The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04

WASHINGTON January 3.-aIr. Stevens speech
to-day will not appear in to-morow,s Globe. It's
violence was SO great that his friends have per-
suaded him to revise it.
The interest now due and in course OF payment
is SO 900, instead of 0ol as heretofore
stated.
The following Supreme Court decisions have
been Published: Samuel Locke Us. the city of New
Orleans, from the Supreme Court of Louisiana,
affirmed, with costs; ". Bell Us. Mobile and ONO
Railroad, Northern District Mississippi, affirmed
with costs; Moses E. Mordecai Us. ". N. Lindsay,
District of South Carolina, affirmed, with costs;
JAS. Brown Us. Eugene Bars, Southern Dlstl1ct OF
Mississippi reversed, with costs, Brown u.s. john
ston, same Co;irt, reversed, with costs-a new
hearing ordered.
It is now understood that Mr.. Ashley's plan OF
vestigate the official acts OF the President and the
committee will report on the facts and oer articles
Of impeachment, when it will require two-thirds
vote of the House to bring the President before
the bar Of the Senate.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, January 3.-Thc Gov
ernor il his message says the sale into slavery as
punishment is most salutary restraint AGAINST
crime. he doubts the wisdom OF the Civil ElShts
Bill and will not shrink from enforcing tho state
Law, as long as it has not bsen ad]udGed unconsli
tutional by competent authority Speaking of the
Constitutional Amendment he says that whatever
may have been the expectation and object OF Con-
gress it's rejection is demanded alike by every con-
sideration ofjustice patriotism ST. and humanity; 5So
WASHINGTON January 3.-The Arkansas delGGa-
ton had an interview with the President to-day.
They found him cordial, communicative and cheer
full. He expressed himself highly pleased with
their mission and urged them to communicate
freely with Representatives and Senators. They
will visit the President again tomorrow. when
they will meet members Of the Cabinet and Gene
raj Grant. The delegation has no proposition to
make, nor are they authorized to accept any;
Their chief object, aside from feeling the political
pulse, is to counteract bv personal assurance the
bad effect of the Fort Smith mass meeting OF
loyaGsts and personal enemies to those who are
now ruling the State. They gave fair and candid
picture Of Arkansas politics.
New YORK, January 3-The correspondence be-
tween Gov Wells, or Louisiana and Con. Sherl-
dan has been published Wells requested tho
enforcement of Grants order, No. "A, and the pun
ishrnent of the rioters by military commissions.
Sheridan replied he would do SO when he thought
it necessary.
New YoRK, January 3.-Superintendent Police
Kennedy has ordered a strict enforcement OF the
Excise Law, which has been long in abeyance
BALTIMORE, January 3.--Gov. Swan has sent ID
his message. He says that immigration SINCE
March has reached $3.50. Federal relations are
discussed at some length, and tinkerinS with the
Federal Constitution reprobated.
RICHMOND, January 3.-Returns from twenty,
three Conferences Of the Southern Methodist
Church show that the proposition to change the
name has been defeated. Tho measure tor the In
PRODUCTION of lay delegation will probably share
the same fate.