, 1865-12-22

The Provisional Governor Of South
Carolina RcfIcFed-A Congressman
Injured-The Suffrage Question In tho
District.
WAsu1ScToS, Dec 2l.-The Colombian Commls-
efon has adjourned until The tth Of January. Out
ef ISL esses the conn.i: hare decided ai1sY
f., ae'tds f5na1 decision. II The % esses thus II
ss m Sssa q se% eess s G1 md es41R' a9 It q s
Government brJ. II. Carlisle, Esq.. q the Distract
Of Columbia. The awards viii NOT be published
tions submitted in ihc eaae, but the most import
=; sec1e.asy Mecni!e:b ien Washington this NOR
ming g r9sts 70 Nc" YORK. and NIL be absent
The Senate executive session confirmed the noml-
nation OF Edwin Marsh. Of Washington Territory,
Dewey, elected Delegate to Congress; Ghas. Dnr-
kcc Of Wisconsin, 10 10 Governor Of the Territory
Of Utah, 1aee Jas. D. Doty, deceased.
tho new Committee on Mines and Mining, has rep
resented the gold mines OF California and Oregon,
the silver mines ol Nevada, The lead mines Of Wis.
he f,on ia sd eoa nnes MT Il Penuasyanta, md te
Iron Mountaln mine Of Missouri.
Capt. G. X Malhr1aec, A1htazy Superintendent
today Tic eonycred the prisoners Winder, bun.
saa and Gee to the respective point, TO- WHICH 5nsy
at Ra!egh in charge o Ger. 6nyder, and Daucan WIS
conveyed 10 Savannah and placcd in the custody Of
ten steedman. They arc 10 be tined by Military
The Secretary of State has instructed Provisional
Gov. Perry. Of South Carolina, to rc1luqu1sh the
control OF that State to the Governor elect, Mr. Or,
The duties o5 his odce. The documents Urn slnss
lar In 1angnace 10 those heretofore issued in tie
cases Of Gco7Eia md Alabama.
tor Colombo, va to:nisht run over by street c1
and seriously 15aied- Me. fa1nea Donaldson, Sec
neary Seward MESSENGER, with his chatacte:iastc
had pl.ced lin un!er cha:7:s of j pbysi:Ian.
lnneeofaancc NTH The resolve Of the city author
tiles. the te't question sas presented To-day, at
against Ard cny about Is In favor Of thus extend.
lug the franchise. 1t raid that the friends ut the
measure. wEo ah-tatned from The polls are oblsn.
rG sjcnau-rs to petition TO he {r2ssnt' 10 Con.
erss, pteic7In. ibis mode, rather ttaa u. ballot,
Of expressing their wishea.
mr. Wilson's Freedom Enforcing bill.
Wksn1SGros. DEE. s1.-II tho Senate today Mr.
Wilson Introduced bin 10 maintain and enforce
lhc freedom O! the tnhapants Of tic United Statcs
Mh1rh uss reic1ed 10 tho 1udiciarJ COMMITTEE.
amendment Of the Cons'itution, providing for the
abolition Of g.asc!y. sud the Official Proclamation
bag bceu ,oadc lhat ench amendment bay been
provides that al laSs, oraInances aud rcgu-
fatIonE in any St1te or Te4r:tnry, rccogntz-
iuG the Inequality Of evil rights or ir1munftics
among the Inhabitants IN consequence O! race or
color be null and void. aol rendering IL illegal 10
make CT enforce such taw hereafter.
Section second provides TINT the tnhabitants Of
any State without distinction Of color be entitled
to make contracts. sue and be sued% testify In
courts, purchase OF eel real eetate> and hava
equal bci1eEt Of all Laws for security OF person and
property.
Section third provides that my petEon violating
the provisions Of this act shall BE- guilty Of mis-
dcmernor, and punished By fine aud imprisonment.
Proceedings under this section In insurfecionarJ
States may be made in the military courts Ill the
c1vf enuHs atu Ic established.
Section fourth provides that defendants In any
suit fn anF court who shall claim any lights under
tn!f act by way OF defence ma5 remove BY pet1dun
such tuIt into tie the proper district os clreut
court,