The Daily clarion., 1868-04-22
The Latest News.

w.sH1NGToN, April 21-HOUSE--Robin
SON offered q resolution recalling the Man
gers and abandoning Impeachment. In
Sneaker declared 1t was question OF pTisI
lege hut under the ruling of the Speaker.
ma;oritv of the House could refuse to evena
consider as privilege. The House refused
to entertain the resolution, by strict party
vote. \:
rected TO inquire into the expediency OF the
Government securing control of the Iele-
graph lines
Amendment to the Bankrupt Law-ex
tendlng the time to January, 1869, for such
as cannot paw so per cent. Passed
The Secretary of the Treasury reported
the amount realized from Confederate prop
erty abroad to be one hundred and forty
four thousand, at an expense of ninety
thousand The sources from which the
amount was recovered are: The Shenan-
doah. Sumpter, Tallahassee and Confederate
Agent r. p. Walker.
Rear Admiral Rowen, en- route to the COM
mand of the Asiatic Squadron, reached Good
Hope. All well.
Stansbery much better Full Cabinet to
day The Pres. dent sent several messages,
in routine to the House to-day.
McCulloch's report that the Archives OF
the Confederate Government show that
many millions were received, and dlsbuIsed
by Colin McRea, on Confederate losses In
Europe Suits are instituted to reach any
ba ance in his hands at the close OF the war
There is but one suit IN France.
The pressure on the Senators Is tremend-
Gus from all quarters, owing to apprehen-
sions that the Presidents 8 friends are lncreas-
ing.
The new municipal officers of Alexandria
have been qualified No negroes, but no
known native VIrginians among the new OF
tceTs.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 21-Election pro-
/ yvitbnnt SariouS disturbance
Blacks remain about the polls electioneering
| The Democratic vote was large to-day but
the Radicals will carry the county. The
military are stationed at the polls to pre-
serve order.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2l-Election re-
| turns cause the Conservatives to be buoy
ant and hopeful. The Democratic vote to-
day is ten to one. Conservative negroes,
under the influence of the whites, are de-
| fiant and active The Radical negroes en-
deavored to drive the Conservative negro
/ elecUioueers from the polls, but failed.
| Polls closed with Radical negroes and
| leaders dsheartened. Prospects are that
| in the next two days the Conservatives will
gain ground. Everything is passing oil
! quietly. 800
county, l068. Total, 1853.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-No official re
turns made as yet. The majority against
the constitution in this city is 1000; In Pa
| rish of Orleans, 3S4 East Baton Rouge,
500; West Baton Rouge 100 Caddo, 300
against the Constitution.
| Conway, Democrat, elected Mayor and
a majority of the city and parish ticket
probably elected
Six Democratic Senators and a democratic
majority in both boards of the Council are
elected.
A negro Recorder is elected in the third
District. Mann, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in first district, ahead.
Flour frmer, 94a95; choice l3 50al3 IS.
! Corn firm laI0. Oats dull, "a. Hay l9a2l.
Pork held at 26-no sales at that price.
Bacon--shoulders 134a134; ribs IL; clear
sides 18. Lard active-tierces 1S3al9l
Cotton quiet and steady; middlings 81 ;
sales 900; receipts 7O7
Gold 40.
LIVERPOOL, April 21.-Evening--Cotto
dull and declined fraction sales 5000
bales; uplands I2a5l24d-; Orleans I2ga
| 121d.
| MANCHESTER, April 21.--Advices favora-
! BILE; yarns and fabrics tirmer.
! HAvRE April 2I-COtton dull declined :;
uplands on the spot, l47 francs and 80 cen
| times.
New YORK, April 21-Cotton dull and
easier sales 700 bales at 81.
Gold firmer 39i.