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

WASHINGTON June l5.-The Rousseau drlnnell alnlr al
has att, acted consider able attention here, especay
little pliticai capital out Of it. Grinnell was In his seat
before the b. met this morning. apparently g +ba
and uninjured ever. General Rousseau enteieu i S
Hall hie the Clerk reading Mr. spaidlngs leSt ta
ton authorizing the appoi1 aelect committee
of 1--WE embers to inquire into the particulars on sn e
Gaming Of the gent .man from Iowa 1ian - 4 and It
pafsed unanimously speaker aPponssu @ The
spaoipg Raymond Banks Hogan and Moorneao 40 .0
was excused from serving There Is some
talk among the friends Of erinnen of expelng hous
sesu 1t Is mI robable that resonoh 1or us "a
nnlsion will be reported from the committee.
m1No4rrY REPORT ON RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr. Rogers of New Je, sey will present to the House,
few days the ort of the minority OF the JOINT
committee of fifteen on reconstruction Out OF tne III
teen members OF that Committee only three are admin
iareton men-Mr Johnson OF the Senate, and Messrs.
Rogers and Grider OF the House.
MEMPHIS COMMITTEE.
Mr. Washburne of Illinois, chairman OF the select
committee sent out to Memphis to investigate the ros
In that city is expected to return to this city ne3 week.
Their report will then be submitted.
ADJOURNMENT. Z=
It now considered certain that both Houses will
agree to adjourn Monday, the 18th OF July, lonr
weeks from Monday next The regular business Of the
session can be completed by that date
RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
Mr. Raymor d. Of New York, will have the floor on
Monday for q speech on the Obstruction Committee q
Bill for keeping Southern men out Of Congress-
Mr. Hall (Repuolican of New York, gave notice to.
day Of his intention to move to amend the blu by pro-
yidinR hat nothing therein shall be 80 CON.
strued as deprive House of the exclusive right OF
judging of the election returns and qualifications OF III
own members.
CLOSING TRE DEPARTMENT AT p N.
The Secretary Of State and the Secretary OF War have
each issued orders for closing their respective Depart
menta p NJ, from the present time until the lst of
october next The ject is tc afford the employees
thereof some recreation during the summer monIns.
PARIS EXPEDITION.
Tho Senate to day paused the House joint blu ior tie
appointment of commissioners to attend the great OK.
position at Paris next year. =s
ANOTHER VETO.
The President returned to the Senate to-day the bill
incorporating the New York and Montana Iron Mining
Company. with bis objections thereto
FREEDMEN AND CROPS IN ALABAMA.
Tho Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen Affairs In
the State Of Alabama has written to the Commissioner
the result OF his Inquiries made In accordance with tac
instructions Of the latter to report the number OF pr
requiring seed and the quantity OF land to 90
seeded he states that lists of the persons above me
toned are being made out but that the result Of the
season already much too far advanced Tor any ue
ful cultivation Of seed grown this year but snat no
such distribution need be provided for The grstn crop
Of this year will the General thinks, reach nearly the
average before the war; both in quantity and qualty
and II not wholly consumed by immediate necessity,
for food, win doubtless neet all future requirements
for seed That 1t will not be wholly consumed s infer
red from the sharp experience they have had OF the ne
cessity for seed and from Che fact that most Of the per
Sons who have grain crops have also little cotton which
will afford them relief before the corn, which rs their
principal CROP is ripe; and from the further fact that
Gov Patton will leave in few days for st. Louis and
Chicago where tits hoped he will be able to purchase
large supply Of corn with which to supplements 1ooa H.
sued by Government.