The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22
From Europe-Per steamer.

the proposal declined by Lord Russell win he snn9
The English papers contain accounts from al
parts OF the country of great storms floods ship
wrseks, sea ana deaths from cold and starvation.
some students had lately been arrested in Paris
for holding illegal meetings, and one had been
condemned e to fifteen years imprisonment. Gen.
M9ntebeno ont had been nominated Senator
Ihe Peruvian Government, it is supposed viii
not remove the fnnctonaries in the annexed Prov
'nGss G, who will take the oath of allegiance.
Of Russia concerning Poland. one ' plaeea be1
finances under Russian direction. second regu-
1ates her postal affairs, and subordinates them to
OF ten, Provincial Governme ats; gives fuller bow
crs to the Governors, and forms local guards.
ConEressional.
WASHINGTON January 21-In the House of Rep-
resentatives, Bill was introduced increasing the
pay OF cricrs in the United States Courts in vaTous
Mr.. MAYNARD, of Tennessee introduced q Bill
providing for the publication of the laws nnd mo
ceedings ing OF the States lately in rebellion which
Mr. Baker, Of illinois, introduced Joint resolu-
ton declaring the rebel State governments invalid
until Congrcssionally recognized which was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Boutwell, introduced Joint resolution de-
claring the rebel States disqualified from voting
formally restored, and in the meantime three
tourths OF the represented States competent to
amend me constitution; which was roforred to the
Inc bl suspendinS the further cancclling or re-
tring Of legal tenders during the ensnnp two
& eare was referred !1 to the Committee OF Ways and
and requiring n full Bench and unanimons deci,,
sions on appeals involving State national and con
Committee. I-7' n - - = -AAAAAy
The Committee of Ways and Means have report
ca .ae GoId ! B1i requiring four days advertise
mating the amount, and inviting the proposals for
the whole or part. Bids shall be openod in nnhic
IN New " York AZ may be rejected, but if nccepted
awarded T. ha hiej,o J.;
passed. -so'O'1 - ~
The Committee on Elections we're instructed to
1nqure% into tho Maryland elections and report
II enforced. 80 - - = - 20 olo6-
Tho Enabling Act was then taken up, and is
being argued to-iight in tho House. The vote
Will be taken tomorrow. s|-7-
II ths Senate four petitions were received from
14 9h3o asking the modifcaGon Of the House Tariff
Pennsylvania petition was received, asking for
constitutional adjustment of all distinctions in
color IN reference to suffrage.
The northwestern photoc7aphers have netitioned
Tba eepea 81 inc tai on Photographic receipts
Home and a joint resolutica assigning the publc
lands ct Point Lookout for Disabled Volunteers
Asylum; both passed.
The Committee on Indian Affairs are instructed
TO investigate the recent massacres and report
measures IRE, to protect the western frontier.
chartered Telegraph from Arkansas to the Pacific. M
The President has been called on for the cores
pendence relative 20 Minister Mobley's resignation
DEBATE on District affairs, regarding the
security OF blacks IN voting, and collateral mat
ters, occupied two hours.
The Tariff Bill was then takon ND and discnssed
until the hour of adjournment.
In the House tonight Mr.. Stevens eavs notice
that, after If the morning hour to-morroS, no would
move move the previous question, when he will speak
ho1r non and then call for vote. It is supposed the
~ ~ n VIII pass pass by small majority 6Ir. Dodge,
ot sa New YORK stated that he would vote against
the BIZ, and gave elaborate reasons why, in SO
votlng3 ne was not abandoning the party which
elected him. 771 t01 ~
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, January 21.-The Secretary of the
Fore tbe sma ane s . be
day, and their views were taken on the Gold Bill.
It is stated that secret1ry McCulloch urged the
cretionary with the Secretary. N-D'
!, No trains arrived from Baltimore last night or
this morning.
Tariff, Tag and Bank Bills will pass this session.
Cen Logan, who is just from Illinois, says the
people are generally in favor Of impeachment:
Amendment. @ s@a T. @:77 IT-.1' N
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has a letter
1om ano san ao Texas stating that terrible
one thonsand sheep perished from cold in the
XGeneral Order discontinues the Assistant Judp &c
Advocate-Generai's Office Gen. Dunn, presiding,
reports here for duty. =
$4,000 ,as5 : =
The President, in response to a call from the
House, submitted mass Of papers relating to
the case Of Col. st. Leger GrenHeli, convicted by
military commission in Cincinnati in 'G5 OF q con-
spiracy to release the prisoners at Camps Douglas
and Chase. He was sentenced to death, and the
documents show that the President approved the
hndings; but, Influenced by the Recommendation
q the Court, and the successful result Of the
war, commuted the sentence to imprisonment for
life at the Dry Tortugas, - >~-
Inc Grand Jury are investigating John Surratt's
case. John NJ. Lord and David Reid testified on
Saturday. - IN
General News. t4. " st
NEW YoRK, January 21.-The steamship iodine
mas arrived from Savannah. a-F - =. '13 A
Tho snow storm at Indianapolis was the heaviest
IN IN two years. The Ohio is closed at Wheeling for
the first time in ten years. TETs . - - =
me camden and Anboy Railroad has been
Geareo 1Tom obstructions caused by the snow -Four
1n0usand % passengels were detained on the route.
Inc New York Herald's Panama Correspondent t
says that United States Minister Barton mas had
seaaoas 9an1h!cuisy with President Mosquera, and
demanded MS passport. Barton had broken ofI
Az communicatlon with the Colombian ofioials.
The yellow fever had broken out, but was not an
epidemic. 80 ''' 80 '' -
Correspondence from Lexington, Missouri; sava
the excitement has been revived there bv IN
arrival Of troops The bushwhackers had disan-
peared, but business was entirely susncndod az