The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-17
VOLUME IV......NO. 81
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

SOUTHAMPTON April 16-The yachts henrietta,
Feetwing and Vesta are ready for sea.
LONDON, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 71' oohue'
ex-dividends, 73.
LONDON. April 1872 P. M.-Consols 91t. Amer
ican Securities firm and without change.
LONDON, April 6-Evening.-Consols 81. u. S.
Bonds, ex-dividends, ~:
LIVERPOOL, April l6-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet. The sales will probably reach 10000 bales.
Siiddline Uplands I'D; Orleans, 12Sd.
LUERPooL, April 16-Evening.- Cotton
marked closed without improvement in tone or
price The authorized quotations are Uplannas la ID
tor advices unfavorable.
WnsbinEton n News.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Registration in the
5th Ward commenced yesterday. 458 registered
247 Of whom were colored.
whose name has been before the Senate TOR Com,
missioner OF Agriculture, has been postponed un'l'
December. -, -:
name as candidate for Minister to Austlla, ah al
that E1-Gov. John a. Andrew will next receive the
The Senate has aqsrsed to adjourn at P. NJ. to-
morrow Thur5drv.
Senator Johnson has prepared resolution 2
recitinc various points in Mexican affalrs, and
Concludes with an expression in the way OF an ap-
neal to the Liberal Government and their armv tor
Maximillian, should he fall into their hands.
Senatorial Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, April i6.-The, Senate TO-DAY
adopted q resolution postponing the adjournment
to Thursday afternoon o,1
During the incidental debate Mr.. ChaIaier
charged MIR. Fessenden with having SAID tnat tne
latter would confirm Copperheads ana keoeis. NJ
Fessesden repudiated this with all the scorn ana
contempt that he felt and advised Mr.. Chandler
hereafter to stick to the truth. MIR. Chandler re-
iterated his charge, and Mr.. Fessenden again De,
MED it, and appealed to the record IN support OF
his innocence In that respect
Mr I?haT;dler said that he could not consult the
record for what MIR. Fessenden said took place IN
Mr.. Fessenden made a speech, holding that the
Senate was bound to stay here until all the Vacan,
ces filed and mentioned the ia tacs tnaS, sd %
four to five hundred vacancies, only hfty renamed
untitled. This fact showed the contrary TO VIVA!
had been asserted. The President was doing all
he could to supply vacancies. I'm. !,
MIR. Davis said that the President was entitled
to praise and insisted that he had the right to hD
vacancies with hi; political friends.
Mr.. Yates claimed that, as the Radicals had
triumphed in the country, they had right TO an
the offices. Subsequently, in executive session.
the Senate rejected II Presldentlal nolhln'1'ioio'
and confirmed only l.
The State Of Georgia In the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, AsEsai, Fills Ine su5p6nz issued by
the Supreme Court yesterday, reads thus
---sThe State of Georgia, Complainant, os Edwin III
Stanton, q Ulysses s. Grant and John Pope, Defsn' en-
dants, for certain causes offered before the gu;
oreme Court of tho United States, holding lurls,
diotion in Equity, you are hereby commanded and
that layins all other matters aside, and notWlth
standing any excuse, you be and appear before pei !t
the said Supreme Court, holding Jurisdiction II II
Equity, on the first Monday in December next a.
the city of Washington, in the District OF Cotum
bia; being the present seat of the National Gov
eminent Of the United States, to answer unto tht
Bill of Conrr .ant of the State Of Georgia, IN the
said Court exhibited against you. Hereof you art
not to fail at your peril.
Chief Justice, etc.