The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-11

| The Cincinnati Times Saws: Tho
crosby Opera House lottery is not
declded-at least SO far as parties are
concerned who drew pictures for
prizes. Several Cincinnatians who
are entitled to pictures are grumbling
that they can neither got them nor
any satisfaction as to when they will
be forthcoming.
a correspondent of the London
Times recommends that Chinamep be
enlisted in the English army, for the
reasons that they are hardy, strong.
good-tempered, and can stand heat
and cold; that they mako excellent
soldiers, and will eat anything, "from
roast beef and plum pudding to rice
a FINAL SETTLEMENT. Tho New
York Erening Post, leading radical
journal, says that the faith of the
country is fully pledged that if the
scheme is carried out honestly and
fairly, the reconstruction effected by
1t shall be recognized rs valid and
final.
The origin of ali sacred music is
the cantus frmus and Ambrosian
chant; SO that, i'll this respect, the
church is the oldest school of Chris
tian art, and there is no desecration
IN its continuing to perform this
function.
STRANGE Co1Nc1DENcE-A New
York letter-writer alludes to the fact
thaS the theatres which refused to
advertise IN the Herald, have been
burned. The Museum went first;
then came, or went, the Academy:
next the Bowery Theatre, and now
the Winter Garden.
THE MISSISSIPPI CAsE.-The Ma
tiondt Repubiican, of Washington.
speaking of this case, says that judge
Sharkey will be assisted by r. +
Walker, William M. Everts, Caleb
Gushing, Judge Black, and possibly
ex-Gov. Andrew.
SOME COMFORT. love of n
cross woman, it is said, is stronger
than the love of my other woman.
Like vinegar, the affections of n
hlgh-strupg woman never spoil. It's
the sweet wine that becomes acidu-
lated-not the sour wine.
SURRENDERED.-W learn from the
Charlotte Guardian that John Owens.
who murdered Benjamin F. Withers.
of Beatty's Ford, surrendered him.
self to DR.. I. J. Sloan, of Steel
Creek, on Sunday last, and is now
lodged In Jail for trial.
The magnitude of the iron trade.
of which Cleveland, Ohio, is the
centre, may be seen from the fact
that III one week 1,1OS,OOO pounds
were received at, and l ,470, 900 pounds
were shipped from, that city.
Tho Atlanta ga LheUigencer saws
that within n month five good and
honest citizens Of that place have
been assaulted, robbed, and three of
them killed, in open daylight, for the
sake of only few dollars.
~ submarine cable, says the Chat
tanooga Union, for the telegraph limo
between Nashville and Chattanooga.
was laid across the Tennessee on the
9th ultimo.
Barnum, defeated in his political
aspirations, will now have an oppor
tunlty to concentrate all his energies
on some new "spectacnlar, moral.
religious and geological drama"
Two vessels arrived at Corpus
Christi, Texas, recently, and the
event was SO remarkable that tho
Brownsville Courier asks if they came
to remove the city.
Negroes are being recruited in
Nashville for tho Tennessee State
militia, and their frequent drillings
are denounced by the unrecon-
structed.
The Nashville Gazette, under the
title of "Atfairs in Gods Country"
gives long list of crimes committed
in the North and West.
Houston is being rapidly enlarged.
and many fine buildings arc being
erected. A fine and commodious
hotel Is just being finished.
FRUIT. T.-Gentlemen from the conn
try inform tho Sn and Times, of
Columbus, that fruit thus far has not
been greatly injured by frost.
The (Methodist) Drew Theolopical
Institute, at Carmel, New jersey.
will hereafter be opened to colored
persons as we'll rs to white.
There is very large falling off in
publication md oolo of kI>o =