The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-12
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate, on satur-
day. passed Bill for the appropriation of 81 ,0OO
900 for the relief of the Southern people, regard
less of antecedents to be dispensed by the Freed
mems Bureau. An amendment proposing an
appropriation Of 81, GOO coo was lost.
In the House tho following Bills were iutro-
duced: One amendatory of the Homestead Act for
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Florida; another that the coin, claimed by certain
Richmond Banks, he paid into the Treasury, with
the right Of claimants to prosecute before the
Court Of Chains.
A joint resolution was introduced directing
tho Secretary Of tho Interior 10 suspend action
under tho law OF the list session for the relief Of
the heirs Of JOHN E. BoULIaSY.
The Judiciary Committee reported Bill to fa-
cihtate restoration. Under this Bill, tho General
is not authorized to delegate powers to the acting
Governor. The Registration Oath is as follows
That you are sincerely and honestly attached to
tho Union, and to the Government Of the United
States will steadfastly support the Constitution,
obey the laws, and induce others to yield support
and obeaionco." majority Of the registered vo-
ters are required to confirm the Constitution all
elections to be by ballot The Bill passed-yeas
LIT, nays q.
In the Senate, Mr.. SUMMERS joint resolution, de-
manding further guarantees, preliminary to re-
construction, was tabled after q long debate
wnshington n news.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE disbursements Of
the War, Navy and Interior Departments for the
woek was $4,000, ,O00
Nothing has transpred officially in regard to the
District Commanders.
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Sheridan Forh1ds Elections.
New ORLEANS, March u.-Gcneral SHERIDAN,
apprchcndng trouble, has forbidden the holding
OF elections.
Senatorial Caucus.
WASHINGTON March ia Senatorial caucus,
held to-day, determined to postpone acting on
the adjournment until the Supplemental Bill shall
have become q low.
Mexican News.
NATAaIoRAs, March 4.-JUAREz is at San Luis
where MAxnuIIAN is commanding in person.
% Marine News.
New YORK., March 11.-Arrived the steamer
Eeclaa, from Liverpool
Tlc steamship Emily B. Souder has arrived from
Charleston.
From Maryland.
BALT1MoRE, March 1.-THE Convention Bill
talod ID the Senate. a5 #IE
New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH. &
New YonK, March 11.-Stocks excited. 5-2O's,
coupons, 1O94. Missouri Skies 953. Money g..
Exchange, 80 days, 81; sight, 9a.. Gold 1856.
Cotton ,an1l: Middling Uplands 29a29hc.: Flour
shade fr1ner; soat,ern $40 25a16 50 Wheat 1a2c
better. Corn o shade frmer mixed Western 81 1oa
Mess Pork s22 12s.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton active and frmer; sales $500 bales, at
293. Flour active and hrmer-We Western, SO 4Oa12 TO-
Wheat bouyant and 2asc higher. Corn 6rmer and
less active. Pork quiet. Freights to Liverpool
steam, s; sail 5a7-1G
Gold, 34s.
Baltimore Market. z.
BALTIMORE, March II. Cotton dull Middlng
CSC. Coffee quiet Sugar steady. Flour unset
tied. Corn active-White 102; Yellow 97as1. Bulk
Meats frmer. Bacon frmer and in good demand.
Mess Pork SAG Is. whiskey dull and nominal.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.--Cotton-Sales 5000
bales; market frmer; Low Middings 2sAa29c.; re-
ceipts 2917 bales: exports 6154 bales. Sugar in
active; fair 13c. Moasscs-no sales Of Louisiana;
Cuba 55a57c Flour firm with an upward tendency
at s11a1A for super6ne. Gold 354. Sterling 46a
All.
Cincinnati Market. 4
CINCINNATI, March u.-Flour in fair demand
and unchanged. Wheat frmer. Corn steady !;
sacked 76c. Whiskey steady at 26c. Cotton firm
er at 26c. Mess Pork frmer at s21 80. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Provisions generally steady.
The Case OF sanford Canover.
The New York Hernll Of the eth Save.