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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The War Department has ordered,
at the instance Of the President of
the United States, that all persons
who are undergoing sentence by mi
litary courts, and have been impri-
soned six months. except those who
are under sentence for the crime of
murder, arson or rape, and excepting
those who arc under sentence at the
Tortugas, be discharged from impri-
sonment. and the residue Of their
sentence RENTED. Those who be-
long to the military service, and their
terms unexpired, will be returned to
their commands, if it is still in SER
vice, and their release is conditioned
upon their giving bond and being OF
good behavior.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The admission of Representatives
from Tennessee will leave the balance
of parties almost undisturbed. In
the Senate, Mr.. David T. Patterson,
son-in-law of President Johnson, may
be classed with the conservatives; his
term expires in 1869. Mr.. j. S.
Fowler, whose term ends in 1871, is
known as strong radical. In the
House, the Representatives elected as
Unionists are Nathaniel f. Taylor,
Horace Maynard, William B. Stokes,
S. NJ. Arnell and Isaac r. Hawkins.
The Democrats are Edmund Cooper,
William B. Campbell and John w.
Leftwich.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The National Express Company is
about to institute suit against the
Montgomery and West Point Rail-
road Company, for being denied tho
privilege of running their express
over the road. The railroad COM
pany defends, on the ground that
before the organization Of the Nation
al Express Company they had given
the exclusive right to the Southern
Express Company for two years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

SECRETARY STANTON WILL SUSTAIN
THE PRESIDENTS Po11cY.-The New
York Herald's Washington CORES
pondent, snnder date Of the 22d, says
the Cabinet is beginning to assume a
new phase, according to outside re-
port, and the reformation promised
threatens not to be SO complete as
was at first supposed. The imme-
date friends of Mr.. Stansbury assert
that that gentleman predicated his
acceptance of the Attorney General-
ship upon the retention of Mr.. Stan
ton in the Cabinet, in which he was
backed by very strong and influential
Western influences. Stanton, on being
applied to, promised, if retained, to
come out squarely and unequivocally
in support Of the Presidents policy.
His instructions to Gen. Thomas re-
fusing military interference in the
affairs of the Tennessee Legislature
are cited as an evidence of this ar
rangement. 1t is also positively pro-
missed that letter will shortly appear
from Mr.. Stanton in reply to Senator
Doohttle's circular, endorsing the
Philadelphia Convention and all the
general features Of Mr.. Johnson's
administration. Stanton's enemies
assert that this arrangement has been
brought about in response to the
piteous appeals of the Secretary OF
War to be retained. They allege that
he is positively afraid to leave the
office rs yet. I give these statements
with the assertion that they are trace
able direct to the parties interested.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The Bristol IN. J.) PAenir says
that, during the thunder shower, on
the Sth, the lightning struck gen
.tleman sitting in tho portico of a
house. The chair was thrown from
under him on to the sidewalk, and
he was stunned and taken up sense
less, although after beingresuscitated,
no bruises or marks of injury were
found upon him. The lightning was
also seen to strike in the harbor,
sending up water, seething and boil
ing, to great height.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

PENITENT1AR1Es LEASED. Under
authority of an Act ofthe last Legisla-
ture, the Governor Of Alabama has
leased the Penitentiary convicts, 100
in number included, to Messrs. Tate,
Smith, Shepherd & Peters for term
of six years-the lessees to defray all
expenses incident to feeding, cloth
ing and guarding the prisoners, and
to have the privilege of working
them beyond the walls Of the peni-
tentiary building. The able-bodied
convicts are to be worked in iron
mines. Hitherto the peniteptiary
has been burden to the State; under
this arrangement it will pay.
The Tennessee penitentiary has
been leased for four years to Messrs.
Briggs Il Co., of Nashville, who con-
tract to pay at the rate of forty-three
cents per day for the labor of each
convict. They intend to manufacture
agricultural implements, thus making
even the crimes of the community
beneficial for its chief interest.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

FRENCH OPINION OF ITALIAN GENE
RALs.-Durando, the italian general
who commanded the First corps d'm.-
amee, which was SO frightfully cut up
at the battle Of Custozza, has been
relieved from his command, and
General Pianelli is put in his place.
General Durando, says the Debats,
has all the qualities but one which 20
to make an accomplished soldier. He
is brave, scientific, strong, active, in
the prime of life, good-tempered,
firm, just, merciful and daring, yet
prudent; but he has one fault, and
that terrible one-he is "unluclly."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The AMENDMENT TO THE WEST VIR-
GINA CONSTITUTIONAL correspon-
dent Of the Baltimore .S,u., writing
from Wheeling, says
cit is now confidently asserted and
believed that Gov. Boreman will not
convene the present Legislature to
act on the proposed amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States,
and strong belief is expressed that
the next Legislature will decide
against it; The elections take place
in the fall"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

The LAST OF THAp. STEVENS. The
famous index-fnger which Thad
Stevens was wont to use with such
effect upon his followers.in the House
appears to have been paralyzed, yes
terday, when the joint resolution ON
the admission of Representatives
from Tennessee was on its passage.
He fought hard against the resol4-
ton, but he appeared to have lost all
his former influence He wagged his
finger in vain, and finally, discover
ing that the vote was going largely in
favor of Tennessee, he voted "aye"
himself, amidst the laughterand jeers
of the House. Has the sceptre fallen
from the hands Of the great radical
leader? 1t looks as though it had;
for in his rage and modification, he
offered bill providing for the resto-
ration of all the late rebel States to
their full political rights. OF course
tho bill, with the various amend
ments which were added by other
members, was laid on the table, when
Thad. Mt once renewed his unconsti-
tutional resolution Of the previous
day, giving the presiding officers of
both houses the right to convene
Congress during the recess. Thad.
Stevens is evidently desperate at the
turn affairs have taken, finding that
he can neither sserve in Heaven or
rule i'll hell. "-Ne,0 York: Herald.
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Suspension of Ordinance.
. MAYORS OFFICE.

MNlVIt > UFFIVF,
COLUMBIA, July II, 1866
HNllE Ordinance prohibiting Swine 10
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