The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-08
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Our Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, February .6-Noon--Cotton quiet
sales 1000 bales; prices unchanged; Middling Up.
lands 14ac.
j. LoNDoS, February e-Noon.-co consols 90 11-16
5-20s 725; illinois 81; Eries 39S.
LIVERPOOL, February 6.;-The Peruoian has at
rived.
~ LONDON, February 6.-Lord STANLEY hasasked
SEWARD to state plainly the points of claims OF
which arbitration is desired.
The new Atlantic Telegraph Company is forming
ria Azores and Halifax.
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2 8 80. - =. -. go: Congregational.
WASHINGTON, February TN the House, after
some unimportant business. the Reconstruction
Committees Bill was taken up.
- STEVENS had not; made up his mind beyond de-
signing to vote as early as possible, and would moi
agree to postpone the vote until Monday. LIE
BLOND said that Tho Bill struck down civil govern
ment in the South, ignoring State lines and broke
down the Judiciary. RAYMOND proposed, in view
Of its Importance, to allow twenty minutes debate.
TWAS finally agreed to hold a night session.
81. .Mr. AsHIEY rose to personal explanation re-
garding newspaper correspondence, in which he
took occasion to denounce the President, but de-
MED having any completely with Gen. BUTLER, OF
INV intention to stab Gen. GRANT in the back.
The Retrencnment Committee reported faYora-
bly, on the official conduct OF Mr.. VAN DYKE, Assls-
tant Treasurer at New York.
STEVENS and BRANDEaEE made characteristic
speeches in favor Of the formers bill. The latter
years ago. He saw promise that the SWORD OF
the. Republic was about to be again unsheathea
LEBIoNp and FNuH opposed the measure PIE
spoke il: favor, and FARNswoRTH followed on the
same side. RODGERS spoke one hour u opposa'
ton. saying rather than see military government
established in this country, he for one would use
the power the Almighty had given him IN resist
inn the inyaaon of: bis liberties. :THAYER inter
rapteJ RapaEaa about ii costing his neck. RoDo-
ERs continued, and said if the South had the blood
OF WAsHMaroN JEFFERSON and MADISON, the
ssges and heroesso the Revolution, they would
protest, as their Fathers had protested, by their
blood against the :despotism Of King GEORGE.
hoped that the Presdsnt Of the United States
would, would use the powers the Conshtu
ton gaze him compel traitors to obey=the avs.
II kNpREw lsHNaonS onttiinuedt RoDarss, would
submit to see the country destroyed, hls name
would go down with ignominy to posterity as cow
ard and q traitor.
BNaHAm spoke very briefly, placing himself
i soua.ely in Opposition to- the measure, when the
House took q recess until 7;P. N. 20,
~ In the Senate the Clerk read o dispatch from
Nashville announcing that the Universal Suffrage
Bill had passed the Tennessee Legislature. - 49,, Z:
go The Judiciary .Cornmittee Of that Legislature
had reported Bills for enrolling and calling out the
aud 1or preventing eorporeal punishment
s. 7R mas taken up and dls
cusssd until recess. e - :. -
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Washtngtoa News.
WASHINGTON, February 7:.'Gsn. DAN. SrcKIEs lie
wife ia ia desc: s :!
= :: Tba 0aisians Legislature has re-
iectea the Amendment, and unanimously concurred
IN tie Senate BIZ q State constitutional
SCdnsention. A~veto was expected. There we're
!, two ounsuccessfal Sc Corral ba llotings.
Is Senator aAuLsBuRH, OF Delaware, has Authorized
the denial of the statement made OF his intended
resignation.a rss-sas5o s. -. -. -.
g. doyernor Brown, Of Georgia, is here
The Pennsylyznias House passed the Constitu-
tional BY d party vote: :.2es.
THE President has approved the Bill furnishing
tarnparing with securities and currency and also
Furnishes printing these son- any advertisement. !.
Also; the :Haoeass Corpus Bill which excludes rom
sita bsneats all persons now held for, acts done
a3urine ,there5eli lion:l g55. Y
aFRsttp.1 SEWARD arrived. as mysteriously as he
had Departed; 4 81. - :.-....=.i
The internal revenue receipts to-day are. over
$500 Y \, :, +
The- Tebaoc0o o. Manufacturers Convention has
been permanently organized y. "a. PRAGUE, Pres
ident. .Therejare seven ;Vice-Pres from as
many States. A resolution was adopted; fayoring
= nniform tax uuonnll kinds of manufactured to-
baoco, smoking ana snuff:
Marine Intelligence. y
NxW :YoaK, ebruary Arrived; the Virglnsa
from Galveston, the Doe Saratoga from Norfolk,
the Fairbanks from Whining ton: ~: ..;s
,,I1las Bremen, is ashore
:, a., Io,no, R.y ..tAa
: Sas4os, 81 ssSsi rssfSas 81 coaa Plot
from Savannah for New York; wns abandoned at
ses ina eand The Grew we're brought
here. o. g. !. 80. .s =
saI:! or ;sli, Mexican News. 60. .:s'. -.
iis NEW oRlE1as, February and his
oonaanioRs :s sEtasd ss san LUIS
Ini@snss prsparations are making at seneateeas
to receive: :JgAnnz. 18th. ,:.:,.4,,
sRshiHs sdSises; that SEVEN thousand Im;
.pei7iigAt iA gts aie sanoS T. San Luis Potosi With
Instructions and, i victorious to suspend
hostilihes for an election: !. = 5.=err:l
.t:is;t;jai.EI;poslaleasltls. :s;;ji. afarkets. -5
NOON DIspATCH. eI.:s
Naw YoaK, February THE Stock market ls
stronger; 52Vs Of 6 1Osa; Of 1861; OF IS, 1876
1o4vs, 1907; 1895. 1861. E1change, .los3 Sight,
1os4 Money. 4. Gold, 1877, and has been 1S0
Flour qniet and unchanged Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn quiet and unchanged: Rye quiet
Oats,dun andanchanged. Pork dull; $50 bbls. at
$1f{a1s} 4. I: Whiiskey quiet. Peas dull Cotton
quiet and steady at ssscsf for Middlinge Uplands
Freights quiet ritthout ehange. -: ...::-:.5
g.-..5{.- :. . :;:.;.i, : ,EvENINa D1sPATcH.
Finances are active. Fiye-tw entities, Of '62, cou-.
pons, t1oaf ;r seyen-t l@l08a. Cotton
armer; Midding Uplands SS cts. Sales 1000 bales.
Flour aot.ve but unchanged. Wheat steady; Corn,
Mixed Western 81 0s: Oats dull. Pork heavy.
Whiskey ,quiett. Sugar steady. Molasses steady
but quiet. Turpentine 67@e7a: F|r,eights firm ):
Cotton to Iiyerpoolb by sail s@a. !. 80
Bl1T1aoas, February Cotton quiet; Mid
ding Uplands, ssc.- Flour buoya.rtt:: : Wheat dull
MOBILE; February Sales Of Cotton $500 bales
atsoassolc..@.s...=....,5@,-.. at sol
WnanaroN, February -7.-Market dull; Mid
dings, 9Oo U y q : <. -: e, g
CnennAr1 February 7:-Elour in good demand
and unchanged; superAne So 75a1O 25 Wheat
firm. Corn active at 77a7s. Oats :fr1ner. Whis-
key, 81 10 in bond. Provisions less firm and quiet
Mess Pork, sac: So. Bacon dull; Clear Sides, sl2
so. Lard, $13 Is =: e.ls.s.. s. 80. 60