The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16
Things In Warrington.
TIE TRIAL OF ME. DAy1s-TEE NEGRO MILITARY
soUABBLE-poPE's PARDoNs.

TRIAL Oh 1lh Ohyl5--if41 NAof>V
soUABBLE-poPE's PARDoNs.
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Gazette writes on tbo 18th inst:
The counsel engaged in the prosecution OF JET
ferson Davis, consisting of District Attorney
Chandler, General Wells, and VIM. ID. Evarts and
Richard II. Dana, Esqs., had protracted interview
with the Attorney-General this MOI ming. The
consultation resulted, am informed, In nothing
definite AS included in the Executive part OF the
Government, Mr.. StanbeTy cannot be said, with
accuracy to have anything to do with this farccal
trial. But he must needs, as connected with the
Judiciary department. give advice when requested
by his subordinate legal officers. In This matter,
or any other OF similar character, he has little
authority. The whole thing rests with the court;
I have already stated that it is very doubtful
whether Judge Chase will preside as the chef
Judge although for some unaccountaDle reason
Chandler is very ANXIOUS that ne snoulo; lou
will see by kilograms from Riohmona tnat MI. la
Wis will be tried (if tried at au) BY Jury com
posed chiefly Of negroes. The trial Will lose,
therefore all the moral weight sought to be at
tached to it by the politicians. IS far as 1t may
affect Mr.. Davis himself, it may very wen Dc leit
to the common sense Of mankind. Judge Chase
is now in Richmond. 5.1...
The Chronicle officially announces that the ne
groes will disregard the order of the President for
their disbandment. 1t audaciously declares that
the colored militia squabble remains In 81 uu qao
q, the President has made no new demonstratlons
no authority to act in the premises IT Is propos-
ed, however, that inasmuch as the notidcalons TO
suspend the parades have thus far been served on
the commanding officers only by persons who ad-
nit that they have no legal authority TO interfere,
one or more of the companies shall parade through
the avenue on the occasion of the assembling OF
Congress, and thereby give hls Accidency an op-
portunity for grand coup delat d afrtque.'
It seems to be the policy OF the napob OF the
Third Military District to prosoribe ''allwho have
not - and to pardon all who shave recommended
themselves to him by their exertlons In behalf OF
tbe Congressional plan OF reconstruction. The
following is the official announcement: -,
eft is ascertained that General Pope will send to
CONGRESS-. ut it's next session, q list OF names OF
nro9Sinent : 5orgians who, though DISTINGUISHED
by reason OF their participation IN the reoeihon,
have recommended themselves ~ MIN by their ex
ertions IN behalf Of the Congressional plan OF re-
construction as proper persons to be incluaed IN
snecial not of pardon or amnesty. The Alabama
Gnnv.ntion now in session Is considering similar
rrt POSITION, doubtless suggested BY General rope
and will provide in the constitution which 1t Ii
nov framing, for the nohlsement, SO far as
State authority can do it, OF that class OF men.
A telegram TO the New York Times, dated No.
vember 12, says:
T. ia understood that the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency. in his forthcoming annual report, VIII pre-
sent some facts bearing upJn the relations 81 sne
N.,tional Banks to the Government, Whlcn VIII Ma.
tnriallv olQ IL cAplOQulk sAAp
that tSe t,,-vernment pays the palSs twenty Inn
lions ner snnum snr the privilege OK lssd;2E !9eir
own notes and others o. Ike charaotef: W. hu'
burd has at his command the uaterlal lsas9 1--we.
ing the statistics of the taxation OF the NatlSuai
Banks, which he will probably plesoIs t -, sre NOW
biadly following the lead OF those VINO seeA
popularity BY denouncirg the nanonal system.
The truth is that there is no interest," III u, tne .
country which pays 30 great ProPoIuoMH .: .,iI
taxation on the capital mTesteo % .ho o+hsr tha
Bank interest. It Is not known WheInel .ne
Comptroller will recommend any decrease ot ehA,
alton on banks; but it is known tnat unie4s tuo
rate OF either the Government or state Ia1aIYa -
decreased many banks will be forced 70 VINO w.
The National Bank System has en- earnesI any ~
d;cinus Supporter in tho person OF the ComPtr0i-
Ter ard it is very probable that IN his report ne
viii show to every unprejudiced mind that the po-
pular conception that the greehpacK cutt0':oy
costs nothing, is popular falacy, ana that i, Re-
ailty the ltional Bank currency, nrmly ostaotlsn
ed on system Of central redemptions, IL cheaper
to The Government and better Tor the business IN
terests of the country. These positions ana views
uH cause the report to be looked for with unusaal
interest.
IMPORTANT MILITARY oRpEas-cIvuLAN EMPLOY
Tho following important regulations were to-
5sy issued by Generai "i@L' A1on' 'Ao
pai The employment Of civilians in any branch
og the service as clerks, mechanics. iapopeis' M Is
OF for any purpose for which soldiers could pc de,
tailed without manifest injury to tn9 serovf ov. ~
csrIs are allowed by heads of bureaus to chiefs OF
the stat departments: y
In all cases where commanding officer ar-
tborizes the employment of civilians, he WI I'M
MED MED ftsy y,spors Showing its necessity the de-
arteu nrH Commander and to the head Of the pro-
per per bnreau Of the War Department. Shonld the
GI not instiy the order the expense
will be- Charged 10 the officer who gives it: =, ort
r 1850 critically the rolls Of civil employees
retained @ by their subordinates, and order an i'm.
mediate reduction to the lowest limit PractlcaDie;
and will also see that steps be taken at once TO eA-
| ecutc tho above orders.