The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18
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IELEGRAPH1C.
ur Cable Dispatches.
L1vERpooL, January 17-Noon.-The cotton MAJ
ket opened quiet and active this morning. Price
10000 bales. NIidtlling Uplands 14$d. =
LONDON. January 17--Noon.--Consols unchane
cd. Five-twentics 72s. Erics, 49,
an article this morning, says largo insurance ha
bccn made at Hamburg on tho personal effects {
n1aximillan, to bc shipped per steamer Msrla t
Ragusa.
LONDON, Jan. 17-Noon.-The Reform Leseu
ls preparing for another monster trade dcmon
stration' Tho: affar viii co,ne:of in this city O.
tho 11th February, and is expected to surpass an
demonstration OF the Kind ever mado in England
PEsTH January 1.-THE Hungarian dot. witt
remsskabe M tha gn9aninaty, eyince design to brea
nent continues to oppose the wishes OF Hunrar
IN insisting on its army organization scheme mn
on osher measures equally oppressive and odious t
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January 17.-In the House th
committee on Commerce were instructed to in
qurc into the existence Of a harbof in the neigh
borhood Of Point Sal, California. They thon Ven
into COMMITTEES of the Whole on Legislative ap
preparations. An amendment forbidding the ex
clusion of witnesses from the Court Of Claim.
because Of color or of interest in the case, wn,
adopted Tho appropriation for Pardon Clerl
was reinsertod, that o1hcor being Indispensable
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial Bill
-J|.-I.
The Secretary Of the Treasury was instructed te
report what amount was due Tcxas-by the United
States, and whether Texas had accounted for pro
The Committee Of Ways and Means were in
strueted to inquire into the expediency of making
the tariff on silks specific, insteud of ad oaiorena
M. Baker, Of Illinois, spoke in opposition when
the House adjourned
from Texas loyalists asking tho establishment Of
Republican Government in that State which was
retured to the Committee on Reconstruction. Tho
Joint resolution, Recommending the purchase Of a
Postohdce site in New York. was passed. The
tenure Of office Bill was then taken up, and Mr.
O MasDougal gpoke yE:7 IN opposition. NJ. Sumner
spoke on tho Bill, a,l6, during his remarks, used
words to the effect that it was the first time We
had President who was an enemy to his country.
He was called to order, when tho Chair decided
An appeal taken from this decision, and after
highly exciting, controversy, the Chair was gus
tanned by vote of 25 to IS, when the Senate ad-
jouIned- 's:s@S..
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Jeuuary 17.-Horace Greeley spent
an hour with the President urging his (t3reeleys)
suffrage and amnesty plan. "a
Stevens Bill excite a great autter in Radical
circles. II ~: @TTTr"-
II A circular from the Secretary Of the Treasury
directs Revenue officials to seize bonded lidu6r! ii
directed from direct transit and stored ,on the
The Supreme Court heard case involving tho
validity Of chooses in trade regulations in Louisiana
Governor Orr; Of South. Carolina, is at Willard's
Randal's Sinking Fund Bill has been reported
upon favcIably It Is believed to favor the substi-
Inc Pres1 lent mas q veto prepared for the Ter
Iltorial Suffrage Bill
In the House the vote lacked three of being two
thirds on the Nebraska Bill y
John [. Langston negro OF Oberlin, Ohio, has
@ been admitted to practice in the Supreme Court.
Thls ls the second instance on record.
n t0roS af Noy Vor1r S1cJ cJoJ
.phla, Baltimore and Boston, for the week ending
ON the 18th instant, was So, ,746,147.
Pennsylvania and Now York, were in the House
to-day .s 4't' - .s"r,s3 t11.-7ra a1 T
Brevet Brig. Gen. Horace Weiae, special lnspec-
Bureau 10 South Carolina. !. 3,,s,: ...l ~, (. y
Brevet Maj. Gen. VIM. P Carlin will succeed
Gen. Lewis, as. Bureau functionary OF Tennessee.
emigrants engaged for Liberia in the spring.
:, :. NAsHEoT9S, january 1.-THE Southern mails
have a been delayed tvct!c to Afteen hours.
The Presidential Mansion is crowded. Among
the visitors are Governor Orr, Of South Carolina,
and daughter Col. Bedford Brown, Of North Caro-,
people from Baltimore, Philadelphia and other
points north And WESTWARD, who can1e here espoc-
tsy thsE sRREeessG9 e th Rsssants
tS Orr T. here os business connected
either made returns to TIC Federol authorities.
which rnscar: ied :or to ths Confederate authori-
ties, Which are ignored and who aro now harnssed
favor of the adoption of the Amendment by South
Carolina, or any other Southern State, but favors
graceful submission to anything Congress may de
would be welcomed as al economical measure.
Y The National Union Committee met at Williards.
Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, presiding. r. &.
Gov Ward A The DP President son and wants
treason made deus, and claims a conqueror 5
rights over the So onth, and that neither the power
the pr0gress ofeterna1 truth.
The New Jersey caucus has nominated Freling-
huyssn for Senator...- ..i. M.
postponed indefinitely the call for National Con
ventlon, but determined to open huge Office in
New York preparatory to the spring campaign.
General News.
New YORK, January live are having the
heaviest snow storm for years Tic snow is al
ready foot deep, aud is still falling.
LATER.
blowing The New Haven mai, a due Tere at noon, a.
was detainednearly three hours. The trains from
Valparaiso advices discredit the Spanish-Bra-
ian aeei, which left Va1palaisa under Aamiral
New On1EANs, January 17.-Coloael sedgwick,
leased and restored to his regimentai command.
passed in the House yesterday, expressing great
indignation at Cowan's nomination as Austrian
ing Pennsylvania; slso calling on their Senators
and Representatives to oppose the confirmation.
SAN Francisco, January 17.-Tho stoa,her mo
RIGA, from San Juan del Sur, arrived. several SOL
diers and civilians are sick board. Tho passen-
gers left New York Dece nber 20, and when at the
lsthmua forty soldiers and thu same number Of
civilians died. By the United Stats steamer Sara
nae, which arrived from Mazntan yesterday, letters
were received stating that Juarez was at Durango.
The Liberals were in quiet possession Of -Mazatlan
The Saranac brings 10000 Mexican dollars
CINCINNATI. January Twenty y-one loaded and
thlrty-one empty barges and fats were swept away
by the ice. Loss 800, 900.
:. The mail line steamer United States and the
Marysville packet Magnolia, arrived this eveuinc
without damage, and have laid up.
Navigation suspended from Pittsburg to Cairo.
- Domestic Markets. -..rN
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, January 17.-Gold 1851. Exchange,
sixty days, 1893; Sight 11Oa. Flour dull and
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