The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
The Daily n ews
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1866.
By YEsTEnDAY's MAIL.

WARRINGTON Juno 15-The Rousseau. 9rinnell affair
has at acted consideiab attention he,e, especially
amoEg tho Radicals, who arc endeavoring to mako q
little political capital out of it. Grinnel his seat
before tho Ht met this morning apparently well
and unnjuIed General Rousseau entered the
Hall whc tho Cork was reading Mr. Spalding's resolu.
ton aul orizpg the appoil tment Of select committee
OF five embers 70 inquire into the particulars Of the
gaming OF the gent .msn from Iowa tGripne Tho dis
tneuirh Kentuctinn paid at ntion to 1t. and it
parsed unanimously. The Speaker appointed Messrs
spaleipg Raymond, Banks, Hogan Moorhead az tho
said committee Mr.. Moorhead. At his own request,
talk among the friends OF Grinnen Of eIpeing Roua-
seSu 1t iS not improbable that resolution for his
PuIBlon Will be reported from the committee.
MINo.rTY REPORT ON RECONSTRUCTION.
hr Rogers OF New jersey, will resent to the House.
In few days the report of the minority Of the joint
teen members Of that Committee only three are admin
Sstration men-Mr hnson OF tho Senate, and Messrs
1o8erS ana drlder OF the House.
MEMPHIS COMMITTEE.
Mr. Washeurne. Of Illinois: chairman Of the select
&c U,s sent out to Memphis to investigate tho riot
Their report will then be submitted.
ADJOURNMENT
1t Ia now considered certain that both Houses will
agree to adjourn orf Monday the 18th of July four
session can be con pleted by that date
RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
Mr. Raymor d. Of New York, will have the floor on
Bi for keeping Southern men out of oSperess
Mr. Han tRepurlcan). Of New York. gavo notice to-
Vidng THAT nothing contained therein shall be Do
rued to deprive each House ofthe exclusive right
Judging OF the election returns and qualifications Of Its
own mombers.
CLOSING THE DEPARTMENT AT P II.
The Secretary Of State and Secretary Of War have
each Issued orders for closing their respective Depart
ment at p NJ, from the present time until tho let OF
October next The object is to afford tho employees
thereof some recreation during the summer months.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Senate to day passed the House Joint bill for the
appointment Of commissioners to attend the great
position at Paris, next year.
ANOTHER VETO.
The President returned to the Senate today the bill
incorporating tho Now York and Montana Mining
Company, with his objections thereto
FREEDMEN AND CROPS IN ALABAMA
Tho Assistant Commissioners OF Freedmens Affairs in
ne STATE OF Alabama has written to the Commissioner
the result OF his inquiries made accordance with the
nsuuchons OF the latter to report the number
ons requiring seed corn and the quantity OF
He states that lists Of the persons above men.
collateral inquiries has satisfied him that not only is
he season already much far advanced for any
iul cultivation Of seed grown this year, but that no
distribution need be provided The grain crop
OF ls year WILL the General thinks reach nearly the
average before the war; both in quantity and quality;
ior iood viii, doubtless meet all future reouiremens
ZOE eeed That 1t will not be wholly consumed Ia infer.
the sharp experience they have had OF the ne
ceet 1or and from the fact that most Of the per.
VINO nave grain crops have also little cotton, which
VIII anord them relief before the corn which is their
SoH Patton will leave in few days. for st. Louis and
nicaeo' where tits hoped he viii be able purchase
supply Of with which to supplement food IN.
sued by Government.