hognn q
olson, Noel, Phelps Radford, s. J. Randsn, y.
Tabar sa'Tsr Tye hDseTs' Eoss EosSE snaSka
r. 5aaiss4y Committee u h.s determined tap4o
measure. Its author, Ashley, was summoned tq
House Postal Committee WIN report IN favor d
paEt 81 the:New Yo1g dty Park for ) spestesdos
resolution was introduced that loyal Represen
tahves from the Southern States ought to be sd
nitted into Congress upon the ratification by The
Mr.. Kasson's Joint resolution construing gthe Con
stitutional Amandment-so as tosprevent the sale
INTO slavery as punishment for crime by STATE
lawC esoised an earnest debate; IN the course o.
whteh @ SMr: Kasson said no Court would dare tzea
with disrespect CONSTRUCTION placed On It's owr
eS 6y Gong tRPoagaa he admitted qds
discussed Hfteg hsr'urimpd 5aanesa, IL. Il.
fnts n shs sqSe ysSss sszsE petitions reatne t. mill
tary and tariff affairs, and one presented BY Mr.
sumner, from Massachusetts, that the negroe,
were against the admission .iof Nebraska Will
WHITE IN her Constitution NJ
The President :Was asked TO furnish Information
whether the Civil Rights Bin was violated ani
whether actionhad bsen token to enforce sits pro
visions. .0~ ~ N
The Nebraska Bill was; taka,, up and debated t,
adjournment. The Senate viii vote on the bfIl to
morrow, at three O'Clock. \
Vashingson News, -
wAsHixossea, january SIT is stated that usea
voted for Asnleys resolution simply to get It int
the hands Of the Judiciary Committee, where
VI: RsnaaI' q pa.; from III, J, Committee 8
Banking aud Com4nerce,s yesterday, introduced
Bill gradually to do away With the bank systom
and to provide means for, the gradual ,extnctio
Of the national debt It proposes the issue Of tire
hundred millions 1eRGl. fenderj aone hundred mi
securities now held for the circulation Of sue
q banks; these bend, Yhen purchased, to ha conat
terest on bonds. 10 .m appropriated fors the pu
chase OF other indebtedness Of the Goyernrnan
The Hn names the Secretary Of :the!Tfeasury; Il
Acknowledgment, the Secretary of the Intezio
r r. Hs 4 sss saa ees
The chair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fthe suffrae
1aA over the veto amic profound silence whe
tho crowded galleries rapidly disparsed witho1
the alghtest E1anff festation of feeling = - n
WAaHzHuTos,Ja3 @ Ja31uaxy a.--On M: NibIack,s M