The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-08

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~ saItoo on saturday Tor New Orleans. TIL
ieutonia Will follow III about one month. The;
voyages ere experimental; should tho trips suf
ceed, the Hamburg American line will continu
the service between Hamburg and Now Orleans
LONDON October ~7-Noom-Consols "a 81,
Bonds II GIG. o"
LIyEnpoob, October -Noon.-Cotto sto,dv
sales 10000 balcs. Breadstutfs generalIv omin3t
Corn advanced to ass Cd. eN' '"e'
LONDON, October -3 P. M.-Consols e4l. Bond
hr algSEhpooh, October IA 7. M.-Cotton an,
Oh DTTeaostnfs unchanged. Lard 65s; others unchang
S~opTIAmrroN, October THE Deutchlan,
- LossDos, October 7.-consols o. sic. Bond
LIVERPOOL, October 7-Ilvening.-Cotton CLOSED
%hcnanged; Sales $4,000 bales. Breadstufs un.
nnsdGsea. durpentine declined Sd, closing 26s Sd
q meMum roam advanced to "a; common s(oadv nj
SGD. All other articles unchanged. N0"N' "'
LONDON. October 7.--Dispatchcs received here
and memorial s arc arriving at Florence, that Rome
be !taly's capital. The italian press urge sub
,scriiptions for the Garibaldians wounded at Viz
itahnns to occupy the Papal territory with iroons
"u' 'hey must not entcr the city OF Rome.
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Washington Ae.s.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-Col. Parker. nm Indian
on N Grants staff, has been sent to Raleigh md
Gnarieston to look after certain Treasury interests
AavoivniS, lt Is said, over 81 600, 900, the particulars
OF which have not transpired. Parker was detail.
90 al the request of Secretary Mccullough. II is
a nnge,H c from the character Of the detail being
purely mnltary, that the trouble is with the Troed,
mans Burel u or District Command.
sa aenor M aresohal, Secretary OF the Mexican Le-
homero's four months absence. "'"s
p n w. S lh At dalyena. illinois, Congressman E.
patnlzes with Congress in tho reconstruction plans.
fsvored the House Bill, which required lie Consent
q the senate to change the District Commanders
de accepted the Secretnryship Of War from n snnsa
OF duty, to prevent it's being filled by Johnson mon.
s ana a "s spaaaoe waa,with the knowledge and CON
6nrne said he had no right to speak regarding
Grants PRESIDENTIAL aspirations. e
internal Revenue receipts to-day $500 600.
VIM. L.. Wells, at present Collector Of the Cus-
toms at Petersburg, Va, has been appointed Col
1sction OF n the Internal nal Revenue for tho Fourth Col
II is confidently stated that Sherman is. here
suits from the mission.
Inc packet ship Golconda, Capt. Levitt. owned
~ me american Colonization Society, arrived at
She VAL sail on her return voyage to Monroyia
about the Goth instant, touching at Charleston
No1em mhence a sho Is expected to sail on the 18th Of
d1ed names are enrolled by parties GOING ont in
her, tho most of whom will embark from Charles.
Sherman had a prolonged interyiew with both ,,,o
President and Grant today. $500 'i'
L. Is now stated that Colonel Parker goes South
the sale Of the government interest. This ia ia t, ~
treasury interest entrus o. to Colonel Parker. "i0
Inc state Department has advicos that the
Japanese commissioners Tomagoro and Matsnato
andoxa reached Jeddo July 9Th. Thoy write to
ISI: oeWard and express satisfaction at their visit.
george FunkeI, o seaman, was found murdered in
Nagasaki. A Japanese woman was murdered near
the same place the same night. The civil war in
o q iil Is over, Choser returning TO his allegiance
OF FOREIGN Affairs says officially that all now seems
nea ns P aii1 ndni, put it is impossible to tell how long
Japan. AA""S pau nieh Id
o6 Minister Won yailenberg gives an account of
~raph RPersecutions, heretofore reported by tele-
catholics IL Japan, descendents from Christian
Sonverss. left there two hundred years ago, when
Japan stopped intercourse. They are Scattered
SaronglorG the empire. There have been no new
epnxefLas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are Nagasslci. whera
tnere ID a BishoP and eovoral L, lunte- Trber 49,
held their services in secret at night. Many of
these Christians, mon, women and children, have
recently been arrested as criminals. Mr.. Seward |
through Minister. Won Valkenberg, urges the aboli- |
ton OF the laws against Christians.