The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20

Sumner and P0mer0y adVocateu Coh4ePonco
Committee.
Howard said there should be>no compromising
OF traficking in such an important matter.
Mr. Sherman held that no could reconcile the
House without abandoning the principles OF the
Bill; that the opposition oame from the extreme
sides-one holding that the States were now enti-
tied to representation; the other that the Bill was
Mr.. Hendricks did not think the President would
shrink from acting, if the Bill reached him. :,
Mr. Pomeroy repeated the belief that it would
not become Inv this session, either by conference
or otherwise MIR. Lane opposed the committee;
the difference was elemental and fundamental, and
he was unwilling to abandon his position: MIR.
Wade thought the nsF gas too to es
and he preferred beginning the matter sga'n. Al
luding to Mr.. FssseHden, Mr.. Wade said, the Pres
idents course, being silent here, then going to the
House trying to defeat the Bill, might be honor
able, buthe' Mr.. Wade) did not hkeit;
was mostly Of personal character, showing utter
want Of harmony.
The Senate finally insisted On it's amendment,
and refused the Committee without division;
MIR. Banks introduced resolution, allowing na-
tional vessel tocarry contributions OF clothing and
provisions to the destitute Of the South. Mr.
spalding objected, and it was lost.
MIR. Sherman's Bill came up. motion to lay
the whole matter on the table was lost,
Mr. Stokes attempted to read Telegram Re had
received from Tennessee but was cried down.
The vote on motion to concur was 73 to 9S.
The motion for Committee of Conference was
agreed to without division Messrs: Stevens,
ScheIlabarger and Blaine were appointed the
Committee.
The report OF the Conference Committee on the
Tenure Of Office Bill yes adopted. 1t. Includes
Cabinet officers among those V9ont sae fresloens
The Indian Appropriation Bill was passed
The death of Samuel Downing, the last ReEolu-
tionary solder, was announced.
The Militia Bill giving the standing ss army E.,nn two
Gratis flibustered through the ,T assigned to it,
The House went into Committee on the Mill
tary Appropriation Bill. It gives the Ereedman's g
section makes the headquarters Of the Command.
er-in-Chief to be at Washington. he shall not be
removed, suspended, relieved or ordered else.
waere, without the approval Of the seaste: Any
person issuing orders contrary to this Act shall be
held guilty OF misdemeanor, punishable by i'm
thirty years. -.
The House then took recess.
Mexican News.
NEW ORLEANS, February 19.-The complete eyac
uation Of the City of Mexico by the French
1t is reported uia Brownsville that Miramon b, ha'
Liberals have reoccupied Zacatecas.
Marine News.
New YORK, February 19.-Arrveds the steam
ship Quaker City, from Charleston.
QUEENSTOWN, February 19.-The steamship City
OF Paris has arrived.
Dom estic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, February 19-The Stock market il
lower since call; 52Os of 81 Coupons, 111a111t ani
very strong; Of "a, 1O7s1O7b Of '65, 1881; iO40t
Coupons, 1t1s; 1905, los; Virginia State 6s
55a5S; Missouri &c, s2sas22. Gold 1861. Exchange
Second series of 7-sos, 1863
The flour market is without decided change
receipts 1888 bbls. Wheat dull and declining
Corn dull and in buyers favor; receipts 18, SCI
dull and dropping. Pork steady; new mess sac rs
old mess s19 IS: Lard heavy; in bbls. 11al2sc
Dressed hogs dull and lower; Western &c.; city 99
1Oc. Whiskey quiet. Barley dull and dropping
Peas nominal Cotton dull at 323assc. for Middlinl
Uplands. Freights quiet.
Cotton dull heavy and declining; Sales 400 bales
at Sl1as2c Flour active and unchanged; Stat
50 Scala 40; Southern SO 3Oa16: Wheat dull: Cor
dull, and declined 1c.; Mixed Western 81 08a1 09
Oats Western, 55a57e Pork firm; New $40 9! 81
dull. Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Molasses steady
Naval Stores firm. Turpentine 69sa70c. Rosi
4ta9. .Freights firm; on Cotton by sail aaac.; o.
Grain by steam BIC.
The Stock market is steady. 5!2O's, of 80, 1115@
1115, very strong and scarce; of g. lO8 Of '65, 109
new issoe, LOG; l040s 1O2; 7-3Gsa first series, 10
@loe; others, 1o5@1o5t. Gold 1855. Money cas-
SAVANNAH, February 19.-C Cotton very irregular
Middling, 30sa9l. Receipts, 1000 bales
AUGUSTA, February 1e.-Cottcp easier; Middlin,
Uplands SOC.
MOBILE, February 19.-sales Of Cotton 14O
bales; Mddling Uplands, sOas0ac. Receipts, lao
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February. 1s.-Cotton unchanged
Low Middling 3Os; Mddling 91a. Sugar firm a
11aa12. Molasses, fair at 76. Flour, super s1l 81
Tobacco, medium leaf 7s9;; Gold a6s. sterlin
45aa46. New York sight ! discount.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Cotton quiet Mic
ding Uplands s2sc. Coffee quiet; Rio l9sa1SS
gold, and for prime cargoes in bond. Flour dul
and in favor of buyers. Wheat dullano sale
Corn dull-more sellers than buyers. White lowe