The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-03

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ssSSSSi4SiaT III fspnyiiS rafds'pa ers aaafly
.RA41s, yfGo 2-1Ghas ,6eBHi Uncovered
thae the real .!eaaetg ,oi Che Coh3lmnne
were ,Karl, Marx. Jnoobi,. Blanqni, Lc-
natuhm,nnd H. Diebreok. aoThe idea of
burning. Paris originated with Jacobi and
Lbt}Rt9tn: .Papers' seized !shew that
theSes esHen 5wefe IN. Lohaal plating The
conhagrations at Lyons, ,MarsailIea, Ma
drid5 Turin. Rome, Naples, Vienna,
Moscow; Berlin, Rdsseiand Auriel. Both
are concenied,a az *. ,'s-;1 ~ 49,, T
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SAN. fhAE61sOo, Jhna 1.-The late
oons cloudy weather, with elight rains,
has had al aimmense,b beneficial effect on
the crops in.centrali and Northern Cali
forniR. II is now estimated that there
will be htrleast, one. hundred thousand
tons of wheat for expectation OF this
years oarop. and fully five cargoes of
the aotd crop are available for e1porta-
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The British Columbia papers are
greatly excited oyer the prospects of the
loss OF the island of San Juan, going so
far as TO advise the British Government
to seize itand hold ie by force. ). h, r
LoV1svHhE, June IA FIRE this, after
noon destroyed Tour. stores on the,biook
occupied by Eohsch & Hydes' extensive
bagging. .and rope factory. LOSS. $50
O0u. Partially insured. The cause is
supposed to have been spontaneous COM
bi,uetiol9. or friction Of hemp passing
through tue picker, '511!
MEMPHIs. June Gloomy reports of
crops have been received from Pulaski.
White, Woodruff and jackson, Counties.
Arkansas Owing TO incessat, /. rains and
late. frost, the stand OF cotton is very
poor. and many plantations have been
Ploughed up and planted with corn.
The trial of Yerger, for killing Col.
Crane, is progressing in Jackson, Miss.
The defendans's counsel made motion
to dismiss, on account Of former leo
pardy in trial BY military commission.
which was overruled on the ground that
such trial was unconstitutional.
NAaissAyILI,E, y Tune 1.--The Democrats
State Executive Committee met today,
ana ::aaopted Resolutions declaring th9if
acceptance, id good faithE Of ltlia! !issuea
OF war with all the lats anendnenag xoil
tEal s G6ustitutidh2 {; and g,thair iaiosd6i.
escenco in them as theaupremalaw OF It'd
LAND, ,and also declaring their approval
d1&ast "a s4s5 -. 1SgS9aSs.eesAesi rg.sa ae ls
At meeting. .ofr the. editors OF the
democratic sggess of the State. this af-
was fl$$aa3 S aap'}6 }adsrss5. 81 s5e p1P7'ttfs
CoLuab6s,, 0H1o, JpEe, 3.THeo. Il.
Pendletpn, wGsp psleeihd permanent Presi.
dent OF The pohYsntidnni.. g S9Ysanteen Z 81
nlnetsaeAne pahefS of.. The Resolution
Commmittea aooncurFediin' the e.followingy
and General. Morgan, ,Qhnirtnaii of'i1ha
C2mnMittee. M mpved tEeir adoption,
.rWMls dAnn peIng the hesns by Witch
it WAS bYon al about, tha Dem ocraopof
OAlo recognize, as accomplished facts;.
the Secently adopted AMENDMENTS to, the
cbnatithI9n,.,a abd conAideE them: no
longer q plaAticel. ,iseua5 before the
Cayntry,. hut ;ineists that while, these
threa amendn1ehtsaanlarge shepower of
the Federal. Govern hnent; they shhll not.
nhhy Way. aitef 81 modify fts .ofigIaal
theory on toharaeter, and Ito. no further
extensnbridge,shc reserved'rights Of the
States. .,A',I;
}Hls ID ccqnptrusd. the Democratic
party pledges itself TO support the, con-
shtnsion as ito now Isl securing. equal
rights to ell without distihcsion Of raes,..
SO.GA yftj NHs sAXupr prooAS41t3pukC,-I 10 IeSO.
l0tiQns dSnonnce. tho bayonet and Ku
KluxN bills. oppose -Santo Domingo,
condemn .extrav9gapt land grants to
oorp9tations unaa the NATIONAL banking
sysIem, ,faYor. a tariff strictly for revenue.
fav9r1h olteosia1 ;of.intarnal revenue
by State authorities, object to paying
bond-holders more than contract price.
and declare il bond-holders have rights
30 have tax.payers.t A motion to amend
by the declaration that the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments arc reyoln-
tionary and void, was lost. by 169 to 206
The report was adopted by 385 to 130.
The convention nominated Geo. W. Nc.
Cook for Governor and Samuel F.. Hunt
for Lieutenant, Governor.
NEW, YoRK, June 2. Phillip Vanrensa-
laer died to-day, Of apopiexy-aged 85.
Ihe nsaranoe Convention adjourned
to the 18th OF October.
KANSAS CTY, June 2.-Nface appeared
in the ring. Ooburn falling to appear,
Referee HOLLYWOOD declared Mace winner
OF the stakes
SAN Francisco, June Ia mob OF
trikers drove the workmcn from dozen
mines. including the most productive in
California, at hIendocino.. The mob
notified the Chinese to leave within ten
days, at the peril of their lives. A
C1yctNEArr Tuno q Fotl,o. n;Nr :,