The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-13

|asass:: ton ysurs The 4, 4,.auns-pubiishes
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the E1eoptiyss. Of |. England, i Brazil,
SYifzeF|qndY hta!l{gnd the United States,
eapn. paf3'9a S4..f ZIP 4jfih GeHesah +,
|nnstead OF making an oward ia. bulk, Tie
arbitrators only establish rules for oil
a91ustmenfDy:a board OF assessors, one
,S l5 70 5s appointed 5y the Qlesn, one 81
the Presidept, tbesthird TO be chosen by
aqish; sheswork Three special rules Of
neutral obligation are. laid down: /, It.
shall bD the dGty of; a neutral nation to
9ae due diligence to prevent the build,
ing:=and fitting ont, or escape, of@nny
vessel intended to make war upon an
other nation with which 1t is at peace.
q. IL shall be fhe duty OF nation not to
permit such vessels TO enter any of it's
ports fot repairs, munitions or supplies:
or. having entered, not to permit their
departIre. BIT shall'be the duty of
nation tos use due diligence to prevent
the violation ofsany of these obligations
IN any, OF its ports oriWaters.s s:
.sADRIINE. KAnsAs, May 1.-THE first
drove OF 4,600, Texas cattle arrived, and
will go Eastward by rail. lsS:
TORONTO, MGy 1.-THE referee in the
Mace Cobnrn fight has deoideti the men
must meets at 10 O'clock to-morrow. at
Erie. when he will name the fighting
ground. .
ST. LOUIS. May 12.-TLe Southern
Baptlst Convention convened to-day.
several hundred Delegates present. Il.
a. Mltl, OF Georgia, wus reelected Pre-
sident. MIR. Williams, ot the Theologi-
oal Seminary Of Grecuvillc, South Caro-.
Ina. dellved the sermon. Various re-
ports were read.
Geu. John B. Grny has boon muIctad
III $4,000. returned by him ns com
missions obtained from the General Go
vernment, for Stnte account, ia raising
and eqnipping troops. Gray will appeal
to the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, May 12-The Grand
Army of the Republic elected Burnside
commander in-chief.
Coburn and Mace had been sparrine
shy for II long time when tho magistrate
and sheriff entered tho ring The fight
has been postponed to June g. Willie
the magistrate was reading tho law, he
was robbed OF thirty guineas and his
watch. No arrests
But little progress in adiusting the
pennsylvania coal mining troubles.
1t is understood that tho sub-commit-
tee OF seven Of the Outrage Committee
will sit i'll Washington, to tako testimony,
The SENATE Committee on Foreign Rela-
t'ons reported progress in examining the
treaty, and after appointing IL committee
to Investigate the premature publication
OF ihe ireaiy. adiouSled 10 Monday.
GOV. Genry, of of,Ponneylvania, in his
message to the Legislature, urges COM
RI
juries inflicted, during the war.
ProbabilitiesTIt is probable that by
Saturday morning tho storm prevailing
IN the Southern States will have moved
North-eastward,l with light rains and
winds on tue middle Atlantic ooast! No
serious disturbance is apprehended in
that region: FRESH winds and clondy
weather;wili probably prevail during the
day on the lakes.
The census tables for Louisiana show
30l ,450 whites ) S363, OCT colored; $50 In
dians; 2 Chinese, (all born in the United
States and 61;837 of foreign birth
Inter neurly all white.
BUFFALO,, Muy 12.-An emigrant train
bound West oollided with u freight train.
Five children killed and fourteen adults
killed and .woundcd. The Sisters OF
Charity cared for tho wounded Mt their
hospital.
BosroN. May 12.-At tho reunion Of
the Army of the Potomac, Meade pre-
sided. Meadeaaid the object wns simply
congratulatory and not political.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn May 13.-These
was another meeting of the creditors OF
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
Inst night. The committee reported
TINT the best that could be done was to
take one dollar of stock and one dollar
in bonds for eaoh dollar Of indebtedness,
and 80 retire aIl tho floating debt in tl.;s
country. Thus enabling Stanton to pay.
off the parties pressing the road into
bankruptcy. A large amount Of stock
and 'bonds was subscribed for in this
way to-day. A petition was also circu-
lated, to-day. and signed by the repre-
sentatives of half million Of the floating
debt, requesting the dismissal OF the suit
in bankruptcy. The heavy rains OF the
past week will delay tho completion OF
tho road until the middle of next week.
GALVESTON. Muy IL "A News special,
dated Austin 10, says: By resolution OF
the House, Speaker Evans was removed,
by O vote Of Al to 20. Mr.. Eyane took