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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-08

TENNESSEE EnECTION.-The result
of the election in Tennessee for Go
vernon, congressman, etc., is, of
course, as was expected. The New
York Tribune parades the Brownlow
majorities given in different Counties
Of the State, and compares them with
the vote given for Bell and BrecAin-
ridge. Such q comparison is simply
ridiculous. Four .fifths of the white
voters of Tennessee have been dis
franchised, and the black men have
taken their places A Brownlow cor
respondent of the New York Tribune
states that the vote polled in 1860 was
l45, 900, and the number registered
this year will reach 11O, 600, and Dos
sibly 10000. So that, even with the
addition of the large colored vote,
the number of voters is not as large
as in 1860, showing what sweeping
disfranchisement. there has been Of
the white voting population of the
State. In some Counties, there were
not as many white voters as there
were Offices to be filed, and in others
the Governor set aside. the registra-
tion, wherever it was not agreeable
to him. A comparison, therefore, of
the vote now with the vote of 1860
shows nothing except that the colored
votes have been cast for Brownlow.
wholesale, and his instruments.
Baltimore SIN.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

= ~ 4r THE next term Of the sub
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ID arithmetic and Geography with
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Board. .'..''i an
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to Select Class of Young Ladies, three
afternoons in the week.
Competent Assistants will be employed
IN the Elementary and Musical Depart
ments. Apply at corner of Camden and
Pickens streets. w. MULLER.
Aug 1mo
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To Remove

On or about the 10th of September next.
we propose to move our business stand.
and occupy the LARGE CENTRE
STORE" )" in Walkers Building, Main street,
situated on the square opposite the Court
House. Until that time, we will be found
at the cid stand, still Offering our great
bargains in Dry Goods.
July 81 r. C. SHIYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. MOTH .J]5s:; ;
COLUMBIA. Auausr & Is

80 t' .,.. COLUMBIA. AUGUST s, 1857. !
. AT public meeting of the citizens, heidi
In the A. N. 3. Church, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resotced, That mass meeting be called
on Friday afternoon. Augusta, at 8 o clock.
G, NJ. WILDER, Chairman.
r. T.ToI.AND, Secretary. Aug A.
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Asa Keeler, postmaster in village
of Wyoming County, Pa, recently
deceased, was appointed by Presi-
dent Monroe. He was the Oldest
acting postmaster in the United
States.
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Ihackeray's English Humorists, and the
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Llber Llbrorum- Structure, Purposes, &c
r Seabrook's Travels in Germany and
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COLUMBIA g., THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 8, 1857
FRESH ARRIVALS.

K IIS OHAD KUE.
IN. Tietces Extra Sugar-C Cured HAMS. i.
H Tierces Puro Leaf LARD, .t stnuo
Rirkins prime Goshen BUTTER.
Boxes English Dairy, New York State
Factory and Pine Apple CHEESE.
Genuine Imported English ALE and
PORTER, pints. Il ..i..-e .t,-.i, ), as ,
Pale. Stcnrine, Chemical. Olive aud full
assortment of Fancy SOAPS, eat reduced
prices. l''t g
Choice TEAS -Oolong, Young yson, &c.
Q 'FFEE-Old Government Java, Rio &c.
Fresh Trenton CRACKERS.
Nov Country FLOUR, Extra Family, low.
Fresh Beat primo Carolina RICE.
Crosse& Blackwelfs PICKLES, assorted.
French FRUITS, in Brandy.
MACCARONI, VERMICELIII, &c.
Fresh Goods received from New York
and Baltimore by every steamer, and Of
fered at lowest cash prices.
Aug2 GEO. SUMMERS.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
NEw YORK HERALD. SUNDAY MARCH 81 lssz-TRIPLR SHEET

the posts Bristol Bsy and Cooks Inlet which are all
connected with minor anterior stations Another sta
tion In Norton Sound has s inland depcndenr ,es.
