The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18

Edward Mackey (white), frightened the delegates
from the interior from their position. recon
sderation was thereupon ordered, and the resolu-
tions defeated.
Epping abandoned the Convention in disgust
satisfied that it's schemes Of the widest char
acter and unfit to be supported by any respecta,
bile white OF colored man.
Wright, who opposed the resolutions most We
hemently, is coal black African, who at the for
mer Convention, introduced resolution insisting
that the next vice-President of the United States
should be negro. Wright is 'lawyer."
Our Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, October 1.-THE party of action gains
strength in Italy, The conflicts mostly favor the
invading insurgents Almost the entire press ol
italy favor the seizure CT Rome. The Pope called
q meeting of Cardinals to consider the situation.
LONDON, October 17-2P. M.-Consols 80 GIG
Bonds, e1-coupons, 6S4.
LIVERPOOL, October 17-2 P. Motion more
active sales 1900 ~ supposed goo; prices un-
changed Bresdstufs dull and declining. Corn
AIS. Cd. Wheat 14s. 3D.; ; others unchanged.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Charge DAT
faires from Hsyti was received at the State De-
partment to-day.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s224, ,OO0
The New York Posts special says.that six OF the
nine members of the judiciary Committee favor
pushing impeachment.
The Boston Posts special says the President ex-
presses his determination:to resist suspension du-
ring trial, should the emergency arise.
Vallandighsm is prominently mentioned as
WadSS successor.
From Richmond. g.. . ~
RICHMOND, October 17.-The Congressional Com
mittee to Investigate the affairs Of Southern Rail-
roads. have arrived and taken rooms at the Spots
woods Hotel.
The political excitement is on the increase. The
Conservatives are working with much energy, and
everything indicates that there Yil be an exciting
election, and that the full white vote will be poed
for delegates and against the Convention. The
ticket headed by Marmaduke Johnson will be
voted for by the conservatives to man. The fol-
lowing are the candidates on this;tcket Marina
duke johnson, N. A. Stmdiyant, Alex. d. Sands,
william Taylor, Thomas J. Evans. 81 A.
Ybe moderate Republicans are frightened, and
It is now certain that they win join with the Radi-
cals nnder Hunnicutt. There will be only two
tickets on election day. 800
The Horticultural and Pathological Exhibitions
closed to-day With the distribution OF prizes II
ID considered great success ,Wise's speech VIII
be published in pamphlet, and Is looked upon as
gress effort. e5ss = 3.5i5 l;if1
There was large atteraapee tonight AZ con-
CERT given at the First Baptist Church upon lne
occasion of great organ. II was built in Boston,
hes eighteen hundred pipes. ina is considered by
mpsiciaps the best in the United States. geo, ",
whiting, yhe BpstqR orgsn,ys, vas the pe5forzner.
The Inauguration is ihe sensation OF the times
The Norfolk Journal. ofithe l7ths concludes an
article on the TAYLOR farm difficulty AS follows :
"Thsre was no difficulty at all, it. being simply a
meeting iii Which the subject was discussedinsll
its points. Rapy difficulty exists st this time am! it
Is unknown to the Freedmens Bureau"
fl''-l4 o., From New York. ..-.....5. ~.
Nrw YoRx. October 17-Time beat Kentucky
at the Jerome Park. He made four miles IN
minutes s1a seconds; was expected TO do It u, IN
y2O. Had four horses TO run with him at differ
ert points. On last half fourth mills the weight ne
carried began to ten, he perceptibly shortened his
stride The horse was the fayorite by one hun
dred to eighty.
From Chicago. -"i" ."
CHICAGO, october 17.-Fitzgerald and Dooney
fought. Dooney lost by foul in nineteen rounds.
!. a. it'e. ) 81 - -1s.l>-sA-" =. '''"'- 80, O.
s.G- 70 .sa Georgia News. 'A Sai VS. 't
AUGUSTA, October IT. The Atlanta Opinion (Re-
ppblican) has suspended. ->- - :,
Erpm San Eteacisee.
San FRANo1soo October 1.-THE Judicial Elec'
tion passed quietly. The Democrats claim the
city by 2O0os 9 80 -
dispatch from Medicine, Lodge Creek dated
June IA, states that the Indian Commissioners
have arrived. Five thousand Indians were assem-
bled. The Indians talk well, but insist upon arms
and ammunition. The Council continues for eight
days. So far the peace prospects are good
Elections in Sam Francisco.
SAN Francisco October 1.-THE Democratic
majority is 400. There are Union gains in the
interior. The Alta Californian claims Sweets
election as certain, Surveys as probable. The
Fote was Light, so
Elections I'm Connecticut.
NoswA1K. CoNN., October II. The Democrats
carried the Charter election by largely increased
majority.
General sherman's Movements.
Sr. LOUIS, October 17,-General Sherman will re-
turn here by Saturday, and after transacting some
business, will return TO Washington, in obedience
to request Of the President
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Mr. Jefferson Davis e
MONTREAL, October 17.-Mr. Davis is making
arrangements to leave for Richmond.