The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-10

; The Warrington correspondent Of the New York
T1ihuae. under date Of the 9Th instant, writes:
A :rupnor In current tonight that McCulloch and
Seward hnve asked the President to accept OF their
resiRnaiions Nothing definite Is known about the
On the snticonsracion bill Il said to be McCullochs
reason for resGning, while 1t Is claimed that Seward
ia angry st having been overrued IN regard to Min
lister Adams and the policy to be pursued In the
matter Or the Alabama claims.
Tha Warrington correspondent OF the New York
Times, under date Of the 6th, writes:
II GhouId be understood that Governor jenkins
eluded arrest BY General Meade by. hight, as that
otcsrhsd made preparations to arrest him for i'm.
peoina reconstruction and embezzlement- This lat
ter charge was based on the fact that Jenkins trans
fsrred the funds in the Ststs Treasury to New York
withouf authority, and caused them to be deposited
there to the credit Of private parties.
The Warrington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun under date Of the 9Th INST, writes:
The Reconstruction Committee have been consider
ing the Wsr Once correspondence Of the President
and General Grant with view to bringing out anoth-
err safisaton The committee Is reported by the Rad
icas a. being almost unan mon oi 6 sae opanGn aIs
obey Mr. ton az Secretary OF Wa, sctei In vioa-
tiop cf law and that 1t showed determination on his
psr TO defsat the pdrp jses and laws Of Congress-
subcommittee, composed OF Messrs. Binoham and
Boutwell, have been appointed to look into the mat.
tar with authority to draw up new articles OF Inn
peaohment If the facts warrant 1t iin their opnon)
and present them at the next meeting OF the COM
The conduct Of "certain" Cabinet oficers Isup-
posed 10 be- Mesrs. Randall, Welles. Browning and
McuIloch) is also to be investigated In this connec-
ton. and strung up In the impeachment row along
with the President II there ia reason for supposng
the existence ofa conspiracy to defeat the law
that's the charge. Mr.. Bingham has heretofore OPP
posed impeachment for want OF legal evidence. Gen.
To- 70 ha Ind
tha week and the report it is thought win probably
be presented to the House on Mondsy. In thiB con.
nection It may be remembered that there Is bull
pending In the Senate providing that In cases Of the
chsrasd shan upona two-thirds vote of the Senate.
cease TO act in an onisl capacity, aud In case the
Presfdant Is the party. the officer next in authority
ahSu have the power 70 call on the land and naval
foreAS % enforce the lRw.
statsmt mt ID published that the mission to Great
Britain has been rendered to Hon. Reverdy Johnson.
nnd that ha Htn accept Il While 1t Ia certain Thai
such nomination would be received with sausfsc-
nrm It, 1t Il equally certain that both the President
and the great conservative clement Of the country
would be 10th TO dispense with the presence IN the
Senate, In the trying times which are before us, OF
such o -dpe constitutional lawyer and statesman.
the Radicals here would be very glad OF such
nomination a their measures would not be exposed
10 the sesistiess logic Of Mr.. johnson.
From the sats3,ant, made Py MI. Blains In the
Houm to-day 1t appears that the ordinary expenses
of the government next year will require the sum OF
e909120O0 which L. $50 COO 900 more lin round num-
bersl rhsu ID cost In 1857 and tho other years down 70
1851 when the estimates were calculated ON gold
basis But special appropriations for Reconstruction,
pension bounaes 70 sestiers and seamen and inter
est on the bublic debt win swell the whole amount
required for the year 1858, '69 to $276 O4I 20
This ct lesst is the amount estimated oy tne ne com com
bic debt will reque appropriation OF slSo Ooo 600
for next year.