The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-14

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| VERSAILLES. June. 13.--Joinxille and
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CHARIEsroN. June 13.--Arriyed.-
steamers Menhettap. New iYorks Efnnire.
PhiladelPhia. sSailed 7.steamer Georgia,
New York. -, 20
NEW YoRK, June 13.-Greeley had a
grand reception from The; Republican
committee last night. He ,re.asserted
his intention to do his duty, even IL lit
snge1?ed the White House responsibility.
ae spoke in severe terms of, ,khe Kr
kiux, which, be said, the Government
ought to extirpate at pnce and fereyer;
and In severer and more .sarcsstio oon-
demnation OF the thieyiilg carpet-bag4
gers who plunder and prey upon the ne
groes and poor, whites, while pretending
to be anxious for their education and the
salvation Of their soals, He said they.
were the greatest existing obstacles to
Republican asoendancy in the South, and
SO he, denounced them. !.
CIEO1NNAT1, June 13.-20O hogsheads
OF tobacco were burned in O Covington
drying house.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l3.-The ship
Don. Juan was burned at sea. 500
coolies, fastened under the hatch. were
roasted. The ship was fitted ont here
for the coolie trade, and was sold to
Peru company. ;.,.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Bowen has
been sentenced to two years in the poni-
tentiary and $3.50 fne He is now in
Jail. 1t is understood his application for
new trial will now be abandoned. He
will rely upon Presidential clemency.
Ihe Agricultural Bureau has elaborate
reports regarding the acreage and oondi.
tion Of cotton. including forty Counties
from North Carolina, forty. eight Coun-
ties from Georgia, and like proportion
from other States The Bureau is busy
comparing these returns with those last
year, and will. on the 18th, publish it's
first cotton statement for this wear. The
Drop undoubtedly will be somewhat
short, but the Bureau hus no data upon
which to baso figures
All available negro recruits in the
Eastern Division have been ordered to
the 2bth Infantry in Texas. They 20
pid Newport, Ky.
Probabilities-The winds on tho mid
die and Eastern States will probably
ahate daring the night There are no
Indications OF any serious disturbance
on Wednesday, East of the Mississippi.
partially cloudy and warm weather will
probably prevail.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner
hos Issued q circular concerning prose-
.cution for violation of law. All COM
plants presented by professional in
formers should receive careful scrutiny
before oommencemehto of prosecution.
The store ship Supply. which took
| Nr0viainnq fo Fro ,,oo Z.
with the sick Of the European squadron.
Among them is o lieutenant aud pay
master-insane.
Rev. A.. s. Laken, OF Alabama, for.
merfy of New York, testified before the
ku Klux Committee for four hours. He
gives q terrible picture Of affairs in The
past, md says affairs in Alabama are as
bad as ever. Among his narratives, two
presiding elders were driven from their
work, two ministers whipped, another
fired at and REQUIRED to leave his circuit.
one. travelling minister killed, and two
local ministers murdered. Laken him
self was shot at in his house, and also
on the highway, and had been otherwise
molested. All this since 1868 The
Republican members of the committee
say Inken's testimony is the most in
teresting and valuable they have yet
taken.
NEW YoRK, June 13.-The third an
nual re.dnion Of the army and navy of
the Gulf, Sheridan presiding, occurs
July7, at Newport.
At q special meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Southern Trims Continental
Ratlroad, Company, to- day, it was resoly-
ed that o committee of three be appoint
ed to confer with the Texas PnciHc Rail
road Company, with power to negotiate
with them, for sale OF their property.
The committee consists of Edward Pier
pont,' D.. B. Hart and w. r. Trayers.
Tho directors of tho Trans Continent
al and Texas Pacific Railroad are holdn ing
q secret meeting here, with the purpose
OF. endeavoring to effect o consolidation.
Weston walked 112 miles in twenty
|three hohrs and forty:fivo minutes.
ST. LOUIS, June l3.--Judge Lindley
decides that the Missouri State Lottery
LIS legally chartered, and cannot be mo-
lestet until the charter legally expires.
| Charles P: Gorefeid, formerly repu-
table and prosperous citizen, but recent.
10 infpmYtarNto ot,of oIe ~, :.