The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-12
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WASHINGTON, November lit is
nscertained, from reliable source,
that the Government will be ready to
proceed with the trial of Mr.. Davis
on the 25th. Both sides, however,
desire that Chief Justice Chase shall
preside with Judge Underwood, and,
therefore, it is possible that the trial
may be postponed for short time,
to enable Chase to make arrange
ments to preside. Legal considera-
tions alone prompt the desire that
the two Judges should sit in the case.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
S650,OOO A.tf..
Thad. Stevens has written five
column letter, opposing national
banks, and arguing that while tho
interest is payable in coin, bonds can
honestly be liquidated with legal
tenders. Is
Gen. Emery has disbandel unau-
thorized military organizations in the
District.
It is said that Sheridan telegraphed
Grant, advising that Mowers action
in removing Gen. Hayes from the
New Orleans sherl lfalty be disnp-
proved. attt
The Vice Consul Mt Havana, tele-
graphs the State Department to- day,
that the cholera is serious at that
port, and officially declares the num-
Der of cases increasing.
The papers of the steamer Deutch-
land contain the following item:
While the Emperor of Austrin was
enjoying himself at the stceple chase
ut Vincennes. the Emperor Napoleon
drove in from st. Cloud, and paid n
short visit to the exhibition; it was
long enough, however, for comfort.
A scene occurred, as unlooked.for as
it was disgraceful. During his visit,
an egg was thrown Mt the large pic
ture of him, by Flanderin, and when
he made his appearance in one of the
galleries, n loud and distinct Kissing
took place on the part of collection
OF men in blouses. The popularity
of the italian intervention, and the
general state of uneasiness and dis
satisfaction which exists here, among
the lower classes, wero probably the
causes of this demonstration.
MONTGOMERY, November lin
the Reconstruction Convention to-
day, the Elective Franchise Commit
tee presented majority and minori-
ty report. The majority report dis
franchises all who refuse to vote for
or against the Constitution, when
submitted to the people, and is other
wise proscriptive. These reports
were made the special orders for to-
morrow.
New ORLEANS, November 11.-No
deaths from yellow fever reported to
the Board of Health yesterday, and
no application to the Howard Asso-
citation for relief.
The Bremen ship Carl, arrived
yesterday, bringing another load of
German emigrants.
The Texas papers also announce
the late arrival of large numbers of
German emigrants in that State.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2,OOO-are on q
strike.
MACON, GA, November 11.-The
1elegTdph, of tomorrow, will advo-
cate O. State Conservative Conven-
ton, to meet in Macon, Thursday,
December 5.
RICHMOND, November 11.-Gen.
Schotield has ordered court mar
tial, on the 18th instant, to try the
case of Colonel Rose, u. S. A., con-
ductor Of the elections here, who was
formally charged by the citizens with
conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman, drunkenness, &C., on the
election day.
The Dispatch has an account of the
mobbing of Major Frank Butts,
former Bureau Agent, of King Will
liam County, by negroes there. An
attempt was made by the civil au-
thorities to arrest the ringleaders.
but it was resisted. The military has
been sent for.
The leading colored citizens will he