The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28

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iAent OF the Bank Of Commerce that Senator Tho
MAS, OF Maryland, had withdrawn q large amour
of funds from the bank for the purpose Of discred
iting the Federal bonds, was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee. '@I5
A joint resolution devoting $50, 900 to the Freed
! mems Bureau fund, for the purpose Of PURCHASING
seeds for distribution in the South, passed. " :
Aresolution forbidding any increase in the price
but allowing tho Clerk Of the House to desienats
the Northern papers which shall publish the laws
treaties, &C., passed.
The Judiciary Committee reported on the New
York Custom House evidence, furnished by the
House, that there was nothing in it that in any
way implicated Senators DooLIITLE or PATTERSON
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House Mr.. STEVENS offered a RESOLUTION
that select appointed to a exafnine
into the condition. liabilities &C., of the Southern
railroads. Adopted.
The SENATE Bill appointing Commissioners tc
hear the claimants sequesterod by the Southern
debt, was tabled. ,4.+- ~. .-s fsns
to meet on the 1st Wednesday of June and Sep
tember :yeas76 mays 81. / This vote. shows the
strength Of the impcachers in the House.
A resolution adverse to the foreign claims for
property destroyed by the army during the war,
passed.
protest against, the formation Of. the dominion
OF Canada passed .t.: ;ass!.:.e W.. .s .s-:.
A resolution expressing sympathy with the peo-
pie OF Ireland passed, and an amendment despair
aging the Fenian movement SO leading to useless
:bloodshed was rejected by q vote of yeas 10;
nays, 1O2.
s Areso1ution declaring that a1ajor sM1rHE, THE the
Collector Of the port Of New York ought to be re-
moved and sending the evidence the case to the
President, was passed.
A resolution amending the wool tariff by strik-
. ing out Of the paragraph commencing .Webbings,
the obnoxious words smixed with silk was passed
The House adjourned to u NJ tomorrow; which
defeats the. pending joint resolution for ad-
tournament. I. ~ III ,s
*. Washington News. T. = .5i,$a:E ~:
WAsHNeroN,. March 27.-An official statement
shows that thirty y-seven railroads in the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland, owed, on February 1st,
on material purchased from the Government;
s5250, 900 principal and interest," IT is stated upon
good authority that; General .D1ckk TAy1on has
been pardoned. 5 mi ' ~:
y. 9.STAx1oR,. of: Tennessee. has been confirmed
Commissioner Of Indian. Affairs, and JAMES
MoRTHAM, OF Tenneasee, as Indian. Agent for the
Southern dency " IS 4; q,
II. esover1n,1,,e ent sening Gold. .s!,sss
New YoRK, March q. The Government is sen-
ing gold almost daily sS n s-sns ~ 4
AZ Military Reconsideration zn -I.ovz1saa11sz.
New ORLEANS, March 1T General sHrn1pAr
has removed Attorney General HEaRnN; Mayor
MONROE and Judge ABHs, and Shaa appointed B:
L. LYNCH Attorney General, General ED: snxarH
Mayor, and ". ": HoUaE Judge dt the 1sssD
trict Court. The removed officers aTa ordered to
transferthe appurtenances Of their Offices to their
Successors q.3 81. "a i3sss J
F1oo.1s In the Lower NIiaalax1x,ss1sv.alA.xSl!. !.
New DRIEAaiB,F March ~ The levees above are
yieldingss and there apprehensions OF the
dation II the whole lower valley Il ..;
Armirig Steamboats, on the nIissoyaxIs L;
ST. IouIs, March ~ General sHERilAa has
issued two pieces Of artillery and twenty mnskets
to each boat running on the Missouri river, above
Sioux City. 3 -. 5!:sSsSSSs
!:AA: shipwrecIk. # :; .ft:s..s 5ss
New YoRK, March 27.-The bark Achsles, Hom
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