The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
Novvs Arrangement.
New York, January 10-The undersigned have
pleasure in announcing to the newspaper press oi
the United States and to the public that the differ
ences which have lately existed between them
selves, the newspapers and tho news organizations
which they represent, have been adjusted satisfac-
tori1y to all parties. It is part Of this adjust
mont that all the newspapers of tho country arc
restored to their former amicablo relations to the
New York Associated Press, the World retaining
membership in the Associated Press; that the
United States andSEuropcan News: Association
whose contract with the Reuter- Company and
lease Of the New Orleans and Belize Telegraph are
transferred to the Associated Press, withdraws
from that part of their business which includes
the sale Of news to newspapers, and that con.
tract for the mutual exchange of news hns been
executed between the New York Associated Press
and the Western Association. This adjustment
will take effect Saturday night, January 20, 1867.
s. W. C. PRINCE, President N. 7. Asso. Press.
A1ANTON MARBLE, Tho World "a .s-
): T:Sj SrbfIz; 5AEzfEAD' Western Association.
Our Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
,na4at xan?ood le enqaEy 1oNoonIThe > Cotton
day The sales arc estimated at 10000 bales.
Midding Uplands are quoted at 14sd.
GENERAL NEWS.
LONDON, January 10-Noon.-The Times, Of this
posed impeachment Of President johnson fore
shadows a revolution in the United States, and
peints out the dangers Of such proceeding
Turkish Ministor to Italy will, it is said shortly
be withdrawn, and accredited to the United States
Government. -r "
LONDON, January 1o-Noon.-The Reformers
have come to the decision not to mako their pro-
posed demonstration upon tho assembling of Par
manding reform. They will take the Better course
and permit the question Of reform to come before
ParhaInent IN the customary manner, without en-
ton. Nr437 .7 .: -a.' :ssl.r
TRIESTE, January 10.-Advices from the Greek
Islands state that the revolution is
people has occurred in other islands
FLORENCE, January 10--Noon.- report is
current III semi-oi6cial Quarters that the Italian
Goverment; N has 2desermined to rostore al the
property Of the Church which has boon confscated,
on condition of. the payment Of q heavy indemnity
RGEYtGoHsTAl7r1NopIE, january 1o-Noorf.-
Ihe indications of serious trouble between Turkey
and Greece are increasing, and the Porte continues
to send troops to the Crock frontier
PARIS, January 10..Tho rumor has; obtained
that Austria. Franco and Italy have entered into
an alliance On the Eastern question, and that
Russia and Prussia have mado similar agree
ment. u. :i. & ]. .%i.:4e :- :s-:. ,
Congressional. i: 5G..5ss
tbe saaua5 ea the House
passage. Of the House {. Tariff Bill. The sesar
manutacturers Petitionod for reduction Of the
provements. A petition that the duty on fa1 seed
be fixed at thirty cents was presented. "A bill to
refund the a1ties on railroad iron paid by the
bill fixing the time for the meeting Of Congress
was taken up, and an amendment offered that no
member member OF the present Congress- be entitled to
tieth congrsss as. noon On tie fourth Msrch. a
BY securing the right Of franchise &c, to all
ioo HendricEs, johnson, Norton, Patterson, Rid
Of oce ana and neladn in o It's 5egr1ahis pro1siens
prohibition to Executive removals without the
consent Of the Senate, was taken up and amended,
81 as to include Cabinet officers, and was present.
ed to the House 80 Z Il .t-.!@G.-~
The Comm ttee on Commerce was instructed to
inquire into the expediency Of effecting improve
Committee instructed to inquire into the e1-
pediency Of Bill for the benefit OF soldiers who.
BY Imprisonment or otherwise have been separa-
ted from their commands, thereby losing their
regular muster-out. The credentials of Thomas
J. Foster and Am. Branch, from the 9Th and Sd
mttee on Elections seser Ii Bills s. regarding reg %
postal matters we're considered. A Bill 5oolarins
the bridge oyer the mississippi from Eaw Albany,
vindietve debate IN which kessra. ot Aeey. Of Mas.
sachusetts, and Davis; of New York, were accused
Of having T peeuniary interest in the bridge Wash
the trade OF the Northwest to the amount Of haK d
million of dollars per a1rau1n n. i-1-s- IN =
The Assassination Committee Of the SH6uae ol
Representative are awaiting the arrival OF Sur
ratt, whose testimony is to be taken and dovetail.
ed into the evidence already before them. :,
which passed the Senate and Wbc s y hear
the PM amended 81 The sonato, viii iii furnish urn ': a
ehp back into the Union.
spp at New ~ AlbaRy % Illinois to be pest road
Congress-, with the Senate amendments, was
passed. A Bill amending all territorial acts so as
to alloy franchise and other rights to all citizens
braska Bill WAS under discussion, as amended by
the Senate, till the adjournment. i
In the Senate, the amendment to include Cabi.
net officers was lost. Pending other amendments
the Senate adjourned
The following is Edmund's amendment added
to the Nebraska Bill as an additional section:
''And be it further enacted, that this Act shal
take effect with the fundamental and perpetual
condition that within said State Of Nebraska there
of theelective franchise or OF any other right K
any person by reason ofsrace or color, excepting
Indians not. taxed. And il any officer or persol
abride prevent the exercise Of such tights, to,
such cause he shall be punished by q fine of moi
less than five hundred, and not moro than five
Thousand dollars, anything in the Constitution o,
laws Of said State to the contrary notwithstand
ing;" e. -. -s9
Nsys-Buckaloo, Cowan, Dixon, Doolittle, Eos
ter, Grimes Hendricks and Howard 5I :,
Ayes-Johnson, Morgan, Nesmith, Norton, Pat
terson, Riddel Salisbury and Williams.
htnaston News: !; :y
WASHINGTON, January 1O.-It has been ascer
tanned, on good authority, that tho New Orleans
Riot Committee will submit two reports o maiorit,
and a minority: The latter denying that the rot
we're brought about b. any agency of the civil aa1
thorit1es. & h '.N II NJ Nm 0. m
Speaking Of the Georgetown municipal election
the Chronicle says Among those most prominen
i is the present Mayor, who, it is said, viii mos
likely nominate hinalseK He. is busy in canvassint
day made voters, the Presidents objections to th
contrary notwithstanding, and whose votes he il