The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-14
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NEW YORK., October 12.-Three iron -clads hay;
been sent to the Irish coast. ~'
Napoleon complains of Austria's DELAYING tho re
organization Of the army.
Inc GarlbaldiaDs are entrenched at various
win rise: N'A '"s0"
Napoleon and the King of.Prussia will meet soou
~-.nsnston New.. 4
WASHINGTON, October IL. Cotton claims Of loya
were awarded BY the Court Of Claims in June last
have boon paid, iess Y per % cent cent; The suecessfu
atlamta. III The 'e COURT re ~ me9'' absolute Sdutte proof an Of
the claimants having never voluntarily 8ided tho
rebellion.
Bharswood is elected by Mt least GOO. Ohio politi-
clans seem afraid to speak on the GubernatoriaI
result in that State. AZ
1, M.-Nothing from Ohio. Nothing max
ing Sharswood's election doubtful from Phila-
defphia.
Commodore Barron, of the Confederate navy,
Franklin Pierce was serenaded at Concord, N.
H., Wednesday night. and said: II warn you, my
over they may be, are no party trlumPhs. The
people have risen in their majesty, with q con-
seriousness Of their power, and disregarding. party
.s saes amu what Haaty b sspala,i TO- th anpe t lsar c sbiGdrty G amd
their country. 1 think the great battle has been
fought and won. n the results are significant in
uOCuluB clbos tloy are III COlB CndC Cn0 WQlC6 race
our race, the German, Italian, French, Irish,
Scotch and Anglo-Saxon people-are still to be the
controlling %ss power sta,; on t this continent m nS;a
lively known until Tuesday.
The Superior Court Of New York, on appeal, has
decided the Gardner will case in favor Of Mrs.
10000.
Among a number of articles forwarded to the
dead letter Office from the army at Columbia, New
bern and Goldsboro, was all oil painting, repre-
aenting two children finding a horse. The De-
%partment will restore the pain ting to the owner
upon satisfactory proof, addressed to the Third
Assistant Postmaster-Gsneral
The heirs of the original owners Of Harper's
original. deed executed to George Washington
stipnlates that the property should only be used
by the United States.
The pardon application of r. Nj. r. Hunter, re-
Gently published, was written soon after the close
OF the war. His expressions Of approval apply to
President Johnson's, and not to the Congressional
Revenue to-day, lSsal eco for the week, 50, $780,
600 for tho fiscal year, s64, S14 900.
General Sherman is visiting his daughter in
schoaeld returns to Richmond tomorrow.
In a drunken row between atage passengers and
the escort at Cameron Crossing, on the Santa Re
road, three were killed.
The Government has abolished the auction mo-
nopoly. /.
family have arrived at New York in the Corsica
from Havana. s :.
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Major r. S. Ward,
Editor Of the Pamela, Mississippi, Star is dead.
The Committee for the Investigation of the
treatment OF Union prisoners sits in Boston till
the meeting OF Congress.
From Rtchmona.
RICHMOND, October 12.-The case of Gen. I'M
boden is exciting some interest. He applied to be
permitted TO- register under the Presidents am
nesty proclamation upon taking an oath to sup
intends to apply to the United, States District
Court for a writ Of nadndd1nus to compel the regis
tefing officer to register his name. In case the
the Supreme Court Of the United States, and thus
test the validity of the oath required by the Recon-
strucslon Act, and demonstrate what virtue there
10 in the pardon accorded by the President to tho
The United States Deputy Marshal seized the
British bark ,Walhall, Of Nova Scotia, at City Point
resisted the seizure, and was very insolent, threat
ening the country with English vengeance, and
e GSssal re- a tslsssTsphss aa f Sev Sdy sSa s t. the British Saa
General 9. Brown, Chief Of the Bureau, has re-
troubles tcosSS . on the the Taylor fsyM n farm. The SaP negroes have ave
been allowed to remain there up to this time I'M
molested. Taylor was pardoned more than q year
but they have persistently refused to leave. A few
days since a party went out from Norfolk, accom-
panied by an agent Of the bureau, to persuade
farm, which is still in the hands Of the Govern
mont. They assembled together, and, through
their spokesman, refused all offers Of a compro-
m YaiHf DIG AAsl AgiggG6t that the President had no right to
perty against ell eomers. steps win be taken q
outbreak as yet, and no armed demonstration was
made. Tho conference was peaceable and a blood.
less one, but 1t Is feared trouble will grow out OF
it, and that blood may be shed before the squat
ters will yield their sovereignty.
The Board of Directors OF the Chamber OF Com.
morce. held their first meeting this evening and
organized, G sGt3 W
The Board Of Registration closed its books last
evening. During the five days there were register
ed in the city 189 whites and 157 blacks, which
leaves the black majority nearly the same as be
fore. The African Church has been refused to th,
tssR9sisss 4 n mn' s, P Ssia ia osspi fspy saaa2e M snt
day. A meeting is being held here to MAKE
preparations for it. Hunnicutt. and Underwoo,
win doubtless be two OF the Ave delegates nomi
General Bsauregard leaves in the morning TO
Washington.
From WflnaAngton.
WILMINGTON, October 12.-WilIiam w. Parker
whose trial has been progressing for the past tw
dayb in the Criminal Court, was convicted of mur
der in the first degree. He killed William Childer
in 1851. Tho evidence was circu1nstantiai, 'bu
weather clear and cool.
u s From louisville.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.--Justices swayne an
ballard nave decaded the Civil Rights Bill to b
Samuel b. Taylor, q nephew OF the President, i
dead. 45st s@i
III. Faoma Savannah.ES@ XII
SAvAsEAH, October 1S.--The Republican mestin
advertised to take place ut a p. m. tomorrow, an
3 ad soESh,ight procession afterwards is unidentified
Mayor Anderson issued the following proclam'
Whereas. It is proper in the present excits