The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-10

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RoasE. February 6. The Ciuiha Cato
icG. pubIished here, has d remarkable
article, entitled Lea Mauvais Politiques
etSle Comedies After referring to the
nenaces against the Geum menicaI Council
establishing decrees CONTRARY ito the
Z modern ideas, St says: g The bishops de-
laws at variance with the decrees of the
Council, the anbj jects will not be held to
observe them,. aud to exact obedience to
such laws would be odious tyranny. If
Governments separate Church from
State, thcy must expect terrible revolu-
tions to overthrow them France alone
has been true to the concordat, and the
Council will bear this in mind"
? PARIS, February 9.-Disorders were
resumed at midnight, in the vicinity of
the former disturbances. Several addi-
tlonal barricades were erected in narrow
streets. The troops still reserve their
fire. The police made several charges,
killing some. Tho leader, Gustave
Flanrens, is still at large. AT 3 o'clock.
this afternoon. the police and military
had things under control, and the city is
tranquil.
HAVANA, February 9.-Oveido, of the
diamond marriage notoriety, is dead
Official reports from Puerto Principe
say the insurgents are extending their
pfoach go near the walls that cinders
from burning houses fall in the streets.
Warrington News.
WASHINGTON. February 9.-The New
England Senators will Join with the
Southern Senators in opposing Bradley's
confirmation, in favor Of Judge from the
South The Judiciary Committee heard
fifteen Georgians to-day. The conserva-
tiyes took ground that the present Legis-
lature was illegally constituted, on &C.
oount OF admitting the minority candi-
dates, and demanded reorganization.
Bullock and others spoke briefly in op-
position. Senators Carpenter, Red
munds and Conkling remembered that,
at former hearing, Governor Bullock
said that the expulsion of the negroes
and the seating of the minority candi-
dates In their stead was shere usurpa-
ton. The committee will hear the
Georgia matter again on SATURDAY.. when
Bullock. will be allowed to explain his
apparently contradictory positions. The
House is considering the Covode con-
test. It is presumed that long discus
sion will take place.
In the Senate. bill was introduced,
increasing the number of Supreme and
Circuit Courts. The Judiciary Commit
tee was directed to inquire whether the
Georgia Legislature was reconstructed in
accordance with the Reconstruction Acts.
In the Senate, resolution was intro
duced, directing the Judiciary Commit
tee to inquire whether there has been
any violation of the reconstruction law
by the Georgia Legislature. Morton
spoke on his bill to prevent military aid
in time of war to revolted subjects of
foreign powers. The census bill was
laid on the table.
The House seated Covode by n strict
party vote. The legislation and judicial
appropriation bill was discussed, without
final action. The President was re-
quested to furnish information concern
ing the recent murder of Americans in
Havana.
q Internal revenue receipts to-day S247,-
600.
The Retrenchment Committee will re-
port in favor of placing the educational
portion of the Freedman's 8 Bureau in the
hands of the Commissioner of Educa-
ton.