The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08
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LONDON March -Noon.-Consols 81. Bonds "a.
1s5d. Tho market easier. Sales 1000 bales Man
chester advices unfavorable. Nv ~ y
Congressional :
WASHINGTON, March 7.-SENATE.-The Chairmen
of tho different Senate Committees are as follows
On Foreign Relations, SUMNER on Finance, SHEER
MAN; on Commerce, CHANDLER; on Appropria-
tons, MoRREIL; Manufactures, SPRAauE; on
Agriculture, CAMERON; on Military, WILSON on
Naval Afairs, GRIMES on the Judiciary, TRUM-
BULL on Pensions, VAN WINKLE on Territories,
YAgEs; on the Pacific Railroad, HOWARD; onPos-
tai Affairs, RAMSEY; on Lands, PoaMao1 ON Pn-
vate Land Claims, --; on Indian Affairs, Hem
DERsoN on Claims, Howe on Patents, WILEY.
Tho following Bills were introduced and re-
ferred: 3sF=.{. @E .:l&. b a@ s:-tl
To construct the California Railroad, and one
directing the sale of all public property at Har
per's Ferry.
A Constitutional Amendment, forbidding States
to abridge their rights on account Of color.
To build military road from Galveston to Fort
Gibson.
To reorganize the civil governments Of the
seeded Statos. 'a2.a.r
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and adjourned.
contests PILES seat. KELLY, of Pennsylvania, in
troduced a resolution directing the Judiciary Com
1nittee to report a bill declaring who shall call
convention to reorganize the Southern States and
to provide for the registration of voters, &C.. &C..
which was passed. A resolution was passed di-
recting the Judiciary Committee to pursue the i'm
peachment Investigation
bill ceding Alexandria, Va, to the District of
Columbia. lefo3-r%E sl
r d.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, March THE Republican caucus
was stormy. The extreme impeachers were de-
feated and the investigation recommitted to the
Judiciary Committee. A resolution to meet every
three days until the impeachment was ready was
defeated. A resolution to adjourn on Monday to
May 9th; was adopted.
The tone Of the caucus indicates that IN un-
doubted attempt will be made to impeach tho
President
It is authoritatively stated that SHERMAN, MEADE,
HANCOCK, MCDOWELL and SoHoFH1D will command
the Southern Districts. @s
The Secretary Of the Treasury decides that wool
now bonded is not subject to the increased tariff.
The Agricultural Department will Distribute on
mail applications from the Gulf States, long staple
Egyptian cotton seed.
The headquarters Of the Georgia Bureau has
been removed from Savannah to Macon.
General News. ssa4,
CHATTANOOGA, March 7.-There has been four
days rain, and the country is flooded; bridges
washed away, and communication interrupted with
the North and East :s- 5-t -@.' n
DEATH .oF BISHOP sou1E.
Bishop SoUIE died at Nashville on the 9Th, aged
eighty eight years. He WIS the Oldest Methodist
Bishop in the United States %
MEMPH1s, March 1.-THE new Metropolitan Po-
lice Bill, which passed its second reading yester-
day, creates intense excitement. The citizens
protest boldly, and the Aoald,acae deies BnowN-
Low. @ a. 81.
Bosros, March THE Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Temple street, was damaged by fire
to the amount Of s15,0 900. &9S2 \,
New YORK, March Columbia county elected
fourteen Republican and six Democratic mem
hers. The last Board stood 10 and TO-
Virginia Convent5on.
R1cE5zoED, March THE Senate fassed q Ein
to call a Convention on the second Monday in May,
by o vote Of Is to 4 l. y, ,.s .,...,:s
Domestic Markets. ss;a,st.
NOON DISPATCH. $N +Es
The Stock market is excited virginias 54a5s;
5-2o's, Of '62 coupons, 1oeaa1osd. Gold opened at
IS, but declined to s3s. Cotton dull at soa ster-
ling, 60 days, 1881. Sight l09l. ;;.
Flour quiet Sales 1000 bbls., at unchanged
quotations. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and declining. Beef quiet. Pork firm. Lard
dull at 12a13c. Whskey quiet. .aI
s4 EVENING DISPATCH. .'i' y,
Stocks excited and stronger; Five-twenties Of
go coupons, 1o9s. Gold s4s: Money 2. Ex-
change, s5ass.
Cotton dull and declining sales 1000 bales, at 30
for Middling Uplands Flour dull. Corn declined
la2c. Pork steady; the market otherwise steady.
Freights by steam to Liverpool, aa11-l6d.
New ORLEANS, March 7.-Cotton-sales 1000
bales; market unsettled and lower; Low Middling
2s4a2sc., and nominal; receipts 222s. sugar-fair
13ao. Molasses-prime to choice 75c F1our-su-
perine $40 75a1o 81. Gold 81 Sterling 44Aa45a.
New York Sight ! discount
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Four-Trade brands
sa1 5O@1s so, quiet and steady. Cotton dull and
nominal; Ahdding Uplands ~. Whiskey in good
demand at &C. Mess Pork, no demand at $40 rs.
Bacon Shoulders 81; Ribbed Sides 1o7
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State Items.
The Newberry ReraM, Of the 9Th, in speaking Of
sale day says: s-
SALE DAY-A few sales were effected by the Com
r1NIGc oye1 Gfar1fT