The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03
LATE NEWS.


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LATE NEWS.
important Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, May lit is understood that at
cabinet meeting to-day, the members present,
their opinions respecting the recent report OF the
Reconstruction Committee.
Secretaries Seward Welles, Stanton and MoCul-
1ition to the plan proposed by the committee, and
to be in favor OF the Presidents policy OF reatora
ton. Secretary Harlan was rather reticent.
Dennison was in favor Of the Presdent's policy,
but undecided as to the proper time tor tho ad-
mission of the Southern Representatives.
The President declared hinaeelf emphatically
against the plan Of the committee, and opposed
al conditions precedent to the admission Of the
loyal Representatives, in the shape OF constitu-
Honal amendme9ts, or the passage Of laws on
II the orgauc law is to be changed at ALL it should
be done at time when all the States and ell the
people can participate is'-.ls all,4 ASloi. -., i;
Civil W.. Military Inw. 49,"
GENERAL CANDY BEFORE AN UNITED STATES COUNT
IN NEW ORLEANS. ....
NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.-General Canby WAS
to-day before the United States Circuit Court for
contempt In preventing the execution or writ OF
aequestration, obtained by the United States
Treasurer against five hundred bales Of cotton
The case was fully argued, the entire bar being
present, and the deci sion was reserved. Judge
Darrell says he might as we'll have closed the
court at once il its writs are to be dsreoarded
and remarked tn ut it would be unavailing so long
as bsyonets bristled in the court room.
Cotton agents are still sueing for haJeas corpus,
but are refused.
Gen. Candy has ordered oholera quarantine
OF New York shipping coming hither Dr. Slower
says the cholera never visits warm latitudes in
summer. Damp weather in fall and early spring
produces 1t, but the cholera dies out in summer.
ships, has left for Liverpool. The line is fully
established, and works admirably.
Confederate e1iles are returning home from
Mexico. They bring unfavorable reports.
The Texas crops are the largest ever grown.
DIR. Marsden and his Theory Concern Ing
tho Cholera.
QUEBEC, April 28.-Dr. Marsden. OF Quebec, the
originator OF plan Of quarantine for cholera.
States, left this afternoon for Baltimore and
Warrington as delegate to the American Medi-
cal Asaociaton, to represent the college Of physi-
plans, the result Of his very great experience in
cholera before the President OF the United States.
and to visit the different quarantine stations in
operation before he returns TO Canada. Dr. Mars
den contends that cholera may be arrested or ex-
terminated after it has been landed, or has brok-
on out in place, by absolute isolation. He says
that the Gases at Haverstraw and Washington are
not Asiatio or epidemic cholera, and will not
opread.
Grent Bank Robbery.
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA, April 2s-About 2
o'clock this morning six burglars entered the
residence OF the cashier Of the Harrison National
gentleman and Compelled his wife to ssiiver sIne up
the keys OF the bank and safe. Proceeding thence
to the bank they effected an entrance without
much difficulty, and robbed the safe Of $500 900 in
United States bonds, and about $50, 900 in depos-
Its. After locking the watchmau in the safe they
made good their escape on hand-oar, cutting
tho telegraph In two places. The robbers abanc.
doned the hand-oar, at a station near Alexandria.
on the Pittsburg and Columbus Railroad, and
took to the woods.
The surrounding country has been aroused, and
large force has been in pursuit. $4,000 re.
ward is offered for the arrest of the robbers.
Late Markets.
New YosE. Nay l.aooton is IRREGULAR and unsettled
sales OF 500 bales at 81 to 34c Flour dr and declined
to l0c Wheat dull; declined to 80. Corn declined
10. Pork arm Lard hesyy: Whiskry dull. Molassea
tine 81 to Quo. Gold 28I.
MOBILE. April 28.-CorroN. to-day 500 baIos
snta nTmn NY as SIC Sales tor the week $500 bales Re
Meeh EIp'rs for tho week 1885 bsles. Stock on hand
s9s!a bales Gold excited and has advancing ten.
NEW onIEAns April 9s.-cotton still unsettled: sales
900 bsloa low mIddogs sO@32o; todsys resrtpts 9666
lsIes Flour So 80 for superane Corn que. at 81 od
@l 10. Oats Arm at 60o PORK $50. Bacon, shoulders
sssiiHs IL tssa Freight sss en ootSi HOY
CHICAGO. April 2s.-Flour dull and unchanged wheat
unsetted and ciintd 30 TO To- at 81 6oH to 81 sax for
1so 49, =. N Corn dn ct aos to Soc for No. and 5o 70
active. Mess Pork .dyaaced 800 20 coo per DBL q,
bols Flour 86 600 bushels Wheat or0 bushels Corn
and 90 COO bushels Data snipments-5OOO bbis Flour
1900 bushels Wheat 6b.ouo bushels Corn, and $500
MILWAUKEE. April 2s.-Flour arm. at 90 80 for
double e1 rs spring Wheat has . deoning tendency,
for s,p,s 1as' , S,. Ea
bushels Wheat Shipments, 800 bbls Flour and 5000
buahels Wheat