The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-11

WASHINGTON, November 9-The following clrcu-
lar has been sent to the several Assistant Com
mssiouers of the Freedmens Bureau:
WAR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU REFUGEES,
FREEEpMs y AND AB iSDONED LANDS,
WASHNGToN, d. G., November D, 1867.
SIR AS there is still quite an amount OF aban-
doled property on your returns, and much OF II
occupied by the former owners, who abandoned 1t
according to the definition OF the law, and VINO,
through contempt of the Government OF the
United States aud of the Presidents authority,
decline to make any application under the orders
approved by him for its restoration, you are here
by instructed to give notice TO all such persons,
through your officers and agents, that their prop,
erty, coming under the above head OF "spandoneo
property held Dy the Government, ana now on
YOUR returns, will be taken formal possession OF
on the 1st or January next and rented TO 1efugees
and fleedmen in accordance with the provisions OF
the law In case they make application in accord
anee with the law formal restoration st s o4Sa WIN DC 'e
Very respectfully yours,
Secretary of War ad interim
sERENADE TO THE PREs1DENT-THE BRADLEY EN-
BRooL1o-wAR OFFICE oRDERs-NTERNAI REV
ENUE.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Noon.-Gen. How
ard has departed southwark on q tour of inspec-
The clerks of the War Office are forbidden to
communicate with Claim Agents on business
affairs. Claim Agents approaching clerks on III
terdicted points are to be excluded.
The President has accepted serenade for We'd
nesday. > &,
Judge Fishers disbarment Of Mr.. Bradley was
confirmed to-day by a full bench
Mr. Bradley thanked the Court tor kindly ex-
pressions, but announced previously that he had
formed the determination to abandon the practice
The Hon. Robert J. Walker argued Mr.. Bradley's
case. -
General Grant has forbidden leaves OF absence
unless applications come through the regular
channel.
H. Ray Myera has been appointed Assistant
Special Agent of the postoffce Department.
Receipts of internai revenue to-day were three
hundred and twenty-seven thousand dollars; for
the week four millions thirty-one thousand; for
the year to date seventyseven millions eight hun
dred and forty-two thousand dollars.
Captain Zack NJ. Sharley, of Louisville, is here
with Committee OF Western steamboat men, Of
which he is Chairman, to seek notifications in the
present steamboat laws. Jt'
This mornings Chronicle, in an editorial which
was also teegraphed last night to Philadelphia,
and appears in the Press of that city, referring to
the special dispatch alluded to yesterday, which it
publishes, says: ''We are authorized to state that
the above is unqualifedly false. The Chronicle
insists that it has fairly represented General
Grants political status. Among General Grants
visitors during the dayton which the questioned
conversation occcrred, was the Hon. Montgomery
Blair" -
Changes in the Cabinet are again rumored- No
immediate changes are probable.
WASHINGTON, November 10.-Captain ]. n. Maf-
fit is here taking proceedings for the recovery Of
his coniscated property. - -,aa
In Minnesota negro suffrage has been defeated
by 1000 majority. The Republican Governor was
elected by 800. 4t