The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

1 uS0O reasonable diiQ0nCe
De deemed q vagrant. =.
The French Minister has received official inior-
ten others are to leave as soon as the first fieet
shall be fairly under way. others viii follow Mi to
orW7Rs Wss home the French troops from Mexico:
opnlon OF Mr.. Justice Davis against the constitu-
tlonnhty OF the trial Of citizens by Military Courts
in eon0frn con0Mflng appear can never be
caai department. to interpret them, that any Ohief
magistrate would be so far forgetrul Of his duty
6e sns tSot f who haq de-
Tho case afterwards had been brought before
Federal Judges, with power to decide it, who
yolvsd, had, according to known law sent ito to
the Supreme Court Of the United States for deci-
sion. But even the suggestion is injurious to
consideration. There is therefore nothing to
hinder this Court from an investigation OF
the she merits Of this controversy, The control-
hng question IN the case is this: Upon the
facts st,tcd in Muligan's petition and exhibits
fled, had the Military Commission mentioned in
not being resident Of the rebellious States or q
prisoner Of war-a resident Of Indiana for twenty
years pest and never in the military naval ser
~ power Of the United States, Imprisoned. and
on cert in criminal charges brought against him,
tried convicted and sentenced to be hanged, by a,
Of the commander Of the Military District Of In
diana. Had this tribunal the legal power and
AUTHORITY to try and punish this man No graver
question = Was ever considered by. this Court, nor
one which more. nearly concerns the rights Of the
whole. people; for it is the birthrig6t Of every.
A%ersan sa citizen when charged With crime to bo
OF punishment is alone through the means which
the laws have provided for chat purpose, and il
punishment, no matter how grave an offender the
Individual may be, or how much his crimes may
have shocked the sense Of justice Of the country
or endangered its safety. IE.2lls :'
ss New York News.
!, New YoRK, December 9o.-The Gasoline and
Paraphine Mandatory Of W. r. Winch 4 Co.,
brooklyn and the adjoining Oil ReHneries Of
Messrs Hudson and James 7. T Houston, wero burn
ssi ed last esye15ing Loss ssoo,oo Two men were
NJ: de Montholon, late French Minister, and
family, sailed in the st Lawrence Yesterday: IL
rested On the charge or having engraved counter
felt imitation ct the label of the Longworth Wine
Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, to be used
He was held to answer the charge. Five a:l or six
civil suits are pending against alleged manufactur-
ers OF fictitious wines.
in Thompson etreet last night by 8 negro. The az
falr is wrapped In mystery. No arrests have been
General News. sa.
New YoRK, December M-The steamship Anda-
lusia, which started for Charleston returned here
: :
Adyices from Panama state that the American
brig Jack Miljacket, Capt. Dawes, from Singapore,
was seized at Aspinwau by the United States
Consul under suspicious circumstances. She left
Singapore for Melbourne, With cargo Of specie
consigned to Melbourne, Australia, for which
The vessel was originally built in the United States
and was afterwards transferred to the British flag
by the American Consul ct Singapore. The Consul
at Aspinwan reserved the vessel and placed
guard of marines from the q. s. ship Mackinaw on
board. The Captain had previously disposed Of
agreement on hearing Of the circumstances.
The steamship Henry CLANCY, from Aspinwau,
brings $500 600 in treasure.
BOSTON,, December 3i.-While dischargine the
steamer saxonia, at this port from Philadelphia,
two boxes containing four dead bodies were found.
They were taken to the dead house.
Gen. J. j. Reynolds has been placed in command
of the district Of the Rio Grande.
CINCINNATI, Dececember 30-Quite cold, and
the river full of doating ice; navigation suspended.
been swept down the river to-day .sG s95
BALTIMORE, December: 30.-The schooners John
E. Daily and Jonas Sparks cleared for Charleston
cTGrxNA11, December n.-The Warren ,,u, County
Int,rmary, at Lebanon, Ohio. vas burnt The in
@ Mexican News.
WAsHINaTos, December s0.-The Courier des
Etats Unis, OF yesterday, explains the non-re-
ception of Mr.. Stewards cable dispatch Of Novem-
bar ~. II WAS, presented to the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs by Mr.. Bigelow, but was refused on
account of it's rudeness. Mr.. Bigelow argued that
to which the French Minister replied that It was
useless: to discuss such q. paper from Govern
z;s.tt that did not regard it's own stipulations Of
neutrality, and inatanced the occupation Of Mata-