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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-30
Schedu on Spartanburg & Union r.
Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,
0@ IsL
COMPANY SHOPS, April. 1, 1868.
ON and after this date, the following
" will be the schedule for PASSENGER
TRAINS over this road:
Leave Charlotte daily at. t....... 11.36 p. m.
g Greensboro at......... 5.05 a. m.
/" Raleigh at.............. 9.41
Arrive at Goldsboro at......... 1925 p. m.
Leave Goldsboro at. 1890 g.
=" Raleigh at.............. 500
" Greensboro at."......., TIT
Arrive at Charlotte at....,.... 11.35 p. m.
Through Passengers by this line have
choice of routes uid Greensboro and Dan
vile to Richmond, or Uid Raleigh and Vel
don to Richmond or Portsmouth,; arriving
at all points North of Richmond at the
same time by either route. Connection is
made at Goldsboro with Passenger Trains
on tho Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
70 ana from Wilmington, ana by Freight
Train to Weldon. Also to Newborn, on A.
& N. @. Road. Freight Trains will leave
Charlotte at a. m. and arrive $40 p. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-30
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
GENERAL sUP'TS OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, s. c., March %, 1868.
DASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol-
Il lows, viz: -
Leave Charleston for Columbia. $50 q. m.
Arrive at Kingsville. ............ 1.30 p. m.
Leave kingsville.. 200 p. m.
arrive at Colum bla. a............. $50 p. m.
Leave Columbia. a................ 900 q. m.
Arrive at Kingsville. ......... 7.30 q. M.
Leave klngsville. .............. 500 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston. $40 p. m.
The Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Accommodation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. $40 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia. .6.O5 q. m,
Leave Columbia. $50 D. m.
Arrive at Charleston. 40 q. m.
March 81 Fl. T. PEAKE, Genr Sup't.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

ssarare uasseugers and foil cargo OF cotton, corn
tobacco and provisional Among the capin pa.ssns1s 70
M /. Roederer United States Consul 70 S.s.n, rus %
sia Tho Cleopatra, Captain Philips, oI MuV en a.' @
Jeff per No ia East river Savannah, Win zen pas
sengen and fair cargo Of miAcehAnoou' "1'
disc.
MAIL Israoyxxssrs on rHr NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
rhs improvea arrangement for collecting mails BY
nasrt cane while cars are in motion, will go Into enect
IN the Nav Haven Railroad today. This improvement
has been in operation on several Toeds LOT soms
months Mails are now collected at way sauons ny eA'
press trains. - =
GrHais LADIES' Bsssyosssr s9qsrr.!-A grand con.
cort for tho bsaeat u ts Society will take place u
stenway Han this evening. The society will faithfully
apply proceeds the saie Of tickets 70 1e suppos
OF tho widows and orphans under their charge.
BAIL or lone YACHT CLrH.-The third annual Te-
ception OF the aquatic bipeds constituting this assoca-
ton was held last evening st Trenor's Lyric Hail. and
right merry enjoyed by both themselves and
friends. The large comfortably filled with the
youth beauty Of both sexes and dancing was kept
These blue Jacket gsllants proposed 10 their far
friends last evening that they were as capable
lreadng the OF the intricate quadrlle as they
Of reefng either mainsal or jib In squa The 70.
to by their friends with feelings Of pleasure and delight
and many fair doubt retired tv rest this morn
ing, weared and fatgued with the pleasures OF tho
night With bright antcipatons OF the next reception oi
thor amphibous friends fitting through their brain.
OvERooAr THiEvEs--Detectives Kearns and Finersy
yesterday arrested sneak thieves in the hallway OF
No 68 Exchange place. The prisoners taken TO
the First precinct and safety locked On ono or the
prisoners seven pawn tickets, each representing an
overcoat found Persons who have lost overc0as
by theft recently viii aid the ends of justice by ident-
flying property and prosecuting these scoundrels
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
FRANCE.
AaiIrOad Extension and Proats-The Army

