The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-22
From Washington.

From WnshinSton.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-Archbshop Spaulding,
Of Baltimore is reported beyond recovery, 8: :
It is stated that the summons which has been ls-
sued to Trenholm d Co., to appear before the Ju-
dietary Committee, was based on an allegation
that a-miHon dollars. in gold had been paid to
secure Ehe pardons OF certain blockade run
ners. ,.s-.:==s -.
tional convention between Spain, Chill and Pc
ru, which was to have ,baen held in this city, the
two lattec: powers not yat having met the advance
of the Spanish Government In that respect. fhe
Spanish Minister is ,ily expecting q communion
ton notifying him of the willingness OF the latter
powers to accept the arbitration OF the United
States.
The slip GoIconds, belonging to the Liberia
Colonization Society Wilfsail- from Bahimore on on
passengtrs. She will touch ut Charleston South
Carolina, where three hundred passengers are en-
gagged to- embark. 30: s.5S .ss ~. i
and PsotTssssd ;sssd Xsssssds{g Z
Austria was laid upon the table. This had tho ef:
feet to llytthe nomination over until December,
and retain Motley in position. As Motley had re-
signed, come hold that the place is vacant =, III.
Judge Fisher has not yet given his opinion upon
the motion for tho postponement of the trial of
Surratt, but expects to doso to-day
The registration Of voters in five wards OF this
city has been completed Two more wards are to
be registered. The whole number SO far is 10 6S9,
so far OF 101 FOR the whites. st1y. .5,.si.,
WASHINGTON, April W.-The Senate went into
executive session shortly after meeting, bat subse-
quenty temporarily re-opened, when Mr. sumner
offered the following resolution, proposing the
good o., the United States between contendins
Whereas, Tbs Republic Of Mexico though re-
ieved from the present, of foreign enemy by
ues to he convulssd by bloody civil war, in which
MexicaIis are ranged on opposite sides and = :
Whereas, The United States are bound by neigh
borhood and republican sympathies to do all in
their power for the welfare Of the Mexican people,
and This obligation becomes more apparent from
the pr.sent condition Of affairs where each party
is embittered by protraeted conflict; therefore "
Resoloed, That it is proper for the Government
Of the United States, acting in the. interest OF
humanit ty and civilization, to tender It's good
ing parties OK the Republic Of Mexico IN order to
arrest {, deplorable civil war sand TO obtain tho
establishments Of republican government on a
foundation Of peace and harmony: -
Mr.. Henderson gave notice OF his intention 10
offer the following rs substituts
Rcsolued, By the. Senate of the United States,
that in case Maximiian shall at an early day, see
signify his desire to withdraw himself and bis for.
eign troops from the country, to the end that civil
war may be terminated, tho Senate would be graft
fed that the President would tender the good
offices of our Government TO secure at the hands
) Of the republican government Of Mexico, for the
native followers of Ma1imiian, such mild and hu-
name treatment as charactcrizes. tho conduct OF
civilized warfare. .,5sf.S -.
The resolution and substitute were laid on the,
10 and ordered to be printed. -
Mr.. Cole submitted The. following, which lies
Whereas, A misunderstanding, exists between
Prussia and France, springing out of the owner
ship Of the Grand Duchy OF luxembourg, and war
Resoeoea &c: That the President of the United