The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17
Washington News.

a WASHINGTON January 16.-The whole Pennsyl-
sanla Delegation protest against Senator Cowan's
Two negro apprentices, fugit:ves frc-u: Mary
land master who were hero in destitution, have
been been Ieturned' % BY Judge Wyle, Of the Supreme
It is stated that AIaximilian demands the duties
on 'mportat1ons regardless Of the previous pay
. . It is also stated that this Government has re-
celyed rumor that Napoleon has instructed Gcn-
GS5nsteanean; not to- compel .Maximihan to leave
mexico, nor bring away the French that prefer re-
manning. So -"
The name Of Senator Cowan is mentioned in
connection With the Office OF Secrstary of War.
Cameron the new Senator; from Pennsylvania,
hopes to see white stricken out Of The Pennsylvana
CONSTITUTION, and the spirit Of caste, based on
color destroyed No method Of craftsmanship is
Capable OF making this generation-of Southerners
loyal He advocates the Constitutional Amend
Country and Bad man" M Ho az snnounces @ @ himse eli
Eur Spean labor. @ .7St1%a-> -
Gen. Sckes "as examined to-day by the Special
= Commission to inquire into the killing of Union
soldiers in South Carolina. The Commission will
soon make report .
The President has signod bill suspending the
payment OF claims for tho services Of negro slaves
enlisted during the war. = i
The House Committee on Banking and Currency
are maturing a Bill to provide asinking fund and
The Presidents first diplomatic: dinner took
place yesterday, and proved brilliant affair.
a Ames and John B. Ally, Massachusetts Rep
resentatives, have left here on visit to New Or
leans. i ln&s. &Sf.:s!
The revenue receipts to-day amount to $500, ,o0o
Horace Greeley is here lecturing. ..l
WASHINGTON, January 16.-The Juarez Minister
Senior Romero has received official advices Of the
occupation OF Guadalajara and Aquascaientes by
: No witnesses have yet been summoned by the
Judclary Committee in the impeachment rnntter.
The wild .rumors Of startling developments are
- WASHINGTON Jannorv 1e a yarp rosne.+ob1e
meeting was held tonight in the Masonic Hall.
Many PRO prominent members Of Congress we're pres
were gaming ground. It is recommended that
protective tracts be distributed.
General News.
NEW York, January 1G.--Adolph Muswartz, an
Austrian, has been arrested, having committed a
The Brazilian army received the Marquis De
Caxax, the now commander, with enthusiasm.
i
xitory. It is reported that the Allies will fall back
upon the Luyh, which is equivalent to . retreat.
fused to speak here until The arrangements re.
moving. the whites from the blacks were removed
MEw +5e snHssy tasf great
!, Arrived, the steamship vile de Paris, from
Brest, on the 9Th inst; the Edinkurg, from Liver
pool, on the 3D.: and the United Kingdom, from
Glasgow, on the>29th December. 1.s
sailed ' st n. today, With fifty liverpool and
twenty Halifax passengers. No specie.
N. FRANcoN1A, N. H., January 16-The thermome
ter at A. NJ. to-day was twenty degrees beioy
GALVESTON january 15-Governor Throckmor
ton proposes 70 call an extra session Of the Texas
Il the United States Court for the Western Dis
trict Of Texas Judge Duval delivered q charge
saying that there was reason to believe that there
some persons who had violated the conditions
OF 9Sa wh9 o s Ss b
ToRoNTo, c. W., January 16.-Col Lyncn gave
evidence for the defence in the case Of DAME
Quinn, who, notwithstanding, wns convicted
being ono r Morgan's men. He stated that the
name Of Canada was to be changed to the Irish
kepubLo. It vas proved that Quinn Wa-Scaptqred
IN arms; liter tee half hours deiberation the jury
AueUsrA. sIs:. janassry an ;I ie.-The House has rat
fed the Constitutional Amendment unanimously
Amendment did not 50 far enough. Maine held
to the advanced position that colored men were
entitled to equal rights with the whites. ;
" -LEAvENwoR1H,: January l6.-The Montana Post
gedy at Cave Gulch, growing oct Of Jumping !
claim: three were killed and several wounded
Twelve men,: who were concerned, are in the hand.
Of the Vigilance Committee. ~ - :, ...
ratityiuo the AruendIn lent, passed
the Senate BY vote of p TO lS. str. Ct part
vote. & s.5as-..5 ,;t g5:i }.ss s5gE
I. Warehouse, with 5000 bales Of cotton. mostly be
longing to planters, on which theresHes nttie u
. surance, was burnt. - s--sgGs.-- y fF5;s
gssssy IT, 6ss sa9s4 tns Hsa e. fas
amounted to 1S $50 bales, valued at 81, 291 +294
This is the most extensive single weeks business
reported for come time past. :, y.
1.t1o q as1 las tbe
Amendment bya vote in the House Of 43 to III.