The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-23

ton for the strict enforcement Of tho laws in Utah
was referred to the Committee on Territories.
Mr. WILSON introduced q concurrent resolution,
regarding Mr.. DAVIS. It concludes that common
justice. sonud public policy, and national honor,
unite in recommending that he have a speedy
trial, or be released on bail. Laid over. W,
Mr.. WILSON will endeavora to get a vote: on it
before the adjournment. ,ia +
The Bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Trea-
surys to discharge Direct Tax Collectors in the
ssnnth, and imposing their d1ties on Revenue
Collectors, was passed. -....
The Senate concurred in the House amendment,
furnishing 10000 arms to the Tennessee militia.
The amendment on the Southern Relief Bill was
concurred in, and goes to the President. s5
The resolution suspending action on the BouLr-
asT claim was passed. III. 5:5 s.s
The Bill relieving the Chief Justice from the
nomination Of registers in bankruptcy was refer
red to the Judiciary Committee: rs..i .
The Bill refunding Indiana for the expense Of re-
pelling the Morgan raid was passed, when the
Senate adjourned. s-sssi ,
In the House, the Belief Bill was passed. It
authorizes tho Secretary Of War, through tho
Freedmen's Bureau, to furnish food, to all classes,
sufficient to prevent starvation and extreme want.
The relief is to come from unexpended monies of
freedmen and refugee appropriations; and the ex-
penditure shall not extend beyond the appropria-
ton already made. - ~ ., 49,
4 The case Of SMITH and the New York Custom
House is being ventilated. The Committee Of IT.
vestigation arg ordered to, take evidence and re-
port articles impeaching SnYrH, if the charges are
well founded. :.
: The Senate Bill, authorizing the Secretary ,oi
Varto issue Arms-aad equip ipmenta: :for250a militia
was amended, making it o,ooo, when the Bill was
passed. Mr.. PAINE, in advocating the increase
from $500 to 10, coo stand Of arms; said they we're
necessary as q means to protect the Union people.
Tho House then Adjourned.
+ 7 veto to tho 'supp1enent;ai Bill
WASHINGTON, March q. "a Cabinet consultation
WIS held to-day on points OF the veto OF the Sup
Elemental Bill.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Secretary of the
Treasury reports to the Senate that unless the col
lection Of Direct Taxes is soon resumed in Virginia,
Florida and Tennessee, the Direct Tax Collectors
viii be discharged. II 5s3-s =
IN General Ncvvs. 5f.ss ...s.&s ~
BALTIMORE, March 22.-The heaviest snow Of
the season continues. s5i .3 sD5 @s&
FoanEsT, the tragedian, gave $500 to the poor of
the South. ,;s S, T..
Civil Rights I'm Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, March %. Gov. GEARY has signed
the Bill requiring rail companies to carry passen-
gers without netion of eoior. 4:
5:s 4: Riot Among the Pennsylvania Coal Z:
Z: :NEw YoRK,,- March 22.-The New York Times
says that private advices represent that the coal
miners Of schuylkill county, Pa, are committing
serious oatTages. = Superintendent LrrTrEBALEs
was murdered last week, and Gov. GEARY has been
T. for protection. iss .' s,9. H., Ell
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Es.4s. s-.;5sEE Marine Intelligence. f.s.s.
s SANDY, HOOK, March 22.-There is the severest
storm for FIVE years; the wind blowing gale; sea
running very high. The pilots are all inside the
Hook. s@ $ II.
New YORK, March a2.-The steamship Austra-
asian has arrived.
gs. Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-Flour steady and firm
White Corn 81 08a1 09. Provisions unchanged
Mess s2s s14a2s s7a. Lard quiet-in barrels 12aa
1sl. .Whiskey quiet Cotton quiet at s0aas1c. for
Arddling Uplands. Freights dull. Exchange, 60
days, 8z;!:sight o.. Gold 1s4aa. $40 '62 coupons
ao91..s Money per cent. 7 7
II -, ~. n III New York Market; 2e'+'- -
55:;s..sst NOON DISPATCH. &E
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