The company has also permanent forts nyinr ,,os,s
in the Aeutian and kurle islands. and chxi, y, sn-
ces from Okhotsk, in kamschatka, to St. ps,rrshYry
for the transmission OF merchandise ~ Ih asia
nearly thus s-st Petersburg =, .soscov Sao 10 70
bosk ], ,720 TO irkuHk 1000 "a Yakatsk IN "a OK.
hotsk eso and thence to ,e,ropauioss "a tSs Bay oi
rsds = consis total s220 .ailes The company 8
nrs bu, r.. -srable, supplying not only Russia with
,Sa r. 80 the markets bf China through Kiachta ON
" frontier The annual export Is estimated al
seal 600 sea OTTER IL 900 beaver and 800 land
otter fox ana martcn SKINS and about 600 horse
teeth Formerly the Russians killed the seal young and
old but now they follow the example OF the English
company ana Kill only such limited number OF males
~ have attained full growth
rhe Russians had formerly tort at Bodega, In Call
fornia
Our readers will recolIect tn>' curing 'no o.meaa
war British squadron having sailsa WIN s'sa' au'''
and caution from the China waters, endeavored 70 81
prise this transatlantic post Of the Gar and seize and
perhaps hold Russian America first act Of war; and
subsequently, might be. by treaty and thus In snci.
luton secure the very outlet TO the sea from which
nrss. Britain is now to great sxtont excluded. The
p,s,. a. iral In command was. however the alert,
and r.ceIv.d tts English war ships in such splendid
sy le Oh as to cause the complete defeat
Of The sooadron Tho humiliation Of the British flag was
30 signal that Queen Veto officer in command COM
mitted suicide on board his a. .>Qsnp
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
-~>~-~-->>~~~-~~>~~>~~~
Cession Of Russian America by
Treaty to the United States.
Modification Of Our North.
western Frontier.
Valuo pf the New Possession, Com
mercially and in Time Of War.
~~~~>~~~~~~>~~>-~>~~
Effect Of Its Acquisition On the
"Kingdom'' Of Canada.
90. &c. ke.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON March So 1857
treaty Of the greatest impor tance to the country
concluded last night at the State Department be-
tween the Secretary State on behalf OF the President
Of the United States andhs Russian rsprepresen.atve
behalf Of the Emperor Of Russia in which the Rus
sian agrees 70 convey to the United States
government all i.s possessions on the American cont.
nent. know Russian America in consideration Of the
payment Of 81, ,000, 900.
This important negotiation was fully discussed at the
eight O'clock the Secretary and Assistant Secretary Of
State received at the state Department the Representa-.
81 Russia ana Il was not TIL two O'Clock this morn
ing that the treaty was brought TO satisfactory con.
clusion.
Tho tresty viii have 10 be ratified by the Senate and
both houses Of Congress must concur In making the
appropriation for the payment Of the purchase money
before the treaty becomes an accomplished fact
Tho amount Of the purchase money is small. when
the size and value Of The territory considered that the
transfer regarded cesson rather than sale, and
suggestive OF the sympathy Of Russia for America.
It is looked upon important step towards the
absorption Of the whole continent by the United States
and considering that the possession Of Russian America
hens in the British American possessions is thoug
by knowing diplomats here that the transaction
will probably be regarded hostile measure by Great
Britain and may psssbly meet with remonstrancss on
the part OF that Power from It's point Of view as beg-
erent in case OF war.
Tho purchased territory covers upward Of four hun
dred thousand square miles and though now contain
ing only hundred thousand inhabitants, half Of
whom Esqumaux, it is believed that under Ameri.
auspices, IL would At comparatively early period
contain population sufficient increase the number Or
States in the Union to nifty. The fisheries are very
extensive, but the principal wealth OF tho
country is in it's fur trade, which would hcnceforth,
bc altogether controlled by American merchants
The acquisition OF Russian America is viewed hero
as Of far reaching Importance in commercial as
well as political and s,rateg'cal point Of view. Not
the least advantage thus gained would be the entire
control Of the projected Asiatc Tele.
graph which promises link the United States 10 India
and China by the way OF Russia
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Japanese Commission Eu Route for New
Ysrk-I.ayina Of n Corner stone. &c.
