Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-06
Night Dispatches

LONDON, January 5, u m.-Consols
are quoted at 90s for money. 52Os, -.
Erie shares, 451 Illinois Central, 81.
5p.nl.-It is said the government will
not introduce the reform bill, and viii
dissolve the house before it will consent
10 resign.
LIVERPOOL, January 5, l. m.-The
cotton market is quiet and easier to-day,
but without any change in rates. The
SALES are estimated at 5000 bales mid
1 ding uplands, Isl.
$ p.m.-Cotton dull; middliug up
lands, l5d. Consols, 90s Dos, I3.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-lhe veto
message takes strong grounds, making
the point that Congress has no power to
force negro suffrage upon any State, ter
ritory or district. 1t is not yet public.
It IS stated that Stevenswil on Monday
introduce a resolution instructing the
judiciary committee TO prepare a bill de-
claring the southern districts in a state
OF siege, suspeDding the writ Of habeas
corpus and providing a military govern
ment until the states are regularly adj
mitted.
Part Of the Arkansas delegation Wis
tied Mr.. Stevens to-day. The intNrview
is described as being somewhat Eosty.
Mr.. Stevens asked many questions aud
INQUIRED of his visitors II they haH seen
his enabling act. He furnished tem q
copy, and advised them 10 study lfEas 1t
would be the policy Of congress az %hst,
he said. as the ruler Of the radicaIsiS IS
Inc policy which l shall support. See
interview closed with an mvitatioIy b
call tomorrow.
The delegation found little 10 cong
them In Stevens words or manner; var.
Rice. of Maine, WIS also Visiteu; q e
rscaived them politely, and talked al
ely OF the condition Of the hls
The dinner At Mr, SeMard's Is uE DIS 4
-rr5vgs6fe, wfich sheat ones1-mped 1,
delegation and (YEiesl creation, in y
Browning, of the interior ave ever "
and Col. Seward were at the table. a
conversation was general, and the dihN
ner was very good. During the evening
every member of the cabinet, and also
Gen. Grant, visited the delegation in Mr..
Stewards parlor. The conversation was
mostly political but OF a ncn-cOm-
initial character. Gen. Grant ex-
pressed himself more heartily than Is
his custom, hoping for a speedy recon-
~stTuciiou Of political and social relations,
The members of the delegation are much
encouraged. They find affairs more
hopeful than they expected, and with
out receiving absolute assurance from
ury of the members, they are satisfied
that the cabinet is a stubborn unit in op-
position to radical measures. They
have no doubt Of violent action in con-
gTess, but they say the rep%lican party
is by no means a unit, and they have
confidence in restraints more potent
than the twO-thiTd rule and The presi-
dents vet0es. the reduction of a SOW
a. 80 H.--sH--s.H .n.vzr.N.r--
they think is repuguant to law, justice
and the constitution, and should the
radical policy find twO-thirds Of congress
in It's favor, II will find q potent check in
the supreme conTt.
CINCINEATI, January 5.-Phe rear car
Of the passenger train going north On the
/ Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati rail
/ road, wa thrown from the track near
THIN. A lady and boy were killed, and
several Others injured.
Boston, MASS, January 5-The hotel
Keepers held a Caucus last night, and
threaten to close their houses, should the
cases go against them for selling liquors.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-The COM
mittee on revenue fruUds are still here,
but will return to New York ia a few
days. They report the frauds as being Of
the most astounding character as regards
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them so cunningly covered as to be
past finding out. They say their labor is
endless, and they will recommend re-
dCced rates, so as to reduce the imitation.
The following is the official report of
the weeks finances; Fractional cur
rency printed S2T5,04i; issued S30s, 7l9 ::
national bank currency issued SIS, 400;
actual circulation S2J5, go, 40; securities
held by the treasury 1873, 267, 100; frac-
tiOnal currency destroyed S252, g2S: in
ternal revenue $3.50. 29T.
Robert Brown, for many years a clerk
in the office Of the supreme court, died
to-day.
H5ase-In the committee Of the
whole, Spau!ding, Of 0hio, took the
ground that the adoption of the amend
ment by three-fourths Of the states
made it part Of the constitution, and
that its ratification or rejection by the
south was only important as indicating
submission. He had made his canvass
on the admission of southern representa-
tives and the Incorporation OF theameud-
nent into the constitution, and he could
not be driven out OF the republican
party, but lie wanted a party that would
not resort to extreme measures and thus
produce a revolution. The discussion
then turned loosely on the tariff and re-
sumption Of specie payments, Stevens
recurring 10 Spauiding'S proposition of
admission on the organic Incorporation
OF the amendment, said that The doctrine
was wrong and mischievous. He agreed
that the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment by three-fourths Of the
States was sufficient. .Congress had 81 7
isiied itself by asking the rebSri
districts TO ratify the amend
mont snd he dd not recognize
the organization of the southern states
as governments, and that cosgress pro-
posed saying 20 those states, You have
governments we repudj1te all your
governments. Go and form such gov
ernmeuts as congress orders you to
He had, DE said, voted for Ak
admission Of Tennessee without regard
to the amendment; but added, the dis.
states a!S-GOt statgs-,hey are our
conquered p1Ovincss, having IN their
certain municipal Institutions
not yet disturbed, but which congress
and would disturb, and Le would
vote for the admission ~ 10 state
whose constitution fp~a!ds negroes
10 vote. Referring to the exclusion Of
negro voters IN Pennsylvania and other
northern states, he said they ought io
for the infamous exclusion. il,
bad sail or done nothing I'M the house
% The impeachment Of the rrezi-
dent. lie regretted, however, ;uat Ice
he'd bern held back SO long, because the
president was an obstruction ,g a.i loral
action, and Az eye-sore 90 all loyal men,
except the geutlcmIu from Ohja, lMr.
SpTuiiiuEI.
The finance committee Of the senate
We're engaged to-day in considering the
ippointmeats u tie president. \ prop
lsition to r. jec: them eE m4ssc, was lost
by % vote Tie committee, lcAria- il
would lopk ike spite wu.l. finally con-
;iuded That those VINO Ner. formerly OF
he republican parry and who abandoned
t to obtain office, DC Tejectsd, aud in the
timer eases where the appaiu,te5 lad
erVCu ma the army or navy, OF We're con-
lsteut democrats and good officers, 10
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