The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-03
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PARIS, July !, 1sS7.-The prizes were distributed
to-day. Napoleon said "people and Kings have
come here to crown the ideas ofpeace and conciia-
tion. France is proud to be great prosperous
thoughtful, she can see the national fbres Sibrate
fce the honor OF France but this noble susceph-
bty should not create any fear for the worlds re-
pose, as we here prove our anxiety for peace:
This Exposition marks an era Of harmony and
progress, and the triumph Of grand moral princi-
pies, which with justice alone can establish
thrones and ennoble humanity" The speech was
followed by Ylue Napoleon" Viue IEn.psr-
eur, continued for some time.
Sr. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The Gar entered the
c4pital at noon. he was welcomed by immense
popular demonstrations.
PEsrH. July 1-Great agitation is reported ted
s and vsGSa1 Sv tbo
General Bableutz has been ordered to evacuate.
LONDON, July Lord Stanley announced in
the House little progress in the settlement OF the
Alabama claims.
LNNapooI, July LAP. Motion declined /;
Uplands 1Of. Bacon Ais. Cd. Tallow AS. Cd.
LONDON, July Ia P. M.-Consols 4a.
LONDON, July q -Noon.-Consols, 94a; Bonds,
frvERpooL, July 2-Noon.- Cotton quiet and
inactive. Sales 5000 bales-Uplands, il; Orleans,
H., Bresdstuhs quiet. Corn S7s. Cd. Provisions
firm.
LONDON, July 2Evening. Quotations uncbang-
ed
L1vKRpoo1, July 2-Erening. Cotton closed
weak. Uplands, 1Ofa11; Orleans, LII Sales 1000
bales. Manchester ;adyices unfavorable. Goods
and Yarns heavy, and show declining tendency.
Provisions quiet. kosin common, Sag hne, IL.
Turpentine 30. Breadstufb firm.
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Washington News.
WAsHNaTos, July 2.-Colfax, the Speaker Of
tho House, and WaGs, tie President pro lem, OF
the Senate, have arrived.
titled tT asked the prisoner how he got out from
Washington? He told me he left the morning
after the assassination, and said that he was dis
guised that none could recognize him as an Amer
lean; thst he was disguised as an Englishman,
With scarf over his shoulder.
A Press dispatch from Montreal says that o msn
is on his way here from that city to testify that
Surrst bought!a knife from him in Montreal the
day alter the assassination. The prosecution
hoped to conclude tomorrow.
The arrivals Of members Of Congress is watched
with intense anxiety. The chances Of failure to
secure . quorum seem increasing. Mr.. Wilson,
rived. The Committee had Messrs. stansbery and
Speed before them, but it is understood the evil
dence Is Of little moment. Greeley publishes his
evidence. He had no communication whatever
with the President nor with the members OF the
Cabinet, nor with Mr.. Davis regarding the signing
The a1treme Radicals held a caucus last night
at Willards. A more geneSal caucus is called for
tonight. .. s.
OF, or seem Hheridan's letter to Grant. ~.
The Cabinet session to-day is represented TO
have BEEN somewhat stormy. Stanton supporting
his syiaws vigorously. Affairs In Sheridans Dis
To-nghes train improve the prospect tor a quo
rum. Colax expresses himself confidently OF
quorum IN the House.
There are tventy-three Senator'S present within
mmedistsiy after the adjournmen. Of the Sur
rstt Court, personal collision between Judge
Fish@ and lawyer Brady was only prevented by
the interpoGition Of officers Of the Court.
Regfstraston In Georgia,
sAvXnHAH, July AS whites and 2Ss blacks reg
istered to-day.
hiig yt{Ths Indian war. '.'f2 -
81. LOUIS, July 2-Gen. Sherman, in letter to
Gen. Haacbck, says: eve must remain ON the de-
fsnsiye, but follow the Indians up, and attack them
ON IN possible OCCASIONS. We must clear them
out between the Platte and the Arkansas, and
then mose in, force ON them. beyond these
rivars."
From tho West.
SAH FRANCISCO, July ALVIN Flanders. (Radi-
cali. has been sleesod Congressional Delegate
nom Warrington Territory.
80 From cansda. :, ssr,i
to-day, S,,ss s. .... 4, IL u. s.. -
= $3.50 ~. Mexican News silj ..,.as 9
NEW t0Hr4ans, July ,3.--A Galveston dispatch
says that Monterey letter, written previous to
thegexecution of MA1ifniian, says that he was
stripped entirely naked Escobedo presented him
With o shirt TO cover his nakedness. at.a-
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