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

WAsssNa1oN, Na1oN January 22.-Brevet Brig. Gen.
q. G: Gilea has been assigned to the command OF
the Military District Of Mississippi.
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States announced to the Bar that on the
first Monday in March the Court will adjourn to
The first Monday in April 2.'@ a
The South Carolina Murder Committee have
been instructed to inquire into the whipping OF
citizens Of the United States in North Carolina,
and burning to death OF citizens Of South Carolinn
The Hon. E. D. Hobro1k, Of Idaho, and ex-aov.
Cummings, Gun Of Idaho, had q personal encounter at
Mr.. Dawes, of Tennessee, who is contesting Mr.
Arnens seat, is required to furnish the grounds on
which the contes. IS based within eight Days.
officer of the Freedmen's Bureau in Arkansas, and
Col: NJ r. Hagan, who occupied the same position
in North Carolina, have been relieved, and will bo
A report, which was submitted to tho House.
shows that the issue of Five-twenties,. under the
AeT ;r, q 9 harfn 80 90 amounts TO s2e6 sl1, 800
among them VIM. r. Whitaker, Assistant Treasu-
Tsr II MeT Or Orleans Daniel Sislar Of Indiana
lsiana john s. Mcfarland, Assessor OF internal
Revenue in the Second District Of Kentucky; +
Crockett Sayers Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the Sixth District of Kentucky. $780,
Among the twenty-on reflections are J. s.
Coekrell, Collector OF the Eighth District Of Ken
tIchy ~ f. Blartow, Collector Of the. Seventh
the Third District of Tennessee.
The Mayor Of Georgetown has issusd caution
to al q qualified voters regardless Of color TO come
!. Gen. Leach and Col Brown, Of the North Caro-
Ina special delegation; have LEFT Messrs Boyden
Morton has been elected Senator from, Indiana.
The vote was Morton, 8s; Voorhees,, So.
South. .a Tr -
Fort Laramie advces report continued Indian
outrages, the weather being two cold for offenive
operations against them.
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General News. h. 1.@
New YORK, January 22.-The ship Oucea, from
Calcutta, was cut through in the harbor by the
aoat1ng ice. she.Mas put ashore, with eleven teet
The Geo a. Hunt, from Havana, has arrived.
Most Of her crew were badly frost bitten.
- Thet brig George E. Maltby, from Demerara for
Baltimore. was met at sea in q sinking condition.
Ihe captain and crew were brought here by the
Blue ave, from Kingston. l1
Forty arrests have been made for violation OF
the Excise Law. @4.1y.5 ls.;4I MI * g..f. .4='
huge scheme for circulating counterfeit money
has been frustrated by timely police discoyeries,
James B. Ffeeinan, Internal Revenue oficer. has
Vera Cruz .advices say that 500 negroes and
abor1glnes burned the villages of 'Tannepa and
Cotastlo by order Of the French. q N, !, :
Maxlmilian is conscriptng heavily in the City Of
Gen. Diaz, heading II, 900 Republicans, is report
ed IN the neighborhood of the city, awaiting its
a Southern Relief Meeting is to be held at the
Greeley will address the meeting.
Arrived, the Grenada, from Charleston.
tbs mFT of4SAhs J9anuary 2udge Fellows Of
cannot enforce Confederate contracts. n
General hddo, after an extensive tour through
Louisiana, reports that the negroes are contract
ing, but that there not laborers enough to till
the land. -.. - ~ - - - n -
The blockader Mary is 1t Mobile, ready for sea,
rsa Large surplus crew. supposed to be used as
auspices OF the Knights Of Arabia. .yi
TORONTO January 22.--Thos. Carney who was
hung on the 18th Of March. Geo. J. Mathewes M
was discharged. n - =
- I:PHHADE1RhA, = - January q. Tho Pioneer arriv-
unable to come up on account Of the ice. s n,
~. sAyANHAH, January 22-Gen. Scott las left for
the scene Of trouble IN South Carolina opposite 13o t
ley. who was charged with hatch9ng The trouble. BE
MOBILE, january 22.-There has been Are II,
Daa@phin 1 phi street; four houses were burned. Loss
$tOO0t. Three hremen were severely injured. a
MADISON, WIS. January 22.-Mr Howe has
been reelected Senator. .3&$:fs :sf IN, =
Resolutions, requesting Senator Doolittle to re-
!. .Y1cKnUaa, January q. "A fire commenced hers
at2 P. M at Watermyer's confectionery. T. Five
destroyed. Loss $3.50, 900. W VI 51 4
E5.s Donnestio Markets:
noon tD1pAroH. s.s /. &
NE" YonK, January 22-Vrgine Sizes, 59a6O
owing @ to the passage Of the Geld Bil-it Is quoted
e. n hnSos; Flour steady; receipts 2O9s bbls: Whea
ani. n ,Corn quiet and unchanged; receipts 160t
::Esess1y, for. Western, and 9a9R for Cisy
The Whiakey market is dull. Barley oniet. 4 Pes.
9pist. Cotton. dull, ct 81 for Midding upkngs
s.s.:s&. EVENING; D1apA1cH. a
Cotton shade lower; sales $50 bales; Middlne
Uplande 849344 cents. F1our-lower grades inn
.t,vyE Q1mko
III; 90D$14 Is; Western 80 500SiS rs; southerr
brands quietaud steady. Meal Sduns Corn dnll
Mixed Western 81 IT, Pork heavy, at s2ll tonNov