The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

is at an crd. and TINT the rcLf.ls have captured
Taepng, TIC capital CT he cornsry
American tyc-:wcntics remained .,early station
ary in London ct 6ss q G9. British consols were
quoted at SO! C So.
Fron, Washington.
The Erd.Ts Easllint t.ton special, dated Septcm-
bcr 9Th, has t!.,e 5sl!o,.ing:
TIE wiKz TRIAt--E !Ff:CT OF THE EVIDENCE UPON
THE ACCUSED.
Tho rcVoltStE, Character cf Tho evidence now hc-
ny dcitnce& in the Wirz trGL IL support -of thr
1ruseC G:los IL s1iu TO be wearing heavily upon the
mind OF The Focused, and toruring him with the
most fearful apprehensions as to the decision OF
the co1lmis sion bearing the case Some people
who arc atcling tho Gcmcanor of tho prisoner
closely 81 so the opinion that, should lie continue
to be prey to the fearful doubts that now bcset
hrfn he will not survive another month. so lar
about forty witnesses have been examined III tins
casc. The record makes clcYcN or twelve hundred
faolscap pages ef Testimony. AT the rate tcsti-
l:Mony was taken to-day four CT five days more Will
sufi &C to close tllc for the Government. The
prisoner continues to occupy place at the table
with his counsel, and in writing and making sug-
gt.stions to them as to the cross examination.
IMPORTANT no BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
| The CuTroEcy Bureau have recently made an
important decision in regard to banking institn-
already published. It's purport is that although
bank might be permitted to organize without cir
cula.iop by waiving their claim to it, yet the law
requires au banks to deposit at least one-thrd of
the amount of their capital i'll United States bonds
and this requirement in no case be dispensed
with. Although the privilege Of circulation may
be waived, the deposit, above stated, n.ust be
made.
THE SPREADING eS TIE CHOLERA.
Ths State Department is in receipt of adviccs
from the United States Consul stationed at Pacr-
mo. dated August Il. He speaks OF the serious
spread Of the cholera at Ancona, Italy, where
seuc eight hundred persons have disd Isolated
cases have occurred in other towns of Italy, Spain
and France
PARDoSS.
Several pardons were granted by the President
,l.-day, and among them were those of Mrs. Bar
,!arl of Huntsville, Alabama, apd Ex-Governor
&I'rown, of Georgia.
The Hcrald's special from same place, dated 5th
-savs:
THE INVITATION To THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET
| VISIT RICHMOND.
Charles Palmer of Richmond, who was to invite
Nthc President and Cabinet to visit that city, arriv
cd here o., Saturday. He has been most cortliall,
received, and teday at noon, by special invitation
was prcscntcd'hy Mr.. Seward TO the Cnbinet-s
compliment due to Mr.. Palmer, who, during tn,
war; was imprisoned with Mr.. Bolts for his dcvo
tion to the Union. The President and the Cabino
expressed to Mr. Palmer the hepe to be able t.
accept the invitation of the peaplo Of Richmond a
soon as the weather and business would permit.
CABINET MEEIING.
Tho Cabinet meeting prolonged to al
unusual hour so-dny. All tho members were in ut
tendance till bslfpast four excepting Mr.. Stanton
: ! and he was represented by Major Eckert, Assis
tant Secretary of War. 1t was nearly five ,o'clocl
before they all departed from the White House.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
When the Commissioner of Internal ReSenu
made decision No. 40 the Gse-twenty bonds issuet
under act of Game 3O 1864, had not been put int
the market; but he now rules that said bond
should be included in the list Of United States sc
:. curites to isc deducted from bank capital undo
the section of the Revenue Lava.
APPLICATION FOB PARDON.
s. Francis w. Pickens of South Carolina, VIII
Z; boosted some gears ago of having been born in
y: :t:scnsibe to feaz is among the recent applicant
:! for pardon. Can the leopard change his spots?
e:ITHE JUDICIAL OFFICERS OF ALABAMA AND TIL
l. YREEDstEN's BUREAU.
General Swayne Of the Department Of Alabama
having recently issued a general order invitin,
tthc judicial officers and magistrates Of that Stat
tlle administration OF justice in all difficulties ars
ing between negroes, or between whites and he
groes, ard having admonished such officials tha
faanre to accept the agency for the purpose desig
mated would bo followed by substitution of mar
tia3 law in the district where such failures occur
rec, Provisional Governor Parsons earnestly advise
NIL judicial officers md magistrates to accent TIN
appointment offered as above, and in good faitl
do justice and observe tho instructions contained
in the order of General Swaync.
THE SOUTHERN RAILnoADs.
Major-General ]. D. Webster, late chief of stat
to General Sherman Returned this evening from al
extended tour Of inspection Of Southern railroads
: and states that he found them in rather better
condition than was expected under the circum
stances. None are in really good condition. Al
of them will be in operation In q few months bu
, they will be compelled to adopt low schedule O
I time at first.
, Bureau OF Refugees and Freedmen.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM GENERAL HOWARD =
| RULES AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED RELATIVE TT
, ABANDONED LANDS IN POSSESSION OF THE GOV
ERNsfENT, ETC
CIRCULAR No. Is.
, WAR DEPARTMENT.,
, BUREAU OF REFUGEES FREEDMEN
"A AND ABANDONED LANDS.
WAsHJSGToN ID. c., Sept. 4, 1865.
Circular No. Is, Of July 28, 1865, from this Blu
neau, is hereby reketSled, and the following rule
and regulations are adopted for the purpose O
establishing definite and uniform policy relativ