The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
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.aouu oates Wy iask nl8nt9 hlat! ana Express are
to the 4th from the North, The following is .
summary OF the stimportapt pews:ii
'E"'!'Ht! PRoo1EDrNas nhGogaREas.na.
mittes #ass FeesrapS enSs %ade Som Se.
,S;ny tbe sigpstgye y t6e sesIasas e pSoa%e
the Senate TO feceive from 'the Hosa The Postof-
fee Appropriations Bill for thespurposesof recon.
sidefing, the. amendment IN relationto tie Pres-
%ss sS ssa and s
long discussion ensued on The Bill to regulate
Communication between the states!1 !r
In ths House the Army bill, which. was rejected
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs: The bill for the
enlargement of Nevada, transferring; certain
mines IN Utah, which the Nevada miners have
been working, to the territorial jurisdiction Of
Nevada, was passed. A joint resolution favoring
the establishment of artesian wells, on the NAH
a TSS bafS sSS
after at further discussion, was passed;by . vote OF
oo W oo' ~" ~ ina = HU''t GAm sew an
THE FENIANs. ..-,,,s, y
The schooner Friend, which cleared from East
port with the Penans on Tuesday night. and
which the Winooski was ordered to pursue,s suo.
decided IN capturing the British schooner Went
worth, OF Windsor. To this the arms and cargo
scuttlng their own vessel continued their expedi.
tion in the Wentworth. TFhs SWinooski came up
with this vessel, 'but was deceived by her name
Fenians made descent on Grand Menan Island,
but we are, not advised that they accom- plished;
anything siy stsrtling and terrible The eEpsdition
IKE al that the Fenians have done, proved fail
= The examination. of the, Fenians at Cornwall
Was resumed on the I'd inst,: ,Iieutenant- Colonel
seryS setea sesnss stRs eRs
prisoners. They were committed for trial at the
The Fsniaan fury in New York appears to be
turned upon the leadefs. HOMah6ney has been
arrested, tried, made to disgorge and deposed |;
and Id now the Intention to arrest sud try Ste.
Phe1s o, on hia aFfysl here which is anticipated
acts for which O'Mahone5 was tried. The Fenian
Senate met on ths 5th.'a ~ OIL - 1Toei
The following Washington news is from the
Heralds correspondence Of the Sd: ,t.<ill
NsrRUoTIoNs TO UNITED sTATEs AAnsHA1s IN RELA-
TioN TO SORTS UNDER 4uE INTERNAL REVENUE.
Law.
The following instr notions are jdst promulgated
by tho Solicitor Of the Treasury for the guidance
Of marshas and clerks OF the United States courts
in relation to proceeds Of toreiufes ana penalties
in snita arising under the internal revenue laws
J. in all such. cases where the money is made by
into bis hands in any other, manner, he will pay
the sntrs g gross proceeds into the registry Of the
portion % Of sad
court and to the collector of the district In which
the case arose the portion due to the United States
without. any .'dbductionY for costs OF expenses,
taking duplicate receipts Of said collector thereof
5sSSiHng TSiaH s1a the ST. under
Of which he viii forward to the aolicitor's office
Tho clerk or proper officer is also required to
transmit, amer each term OF the court, q general
statement, showing each case, In which Judgment
has been rendered, the gross amount Of sales, the
costs Of court, tho amount awarded by the Court
to the infprmers, and tho net amonnt paid 10 'the
collector OF the district in which oEse arose.
& TT BndftpPaoyRp By THE PnEsIDENT
. Tho President has approvsd the bill authorizing
and empowering the Secretary Of the TraaSdrK 10.
renit, or, paid ia, refund any ,dnties. levied Oh
psst a gSI SsSa satSs ties
said produce was actually IN r4,iShu and detained
byl to9 when the recent reciprocity treaty with
ThH goE FRANK p, ,BLAm pY THE sEkGrki
Thereaooh Why General Frank Blair was rejected
by tue Senate heQ ollsctoS fdnternai Revenue for
the dssfict OF st: Louis hSssnot transpirsa Aaeh;
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