The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14
Washington News.

leans, 93d; general market unchanged.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON September 13-SIEPHENsoN has
been inaugurated Governor OF Kentucky. He en-
dorses and will carry out the principles enunciated
by HELM.
The Cabinet, GRANT included. favor simultaneous
elections in the South on the 1st Monday IN NO
vember. 1t is confidently expected that the U.S.
trict Commanders will concur.
The Peace COMMISSIONERS held meeting yester-
day at Omaha, and expect to start for the North
Platte on tho 18th, to meet Spotted Tail who pro-
misses to bring his principal men.
SrANsERRY attended the Cabinet meeting to-
da7. GRANT was absent. Session short.
The Express says that cholera seems spreading
in New York.
The Internal Revenue receipts amount to S2O3,-
900 to-day.
Ex-Gov. P1ckENs, of South Carolina, is in the
city to-day.
The gold in the u S. Treasury amounts to $685.
ss7, 900; the currency to s45,0O0,o0
The Macedonian, with the naval cadets, has re-
turned from the European cruise-all well.
The HyalPs Washington dispatch says: "On
the subject of the effect Of the amnesty, the Cabinet
ia said to be unit" In the discussion Of the AM
nesty Proclamation, the Cabinet agreed that its
legal effect would be to relieve excluded whites
from disability, as to the exercise Of the right of
suffrage.
An Omaha dispatch says: 'SHERMAN had advl-
ces from Fort Laramie stating that the hostil,
Indians will not meet the Commissioners at the
time specified. They expect trap, and will send
runners to hear what the Commissioners have to
say, and if satisfied will then meet them"
The Secretary of War to-day issued the Presi-
dents proclamation e,r The information OF all con
cerned.
The Dubuque (Ioxa) Herald, in speaking OF the
election in. Montana, says "In Montana, JAMES
M. KAyANAGuH is said to have been handsomely
elected to Congress. Old BEN BUTLER will probs
bly move his expulsion. kAvANAUaH slapped the
brutes face at the Charleston Convention, and
told him that he was dirty dog"
From Richmond.
R1cHhoN1, September i3.-JoHN CAsKiE, Presi-
dent of the Tobacco Exchange, died here to-day.
General scnoFIELD's order for State elections,
which was to have been issued to-day, is delayed
in view OF the Washington telegram, relative to
simultaneous election on the first Monday III No
Eember.
The reventie tax collected for the month OF Au-
gust in this district is over half million of dol
lars. The amount of tobacco was one and a
quarter million pounds. MI
From New York.
New YORK, September 13.-Arriyed the Europe,
With the RIsToRI troupe
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From Boston
Boston, September 13.-The Blue Hill Bank, at
Dorchester, has been robbed of $4,000, mostly
special deposits.
From Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, September 13.-Some time since the
Office of The Eagle newspaper, at Camden, Ark,
was DESTROYED by soldiers led on by Major PIERCE
COL GILBERT communicate with General ORD, IN
which he said that the censures OF the press direct
ed against the servants of the people may be en-
dured, but Generals ORD and NEILLs forces were
detailed to enable them to perform their duties.
They were not the servants of the people of Arka-
sas, but rather their masters and he felt it to be
great piece of impertinence for newspapers in the
State to comment upon NELL, under any circum-
stance whatever
Gen. ORD, In reply SAYS 1ous iettei VI iotn
nit, in which you attempt to justify an act OF a
party of soldiers who, mised by an officer, forci-
bly, entered citizens house and destroyed his
property, is received. You will explain why this
act was not prevented by you as Post Commander,
and if the requirement of the Thirty-second Article
of War has been complied with. Your assertion
that Gen. NE1L's forces are not the servants OF
the people Of Arkansas, but rather their masters,
is unjust, both to the people and Gen. NELL, and
unfounded in the laws which are for the benefit Of
the people. The assumption that party Of
soldiers can, at their option, forcibly destroy q
citizens property, and commit gross violation o
public peace, would not be tolerated By NAPo
LEON"
erom New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 13.-The Captain d
the Steamer Concordia from Boston reports pass
ing the steamer George CromarsA near Alligator
Key, laying head TO wind perfectly easy, appear
entity afoat, and all right, surrounded by wreckers
Suit las been commenced in one OF the Justices
Courts in this city, for the recovery OF the value o.
$40 City OF New Orleans note, "a test case
Two officers and twenty men of the United
States iron-clad NahQSka have died of yellow
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