San Francisco Cal, March 80, 1861
Tho Japanese commission and suite sailed to-da5 in
the steamer Golden Age for New York. During tncir
stay here they visited the forlca,ons the harbor the
various military stations he government wwks and tho
extensive manufacturing establishments OF tho city
They WERE received by several prominent citizens and
apparently were highly ga,ncd with the many a,teu-
uons shown them
The laying Of tho corner stone Of the Mercantile
Library building In this city to-day imposing sf-
fair. The ceremonies were under the direction Of tho
Masonic fraternity. The full Grand Lodge Of the state
was in attendance.
The steamship Golden Age for Panama sailed today
with $4,000 in treasure, $4,000 of which goes 70
New YORK.
The shp Blue jacket sailed to-day for Liverpool with
Al 200 seeks OF wheat
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

Sapass Ten O'Clock Captain Garland OF the Fourteenth
precinct, made descent low oawdy house called
the Mnnshaha, q No 10 Howard street ana
arrested John Smith, proprietor; Gsorgsn. r,r-
rest, Eliza Harris, Carrie Wilson, Rose Buckisv An.
Kirby, Maria Bumaster, Charles Hoffman. Joseos
Rodgers, Joseph Bowers George Muller, William Thomn
son Charles Dawson and Robert Montgomery. TIs
girls were dressed in costumes Ia Black Crook sor.s
what improved. They had no shawls or coaks 70 wss~
~ the proprietor kept them dressed In short clothes y
prevent them from running away. They were lock "a
up 81 the Fourteenth precinct stAsion house
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. !.

LospoS, March 30-s p. NJ
Tho freight steamship William Penn, Captain Bilinge,
from New York March 10, arrived hero this evening.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 80 1861.
The steamship Tcutonia, which left New York
the 10th OF March, arrived at this port at to-day
Asr landing London passengers the Teutoua proceeded
70 Hamburg.
Disaster nj Sen.
LIvERrooi, March 30, 1867.
Information has bcen received that the J. B. Curtis
wss abandoned at ssa on the 2st Of February No fur
shcr par .icuars have been received.
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A . . . . . . . . Q . o q O
STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED.

Thousahds DE rs were, nch By Inch, Of bodily Woak
for debility will kill certsnly though 20 QUICKLY
raging Is II asked how tho shall made
strong the debstsd sustained and restored the hsusA
relled with vital euergyf We that nveornSiaR
preparations given by science the nstutioa
Of the art Ut healing the present hour -
TKT1ERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs. ThL ,
indeed the tonic OF tonics As revtalixng
porting eprolongng agent the like Of Il
In the catalogue OF medicines the various arteaa
used the dormant alone.
the great awakener Of the paralyxed physque nos caY
swAkens the physical from state Of collapse AID
naniton, but mpArts permanent vgor the muscular
aud systcms-reinforcing, both the
stronghold and the outworks OF vitality The aged the
the tho broken down Of botn sexes
commended IT, They WILL assuredly nnd
help time Of trouble
Nevwvo vork0 0lc Dew ufroet
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GENERAL seAuaesAas.
Ho Recommends Submisaiou and Amliaea1
With Voting Freedmen. DC.

Ho Recommends submissiou And Amui.aa~~
witk Voting Freedmen. &c.
CINCINNATI March 90 1907
General Bcauregard has written tho following letter
on the political situation 70 the editor OF the New Or
leans Timer:
NRw ORLEANS, March %. 1897
DEAR SIR: You have done me the honor 20 call for
my opinion relative 70 tho action or the South under the
Military bill Having seldom taken any part politics.
