The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
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FRANKFORT, January s-Even ng.--The market
for American stocks was weaker to-day, nd 5.2os
closed ut 76a. #g
Congressional.
WAsHNGToN, January 9.-The President sent to
the House to-day. Partial list Of the persons
each Of the Southern statos ). = 0'1'.N'S4' - =
1.-THE list is long one, comprising several hun
dred names. We publish only those from South
The list is as follows: ses
From South Carolina-Gens. Bonham, Butler,
Navy Commanders sSHartstci4 and Ingraham;;
Ex-Gov. Aiken, Geo. A. Trenholm, J. D. B. De-
Bow, Jno D. Ashmorc, Bishop Lynch; Sims, Con-
- chas. J. Faulkner The latter was
paIdoned as Rebel Minister to France, and this
Faulkner full and free pardon if he would come
within the .. s: lines and take the OATH" Mr.. 7.
never received the letter from the President and
The House Bill to Commit Indian affairs to tho
War Department was referred to the Committee
on Indian Affairs. The Committee on Commerce
creasing the pay Of Light House Keepers.
The Secretary Of Var was required to inform the
House what steps had been taken to remove the
wreck of the steamer Scotland from New York
harbor. @
The Secretary Of the interior was required to re-
port p 5 now Sooo negroes, now living with Choctaw
citizens defined. 3"
Maynard, of Tennessee, introduced O resolution
appointed to refuse hearing tho claims Of citizens
Of the late rebel States, as to secure hearing
from loyal claimants and from loyal Tennesseoans.
The objections were laid over: The Committee on
Naval Affairs were instructed to consider the OK
pediency of allowing the claims of bonds equal
to those allowed soldiers.
chase portion of the cityH Park for post
Office was passed.. -
journment was of strictly local character except
q petition praying for an annuity for $1,000 per
annum to Sam. Downing, only surviving soldier Of
SENArE--various petitions relative to the tariff
we're received Tho District Committee reported
BIZ faToEipg branch sar0aa s hence Bait
tions Of Virginia asking for impartial suffrage;
also petition signed by the Rev. Geo. Washing
refusal Of admission to Nebraska With the word
white in her Constitution The District and PEN
sion Bills taken up presented no general interest.
an amendment imposing this condition, that no
distinction be made on account Of color. The vote
was p to IS Colorado Was II admitted with same
on account Of color in the Territories was taken
up and discussed, when Senate adjourned
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-There are many con-
ficting statements regarding the President's de-
termination in the matter of pardons. Nothing
definite can be learned, but it is asserted on good
authority that several pardons, among them that
Of Governor Letcher, OF Virginia, sent to the AT
torney-Generals Office to be put in proper shape,
we're returned from the State Department endorsed
too late. It would seem, therefore, that pardons
previous to conviction will be discontinued for the
present.
Cabinet and the ladics of their houses.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Radicals seem con-
fdent Of seating the Senators from Nebraska and
bot e doab of the saeas n
Counting two Senators who are absent) to be able
to draw up two-thrds in favor Of admission. After
f,opvo
Of their ability to force through any measure they
please The contest promises to] be the most ex-
citing of the session.
pointed to Investigate the burning Of the new Iron
sides, will report the fire the result Of gross
carelessness on the part of the officers in charge.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-General Grants recep-
tion was attended by the entire city. There was
an immense jam. a = s.-t&$ 4..= EsI
feat the admission of Nebraska and Colorado, as
the amendment amounts virtually to negro suf-
hage.
Kentucky politics are reported as being sadly
fractured. -Four factions exist, Wig Straight Rad
icals, Original Unionists, Secession sympathsers
and Returned Confedorates
New York News.
murdered bis vile II july 1885, soaay was sen s
fenced to be hung. Execution to take place OF
March first. %& .a1 -.,
h0tpeEb VI 1oLClIJ pouCy SHOPS Wer'
arrested t-day and held to bail to appear for tra
on charge of violation Of the State law.
A boy, named Richard Mccormick, was ARRESTED
for attempting to draw forged check for sixty
nine hundred dollars on the Fourth National Bank
has been committed for trial Tho police ar
searching for the author Of the forgery.
It is understood that the oonstitutionality Of tn
New York excise or liquor law will be tested in tn
United States Supreme Court
a subscription is being taken up for the benef
Of the families of the poor seamen lost in the Fleet
wing.
A telegram from reliable source at Albany
says the prospects Of Roscoe Conkling are decided
ly the best for the United States Senatorship.
General News.