The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-26
Ten IlCSScc.

We clip the following from the
Nashville U'io" ANIL -Americnu, of the
22d instant:
it was quite currently reported.
yesterday evening, that the State Go
vernment Of Tennessee was to be
superseded by military administra
ton, and the name Of General Cor
don Granger was connected with the
Governorship. We cannot trace il
to any authentic source, and presume
1T was founded upon !. telegram to
the Cincinnati G>ta~H~, which will be
found i'll our news column.
The widespread, wcll-founded and
intense dissatisfaction which is felt ut
the management Of our State affairs.
IS calculated not only to give cur
rcncE to such rnmors, but to excite
the wish that it might he true. We
81" no: deem it probable, however,
that such Il step is in contemplation.
In the House, there was no quorum.
Mr.. Jarvis and others presented II
protest against TIE so-called passage
OF the constitutional amendment. 1t
was not admitted to tie journals, be-
cause there is no journal of Il regular.
ronStitutionall- organized House.
Mr.. Arnc!l offered resolution to
appoint 4 committee to investigate
the abuse Of the privileges and dig
nifty, (Ieaven save the mark of the
House. This is the initiatory step
towards the contemplated impcach-
ment OF Judge Frazier. The Speaker
declared 10 quorum. but was over
ruled, and the resolution passed.
That officer declined to appoint the
committee. aud WI, released in that
duty by the calling Of Mr. Norman
to thr chair, who selected one, the
minority OF the members Of which
are after radicaiism : own heart. AS
matter OF course. thi.; and every
thing else that Assembly doe !, but an
adjournment from day TO day is lille
gal; hutincn wiltnlly blind are binder
than those WHO have no sight.
Th" exhibition of nalignity and
folly Will lie resumed again on Mon
day.
orr Dead. \ recent Issue o! the
i.ynchln,ry j'Hyi,ti'" contains a list
of paroled prisoners OF w:.r who died
AZ hoar,! Of United States TRANSPORTS
going from Point Lookont. Mary
land. - Savannah. Georgia. We
iinl th" na.acS OF the following from
this State included in the list:
y. Van Horn. CO. !, llth Rcgi-
mcnt. died November }. 1864. Wm.
l.. B!:n;on. Go. X, 81, died Novcm-
h"r &. i>64. i. 5. Dohson. 60. G,
i1th. died November l. 1861 q. V.
Barter. Go. -. lAth. died November
|. lS;;l. WIN. +. AIal!ov. Go. B.
21th. died November . 1864. The
ab"v" named 'rr buried ri Fortress
Nnnrur
Srret K. ~ Reese. Co. e, a.l,
died November H. 1863. buried at
Port ROYAL. ). c.
The Shrrhcl'l,tnwn Jefferson
County, West Virginia. Rnnstey
notes the names ii the following
South Carolina soldiers, buried at
that place:
Lieut.. Charles $ Davenport. from
CharlrStou
I. j Grim. Go. Il, Isl Regiment
From rEE.E-TnE CHOLERA YIELD
t>' I" Mrn!cAl. TNEArAENr Hv the
kindness "f +" friend We were per
matted to see " note from Capt ELS
worth. which states that the disease
had rr;lcacI It's eliminating point.
and WIS Welding to medical treat
mont
The ~tr.Hn-,nG Il. IL. Webster
went down, yesterday afternoon. with
stores for the quarantine camp on
Tyhc" Island. Among her passcn
gers WAS the Rev. james O'Hal.l. as
slstant pastor o! the Cathedral who.
Ill the spirit oi Srlf-sncriiice which
aninat'>- thc good man. has gone
down t. minister 70 the spiritual
want, "j the troops. The Reverend
t"tlier kirhy is also on the island,
. engaged IN his work OF love and
Christianity. We were informed bv
ID. ::iviicii that, Since Sunday, and
up ~ . O'Clock. yesterday morning,
IN: one death occurred, and no nt>v
r;!sCN bad been reported
.>or""~M R2,"Ii,c,.. 2lA
III" New Orleans Crescent saws:
"in"rr j., another State about to be
admitted into the Federal Union.
We h"Fent kept the run Of them ac-
curately. bat We believe it is the
thirty vcnth or, on radical theo-
fie~. the twcnt nty-sixth The name of