DO not feel well qualified to advise on 30 momentous
question; nevertheless, the desire TO obtain
my views has been manifested from various quarters
shall not shrink from tho responsibility OF expressing
them, in the hopo that thoy may tend -
compose the public mind, justly alarmed -
this moment In my humble opinion ws have
but ono OF two things to do-resst submit The 6ns
is nadmissiblo in painfully exhausted condition
Four years Of desperate have taught that the
argument Of the sword longer be resorted TO by
US to redress our We must therefore, sub
init, but with that calm dignity becoming manhood
and lost Independence. Having been overpowered in
the late struggle We submit TO the harsh and uu-
generous terms Of conquerors without dshonor ana
we must adopt the least Of two e~n =
would only co.,. A futile resistance
--~se our rivcts TO be driven closer
We tausl, then, acquesce or leave the country But
love dearly tho land of birth to absndon t
in hour Of sorcs trial We should avoid ALSO bring
Mexico and tho unfortunate South American repubics
With regard to the suffrage OF the freedmen, how
ever objectionable 1t may be al present 1t is an
element of strength for the fuure properly handled
and directed shall defeat adversares with their
own weapon. The negro is Southern bonn with Little
education and some property qualifications he can 10
made TO take sufficient interest the AFFAIRS and pros
pcrty OF the south u insure Intelligent In
future political contests with tho North protective
tar internal improvements &C.. the freedmcn Of tho
South will side with tho whites OF the South and wea,
and they will thus contribute TO giye back -
influence We formerly had in the councils Of ths
nation. Our people should understand that the radicals
can remain in power only long as the publtU
excitement is kept up As with the urbid Of Tie
Mississippi river the sedmontsry particles kept w.
at the surface only 80 long tho waters ID oCa
the instant the current is checked these part fail -
The bottom. Thus will IL bs with tho radicals wheH
peace and virtue restored 70 the country. The
servstves will then take the rsins their hands,
and the constitutional laws Of the land viii eace moss
prevail Respectfully,
es @. T BEAUREGARD.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
A M U S G M G NJ r 5


An audience Of the usual critical and select character
assembled last evening at the above theatre witness
the representation OF La Firm. de ondI The pieco was
presented FOR the first time last night II sparkling
brilliant comedy from tue pens Of MN. Mason and DE
yilieneuve four acts The principal rites well
sustained by NM. Juignct and Edgnrd and Mines De-
sne and Juettc; but tue remaining charactcrs
taken IN a somewhat sloycny manner Tie comedy s
of course full OF airs and songs most Of which OF
difficult q nature 10 gain a fair performance from
the members Of the French company.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
1867 .-Spring Fashion OpenIngs.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS ON
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BrRdley's Duplex skirts recognised In this city and
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The acceptable Hoop Skirts J. W BraAsys D.
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II Is useless speak OF the the Dupoa
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Frank Leslic's Magazine for March.
For sale in all tho first class In tho United stss0
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THO London Money Market.
LONDON, March 30-Afernoon
Consols are steady at 91K for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
in request and open considerable advance Tn.
following are tho quotations.
United States fve twenty bonds.
rninois vontra, snares.. ~ =
Eric Railway shares. SO
LONDON, March 30-Evening
Sonsols Tor money 81 4
United States Avetwenties. y
Erie Railway shares.
Illinois Central Railway shares es 70x
The Continental BOnrses.
FRANKFORT March 3O-Noon.
United States bonds open at 7sH for the Of 1862
LosDox, March so-Noon
despatch from Paris states that the United States
bonds in that city unchanged price, sales being
made to-day at SAX.
- FRANKFORT March 3O-P n
United States nve-swenties closed at 7sss.
PARIS, March SOP N.
United States 6ve-twenty bonds SAX.
~ s,ts.s4s. Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LvERPooi, March 30-Noon.
The market is quiet and steady and at the opening
prices unchanged The sales to-day will probably
aggregate 10, 900 bales
Middling upands. ........................1 .13K
Aioohng Orleans. "
LIvERPooI, March 80 p. M
Shce the opening the cotton market has become quite
dull, and prices have fallen or fully "a for mid
ding upianda II is now quoted at 13d
The Liverpool Brcadsiuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 30-Noon.
The market is generally without change. Corn, how
ever has taken upward and is quoted to-day 3D.
higher The following the quoations:-Four, ass.
Cd per bbL for western; wheat 13s 3D. pcr GENITAL for
Milwaukee red and amber, and 13s Cd for California
whIte Corn. 39s Cd. per quarter for mixed Western
Barley, e. Cd Oats, "a Cd.
LIVERPOOL, March 30-Evening.
wheat-sales Of No. red at 13s 3D. Flour, 2ss Cd.
