The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-23
Conversational.

journed.
In the House leave of absence was granted tt
Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, Tor the remainder O
the session. ,.+t
Bill to punish the obstruction Of railroads car
rying mails was referred to the Post Office Com
mittee.
Bill to sell the Hot Springs Arkansas Reserva,
ton was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
The Judiciary Committee reported Bill, recon.
mending it's passage, declaring valid certain Acts
and Proclamations of the President from 1861 tc
1865 It shields officers from the consequences Of
acts committed in the discharge OF their Duty and
declares that all officers shall be presumed to have
acted under orders The Bill was recommitted to
the Committee with the privilege to report ut any
time.
The same Committee reported Bill declaring
it the rule Of all OF the United States Courts that
persons guilty OF arson, murder, bribery, or other
felony, or who had given aid, comfort or counsel
to the enemies OF the United States, or having
engaged in rebellion shall not bo allowed to prac-
hce in said Courts.
Mr.. Boutwell, spoke in favor: Of it, saying that if
five Judges Of the Supreme Court did not have
:: sufficient sef-respect to adopt rules to exclnde
rebel traitors it was now the time for Congress to
step in and make rules for them.
A regular course Of legislative strategy ensued.
Every device Of the minority tosstave off q vote
was resorted to, and they succeeded in this until
S O'Clock. The House was still In session at z
O'Clock.
The Bill making rule for the Supreme Court
has been read q third time and tho Democrats,
thirty-fve strong, are calling for the yeas and
nays on oil kinds OF questions. At $50 P. M,
most of tho members were dining in their seats.
than S nnornm WI wban tha neiebbor;np restaurants
were searched, and warrants were issued for such
as were absent without leare. point Of order
was made on !ngerson that smoking was out OF
order IN the hall.
1875 P..M-A motion to adjourn has been made
with five amendments s-the ye1s and nays ordered
in each amendment. These votes will occupy the
ioaso uus.i : : otoon - e.
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Ing MTy Iastiace % o. miss.sspp th rort 30 tho
Inc Gnei Jcs1ce oa t5e - ouPsene CgnlS VI VI ~ Ino
ssases a. sn1 neI @ Iad; on
nrsv Monaay Mascn 5ne Court "1n ao'oufh ~
Inc s4o1n Garonnn MURDER ~ s, maSs oy
neen instructed 20 inquire l n!o 5ae n MhEpPlns o1
ctzens o. me EniGeo !ates III SorsI G%rua, Gasa,
ha ~ ~ uiaSn u - 'ousn oai
VIII egf.ucS y y n JII T.h.o ,,a acor
Inc ton' e. 1osnG nannter ann st
GnImI,mngs OF laano, naa pelsonai a1
Mr.
AfneHs seat, ls required TO f9rnlsn me GROUNDS on
Assistant surgeon H H r. TiIley. chief medical
officer Of tha Freedmen's Bureau in Arkansns, and
CoI' M r, Hacan who occnpiei the same position
IN North S,aroi'na have heen relieved and will be
,,,,,otora1 ont
renort which WAS submitted to the House,
shows that the issue of Fiye-twenties, under tho
Act Of March Sd. rs. amounts to s266, ,911, $50.
The Senate confirmed twenty-five nominations,
among them VIM. r. Whitaker, Assistant Tseasu-
rar in New Orleans; Daniel siglar, of Indiana,
Registrar of the Land Office at Natchitoches Lou
isiana John s. Mcfarland Assessor of Internal
Reyenue in the Second District Of Kentucky J.
Crockett Savers, Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the Sixth District OF Kentucky.
Cockre1 Collector Of the Eieith District or Ken
tucky: 4. H. Blartow. Collector of tho Seventh
District Of Tennessee. Asa Faulkner, Collector for
The Third District of!Tennessee: ~ =s
The Mayor @ OF GEORGETOWN % has ISSUED 8 caution
to ali auaied voters, regardless Of color, to come
forward and register: otherwise they will not be
allowed to vote at the approaching election.
Gen. Lesch and Col. Brown Of the North Caro-
iina special delegation, have left Messrs Boyden
and Hanes remain in charge of the States interest.
Morton has been elected Senator from Indiana.
None of the Crosby Opera House Prizes 90
South.
Fort Laramie adyices report continued Indian
outrages the weather being two cold for offensive
operations against them -
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General Nevvs.
Nrw yonR. .Ianuary 92.-LTbe shin C)ucea. from
csTnntta vas vas cnt fSronoh in the harhor hbv the
doating Ice. she was puf ashore, with eleven feet
The Geo n HINT from Hayana. has arrived.
Most of her crew were badly frost-bitten.
m2Ss - iei a1tHy ro- DaInororo sor
Raltmoras was met nj sea n sinking condition.
"as al ~. 80 ~ So 90 - h.Lt Ro ~, tho
ne Sap.aln s, sna n0te ~ VIC
b!9e " ave, rom hlLsston. .;o1ot:o, !,
f3IEs aliesss s naHe Deen Alaue LUZ 'Aoiaton "
Inc ENclse @ Law, e o;ron,o+;,or money
huge a9f I ETY. 5faaor.,s
hAs peen ~ Raranu ocer haa
James .; rleema lnseLaa 20 s nus
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