The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06
Te.t of the sIiIttary Bin.

day, Judge SHARKEY gave notice ct motion fol
the preliminary injunction against ANDRKw JOHN.
SON. President, and General ORD, Commander o.
the Military District comprising Mississippi, and
stated that the motion was founded on Bill
Equity which he proposed to file, and which was
brought by the State of Mississippi as complain
ant a. .inst the parties named to enoin chem from
executing the acts of Congress recently passed
and called the Military and Supplemental Bills.
Attorney General srANBuBY suggested that as il
was a case involving the original jurisdiction o.
the Court, the motion in the first place should be
for leave to file the Bill.
-udee sHARKEY acquiesced, and said the counsei
Tor the State Of Mississippi would now make the
motion for leave to file the Bill, and that they
we're ready to argue
The Attorney General said that he oontended
that the Bill in SO far as it purported to make the
President party defendant, Was, in effect, sult
against the United States, and he would therefore
object to leave being granted by the Court to file
the Bill: and he further stated that he also was
ready to go into an argument Of the motion.
The Chief Justice, after consultation, stated
that the motion for leave to file the bill might be
made and put on the Motion Docket, but in con-
formity with the rules Of the court would not be
heard until the next regular molten day. The
motion will therefore come up on Friday next
--latest from Nrcuco.
Nxw YoRK, April 5.-vera Cruz dates of the 28
have been received by the steamship Alaoansa
The city was In state Of seige. Sixteen hundred
men and five pieces Of artillery we're inside. Pro
visions we're very high, but there was no blockade
from the seaside. The beseiging army was S50(
strong, and had four small Napoleon guns, but
more guns and men were daily expected. MAxMI
LIAM was in Queretaro with 10, 600 men, but had nc
money or provisions. The Liberals are beselgms
Queretaro and Merida. Yueatan WAS also be
seiged.
From Kansas.
LEAvENwohTH, KANSAS, April 5.-Ex-Brg Gen
JOSEPH BAILEY, Sheriff Of Vernon County, wal
killed while discharging his official duty.
Marine Nova.
NEW YORK. April 5.-The schooner White SQua1
from Jacksonville for New York, has been aban
doned at sea. The crew has been brought here.
New York Market.
NOON D1sPATcH.
New YoRK, April 5.-Stooks strong. 1852 cou
pons, 1921. Gold 9St. Flour 5a1Oc better. Whea
2a8c better. Corn 1c. better. Pork dull at s25 SO
Cotton shade lower at 27ta28c. Freights steady
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton easier. Sales 1900 bales at 27sa28c. Flou
active, advanced 5a1Gc. Southern mixed to good
$11 50a1S00; Extra, s1e 10a17O0. Wheat advances
Ease. Corn active and advanced 1c. Western
mixed, 81 20sa1 22t Provisions dull. Mess Pork
s23 60. Whiskey quiet. Groceries and Naval Store
unchanged. Freights quiet. Cotton to Liverpoo
by sail I'D. The stock market is excited and
shade lower. go coupons, l09s 81, 1073; 10-40s
50; 1905, LIST series, 1o6; the remainder, 1O63
Virginia G's Of II, S.; Tennessee 6's, new issue
622; Money, =; Gold, SO.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour has improved in de
mand Howard Street superfne, s12. White Corn
81 12a1 Is; yellow, 81 15. Whiskey, in bond 80
SIC. Mess Pork, S24. Provisions unchan ged.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE April 5.-Cotton 3a.es to-day 32O bale
-Middlipgs, 26a264. Receipts today 1863 bales
Sales $3.50. Receipts for the week 27f. Export
for the week 10, 049. Stock 29,0 600.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Ssles Of Cotton to-da
1900 bales, dull and easier; Low Middling as RI
ceipts Of the week, $751;, against 1o,87O the wee
before. Exports 1910. Stock, 177,S64. suga
and Mo]asses are unchanged. Flour steady an
firm super6ne s12sa12s. Corn 81 25a1 80. Oat
active, and advanced 2sc. Pork dull and depress
ed; held at s24 so. Lard active and trm' at 10y
"A. Gold 3SSa34. Sterling 44a445. Sight FL
change on New York sas per cent. premium.
Another crevasse is reported at Duck Por
Madison Parish.
Cincinnati Market.
1,Nc1sNAr1, April 5.-Fiour in good demand m
advanced 25a5Oc. Super6ne $40 20; trade brand
s12as14. Wheat scarce and advanced 2a3c. SI1c Gor
unsettled. Sack 9s. Provisions nominal: N Mes
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