Corn, ass. Cd. 4os Barley, a. Cd. White California
wheat, las. Cd. Oats "a I'd.
Llverpool Provisions Market.
LvERpoor, March 30-Noon.
Pork has declined considerably and is quoted at
7e& per barrel Beef has declined 70 l24s. Cd. per bb
Bacon, los- Cheese, COS Lard Sos
LIVERPOOL, March 30-Evcning.
Pork, 7os. Beef, 124s Cd Bacon, 4os Cheese. COS.
Lard, 60s
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 30--Noon.
The produce market generally Is quiet Spirits petro-
leum. lid. Common rosin, ss. Cd. Refined petroleum.
Is 3D. Spirits turpentne advanced 3D. sales al 37s Sd
Covor seed, 54s. Pot aahes 34s Scotch pig iron de.
cined Cd. salcs at Sis Sd. Talcw. AS 81. Iinseed
OIL ESQ Linseed cakos, f1o; Cslcuita inscod. Cos.
per cwt Whale oil, cal per tun. Zine rosin advanced
L. saies ss 17s
LIVERPOOL March o0-Evcning.
Spirits petroleum, lid. Common rosin, ss. od Re-
fined petroleum, Is Sd. Spirits turpcntnc. a7s Sd.
Clover seed 54s Pot ashes, 34s. Scotch pig iron, Sis
Cd Tsiow, AS Cd. Llnseed oil, ESQ; inseed oakos,
f1o; Calcutta iinseed, Goa Whale oil, al. Fine
rosin, It's
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BAL rrmoRr, Md, Mar,

BAL nmoRt, Nd, March so 1867.
Potts, the messenger who recently robbed the south.
Express Company at West Point, Miss, Of s2o oOo
and away, caught this morning near this city,
aud most Of the stolen money found bis posssssioD
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
Sfndf Thenfre,

Don Augustin Merctos comedy in Eve acts, Donna
DIANA Pride and Love. presented here last night
with Bogum Dawson in the principal role, Perrin The
interest well sustained throughout, and tho rend.
tion heartily appauded BY very large audience.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
STEAMSHIPS OUTWARD BOUND.

PORTLAND March CO. 1861
Tho s,eamship ST. David arrived from st. John At
seven o'clock this morning and sails for Liverpool at
aigh O'Clock this evening.
The steamship Moravian will sail for Liverpool about
nirl
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

a me ~ ademy of Music last night and !.
rray brilliant audience went, Il wasas ~ Tar - .
per OF we'll known vocslists and = .access mum
drama Undoubtedly larpr se from the ceatipedal
fund for the above laudse Object was made to the
cert. Ssoes as result OF the con-
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Assembly.
ALsAHy, March -, 1857
mr. Hiscock introduced bill authorizing the ooasruOs
ton Of railroad from the Erie canal Syracuse . The
stone quarry in the Indian Reservation
The House then went into Committee of the Whoae
On tne lanai supply BILL and not long Afterwards -
Journed until hafpast O'Clock Monday svening
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
e N Gl A N D :.

Ex.Coyeruorr Ryrc Discharged BY the Hiagis-
trates.
Loxp,..'s. March So-Afternoon
Ex-Governor Eyre, OF jamaica WIN was recently ar
rested was acquitted after a short examination.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
> . TEl PtAsouY SOUTHERN tpmATnNAL mowMsr.

PROViDKNCk NaFth oU INU1.
<ev Dr. sears has resigned the presidency Of the
orovn University 70 accept is understood the general
,1aoaL -
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

a. IL. C.-Rcv. thas. ". Snsyth Repeats This
afternoon 3x oclOck his femous lecture Thc Biack
Crook. inquiry ato the right wrong Of dancing thcAtre
&c. Argus Hall. 800 Broadway Go early.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31

Wonder in the World 0f FushlOn.-ThO
Idaho Patent Fancy iis or LADIES' and Exquistcy
shaped, iqrrcahe 10 rain, equal 70 fabric worn In
nrur aud Of various beautiful tints mpared by patou1
process. Ready to-day at GENiS'S, SIS broadway.