The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-25
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:, WARRINGTON, April 20.-It isyell settled by this
time that tho Presidents peace proclamation does
not remove martial law: Judge Fowle,. Of the
piostioG TO- him for ha6sas corpus in the case of
military court. was disposed infer that the Pre-
the people Of the State all the benefits OF the civil
law SIS in the time Of peace, But to avoid q con:
aict between the civil authorities Of the State and
Judge deferred q decision. till the 2Oth OF this
month, by which time the precise meaning Of tie
proclamation would be asoertained, Judge Fowle,
pna aoes not DISPENSE @ Ss
: The decision Of Judge Trigs, at Memphis, in q,
case involving tho authority Of bureau courts as
extent claimed, it mustibs under military power,
thesneeessity and excuse for the exercise Of which
had with the cessation OF the war; which had
The Judge will probably find that the powers Of
the bureau courts are not suspended by the pro-:
olamation though the wording OF the order on this
1t La now certain that Congress will refuse to
comply with the recommendation from the Post
master General and the Secretary Of the Treasury,
employees Of these. departments in tho eleven
Stated lately rebeliQus, so as to enable the de-
partnents 10 obtain the services OF suitable mon.
Lcided against any change Of tho Law on the sub
E9ct. The Senate has adopted an amendment to
(sn appropriation bill providing that no money
II
has not taken the test oath. Thus Il Is made cer-
tain that the majority now in power In. Congress
intend to compel oil who were lately in rebellion
rebel States large body Of loyal Office holders
out Of such material as can be brought from other
States. 1t may be surmised, however, that the
overcome the difaqulty BY selecting freedmen for
all the offices which are to be filled in the postal
and dreyenue service in the eleven Southern States.
III APPROPRIATION BILLS. 5 .isr,s =,
] ;T9legraphlo corros:2ondenee t oi the New York
dated 2b snyS snas Mr. s.eyens stated
biIls have passed the House, e11epting the Indian
appropriation bill and the miscellaneous bill
Ehiph'is gene' slly y!1l i!nsradused about shs spa
throughout tie summon, there Is manifest de-
sire smong large number OF Representatives tc
some time in June, or at the latest, In the early
part OF Jnly. fHi|iuuusa11oq - ll.
TIE COUNCIL OF aENZnALE AND sEoRErARY STANTON
The same dispatch says:
There is q good deal OF comment In militsr,
circles, growing ont Of the action OF the board O
Sheridan and Moade, appointed by General Gran
to examine into and report upon those officers en-
titled to brevet promotions In tho regular army
ago to the. War Department. It is said tha
their action is exceedingly dIstastoful to stanton
inasmuoh as oil his particular pets who have beer
| euSnReu III ClotleRl Enc wax HTuphfLIae0
were left in the rear Of promotion. Acai has beer
made upofi tho President TO Communicate to the So
nate the action Of the boafd but thus far Stanton
hSD been able to hold It back. Grant approves o.
: The action OF the board. He believes in giving
brevet rank to those officers In the field who hav
by their gallant conduct earned it, rather thai
.! those who have remained In the roar performing
cleticsI ddtyih the several departmentg IN Wash
tington. The Senate Military Committee to,dS
passed upon large number OF military nomina
, tionB The committee have not taken any actio
yet on tho brevot promotions made by Secretar
Stanton on the officers who have been employed Il
: tile War Department during the last four yearc
? none Of whoisr' h4yel ever smelled powder, TIL
probabilities ARD that they will not sbe conRrme
until the statue Of their rank has been fixed, Q
that they shall OF rank those who have perform
> ed gallant seryicAs In the field.
81 rnaoxsppiiktas N oosankss, ,os Hid 26fa. sff5
II In the Senate, yestei day, tho bin providing thrs
gold medals. one 70 be- i,rosented 70 Capt. 0reigf
: TON, Of the chip Three lsells, OF Glasgow, one
4 Capt Low, Of the bark Knhy, OF Boston, aud on
to Catt Stoudlerl OF the tgh!p Autsretiei as test
monials Of national gratitude for theirl gs)lar
conduct In resouing about five undred Am0rioan
from the wreck OF the steamsiiP San Iranoisot
Il was passed; also an amendment appropriatin
m $4,000, ~ pe distributed among the oficeYa an
Il drews Of the TesselB HhIned.S IB1'y- f,ytf,
III The bin In relation TO the lhabsdS cotphss wa
taken up: The pending question Was on the ament
o Taent Of Mr, Edmunds to exempt from indemnif
4. "a n ~ REL fINyfHG