The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27

Lhc supreme Court:
full; many dIsiinguished lawyers present. Attor
:ney-General Stanberry opened, promising that he
e Sda fba 1sgal q
discussed here sBut 9or q ciear understanding @ @
ne subject it is necessary to define what the Acts
working m excess Of injury, and depniVing them q
q their constitutional rights: He explained the
1s 1hessGngtrgSti9n st Laws reparking that the States
Congress. inside provision to form such govern
nentss capable Of Congressional representation;
leg hegas 8 amf M ths restraints demsnded by complain
officers, he mainsained That this was not case:
provided for by the Constitution, to come before
this court The controveisy was ot with these
IN mea abs e but t. e hsh Of and net With
Bon Or t6e spirit ef she Constitution. o WIN stea7
VETO Svelt tas
beyond the peoples control The injuries set forth
IN @ the complaint we're only contingent and might
WIS political 'case, cureable only political
4 Mr: 0'connor followed: His idea Of the t com.
plant Was to show that what Was done bY Congress
was, - length and breadth, nnconatti itional and
void therefore the Court ought to order al iniunc
nc lion IN general terms The Georgia Of 1776 was to
Georgia occupied position in the body polite and
corporate and Q court Of equity could prevent and
any ae%Pt to dyeEt d The f
chiefs complained OF were contingent, and mirht
never happen The parties named in the. com:
laws M complained of as taneo eohstitutionaI
line further hearing was postponed until next
555Eitsy, when NJ: walker wln plead On bshaN q
q 8 ssisaippi and MI tahbety close d,
& From the west. s. :;'.' 33. ls.3
AsaINtsEon, Aprl i26.-Informasion from Ithe
4eserted& cheyenne .casnpe, thirty: miles west o
Fort Larned;s Of Y april 1e report thas General Gus
tsr that 1hs andials BURNED three stations or
fas sfsr mG Ell route and ksaped three
% siieaas & aeaS com
!. Ia Inc vvsst.;
I, hdEMrHB, April 26--Cap Estes, cotnnaniine
or public demonatrstions III honor Of The Coined,
crate dead to-dhySs MiBtsfy i1terference vii b
avoided by combining the arsangements to simple M
aats 6 9aHEning nH !a feE dearest re!atiyas.s=
i. 45eSassssats ,11aTKstlss:Ss y =EssHs;.
New YeaE,aAp 26.- registered ex-inftsSrest
Coups1E E5gysatd9l. E1ehange f6U days;t91, Sight;
1O3As4 4 Flour 10A5cshetter:x What 2asc
WhisEs Cotton 1o Ssss FleIehts aeassI
NSv Y5an I1,'1 nsTsEe n a.
a bales ct 26a264c: Flour active; advanced 15a20c.
State s1Q 15a13 80. Wheat buoyant; advanced SAFE.
SssR sea esas @ % s t%a7 ssz ssai sad s8
changed. Whiskey quiet Rice quiet. Coffee un!
changed. Spirits Of T,rpentine 751a76Ac. Rosin
s. s. s74a10- Freights unchanged. Stock active
Ih1 Coupons 10: Money 6. Gold 1885,, <,i.,1'
SAVANNAH, AZ ri 26.-Cotton market very ex-
cited; adyanced 1c.; Sales $50 bales. Market ir-
regular. Midding closed at dc, holders with
craving, asking Csc. for gocd grades OF: Middling!
AuausEA April 2s. Cotton 6rmer; advanced ac.
sales 81 bales: Receipts 50 bales Strict Md
dung 13ac. Holders asking higher rates. sa:S{r;5
BAIrMoRE, April 26.-Fiour weak. White Corn
s. 26a1 q mixed 81 25. yellow, 81 2sa1 29. Mess
Pork s2s75. Whiskey quiet, m.bond, 80
MosuE, April .2s. Sales to-day 150O. Cotton
quiet Middlings 23. Receipts, al. Sales, Of the
ako Weeh 1876 Receipts, 1soo Exports, 26oo. Stock