The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13
IyashinEton Nc,ys.

WARRINGTON, June 12.-It is semi- officially
stated that sHEn1DAN's action regarding WELLS il
not approved. Iu tho opinion OF tho Cabinet tlIore
10 no warrant in law for tho removal OF State Of
ficers. '.k.t
Mayor WrrHERs had his first intorriow It'll tho
President to-day.
The motion for new trial IN CoNSoyER's case il
70 be argued this afternoon.
An immonse crowd is departing 10 witness Col
YER and AAnoN's fight, which occurs tomorrow
morning,
WksH1Seros, June 12.-srASDEnnY'a opinion ro-
gardlng tho powers Of District Commanders was
'llaeussed in tho Cabinet to-day, and approved by
gu except STANTON, who wns silont on tho subject
GRANT was not present. Tho opinion is adverse
60 tho arbitrary removal OF State officers and it is
understood also of municipal officers D, ~ 3,
Tho Indian Commissioner Ind prolonged
sudionce with Tho President this morning. CuAs
u. HALrISE also had al intoryiow. Con- WITH
Kns, Mayor of Mobile, has an intorview Mt three
7, NJ. tomorrow, from which il il inferred TINT
Tho Mobile removals are still undecided.
Tho impression that prevailed q fow days ago
OF changes in the Diatrict Commanders is falling
u is now thought desired restraints can bc hter
Obtained by enforcing discipline which involves re-
hpoct for law md Obedience from subordineto mill
tary ofioors. =: .j. 'lL; I;
Tho r9venuo to-liy Is t1GSOO8 's'$1 :
pefNeen four and fvo; thousand persons will
witness to:mofrow's fight. Steamers have lefl
New York, baltimore and Philadelphia for tho
field, The crowd that has gono from hero is i'm
menso, The Foreign legations will be brillisntls
represented. @ 5.'i,.
Niucty-threo suits haYo brnn Commenced i,y:
claimants Of Savannah for cotton alleged to have
been captured by Goncral SHERMAN, and sold in
Now York. Tho clnims amount 10 about "a 600, 900
In sold and quits authorized by recent Acts Ct
Congress.
The afeoan Legation arrived, and will be pro.
aentod tomorrow. t.
Tho motion for q now trial of CoNoyEn's case
t4a bsen abandoned He leayes for tho Albany
Penitentiafy tonight, "a a.; .s,a:
Th Republican Caucus In, Richmond..
R1omosD, June 12-Tho two committees ap-
pointed by tho two wings OF tho Virginia Ropubl-
can party at tho Conference. last night met sena-
tor WILSON and threo other delegates from tho
Fnion Fniion League Club of New York, phiiadelphia and
boston 1T tho ballard House Tits morning,
whore all existing divisions oi sentiment wore ad-
5pstcd. Hon. =. NJ. BorTs on behalf of tho friends
ef the Charlottesville Convention, accepted prop
ssIti0n isF t9ls convention IF spe tNe wings, as
10 INC unoondltlonAl Union Mon of Virginia.
T:s nePph'ioan Ernnntive statn Gnmn,ifina and
tho undersigned, citizens Of tho State Of Virginia,
who here ayow, ourselves. unconditional Union
men and members OF the great Republican party
fthe United States, call upon oil others Of like
condition as common sdaerers not to throw away
this golden opportunity to rescue ourselves, our
children and our State, from the hands Of those
who haso brought nothing but war, desolAtion,
rant and Wretchedness upon our land, to meet in
council at Richmond as more convenient than
Charlottesville, on the frat day Of August next, ut
u r., in tho African Church, for the purpose Of
extending and perfecting tho organization of the
Republican party, commenced by the Convention
assembled at Richmond on tho 18th Of April last
The call is signed by tho Republican State Com
nittes, Governor PlEnroIFT, JNo. NJ, BorTs. LEWIS
HoEEszH, Of Alexandria, and some three hun
dred others. ,.3i
The revenue receipts for tobacco in this District
for tho past month, we're $3.50, 1000. yg
General soHoFKID having received complaint
that E. J. CRuaip, ono Of The registrars in. this
city, had been aiding tho Confederates, invcat-
gatod IL and found no cause hr change. This
Complaint vas preferred 'by freedmen, and is the
{lrat that has hoen made In this State, ~!