The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-15

Tho Low York papers Of Monday contain til" fol
lowing items cf Washington ncws:
WRECKS AND STORES II TIL" 9AuA:iAs
conr,,andcr G. W. Cooper. commanding tho
date Of October 81 tic arrival ct his vessel at Ma
tarzas Cuba after cruise in the vicinity Of the
Bahau!Ga Commandcr Cooper sailed on the 18TH
reportcd to be IN American ship ashore near
Menor% HGrte, Little Bahana aI; This This hi; yEsSel
proycl TO- ng tni Tora EIn bous sp to of9 ycrr5o m
Te TTS csiccrs tG;ss0 and W crew @ had been taken off
by = vessel bound to Key West, Florida: At
and nj: on board wore lost. The English brig Ra-
vc.i l!ai been capsized at Great Strrup Crag and
dri.cn ashore. None on board had been saved. On
the ri Commander Cooper stopped mt Nassau,
where ut tho request OF our Consul ut that place,
five American machin!sts wero taken on board the
Wnoos for PasSo s to ReS G1 e
mas by tho arrival at Nassau on tho 9th Of o
schooner from Inagua, accounts were received Of
and the wrccking of thirty foreign vessels by the
recent hurricane which visited the Bahamas At
the date Of his despatch, Commander Cooper pro-
posed to sail soon for Key West.
MORE ABOUT TIE CONSPIRACY TO HANG MIR. DAVIS.
Sanford Conovcr alias J. A. Dunham, has been
indicted for perjury by the Grand Jury of this
district, in swearing before the House Judiciary
pas anI others to T assist in the
ton of President Lincoln Owing to quarrel be-
tween Conover and others concerned with him, IN
vor got up lot of bogus evidence which implica-
ted jeff. Davis in the assassination plot Tho par
ties imposed on the War Department, and Con-
gross and tho,Judgo Advocate General has effected
the arrest of ConoVcr, who is in jail here.
TIE REUNION OF THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
General Grant decided late last evening not to
attend tho celebration of the Army Of Tennessee,
which comes Off at Cincinnati. He is detained
here by important official duties, and regrets OK
cecdingly that he cannot be present OH that inter
Gstins occasion General enc Rawlings and Colonel
in tho affair 1t was the intention of Both Grant
and Sherman to be present on that occasion, but
the possibility Of either of these distinguished Of
iiccrs being present.
PARDoNs.
\. NJ. L. Hunter, of Virginia, arrived here TO-
pardon. His, with some hundred and fifty other
applications of prominent men who figured in the
rebellion, are hung up, and likely to be for some
timc.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The delegation appointed by Gov. Humphreys,
Of Mississippi, to present the resolutions Of the
for the release of Jefferson Davis, have filed them
with tho Private Secretary, together with momo-
rial setting forth certain facts and praying for his
release purely on. tho grounds Of humanity. They
expect q reply from the President tomorrow.
FINANCIAL ITEMS.
The following financial items were obtained from
the bureaus of the Treasury Department. at the
close of business, Saturday, November 10: Nation
week, s731 $50; total circulation issued to date,
1896, ,0s0 1O4. The Treasurer of the United States
5ods security for National Bank currency United
depositories CT public money, s39,4ss,s5o; total,
There has been no change in tho number of Ma
tiona Banks, or the amount of their capital during
tho week.
There has been redeemed during the week of
fractional currency, s238,300. The Shipments for
the week were, to National Banks, 1851 ,535.45; to
United States repositories at Baltimore, s75 600.
Total 1886, ,535.45.
Tho receipts of Internal Revenue for the wcck
aggregate S4,796 61G.S7. Total receipts from July
1 10 date, s135, ,07s, 5000.
ORGANIZATION OF RADICAL TROOPS.
Tho National EnteUigencer publishes the follow
ing call, taken from Formers Chronicle:
Being profoundly impressed with tho Importance
OF the struggle through which tho country is pass
ing and Of tho necessity of preserving tho results
gained by the triumphs in tho field, and more re-
comfy at the polls tho undersigned, committee
appointed by the Soldiers and Sailors Union of
Washington, ID. c., do, in their name, earnestly
invite thcir. comrades, the loyal veterans of tho
Republic, witt other friends of the great cause
of Union and Liberty, to meet in national mass
welcome and council, TO be held in this the Federal
Capital, on Saturday, December tho 1st proximo.
We ask your presence to honor and assure pro-
lection to tho loyal majority in the Thirty-nfnth
Congress, in whom VIC recognize faithful guardians
Of our assaiod institutions and able supporters of
the principles involved
Come in your might! By your presence show
how stcrnly loyalty can rebuke treason. Provo
thereby That tho threats and insults of treacher-
GUS Executive against the Legislative branch of tho
Government cannot intimidate u FREQ people.
Here in the Federal capital must our great strug-
gle eliminate in wise and equitable Legislation.
Hero, thcn, should we assemble to encourage and
strengthen Congross--to whose hands tho Consti-
tuition wisely intrusts the powcr-to such just ac-
tion as will make peace permanent and liberty
universal. d. s. CURTIS,
II. s. HINTON.
A. J. BENNETT,
W. 8. MORSE,
l.. EDWIN DUDLEY.
Correspondence 10 invitod md may be addressed
Il. j. Hinton, Washington, D. C.
Tic Ia!eRiGence7 comments on the above as TO-
lows:
We arc painod and shocked to announce, from
many sources Of reliable information, that the
above call looks to the establishment here en- per-
naneace Of an organized forco to bo subject to the
Or(lers Of C0Oornaa What t1ov ha op5 Of