The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09
The Jackson Bnnauet,

under the auspices Of the National DomoeSrat;t SGt
1ecuelse tx committee at the National Hctel aboi
Senators and members, the Texas Senator'S irni anG
members, M, and delegations from several Of the ex-
entered at ffteon minutes to nino amid ehoe,s
and waving OF handkerchiefs, and was seated on
the right Of venerable F. P. Blair. The table was
snmptuous; the room was decorated with flagg,
among others Jackson's flag ut New Orleans''
The following were the regular toasts =
the great
:. TIE Federal Union It must I; be preserved.
g, Andrew Johnson, the President Of the United
States s Ho is. now receiving the full measure OF
that vituPeration which was once meted out Quite
| rs tay1shy to Jefferson and Jackson - ~
| S. Tho Supreme. Court Of the United states !.
me great conservative power Of the Government
never more needed or better appreciated than
=. The Conservative members of each branch Of
Congress: Knowing themselves to be in the rieht:.
= saS oe Sayv in
uted to the causes Of the late civil war Rhey have
ever beon ready to incur the most o1ueine hazards
they vi not S,ss hssats s9
have done SO much to preserve. II. T So
g. Tie Flag Of the Union; With it's thirty-six
stars intact pasied be the traitor hand that would
strike out one of that number from its consecrated
9. The Federal Constitution: Amendaple only in
the way prescribed by itself, it cannot be changed
by, N mere re Congressional mejorties.
branches Of Congress-: One 81 the most invaluable
and most unquestionable Of. all those which are
IL The st States Of the 4eresa Union Their
rights under the Constitution are indestructible.
u; The Right Of Coercion Where it exists, it
protecton; the State which cannot Voluntarily
secede; cannot against it's will, bo prevented from
occupying its normal place in the Union, with all
served. .ss ,r7 80 --r-,S =
1s. The Veto Power: constitutional safeguard
against unwise and improyident Legislation.
m m1ste eff ri oo1
sustained as an institution indispensable to the
successful administration Of free government.
IS. The Women Of America. ~ RI"
"a: z General News. s..
!, New YoaK, January 8--Two freight trains col
ided on the Hudson River Road on Saturday
throwing several cars off the track. Nobody hurt.
: an earthauake shock was distinctly felt in Iiv-
The Supreme Court OF New Jersey decided
liquor bill ia not 2 legal debt.
was thrown of the track yesterday, and a passen-
ger car containing thirty Ave persons was hurled
down thirty;hye feet embanl1nent. The fireman
was killed and the eng ineer fatally injured. Sew
erul passengers are somewhat injured @,t5
CmcAao, January Lack Of snow is complain
wheat is injured. ~ "A
"a bill to repeal the territorial test oath Of 1864
passed the lower house Of the Colorado Legislature
TRENTON, n. j.. January g.. Governor Wards
message, delivered to the Legislature to-day, says
the deficiency in the revenue last year was slo O60
9 $hs s
is estimated at $50 900, which will have TO be met
1G sre seT Ssss II
goldiera and thereare IN Ihe sinlng fund ssSs oo6
speaks wen q the educational and charitable in
sttu6oas Of the State ~ Ss.; a:a!
On national affairs he says the President'sE de-
beep aignally; disastrous to the country, and but
f3r has treaehery to the principles that
united people, under united Union, while there
is to-day scarcely semblance OF vital loyalty
throughout the States recently in rebellion.
| RICHMOND, january e.-Snow commenced hero
this morning. and it Is still showing. slti..
NIw Yoa6, q January s:A1fiyed at Bordeaux
1 81. LOUIS, January s. Weather mild. Ice soft.
Keokuk, which is something unprecedented at
]; WAsH1Narox, january Navigation on the Po-
New foRK, January s.-Cleared yesterday the
schooner D: 3: Warmer, for Charleston.
! Mexican News. VI 4,
New YoRK, january 8.-The Hera1ds Vera Cruz
correspondent says that Maxinilian had q marrow
escape from guerillas, they being only two hours
mperialists had bombarded Perote. The Her
| aids San Luis Potosl correspondent says that
Ms,a levied another forced ,9ah The rebellion st
Chiefs had declared forQrtega. -
MaTAMonAs;, Js9na1y -Eseoa,edo, y is report:
ras, who has issued a proclamation assuming Es-
elamson s the resident calling tho people to
\ his standard An elaborate editorial in the kal-
chero defends the conduct Of Gen. sedgwick.
The Herald's New Orleans special says it is re-
Louis Potosi. The citizens opposed q light, and
! his troops were disaffsots6. Evacuation Ecay,
| therefore, be occurring now.
i::!' Letter from California. NJ Co.,
s4NFIANctsco, january s:-Merchants are about
to abolish the practice Of giving credit only frona
Eaa ana peoa q ths Sky
F.! graph feet, the Telegraph Company's building,
and other places, in respect to the. memory OF
case Of Gen. ii. Williams, rendered verdict that
he was accidentally shot by pistol in the hands
A Nevada telegram says the Legislature which
organized yesterday selected for its principal off,
GERS persons in favor Of Chas: r. DeIeng for Uni:
SeG T5s SesSes Ne Msao6 wolan M;,s
| The Internal revenue collected in California
derived rom san Francisco. i' '.&> - l-'s ,-f
struck near IaTobe, which yie1dsd SCI seven tbouaand
dollars in gold IN two days.
1 The impeachment Of tho President.
j New YoRK, january e.-The morning papers arc
Fan opposed to the impeachment OF the Presideni
4 by Congress. The Ifibuns seys nothing is now tc
be gained b. impeachment, no matter how muel
johnson deserves it: The Herald says johnson
has been guilty Of nothing more than his partizan
predecessors, from jackson down. The Times
ssysthe charges are nothing anore than what have
been over: end over. ssaa,
r: Tho Con iemned Fenians.
NEW YORK, January 8.-The Herald's Montrea
dispatch ssys that Sir John Mitchell has received
no Intelligence Of the communication Of The sentenc
ed Fshians: sr;: szs ....s Tss ,s..:.sS #
.,:5s' - Few York Legislature 5. ,Js
ALBAuY, New YORK, January s.-n the Assem-
bly, to-dsy Bill TO repeal the Act for granting fre
passes on railroads. was passed by large majori
Fly. Bill 'was introduced to inquire into the pro
priety of a prohibition or regulation Of houses g
prostitution. Also BIZ to allow criminals 10 tes
sity in ! theiK 9Rn behalf in State CoPsts.7 J.
a-a-I nonsst1S ATSxhesss = q. .:=.ss 4: 9
Fl s.s-..,. EvENINo DzsPATcH. .,.; u
NEw YoRK, January 8.-Cotton steady and un
changed. Flour &c. better; salesain good bble. 9
State, and Wessernat 80 75@14 o5; Ohio 80 109
"A SO. Southern Grmnr; sales 500 bbls: ut $12@17
7 Wheat firm but quiet. Corn unchanged; sale
} Is, 900 bushels Mixed, IN store, 81 21s Oats frr
sales 25 900 Bushels; Western 67@e9; State 71479