Railroad Extension ana Pronts-The Army
The aggregate trafc receipts the six principal rail-
way systems in France, including old and new lnes,
from the LIST Of January the 3oh OF December 1867
both dates Inclusive amounted, on 9.o6s miles, to
S25, ,5s3 Ss7 and for the period In 1860, s632
miles, 10 G23 7l3 6 showing an increase or 81 $50 $50
and oil 133 miles
Tnc London Tines In editorial review OF the po-
Ntica situation ia Fan says-Nns out Of the eleven
Bethmonls application for permission 10 discuss the
prosecutions Of the press An immense majority OF the
representatives, thus sbruns from debate that
article rortytwo Of the imperial constitution which for
bids tho Publication Of any other report Of tue
proceedings of the Legislature than that drawn up by
order oi ths and appearing the honuey.
WhsteveT CONCLUSIONS Francs Germany may come 10
DC found thai they only be permitted the
dtion OF absolute freedom fn England where less
than eight dairy papers report the DEBATES II would os
impossible 10 quote single instance OF wiiful msrep
Tcseniston Of the words spoken In Parliament.
In tho Corps L6gsatf january 13l VI. Gressier, the
reporter of the committee announced that In conform
ity with the wishes Of the chamber the committee
-end 70 the suppression OF the right OF procuring SAB
sututes IN the National Garde Mobile.
NM Pgulmor, David, -egrs and BUFFET spoke In favor
OF the right TO provide substitutes.
NJ. nouher supported the prohibition OF the right or
substitution IN the National Gardc Mobile.
" Psunier's Amendment was rejected b. l6T votes
against 10.
NJ vuuy IN reply 10 w. .agnin said that the gov
srnmenl mad already declared that would present .
h against The abuses OF the system OF providing sub
sriuteg.
All The amendments proposed rejected and Ar'i.
thirteen wac adopted
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Sales ut the Exchange sulcsr00m of Lots ON
Lexington Avenue and ty-Seventh
md Fiity.Second streets.
The universal testimony OF real estate operators and
men who deal In lands and tcncmeR,s procaims in
creased activity in the market with every prospect of
sll further brskncss. Yesterday occurred some i'm
porant sales OF valuable property favorabiy located
determining tho viuc OF different parts OF the
city, and what degree land In the old and built up
portions Of the city and in the town and unmproved
parts has advanced of late relatively and by comparison
Mcssrs Alien & Brown--K Henriques, auctioneers-
offered for sale al the Exchange saesroom the four
and basement brick store and dwelling house and lot
No 637 Hudson street, northwest corner OF Horato
rect size Of building ninoeen feet inches front,
forty feet in depth; size Of LOT front, nftynne
feet In depth. The attendance considerable and the
bidding brisk. TIE property was Knocked down at
SIS 400 II. B Bunssr being the purchaser. Under tho
direction of Jonn Kelly ,late sheriff. William Ken
ing eight lots, vacant, situated the north
east corner OF Lexington avenue aud Thirty seventh
street, being Murray Hill, high ground and
surrounded by the most costly improvements a.
The nnest edilices Lexington avenue adjoining.
The whole property sold in bulk, and brought
$4,000 Fly the same 9uctioneer lots ths south
side OF NneiyseyeEth street, three hundred fset west OF
Third avenue, twenty-five feet front and hundred
feet IN depth each, were sold Tor 81 100 each to J.
Nc anI, and three lots the south side OF Fifty
second street, one hundred and twenty feet OF
THIRD avenue sold to II. McCaddn for So 125 each
Two lois EigbtY-sixh street, running through to
Eightytit street twenty live feet front each
pounced 10 DO sold, but were not put up.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
rsfL srasBiyC AFFAIR.

Arrest or the s:u,ity Pnrty-IIjs vnfession.
On Monday evening Lawrence Mullen and william
% Breu iabUrers who old acquantances. bad .
quarrel in the lower part Of the city, Dui shey
separated before sndangerlng their lives N eight
oe'oGk Yesterday morning Mullon and o'Brlan me,
the OF sgosd and Beaver Streets when o'Brien
charged. without the east inf nation VI
mdrderoWs nteution. drow large shoaih butcher
kne and piugcd into tho left side OF Mulens neck,
inaicting deep aud mortal wound. Tho alarm
Rs,eniy gwen by Thomas Foley, OF Il Roosevelt
street. then stsadng near, when officer Waller. Of tho
tlrst precinct ans up a8d arrested oBrien who ssid
~ doae " and ~ll 80 70 tlc siaton house Win you,
~ IN same ttfne isktng ih- kne he had used from hs
poeke'. In continuation 0'Nron sad.'tWo quarrclad
the night he,ora, hut I'D not settle IL then bur Nhsa
met Mullen thls morning did ! s.aablt hin ip tho
mock with knife Anlisns, who lived IN fhs iow0r
para of Washington street. sas conveyed 10
New Work Hospital. whore his wound
wa dressed aud subsequently Coroner Scllir-
ner received information 10 appear and lake h.
znie-noftsm statement. " diving deposition fne ply
eui condition OF ths Sufferer. however, such that
Is thought cxtro,uoly hazardous disturb bim
therefore Coroner srhrfasr poetp0ned the matter.
Isef the day Oi,rica Aken before Jusea Hcgln
;he f0nbs utere Folay and officer Waller made
gsp0s embracing tht above facts rhe magistrate
he pf4sun await the resuiS ~ hs v!o.
t,8s !ujur .. me prisoner lives a. No loi Madison
s;rsst
-'uco the above written Mullen, Tire nigssd man
hss dcd in tho boapisai from tho effects * me n
lpfiss received. and corvasr Schrfner xii bod an
iHtlcst IN The isiy
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
ENGLAND.

