The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-03


with which these people re-organize
is scarcely paralleled. Even now
foreigners who have long resided in
the capital say the atmosphere is rank
with revolution"
BOUQUET De AFR1cANA. This ele
CANT perfume has long been known in
the Southern States, but was never
fully appreciated until the genius Of
the North was introduced South Of
Mason and Dixon's line 1t has been
patented by Stevens, Sumner & Co.,
and with small part of the essence
Of u. d., it is said to be really delight
ful. 1t can be had in the hall and
galleries Of the House and Senate.
and IN most Of the street cars.
National LueNiyeace,', 3OA.
Sir Frederick Bruce has conveved
to Mr.. Seward the thanks of himself
and his Government, for the efficient
manner in which our Government
repressed the late Fenian demonstra-
tons against Canada. He expresses
himself rs being satisfied that all
danger IS now over; but intimates that
the British Government is now fully
prepared to repel all such attempts,
either against Canada or Ireland.
Mrs. Davis had y long interview
with President johnson on Friday
night. She is reported to have been
ADVISED by her friends to contine her
present requests to the removal Of
Miles and the full liberty of the fort
to her husband. The latter has been
granted-the former we hope will be
ere long. If Miles is fit for anything,
it is something else than his present
post.
Coop FOR GREELEY. He says: eve
admit hay, We assert and maintain
the right OF the surviving Confede-
rates to honor the graves of their
dead kindred and compatriots. We
Will not inquire into their impulses
and motives. If an act is right in
itself, Its motives may be presumed n
good one"
1t is reported that the difficulties
between Santa Anna aud Senor Ro-
nero have been adjusted by the
good offices Of Mr.. Seward. Santa
Anna will soon be presented to the
President by Mr.. Seward. In the
mean time his officers express them
selves as perfectly satisfied with the
progress which their scheme is
making.
Throughout the entire Valley of
Virginia. says the Rockingham Regis
te' steam saw mills dot almost every
neighb"rho",l, factories and foundries
are being built. and the slow and
imperfect implements of agricultural
hnsbandrv heretofore used, supplant-
ed hy the most improved labor saving
machinrry.
The Chief Engineer of the New
York Fire Department SAYS that the
burning of the Academy of Music
was undoubtedly the work of incen-
diaries; that the building was on fire
Iii three places. 1t was kindled not
only under the parquette, bnt in the
second and third circles.
The Co'uie,' deS Eteas Unis declares
itself enabled to state that the French
Government has signed treaty with
the transatlantic Packet Company
to embark and carry back to France
the whole expeditionary force in
Mexico within the time agreed upon
two years.
w. t. Whitemore, of Ell Paso, ILL.,.
has just recovered verdict of SO, 1875
against the Illinois Central Railroad
Company. The plaintiff was put off
the cars and kicked by the conductor,
On account of some dispute about his
ticket
Snad We're never so numerous in
Copnecticut River as this season. At
Haddam Island, 5000 were caught in
one day last week. over 800 being
caught ut one haul of the net. The
price on the river is S1S per hundred.
Gen. Thoruas II. Rosser, late C. S.
A., has charge of the division of the
National Express from the Rio
Grande to Montgomery, with head
quarters Mt New Orleans.
A claim Of 100000, on the part of
Moses Fox, of New Orleans. under
the will Of McDonongh, the million
aire, has been decided against him by
the Supreme Court Of Louisiana.
Al least 1900 Mexicans were exe-
cuted IN one month, at Zacatecas.
under MaXimilian s decree condemn
ing t. death those opposed 70 his
Government
Fifty three cmigrants, nearly all
Germans. men, women and children.