The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-06
DomeBtIc News

CHEYENNE, July IA letter from the
South Pass says ION June 25th the In
dians stole from that vicinity ninety
eight head of horses and mules. The
citizens pursued them, but all their horses
being gone, could not retaLe the stock.
They foand the bodies of DR.. Bard,
Harvey Morgan and Mr.. Mason, who
were captured and tortured to death"
New YORK, July 3.-Michael Madden,
On Irishman, aged fifty, died this even
ing, at 409 West Thirty eighth street; it
Is supposed from the effects of beating
by his wife.
MONTGOMERY, July 4.-The day was
observed by tho closing of stores, banks,
DC. A Republican meeting which had
been advertised for several weeks was
held A row took place over the dinner,
IN which several negroes were cut and
shot, some dangerously, all of the same
party.
Sr. LOUIS. July 1.-The steamer Con
eral Lee arrived at H. 25 a. m.-making m.
the run from New Orleans in three
days. eighteen hours and fourteen
Misunderstanding the time of the Natchez
on her last trip three hours and forty
four minutes, and the James Nj. Whites
famous time about five hours. The
Natchez was detained by heavy fog 12O
miles below and had not arrived at G
p. N. 81, 100000 has changed hands on
the result; thousands OF people were out
to witness the arrival. The race has been
complete ovation from first to last.
WOODSTOCK, July After the ova-
tons, President Grant being present,
General Butler made an onslaught on the
introduction of Chinese labor, when
General Hawley took issue with him and
said, let them come. Catacazy, the
Russian Minister, in return for the COM
pliment of playing his national hymn,
spoke of the traditional friendship be-
tween Russia and the United States.
hoping it would be perpetual
RICHMOND, Va, July "A conserya-
tive caucus tonight, by nearly two.
thirds vote, determined it inexpedient
to re-apportion the State for Congress
sional representation at this session. No
action was agreed upon with reference
to the formation of parties in the State.
There was no public demonstration, save
the parade of two colored societies.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The only pub.
lie celebration is by the association of
the oldest inhabitants, with an Grafton
and reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and presentation of block
for the Washington Monument.
In the Senate, motion to adjourn was
lost by tie vote. The Committee on
Indian Affairs reported :, bill to provide
for the removal of the Cherokee Indians
in North Carolina to Cherokee lands
West OF Mississippi River. Harris offer
ed resolution, calling for information
as to Caseys management of the New
Orleans Custom House; adopted. The
naturalization bill was resumed, Stewart
continuing his argument for the exclu-
sion OF Chinese from the privilege of be-
coping naturalized. The Senate was in
session all day. Tho debate was CONT
nued on the amendment excluding Chi
nese from the privilege of naturalization.
Williams, of Oregon, Stewart, of Neya.
ida, and Conkling, favoring the amend
ment. Sherman, Carpenter, Schurz and
Trumbull opposed it. No action reached,
but it was agreed that consideration OF
the tax bill shall be resumed at the
opening tomorrow, whether the natu-
ralization bill is finished tonight or not.
CHARLESTON, July ARRIVED Steam
ship Ashland, New York; schooner VIM.
81. Hillies, Boston.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Senate,
last night, resumed the consideration OF
the naturalization bill. The vote adopt.
ing Summers amendment, striking out
the word "white," was reconsidered-