The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-16
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LONDON, October 14-2 F. M.-Consols "a. Bonds
II SIG.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-Evening Cotton was
active during tho day and slightly advanced; sales
10000 bales; Uplands 8 5-16d.; Orleans s 11-l6d.
Breadstuffs closed strong and firm. Common
Rosin LIS. Turpsntine 27s. Cd. FORK us. Bacon
ASS. Lard 55s. Cd. Talow ass. Sd. t.
LIVERPOOL, October 15-2 F. M.-Cotton firm.
Manchester advices favorable. Breadstuffs more
quiet. Corn 49s. Cd. Red Wheat 49,; California
It's. Lard SIS.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-There are one hun
dred and thirty military and many Treasury OFF,
GERS here and elsewhere, awaiting the subsistence
Of fever, to proceed to duty in the Fifth Military
District.
The three per cent. certificates issued in re-
demption OF the compound interest notes, can
not be used as a by the National Banks.
Mutilaeed National notes must be redeemed at
their respective banks. n &
The Comptroller issues notes only to banks in
packages Of Eve hundred dollars.
Resolutions have been introduced into the Ten
nessee Legislature, favoring General Grants no.
m%ination, and also requesting the abolition Of the
cotton tax.
The Democrats gain three State Senators in
Iowa and ten Thousand vTses. The Republican
majority is twenty thousand.
There will be no Cabinet changes unless the
Secretaries resign peremptorily, which is i'm
probable until after a new election.
The New York Tribune's special SAYS that the
largest Cotton claimant is q former New York Bank
President, who went South at the beginning OF the
rebellion with a largo sum Of money. He claims
nine hundred 5000 bales OF Cotton captured at
Savannah, which the Treasury refuses.
The State Department has advices dated Malta,
September 20, stating that the Cholera has ap-
peared.
A dispatch from Harri ,bure says that Chars
woods majority is 7A. The Republicans have if
teen majority on joint ballot.
The Internal Revenue receipts amount to
1891, 900. a.
Postmaster-Genera Randall has purchased a
site for a new postofice in Boston. \
General Beauregard had an interview with GEN
eral Grant to-day. Generals Ord and Pope are ex-
pected here tomorrow. -
The following has been issued by the Secretary
OF the Treasury /: !Gyzs v -. z .ya .a4t, !,
TRRAsuRY DEPAnTnrENr, October 15. Y
The Department is prepared to issue $40 bonds
of 1867 in exchange for, z $40 notes, interest to be
charged on the bonds and allowed on the notes up
to The time of conversion: Notes to be forwarded
to the Assistant Treasurer at New York or to the
Department here, at the risk and expense OF the
holders. The bonds to be returned at the risk and
expense of the Department. B.
(SigneD HUGH McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury. +,
The Light House at South Point, Marsh Island,
one OF the Shell Keys, Louisiana, was destroyed
during the recent storm. A31
In considering the question regarding Southern
railroads Ganaral Grapf ovrraaoolh ;v,oooIf 70 kIo
effect that they have been managed with great
energy, and that the inability to pay the indebted
ness to the Government arises from causes be-
vond the control Of managers. He favors an
extension of time in all cases. '
The Herald contains the following analysis Of the
Ohio elections : AT tho election of Congressman in
Ohio last year the Republicans carried sixteen out
of the nineteen districts in the State. The Demo-
Gratis elected their oaadiaatas IA ti- 9Th, ant. a.A
18th Districts the latter by a majority of 271, which
Columbus Delano, the defeated candidate. is now
eontesting. At the election on the 9th instant the
Democrats carried twelve out Of the nineteen dis
tricts, and came within 100 ofcarrying two or three
others. In the two districts carried. bysthem last
year and not contested, their majorities increased
from 1852 to 5264 in the 9th district, and from 1910
to 6002 in the 18th district, while in the 18th, which
is being contested, the Democratic majority in
creased from 271 to 1849.
In every Republican district the majorities are
cut down immensely. In the seventh district,
which gave Samuel Shellaberger 2171 majority
last year, the Radicals escaped with a bare IS ma
jority ut the recent election; while in the eighth
district the majority was reduced from 1852 to
1862. In the second district the Radical candi-
date was defeated by nearly 1000 votes. General
Carey, his successful opponent, although person
ally in favor Of negro suffrage, :is opposed to
forcing it upon any State, and pledged himself to
the democracy to oppose any measures looking to
the passage Of the bill by Congress anfranchis-
ing the blacks either in the North or South; he
may, therefore, be regarded as an opponent of
the Congressional policy of reconstruction. The
most significant feature about these districts is
the revolution in the tenth, which district is rep
resented by J. M. Ashby, member of Congress,
who brought in articles of impeachment against
the President. As will be seen, the Republican
loss is 2041, giving the Democrats q majority Of
1M in the district. MI
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, October 15.-The Committee OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad nave returned
from Washington. They had q satisfactory inter-
view with General Grant on Monday, and with
General SchoGeld here to-day. Itris NOW certain
that the election for President OF the Railroad will
now take place OF an adjourned meeting. General
Malone will be chosen by accla1nation. This gives
him control Of the line from Norfolk to Tennessee.
Arrangements have been made with the Tennes-
see Road for q continuation to Memphis. The in
reference on the part, Of the Secretary Of War
was not intended as q military proceeding, but was
the result Of the aailureof't the Railroad Company
to comply with their contract for payment OF, roll-
ing stock. f 3 I'D.
Company O., Of 21st Infantry, has been ordered
from fredericksburg to Petersburg. Companies
G and II, OF Ath Artillery, have been ordered from
Fort Whipple, Virginia, to Fort McHenry Mary
land. sg
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. October 15.-aovernor Swami re-
csived the Maryland militia, six Thousand in line.
1t passed OF without unpleasantnesa.
From New York.
NEW YORK, October ia dispatch was receiv.
ed by VIM. F. Converse G CO., Of this, city, dated
New Orleans to-day, from J. F. Caldwell, Secretary
OF the Howard Association, saying that the epi-
demic is declining. Please notify all parties MAXI
ing collections for us to stop. We have, enough
funds to carry us through ER s@ I % u
New YORK, October 15.AAt Jerome Park races
the hurdle was won by Julius Tycoon. Time $3.50.