The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
WnshinSton Nc,xs.

Washington News. .s
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Quartermaster Gen.
eral has issued circular, showing bv the terms o
for carrying the mails, etc must be withheld un.
til tho material purchased from Government is paid
Tor, and making rules by which connecting roads
sers directed to issue separate bills Of lnng to
indebted, roads when practicable. The indebted
roads a are required to present accounts to Colonel
!antic roads General G. 6. sautelle, at New Or Or
leans, for the Gull State roa Is, aud Colonel S. r.
ia Mam@ ~ At Louisville for all other roads. The
Jacket case. -
The Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the
Louisiana District Court in the case Of the block
ndc steamer VIM B. Bagaly. This is case whore
ono loyal and three pardoned owners claimed the
proceeds OF the vessel and cargo The decision is
adverse to their cairn n
The, snpreme Court to-day decided that the
United States District Courts alone had jurisdic-
ton oyer the internal waters Of the United States
including rivers and lakes. Heretofore State
Courts have claimed jurisdiction the internal
IT Ths 3, Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
Tie statement that preparations we're being
Expedition is premature. The State Department
thinks that it would DO discourteous to fussia to
oTganlze such an expedition until the cession is
The Surgeon General has issued circular con
aaahlng reguatlons against Cholera in view Of it's
PA0UsaAue pIeSNlSuC0 This summer. l5l' [5f
~ Senator Wilson a Richmond.
H1caefdsns April % Senator wilson IL ddrtc,ssed
crowd OF about 5000 persons from the Capitol
colored, though all classes Of whites we're renre-
sonted;, He was introduced by Governor Peirpoint.
After aludng to the fact that he visited Richmond
upon the 1nvitation Of several members Of both
Houses Of the legislature he proceeded to givo a
history OF the Reconstruction Bill. He then re-
cited events since. the close Of the war to show
adj cd .ouu inof 4ily
vii Of the nation, hsds caused no,e unhappi1iess
than the work Of any one man in America, It
to accept the terms Of Congress Tho Recon-. ents
South 6s e meet IL aeeds et Se @hoe as1nt1s ~
Ihe question now before the Southern; States is
whether they will elect men to State offices and to
congress who favor an honest acceptance OF the
onGy Se ios Of the aat,oa Or Who ain mourn
up t2 overthrow TINT policy and restore old ideas
never more .be spsrmittsd.to parsiciaate- IA the
management Of the State OF general Soyernment
The position of Andrew johnson had made q Re-
certain s.. 8 &. - -
The speaker wanted all classes Of 1non,, the
e1sioIsd the ., whits the loyal and hoaewhohad
stand together on the national platform of the Re-
publican party As ser: the colored vote Of Vir-
80 M Ieas o1 Its yong m BY the
ylrglniaIthe followers of Henry Clay who dcclaT-
60 tnat slavery was grevious wrong; that no
contingency coald make nght-to seize the occac
sion and unite their fortunes with the Republican,
party. Now; was their day and hour to narry Vir.
g,nia by an overwhelnang majority. 80 that Glass
Tho are disf1anehised for participation in the re-
ing for the national policy they -wou2ds show their
Countrymen that the disability now Imposed upon
them ought to be removed, and . country that had
proved Its generosity would not forget them. Y.
Governor Pcirpoint, after the conclnsion of SEM
ator Wilson's speech made brief address, advis-:
ing the colorea people. to work and make the aold
Messrs. Hunncutt and Tucker followed in short
addresses. The former announc ced his intention
OF appealing INN the ni taay tribunals
against the attacks Of the Richmond press:a +: &:
Consalislntden Of Il aiiroaiis. 4.
R1cHa1osD, April 2a.-The Legislature OF VIZ:
gina an has passed law tax Of so cents on
the 100 dollars, to pay the four per cent. annual
interest on the public debt as heretofore author7z-
ed. Certificates will be issued, for the deferred
two per cent. l5s a: , Il! I. 4; ii!:..,f.....:..
law has also been passed consolidating fhe
tour leading railroads connecting the waters Of tho
Ohio and Wississippiwith the Atlantic at Norfolk.
also consolidating the Virginia Central with the
Coyington and Ohio Railroads. The law provides
that the interest the State owns in the roads be
consolidated, amounting to s14 000, ,OOO is. to
Oe sold and payment made on or before NAV ist
1858, on the bonds CT the State at par There nre