tMp0rt al Hailion md tks Flow Of Specie
American Reconstruction by the Radicals.
The imports Of gold into tho United Kingdom to No
vsmber So sst year computed at el4 235 1884, as
compared with f22 1913 to the corresponding OF
1866 and els s52 10 the corresponding date Of 1865
The exports OF gold from tho United Kingdom to No.
sember 80, last year. were 1926, sss as compared
with fl2, 634 a95 10 the corresponding dato OF 1866,
and f661G $40 20 the corresponding date Of 1865 The
receipts OF Australian gold in tho rst eleven months of
las, year we're 90 2s OLA as compared with f623l 6l2
IN 1896 aud 81 76 l2S IN 1865 icorrespondng peruds
Tha United States sent us gold TO November 80 last
year. 10 the extent of S46o5 2s, agans. ss S27
1866. and 1397 200 in 1865 corresponding perodsl
The greatest exports OF gold made to France,
which Absorbed Co November 80 last year. as
compared with ca 42 7g5 the corresponding date Of
1866 aud CO $40 68S the corresponding date OF 1865
AZ Warwick one hundred special constables
sworn in for the protection OF the Jail where the Fenans
are confined. The relicfs changed morning and
night The superintendent of the Warwick police says:-
Il have reason to believe and do believe, that there is
probability OF attempted rescue of the three prs-
oners, Burke, Casey and Sha@.
IFrom the London Times jan 1877
The responsibility OF most of the evils at
present overshadowng tho South rests upon Congress
iho sudden liberation or four millions Of slaves and
sbe vast destruction OF property could not in spite
ana d an rouS.s 70 eausg s gea,
svitaoe difficulties have been increased by in-
ccnsiderate or partisan Legislation. TIE overthrow
of State examinations and the establishment OF military
governments strangled private enterprise frightened
capitalists away The delay in the work of reconssruc.
Ason tuItncr Impoverished tne planters. and,
homcy phrase, taken .thc heart out OF themn The
promites 70 freedmen mado under the sanction OF tho
radical party hare confused al relations betreen
esptyer and employed Political observation-disclosures
dscontents which have grown up since tho war
have essrsnged the people Of the two sections. that
TIE North will not the South field for invest
nt This is all that Congress has yet effected for the
settlement Of question which was intricate enough to
puzzle the wisess America has had but which
would have yielded TO patient discussion and fair treat
nent In 1863 Congress sileacsd NE wao pointed the
scog 10 resoon II is obliged 10 listen TO them,
and the people are not unlikely 70 take their advice
after al.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT--!S ADMIRAL Ty.

Judge Blatchford, on opening the court yesterday
proceeded to call over the calendar and finding that
several OF the from various ready
for trial. said that lie had adjourned the court Mon
day from want of business to go with. He would
not allow those that not ready to stand In
formed the obstruct,ons to which ho referred should
be removed from the calendar and passed over to the
next term
Alleged Breach Of Charter Contrnct.
Samuel Baker rs. James +. Ward q Co.--This is a
Of alleged breach OF charter contract The beant
is the of the bark Vivid which was chartered
by the defendants in july 1856 to 5000 barrels
OF petroleum oil 20 Havana for 81 900 instead Of tax
ing the full number OF 5000 barrels she received only
I00 and the amount received by the belant 500
less than the contract the respondents reuse 10
pay the balance 1t alleged that the charter provided
that the Vivid should carry 5000 barrels the cacu-
laion that her tonnage was of sufficient capacitv that
the oil was put on board until the ship could hold
more. For the respondents IT WAS coniended that
the engagement in the charter that the
beants did not have her did they stipu-
late for certain number Of barrels, for anything
In support Of the respondents II alleged that the ahes
were on The part OF the libelian,s Mr.. II. T. Booth
Of the respondents called to the stand and
amined on the matter OF the charter contract and while
under examination dscurave argument By counsel
either side heard the main question At issue.
Case still ON.
The case or j. g. Jewett W. the steam Tug YanEce Boy
rested both sides this morning. Judge Blatcafora
took The case and reserved his decision.
Collision Case.
Jams L. horgn, q al. Ire Snip Thorfio,l-ln In
this the l,beiiaut IL The or the schooner
James Bolton. and The of The Thornton for
damages for injuries 90 their vessel for $1,000 alleged
to Lavo been suffered through tha negligence OF the
captain, the agent OF the defendants Ia the moah OF
January, 1896, the Bolton lying at pior 20 East
river aud made fast 10 the Ihornton Rhe latter vessel
on leaving her moorngs the morning dragged tbe
schooner from her faslensngs and inf I'd as charged
the injuries complained o.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
E y r O p E..
British Views Of American Reconstruc-
tion Under the Radicals.
French and English Reviews or the
Wants Of Italy.
The P0rte's Opportunity for
Reform.

