The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03
General News.

NEWARK, n T., January 1.-The house OF Aaron
Ward, Jr., at Clinton was fired last night by bur-
glars. ,--s. Ward, in alarming tho family, was
shot jus. below the breast it is thought not dan
gerously. The burglars escaped VIII soihe "atcles
and other plunder.
RrcEMosp, VA, January 1.-Snow and ico pre-
vent the; running of the street cars.
The negroes celebrated the cmanclpation hev, t,'o
Hunnicutt spoke, denouncing Peirpoint and tho
State Legislature, and said that Congress aione
was the freedmans hope. The celebration passed
offunmolested. a..
RaLEIaH.i January 1.-The celebration OF the
emancipation anniversary, to-day, was very order
IL. An address was delivered By Governor Worth
and others. :.
INp1ANAPoL1s, January la fire occurred at
Richmond, Ind, involving lose OF Sl:o,ooo. Inc
railroad depots the telegraph Office, NUMBER OF
fine stores and large quantity OF wheat ana iard
NEW YonK, January "a Havana letter of De
cember &c states that tue financial Crisis ad near
IL abated The Banco Espasno paid E60o, ,0Oo III
gold the first day OF the run; afterwards s2o,Vuo
Der day. An tho banks have resumed payment,
except that of Bosscr & Co., who arc supposed to
be hopelcssly insolvcnt.
J. A. Jessie, q Boston broker, is reported 10 nave
failed Liabilities, half q million.
All the liquor in the hotels at brighton has been
seized.
Thirty-four of thirty-nne blooded horses shipped
per Helyetia died IN h'GnSta
HARRISBURG PENN, January 2.--Goycrnor, Cur
tins message says the present revenue wln nay
the State debt in fifteen years. lic recommends a
loan; also recommends the adoption OF tho Constl-
tutional Amendment.
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 2.-The Legislature Is
assembled in extra session. Tho Governors mes
sage is confined to State affairs. Over million IN
the Treasury The finances OF the State are IN 4
prosperous condition. and no additional taxation is
necessary to meet occurring liabilities.
NEW YonK, January 2.-Sailcd steamship Gran
ada for Charleston. with the cargo of tho Andalu-
sia, which put back in distress, a1le, could not
leave again yesterday
FORTRESS MONROE, January LA large feet is
WASHINGTON, January 2.-The tariff report OF
Commissioner Wells is to bo presented to the Sen
ate on Thursday next. 1t may be said, on the bcst
authority that the statements heretofore publish
ed purporting to give the substance OF this report
are wholly fallacoT,s and very wido OF the truth
The report canno. be styled Free Trado report as
It recommends an increase of tho tariff wherever
it can be borne. It is simplya plain, lucid, COM
mon sense statement Of results of patient and in
teGgent investigation into tho condition OF our
Industrial affairs. and the reason for the imposition
of the tariff and the effect OF certain rates upon
certain classes Of commodities.
WASHINGTON; january loving TO the imrtense ,'
number of fraudulent claims, presented ut tho
Onartermaster- Generals Office, Gen. Alelss Will
recommend to Congress an act, providing three
commissioners for each State, to hold sessions With
in the State, and require clamints TO appear IN
person and establish their claims by oll testimony.
Bnt one negro. . bright mulatto, unknown here,
nresented himself at the Presidents levec to-day.
He was quietly received and hurried himself away.
Tho Arkansas Committee, consisting OF L. ..
Garritt, John L. Fellour, Jonn Il. Eaken, Andrew
=Hu,.ter Fl. +. Thomason. R. G. NewsoD, u. G..
Gause, ". w Watkins and s. p. hughes arrived
late this afternoon, too late for action inc geii-
tlemen composing tho committee ~ are well
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January Tho co"fcu pa
rade to-day passed OIL very quietly,
CoI,UaBUs Ono, January 2.-Iho Governor,
speaking Of the Amendment, says that it contains
provisions which. in the wisdom OF tho NatloRal st
ferislature. ara thought necessary 10 secuIssS9f-
manent peace throughout the country and cSrrcct
the palpable evil existing i'll the States iateE IN
rebellion, and he liz not without hope that the
Southern States will yet reconsider Their reJcctioii
of tho Amendment. -, ,..,.,,..a
has assembled, and the message will be READ To-
morrow.
BILE to go to sea. ,,,.,.,;al =
of the Commercial says that the Camphe!l-Sher-
man mission has been abandoned Campbell re-
ceiyes leave to visit his home in Ohio. and Shcr-
man is expected in Washington next weok
steamer Don leaves Annapolis OF secret mission,
having on board Admiral Porter and Hon. Ercle-
rick Seward, Assistant Secretary OF State. 1ler
destination is beloved to be the establishing inc
ITn;ted States authority OH some islands rcCohtlE
discovered. as it is understood the vessel viii not
be heard from until she returns home. IL is no'
true that General Grant accompanies the mission: s
Boston, January 2.-After organization to-day "a
the Legislature heard sermon by the Rev. DR..
Warren OF Cambridge. ,,.,,,
The bodies brought in the Saxon from PEladel-
phia wero for dissection. and had been lcSitnate-
~ obtained. ,l,o, s,oy.;,,;, all
day. The james River is Dlockadcd by ice to the
mouth of Warwick Greek. -.
WAsHrNcroS. January 2.-rhc Arkansas DeicSa'
ton visits the Prosident tomorrow.
William Atlec has been appointed kevelue III
spector for Louisiana. -,.,....,.a
for Charleston and Georgetown, s. G: has sa!ieu
from this port. a.,,,ond.
tho adoption OF the Constitutional Amcn!iGent.
New York, January The Paper Mills OF Goie
Hall Dennisnn were burnt last night. Loss
$4,000. Partly insured
at Marselles. ,,5,.., a..
nnblic debt viii no. bc read: Tor publication nnh
Tho 5th or 9Th of january. 1; is understood thai
over 81 OoO,0 900 were rai asi u. nth 10 s'1thGr
claimants for cotton catnrtd and cGn!iseiis a.
ring the war aud claimed ~ having been illegal!
taken. Gold in the Treasury s5;i6 o''l.
NI.uu Orr ,Ss January 2.-Collect0r hci:ock an.