The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

VENICE, March 1.-GAR1DALDIs son has gone to
Turkey 10 help the Cretans against the Turks.
HAyRE, March 1.-The steamship Arago has ar
rived
LONDON, March 1.-The Confederation Bill was
read twice. #,"
ARrE,rus WARD is dangerously i'll at southamp-
ton and his recovery is improbable.
LIVERPOOL, March 1~-Noon.-The brokers' cir
cular reports the Gales Of the week at 1000 bales
10000 Of which was to speculators and exporters.
Market opens to-day firm; sales 10 900 bales-Mid-
ding Uplands ls5d; Orleans 13Bd.
E0entng. Cotton closed firm Middling Uplands
135; Mddling Orleans 135. Sales 1000 bales
LONDON, March 1-Noon.-Consols yl, Bonds
7s4.
Eoe,,ing.- -Oonsols closed at 81. United States
bonds 79{.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, March In the Senate the Pre-
sident's veto of the Colorado Bill was considered
Tho vote on passing the Bill, notwithstanding
the veto, was yeas 49, nays 19, viz:
BucKALEw, CowAN, DAVIS, DIXON, Doo11r1LE,
EDMoNDs FEssENEEN, Foster, GRIMES, HAnr1s,
HESoRrx, JOHNSON, McDoueA1, MORGAN NEsMrrH,
NORTON, PATTERSON, and SALISBURY.
The consideration Of the Tax Bill was resumed
The vote on removing the cotton tax was lost by
tie The Senate finally fixed the tai at two cents.
The additional amendments made by the Senate
were generally un1mportant, when that body took
q recess. "35 w
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Deficiency Bill. 1t involves s11, 500 600. The
details elictod heated debate. A provision was
adopted, allowing no claims to DO considered from
those who have participated in the rebellion Tho
appropriation for the White House was rejected
An amendment, appropriating s5O, 600 to Liberia,
was next offered. A proposition to withhold it
until white men were allowed to vote created con
siderable merriment, when the whole matter was
postponed.
Tho proceedings are very dilatory.
All appropriations for the improvements of streets
wero lost.
The House next took recess.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate rejected the
amendment abolishing the Advertisement Tax.
The Senate votes on the Colorado veto to-day.
It is confidently stated that the Tenure of Office
Bills dead.
The communications between Vera Cruz and
the City Of Mexico are interrupted. It is reported
that the lmperialists dismayed, and the Liber-
ais are holding several important places.
The President has proclaimed Nebraska a State
in the Union.
JOHN B. WALTHAM. has been confirmed Post
master at Lynchburg, after about sixty rcjections
Relief for the South
Boston, March 1-sixteen thousand dollars has
been subscribed by the citizens for the relief Of
the destitute of the South, land 100000, we be-
Aeve, for the benefit Of the Candiotes.1
Rumors about the Veto Message.
WASHINGTON, March An intense anxiety pre-
1z-.~ .1.l.-
consultation resulted il alterations causing DELAY.
The Executive attaches immense Importance to
tho document.
General News.
New YORK, March 1.-GEoRaE WAGNER was hung
for killing his wife.
The steamship Asia has arrived from Halifax.s
Albany, NEW YoRK, March 1.-Gevernor FENros
has ordered Captain OINEy's discharge, on the
ground that the crime with which he is charged in
the requisition does not justify his extradition,
thus avoiding the political difficulty involved.