rhs 6srmsn mall steamship New York, Captain
preyer from Bremen the ilth and Southampton tho
asth OF January. arrived at this port last night
me InmAn steamship City Of Antwerp Captain
Morehousc which left Liverpool at ha'pass ten on Tho
morning Of January IS and Queenstown ON the 10th,
arrived at this por, last night
by these arrivals We havo mail report in detail OF
eur weekly despatches TO the 10th inst
The London Times describes the distress existing at
ahe east end Of London vas, and hearrending. The
aumber OF persons In receipt Of out door relief is up
ward of forty thousand but tho adopted while
shey fail TO meet the need are actually increasing the
amoun; of psupeglsm and demorazing the district
Very sad tdings had been received in Paris from al
most every part or France. The trade and manuiac-
surca Of Lyons parayzed by variety OF causes,
In which the uncertainty prevailing as 70 the political
future had small share Hunger and dest tuition
making sad havoc among the operatives at
Nantes Rcuen and Roubard and even 10 Bordeaux.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
SErsial sfYfsuf mArrsss

Since lie determination o. the Revenue Department.
10 a. aRsy With the Metropolitan BOARD and to adopt
Tor .ho Gstestoa and prevention Of FRAUD in
tns sale and tnAauis:urc OF whsgsy more in accord
ancs wth ,hs ct sytsm thsrs has boon much excite.
mcus among ths nsgstors and other officers connected
With the headquarters in Csisr street. especially
ihe fat Dgcams Known that ths - stem Of things
would. IN VII probability brng about material rsduc-
ou 10 the present force both VI clerks aud inspectors
A. ho c0.lsrtors have been requested 20 n0mi-
uatc suth oihcsrs A. they may need 20 Aid them
IA carrying out the law those officials being
applied 70 by members Of the old force who
formerly worked ndsr orders Of ths Revenue Board TO
have tner namee put down among the fortunsss 10 be
sent 90 % Washington for confirmation The best
on the old for viii doubtless be recommended for ap-
p0nlment
Tne ony reports made yesterday Of lots detained
10 prove tsN paid, yktty barrels Of spirits belonging
20 ID d. sisrn found At 2i2 Duane street. bearing the
following nspsction brand :--"Jobn A. Platter, Y. b.
Gen'l fnsp, lth dat, Ind, July 10, 1897"
~ barrels o spirits found ~ Archer Bro!hers. l1i
Wsst street.
me seizure of W., ", vsnbrsger's rectiyng eslab-
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
fBYSSiNiA.

British RctnfOrc cements for the Seat Of War
Organization OF Naval Srixade-RepOrI
from Colonel Mcrewcthcr.
telegram from Alden OF December 20 ssys--The
Second brigade, consisting Of the Fourth European the
Third and Twenty -hfth native regiments ana artillery
has passed Alden.
Sir r. Napier landed at Aunesley Bay January T. He
proceeds forthwith to the front.
The Naval Brigade in OF organization for
mediate service.
The Secretary OF state for India in London has re-
soved telegram from Colonel Stanton at Cairo under
date January H. 1858 embodying the following mes
sage from Colonel Mereweihcr:--
SESArE Dec. 2S, 1861
Have visited Attegerat, distance thirty milcs Road
be made easy thithor for mules and cames in few
days. Large market there every Monday. Water aud
grass abundant. We'll received by population. Re.
ported latest 18th, that Theouorus has approached
Lasta; tho wagshum advanced to oppose him. and that
they are close to one anoher-Menelek, twenty-five
miles southeast OF Magdala. Many reports bus none
Trustworthy Epidemic among cavalry horses has dis
appeared No further letters from captivss
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
ALLEGED HEAVY swsDLtTHt OPERATOR SHOT BY a Pu-
llCEMAN.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.

