The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-08

noqpeed q the. difealofaAipaof, the ;Xoea
de- Cuba. s6euor Tuisy will ,be his ;suWC
cessol: ! Gelpi; Formerly e P.snss, viii
soon start'a Journal. 81 te'i s'- nm
II Il reported that the French atea mer
Washington is ashore at Martinique.
OXFORD, MISS, July This june
term OF the District Court has adjourned.
The grand jury returned :forty{fits bilIS
under Che fehforoomentsAot,i duplicating
800 persons.
NASHVILLE, July 7.--John Clayburn,
q lournalist, lately Of the ,.News Orleans
Pfcdyune, is dead.
SAN FRANoIsco, July 1.-THE semi
annual report Of the Board Of Trade
shows healthy increuse and large accu-
mutation OF bullion and coin. The
troops remain in possession OF Amador
County. A sharp earthquake at Visilia,
Some Italians having :hooisted a dae
insoribedtf' V1ua, ltalia Romd Gupifale!"
ultra Catholics took nmbrnge at the dis
play and made threats to tear down the
fag. The Italians are now parading the
streets carrying an American flag, and
shouting ''Viva Garibaldi-down with
the Popel'
WAsh1NoToN, July;7. Captain John
Nye. brother Of Senator Nye, is dead. :,
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONG BRANCH, July 7.-Hubbard won
the first race-tims 1.22; Chillicothe
won the second-time I47L, I.49,
l.4sM,, 1.484; Liltleton won the first
heat.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Joseph II.
Speed testified before the Ku Klnx Com
mittee: He said Alabama was quiet
until last winter. when disguised bands
commenced various outrages, and con-
timed until recently. These outrages
terrorized negroes and made them afraid
to vote. The opposition to negro edu-
cation came from the lower clusscs.
Their former owners strongly favor gene
raj and impartial education. Speed
claims to be an Confederate officer,
and is now q Regent of the State Uni.
versity aud Superintendent Of Educa-
ton 10 Perry County, Ala. Albert
Richardson, colored, OF Clarke County,
Ga. formerly member Of the Legisla-
ture, testified that in January, band of
disguised men, whom Richardson be-
lieved to be Ku Klux. came to his house
| and fired at and wounded him. He re-
turned the fire. woundirg one Of the
assalants MORALLY; wherenpon. they re-
tired, carrying off the dead He knows
no cause for the attack. Whipping and
similar outrages continue in that section,
creAtlng such terror that negroes living
in isolated places have abandoned their
places for the towns, where they have
nothing to do. and suffer distress.
Probabilities Partially cloudy and
pleasant weather is probable for Satnr-
day in the middle and Enatern States.
The disturbance West OF Wisconsin will
probably extend to Lake Huron by
Saturday. but nothing dangerous is ap
pretended for any great extent of coun-
try. A severe local storm is probable for
Southern Iowa tonight. Southerly
winds. with threatening weather, will
probnbly extend over Alabama and
Georgia by Saturday noon.
The State Department has advices
| that ladies require passports to enter
France. Wives must be men toned in
their husbands passports to avoid an
noying Investigations.
BosroN, July The ship Golden
Fleece. hence for Bombay. on FIRE, put
into Halifax, and was scutled. Two oi
the crew nre dead aud several are sick
from eating fresh CLANS, dug Oh Chelsea
beach. j51.-.
C1Nc1NNAr1.i July 1.-THE Catholic
school; house. the Presbyterian rohurcl
andnthe County jail, at Portsmouth,
were unroofed by storm.
HUDSON, N. Y, July IA conyen tior
OF manufacturers Of straw paper, neaEl,
every mill being represented, resolved
to run on half time for the coming year
commencing August 1. Tho cause il
high straw and low paper
NEW YoRK, July 7.-Colored Sonato,
Andrew Jackson Jones, of North Caro-
lima. has sued gambling house fol
IS, 600 lost at cards.
A lady writes to a ChicAgo paper TIM
"you might as well attempt to go up /,
garret without n stairway as to ascent