The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-14
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Our Gable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, February 12-Eyening flat
Sales 1000 bales Midding Uplands 14ld The
Manchester adyices are unfavorable and closing
fiat. Breadstufs steady. Corn 39s. Sd.
Congressional.
WARRINGTON, February 19-ln the Senate, Mr.
PoMERoY presented petition from Arkansas 10y
aists, asking an Amendment to ErLIoTTs Bill, to In
cude Arkansas MIR. WADE moved to take up Ell
LOFTS House Bill, hoping that Senators would be
brief in their arguments. Mr.. LANE asked to
proceed to the regular business. Mr.. WADE re-
Piled, that il the Bill was not acted upon immedi-
ately. it could not become a law at this session.
The Chair decided that the Bill could be read once,
but must have the unanimous consent to 60 fur
ther The vote to take up was passed by a vote Of
twenty-three to nineteen, when the Bill was read.
Mr. HENDRICKS objected to further proceedings,
and il lays over.
The Military Committee were discharged from
the further consideration OF the Bill to pay the
Tennessee Home Guards.
The League Island Bill was discussed. The
Secretary Of War was called for the authority of
a commissian appointed during the war to adju-
dicate the claims of loyal Tennesseans, aud the
Mr.. WADs read dispatch from Colorado mass
meeting requesting admission.
In the House, the general business was unim-
portant MIR. STEVENS Bill was taken up, when he
moved the previous question, which was negatived
Mr.. STEVENS proposed an amendment which, on OBJ
lection. he Withdrew, saying that he had tried
yainly to satisfy the gentlemen around him.
Mr.. Boutwell, argued that the Supreme Court
might decide that the States were still States and
entitled to representation, which would cause q
hazardous conflict; but if the Bill passed, the su-
'prene Court would have no government to reor-
ganize; Congress would have in its own hands the
political reorganization of the States by passing
the Bill At o'clock, Mr.. STEvEEs again moved
the previous question, which was negatived. Mr.
BINGHAM spoke in opposition, and took occasion
highly to eulogize E1IIorT'S Bill. Mr.. BLAM
moved the previous question: to refer the Bill to
the Judiciary Committee, which was seconded.
MIR. STEVENS spoke Tor half an hour, and complain
ed patheticaly; defended the Reconstruction Com
mittee; abused BINGHAM; opposed ELIIoTT's' Bill,
because it meant something to be done which
looked like dnality leading to admission. This
position was greeted with seNo, no." Mr.. SHE1IA-
BERGER explained that there was special provi-
sion in E1L1orT's Bill requiring the assent Of Con-
gress to the proposed admission. Mr. STEVENS
then seemed to regain his lost power. The main
question was then taken on Mr.. BLAN's motion to
refer to the Judiciary Committee. The Democrats
generally voted with B1AM. There we're two ma
jority against B1AN's motion. The original Bill
was then passed by vote Of 109 to IS. MIR. STE
VEINS e1ulted over the final success Of his Bill, and
asked the Speaker il it would be in order for him
to endorse the declaration that Heaven yet ruled
and there were gods above. The House then ad-
journed.
Mr.. STEVENS bill that has passed, reads the 30
called Confederate States, instead Of the socalled
States.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, February 13.-To facilitate the
conversion Of the 1905, due in August the Treas
ury Department propose paying the Express
charges to Washington until the LIST April on bonds
returned.
The steamer R. r. Cayler, recently seized at
New. York, will be permitted to SAIL on the owners
giving bond to twice the value Of the vessel. She
is claimed by the Government Of Columbia as a
war vessel, and is manned by Confederates. The
Minister Of Columbia is endeavoring to get better
terms.
"A negro has been appointed to frst-class clerk
ship in the Treasury Department, and desk as
signed to him to-day.
WASHINGTON, February 49, Counterfeit tens Of
National Bank Notes have appeared. The general
appearance is very good the back not well e1ecut-
ed, but imitation OF blue excellent; the engrav-
ing of DsSoro's discovery Of the Mississippi
rather inferior.
lan.
tial pardon does not restore Confederates to the
franchise.
A treaty has been concluded with the Kaw In
dams, to leave Kansas. Their destination has not
yet transpired.
Marine News.
New YolK, February 1S.-The steamship 81.
Satoddor, has arrived from Savannah.
BosroN, February 1S.-The Revenue Cutter Ma
honing, has been sent in search of the ship Baua-
ria, reported damaged of the coast.
Dom cstfc Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, February 13.-Stocks very dull.
52Vs of go Coupons, 1o9la10sl; Of "a do. 1O7; Of
'65, 107a; 1O-4Gs Coupons 1C1; 730's, first series
1O5ia1053; second and third series 105sa105A; Vir
ginia 6's, 54a5s. Money per cent. Exchange
go days, 81; Sight %. Gold 1861. Flour 5a1Oc.
lower. State s9a11{; Ohio s11a13.20; Baltimore
s10.70a1s.50 Wheat dull and dropping. Corn
dull and dropping. Rye quiet. Oats dull and de-
clining. Pork dull and heavy. New Mess $20.18l;
Old Mess s1a.75. Lard heavy-in bbls. s11sas1S.
Barley dull. Cotton quiet but steady at &c. for
Middling Uplands.
EVENING DESPATCH.
Stocks at the last Board were lower. Governments
we're very strong and actve 5-20's Of go Coupons,
1Osa; Of '64 1574; Of '65, 1919 New Issue, 1865
1O-40s, 1O1t; 1905, 1o55 other series 1863. Mo.
6s, 99. Gold, 1861. Cotton steady, sales 1900
bales at $50. for Middling Uplands. Flour dull
and declined SOLO. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn declined ;.mi1ed Western 110@112.
BALTIMORE, February 13.-Cofee firm. Sugar
quiet and steady. City super 10t White corn
dull yellow do steady at 95@97.
CINCINNATI, February 13.-Flour and Wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn dull and dropping, but not
quotably lower. Oats dull, at zoe. for No. i. Rye
unchanged. Barley dull and nominal. Whiskey
advanced. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Mess
Pork $40 25. Bulk Meats 7aa9s. Bacon 9sa1Ol.
Lard dull, at 12a124. Groceries unchanged.
LoU1svnLE February, 1S.-127 hhds. OF Tobse-
co sold at full rates. Super Flour $10 Prime Red
Wheat 81 IS. Shelled Corn CSC. Mess Pork $21.
Bulk Shoulders &C.. Bacon Shoulder 1O@10t. Clear
Sides 13c.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1S.-Cotton unchanged;
sales $500 bales; Low Middinga SOa@s1c; re-
ceipts 1900; exports $50. gold 362.
THE DIRECTORY OF BERIM.-EYery year, says
the Pail Nall Gazette, brings It's new ssPostofice
Directory and some curious observers are always
found to count the number Of familiar names and
note the varieties Of strange ones. This has Just