From The Evening Telegram OF yesterday.
CONCORD n. H. Jan. Is, lSes.
Some weeks ago named Levi Fickett appeared
in Lisbon, y. H., agent for the Boston Gold Company
After while he commenced buying lumber by the car
load credit showing the owners OF tho Lumber draft
of 81, 200 20 satisfy them that he had tho
lolialed for MIL LISBON, and to have
paid 81 900 toward the purchase He went 10 tho
bank ~ Wells River, VT, with the draft, which WAS
drawn by tho National Bank Of Oshkosh, Wis, on a
New YORK bank and made payable 10 the order OF A. H.
Gilmore aud Johnson Golden. by whom II purporied 10
Messrs Gilmore and Golden Boston and wei.
known, but Mr.. L. having heard Of thom before,
declined cashing the drs Pickett accordingly sent ths
draft 10 Boston by express, and also came himself
and Nr A. ". Fariec had been expecting draft
Tor IL 200 FROM Oshkosh, wis, for several weeks but
not rscoype It, had written tn learn II II had been seri.
ON the 18th they rsosved letter informing them tass
the drat had been sent by matt i've weeks previously,
directed 20 Mr.. Golden. al Lisbon, ~. Inquiry at tho
sented there b. Pickett me l5tn, was the Identical one
ho should have received and that had forged
the nsres u the sndoses Mr. F.cle was then looked
for Oacer :. :. CoGid OF Lisbon went 20 Boston and
Loroh depoL III also got sboard, and on rcaching
Nashua arrested Pickett and took hin 20 Lisbon. There
y" renamed charge OF officers, and vas 70 have
been examined Wednesday OF lasi week bnl
ostaped ~ LGcsday night by Jumping from seconi
Etoys window. Hp 80 Narfcri. VI, where the
ob;sniue search warrant, Flckest ~ah discovered,
when no nsaln att0lgpted " escape ~ running 10
make tfI surrender officer stevens icd ~ hm with
pistol blt Ftckett paying no heed he fred again aud
shot h.h itfough ibe body causing wound tha' wii
probably prove iaal Uiicsr stevens was uioediatey
arrested e2aned md ratsd under bonds Of $1,000 70
appear tof us TOR shooting FiCkett How tbs latter
0ptAasa iae arha A0wsser. L. mysisrr
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
a Word for the ''SIck Man, from an Old
Friend

From the London Times. Jan. 1ll
A great number Of Engshmen have good reasons for
wishing TO know and then how Turkey Ia Our
conntrymen have placed enough money abroad on very
doubtful security and have the recollection OF enough
foreign insolvency TO mako them anxious when they
hear Of the decay OF the Mussulmans, the threat.
enng aspect Of tho Christians, the designs of
Russia, and the other facts and tendencies which
60 10 make MP the Eastern question. The Ottoman
Porto has borrowed, is borrowing, will borrow. Some
people say that IL Is destined a speedy overthrow
and consequently, will not be able to borrow long, In
the rhetorical Ian uage OF modern politics. hour has
sounded, lis knoll is run2, it sees the writing
the wall. Yet the Turks keep their way after a
stolid, obstinate fashion OF their own, and they
fnd means to levy taxes, TO maintain ORDER to get
new money from various quarters, and pay the
speedy downfall been positive than within the
last two or three years. and yet though know not
what may be in store for the Porto, that the
prophecies OF evil havo not yet been fulfilled. Tho
Cre,an insurrec,ion has been great dram the
EMPIRE but yet the Ottoman flag still flies the island
-Four Powers have made perempory propositions TO the
Sultan, but fifth has kept out OF the business
OF those who presented the joint note appear TO
have recanted. = Whether the Turkish rule
be destined to overthrow Is a question that time
must answer; possibly IL is capable of giving
Christian communities all the liberty OF political
and modern development which modern life demands
But there s proof that II Is essentially inconsistent
with material VOL being, and whilo the subject
are still in their political infancy the government of the
Porte may be made as suitable for them another.
But the Porte has respite for s political position
10 decidedly batter than 1t few months since
While peace to Europe let the Turks make the
the continent they be assured they will be be-
ypnl ravarac.