The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02
4 eWsshinRton News

ny uS. the dArttord carpet company. Inc at
gument closes tomorrow.
It is stated that Chief Justice CHASE ha, pro
posed change OF Circuits with Justice EE1D,
who was assigned to CALIFORNIA;.
THAppEus s1EyEss has gone TO his home, sup
ported to ana hon Els carriage.
The Internal Reyenua receipts to-day amounted
to $4,000. Ssss 3s
AFort Laramie patch says that the telegraph
supply train went 70 miles west Of Fort Laramie
and was atskHsd 6a yisionssdestroyed, stock
driven Of &e qarkon shsEl Eline rendered.
possible without an escort. A.....
nsssS;s.s ns;; 4 q asrs 81, s. ss..iaas.s: III
Nrw YoRx, May 1.lElrfiiyed the cuy If Wash
The plts bsuis L csdis have decided that M the
cspture Of the QstS;. Rsagid isinegsEs ss:.
AThe King Il dosing the North. German Par
Lament said the time has arrived when our German
fathsrlsnd is able to uphold its phce, its rights.
it's dignity. by it's own collected strength The
King closed the sddysssby asking God to bestow
his blessing on dear fatherland. BsxAsokdeolare
the session closed tiuotous cheering sor the
King. g:.$IaV,;=s,@: -, ...st--- . :. - :
Information from Oporto states that the tax
tumults hsye been suppressed. Il : =, !.
.;H;;sFrcnat Richmond. .:!e.s -.
Ruun9asNSSsllsyssa.-Ehe new. street car ar
rsngement went into operstion to-day. Very few
negroes sYailed thsmsejFes of ID. though, ma ~
whites reirained from ri&nes sE.i \ 49,
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PznAnalR1I.; My i ar rived the steamship
Wyomsn5. ssannsh. ls FL. - =. l..
The Witch Case Factory Of c.. & A.. PsomaNAI.,
mar the Nedhd Poiios ststion, had their .saSe
blown open, ,sld -S500Q in money, besides several
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Nj. s.x4sp q s pi;sssslyesd the Japisnese to-day:
There y mo- delaaiss p.ogr.zalMne, A regarding M.
Ju.zasoss n4sl1 sfss. u,
The Court meets en Mand.y, saS When counsel viii
see1easanO. 90 .i.s 1ssardsa rs z oes o dam
sel. s.5. ti,, .hrstvN' i...S t,1=Tse fs'-a
1Ptoceedinss have been eomrnencst m aseinst the
registsu g SopRel shaea q g liss.' !,
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5ovsrnsr Nnxlish,s Me.ssRes. =, !. 80. ~
NIw me Connestirut Legisla-
ture orgapiaa a1ss.l3os,sEnoes81olazH,tn tnshis
message, ssys: The sitaation efpshlio affairs, in
every aspect q important. Heusges that, g eit7
1enS OF 1ellS1e e S9G0t4 endesHf 20
e1tinguish & Issdhtnsnts sss engendered
by the late agl,ssrsMsad 20 maintain. the
supremacy d. .ihe FsdiIi Constitution, and the
integrity Of the nation1 ehonor. He iststee, the
great object was not yet attained; the Union is not
Jee festoreG Ten stasas sre denied participation
n sss.s .ss ns:. ss e1!a|sa isea' s a sss ss
form the Republic into adespotism.:
he deems the spge4o4 le1d}hi4n pursued By
Congress wholly nnseaasrslasble Nj and as htai to the
Union and sGgpstit .sthe aoet,ips Of seoes:
sion. The 6gllst Ton; ;ot the Thirty-ninth Con-
gress, to sdztssa 1iis q series Of tsmpa-
tions and fnftastions Of the Constitution. He ar.
guss thst Congress has no moro power, under the
OonstttutiaB sto military governments
in the Southern ststas than to institute an order
Of nobility i'm England; and he claims that Con-
gress assumed thatspovsS ollytoe the purpost Of
more thorough Aeepycp ishing the, ,suhversion Of
State Congress can legislste for
t6se stnaes, fisaIt 81 TO fqreass g like in-
tsrsranos inb sispd denies therishtof
States 10 iltrna asaaitsiinj their own way'
h.n.a1,.ts 1gstspo ;s:a q E.e-:i ~. - 's.-'9 .
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10 sas a.assiS = ss 1s1 Hora.s $50 :-,,,l.:,
NEW YORK. iss.zEldn aaois sksDf General
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csonr.xssalss4sisss Y Telegraph
operator s Indiana, sxss murdered in
his Office lsstnQft. wa r. .;a rs-,
one haK; sRs cssatlan, u "a :, r. einalndns. the
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