The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-28

MED thatathe Spanish squadron in
the Pacific refused to give in its adj
herence to the Government Of the
Revolution.
News IteIns.
NEW YonK, November 26.-In a
fight recently, resulting fatally to Fe-
llx Larkin, four persons were badly
injured. Pistols, knives and clubs
were used. ..sa...sG-ti ....5.
Mr.. E, "A, Pollard says that the
So.sthey7l Opinion - y shall not be
published again iT
WASHINGTON, November 26.-The
impression increases that Grant will
be subjected to all the restrictions
which have scramped. johnson. The
admission, of the, Louisiana Congress
men, recently, chosen, is highly inn
probable. The opposition to their
admission is strengthening, by the
unofficial statement of Col. Keelin, to
the effect that Gen. Rosseau concur
red W ith the radical leaders, in the
opinion that the negroes could not
safely vote.
William Price, an old citizen and
member, OF; the Baltimore bar, is
dead. ~
Dispatches from Denver City say
that city is infested with roughs,
driven from Pacific Railroad towns by
vigilant committees. One of two
highwaymen was killed, the other
escaped.
An alleged horse thief was taken
from Denver jail by twenty men and
hung.
Grants Official majority in Nebras-
ka is 4.290. $500
JACKSON, Miss, November &c.
The Republican Convention adjourn
ed last night, after preparing ON ad-
dress TO be submitted to Congress,
asking that body to declare the de-
Ated Constitution ratified and the
State officers elected. A number of
prominent Republicans opposed this
action, inasmuch as the Commanding
General had five monthsago forward
ed his official report to Congress,
showing that the Constitution had
been defeated by majority of the
votes cast at that election.
New ORLEANS, November 26.-The
returns telegraphed some days ago as
the official vote was!the vote returned
to the office of Secretary of State.
Yesterday the Governor, Secretary of
State, and Judge of the second Judi
al District, examined the returns and
declared the result Of the election.
They threw out the entire vote of the
parishes of Ovarall and West Fell
ciana, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson,
Orleans, st. Bernard, Sabine, st.
John the Baptist, ST. Martin, Terre-
bone and Washington, for informali-
ty In the manner of making the re-
turns, and declare that no legal re-
turns have. been received from these
parishes, making the entire vote for
Grant, as returned by them, 81, ,911,
and for Seymour, 4l,868, notwith.
standing the rejection of the vote of
these parishes. The Democratic Con-
gressmen are declared elected from
all but the second District, in which
only the parishes of Lafourche, st.
Charles and st. James are counted.
CHARLESTON, November 27.-Ar-
rived-steamer James Adger, New
York; steamer Carroll, Baltimore:
schooner j. w. Allen, Boston.
MONTGOMERY, November 27.-The
Legislature to-day was engaged in
discussing the Ku Klux bills. These
bills make it indictable for any per-
son to appear in mask, and if any
person shoots one who is masked,
after dark, it is to be considered no
crime. The time of imprisonment
for being disguised is from one to two
years.
MEMPHIS, November 27.-Forrest
was arrested to-day, ON the charge OF
shooting policeman in q row at the
race course.
NASHVILLE, November 81. II Messrs.
O'Shaunnessy & Co.'s cotton com
pressing establishment was burned