The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-21

SPECIAL. PARDON.
II. .r>rl.r! y johnson, OF Georgia,
the cami;;l,t" for N;:r-I President with
Douglas i'll iScG, wns par,!ontd today
by ;:.- Ir2si,i,.no Ut the :nt,r;.es,ioA Of
Mrs. Du:!e)as.
Hu.r,:::. or c,"isar CT; ful%,.
Ramors OF contemplated Csbil.ct
cha'ycs are circulating; again. How
much Foundation they Nave in fact no
one seems able to say. John Covodc
and John W. ForEe v are mentioned us
possible Successor, IT, Secretary E.:l-
Ian, of the Interior Department, aud
Mr.. Seward il once more saiI to be
about to retire pruba!,iiit;c, t"r de
cidruiy against immediate v..:.ua,s
VIC, KWt:S.
j.x-orn;,tor VIM e. nivrs, ut N..,,i-
MIA, whose application ion pardon, w;;A
filed here Il :cw days :si..c' III Tho
.N;nrucy-G.ncs:,i' 5 office, i.;r' received
i'ir:n the l'rc>.,lt.lv i,.4laiS:,!"u to Visit
Tic North ,iurinS tL. ;',.il,;.l.,; NJ h.:
;trrlic.tiom InA cv:l,iiti3n~ vi .hr
nrr.nit :ir" that Nh Hives shall @,polb
and give his H..oiH 10 Gov. al .i:iJn.
ut he rr<luGu,~: G: ,lr i;:t;-.r on tho
Hudson.
.ill:l:sr or MOS.:Y.
-IoSby, ilc S.lcrllil;, lr;str.'. came
into Alexandria, i..ii$ :,,l, ::.c.lli, "a
the tr:i:l from Culp,por, ;;u,i was inH
mcliatcly arrested. Ne Is hc!.l to
await the orders oi M:.iur-t;eMclaI
HdBur, cOInm;ulsiin; t.lu Department
OF Washington.
MOi!.I \ LION.
\ gentleman of this city WHO WAS
in An'X&l,uci;', yesterday. saws Ir,.
john $. Muebv ltt:,ctr.t :: crowd
wiz. r.ver h' mad" his sarr,~,r:!ncr. end
his pres. nee o;.va&ion;,i mace: ;.:,l."-
n:st!tal among the :,'i,ii,rs III tin.i Il v
~ c:lM:,' down from Hur:.'lit-,n t. y"
:riluit:rd rs Il lur:nl,"r OF i:!t bar b,it
i;,:n. Wc::..% ::rrcst,r: hiln nn the charge.
%. ll;t,iuG bro:.ri his pa"o!r. TAG
Colonr! lriciiy but respectfully cnn-
trovert,,i the point. and the ;ir::ry;.l
tclcGrlpllud !n. the Secretary uf ~ ~
for instruction.
INTERNAL. E!:v:..:;1':: NATT'r:!;s.
ElI> CDmmi&siunr" oi intr.n.t! nc-
v,,nur,' who left here i:;St Sat DAY tor
New York, with the intention, OF 20
turning on Tuesday last. has h,rn o.
!."w soon he viii be able to.:css;.n.
lis duties. In the meantime, Deputy
commissioner EulIin>; conducts. tlta
'usiness ot the Hrv.n:sc EHrran The
following r':l"S we're made by The De-
n!ty Commissioner ut the Int, ll.u!
Revenue to-day: TAc assignment on
transfer OF Il jni"Lr,t shonld bt.
stamped as an a2rc'nl, nj or contract
Domestic bills @: ladin% are con >ideled
a.; receipts for Tie. delivery OF property,
a,l should be &ta,nnc. IL, s1!a'f. The
bond given I'y In" guardian OF th,>
Miner heirs Of y deceased soldier. in
order to apply ior the pension, 1oun-
ty or m7carpes ol pay. is; subject to
stamp dniy OF one dollar, as bond
given for the d;ie execution and per-
formance of the dutic, OF any office.
y person employed by IN insurance,
company to taku ,he general care and
supervision of the interests If the com
pany, either ut d fixed place or by
travelling from place to place, must
have license a; an insurance agent.
whether he solirits risks and neru-
tiatcs insurance or not. The receipt;
OF internal revenue to-day samounted
to very littl" less than one million.
AFFaIRs T.; &ov'r1 CAROIrtA
Mr.. Greer, OF the original South
Carolina delegation, is in this city,
and reports affairs progressing in that
State to the satisfaction OF every one.
Gov. Perry has been we'll received by
the people of the State, and Mr. Greer
knew nothing of the reported collision
between the civil and military authori
ties until he read it in the radical lrt-
psrs OF the North. he pronounces
it fabrication Throughout.