The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-19

shSalA q i SgR S'3Fg |tbslbHT iSSSei! 3ithSses h,9ae
which nepessitated the exclusion OF
spme measrom the ballot box no lonrer
exists. BE opposed disfranohisements
'as no longer a necessity.s: There wonld
not be g. Ku XIX lin, t6aaland now Il
there bad ;ibesn geheral samnesty f;ye
yeara ago. It you'd ylsayess United The
ipeoplc and healed The woahda pfodnoed
ny the var. For that ne had struaoIed; !;
and time was not ,far distant when
every American would have his fair. say
a. the ballot-box ana tho majority would
!. L. F.alsBogqeifisi shielded bv shSsotioo q.
Cause, il health and .peophihry embars
irassme1ts. ;s.Gll.5..f.,l4:ss. !, =, ], :
BRaHAMproia.ss shlay,SIs. --Rnioff wo,
lung to-day. ,xsHa exhibited no emo ton
|. i WAsHNaToN;3 May 8..-An order .haa
been ,iBsnad' from tile .War DspaifISant
Containing ;the.s p AslAent's g ,sKu sKin s
Proctamatio1, & It eohGluds.a al foll6ws5 !
ffhe Preaidegt direct5,that, whSneyc de-.
lca sion ehall shrise, the regular forces of.
ith g. United States .stations in ttie yiuini :
ltS :9 :1; eny .tocality ySwhsref offences. de:
''sorlped o1 ny the Act. approved April 20,
Il87l, may be- edm mittud, shall, ia strict
accordance With the .prdyisioha Of the
said Act. be, employed bS thar command.
ing officers in assiuting tteiauthorizel
OWL authorities ,oi the United States II,
making arrests Of, persons accused under
the said ACT, in preventing the rescue of
persons arrested for such cause, in break
ing up and dispersing bands OF disguised
marauders and armed organizations
against the power and quiet OF the law
ioi pursuits Of the oitizsna IN any State
whenever troops are employed id the
mannsr indicated in this order. tie com
manding officer will. at the earliest op.
:portunity, make q. full report of their
& operations to the proper superior autho-
IN the Senate. White anil Rsmsdell
replied in writing. Mr.: White stated
that his excuse for not ouswering the
questions Of tho fommittee was, that to
do 80 would be ID violation of his pro-
fessional honor; TINT 1t is a uniform
practice OF membefs Of his profession to
regard as ,confdeptial. their anusces of in-
formation; and even if such confidence
had not been pledged, it was implied;
ana II ne should violate that practice, he
oelieved he would render, himself infa-
nous In the estimation OF his associates.
The questions OF the comm which
Mr.. White bad refusGd to answer were
again put to him, by the Vice President,
tne secretary reducing his answers to
'Wfitlng. Mr: White answered that he
first saw the treaty in print. aud tele-
graphed It to the Tribune Immediately
on receiving it. The questions as to
where he got it. from whom. did he pay
Tor IT, DO, were then asked. Mr.. White
rephed, - respectfully decline to an
swef The motion to commit the pri-
soners 10 the common jail was amended
TO place them in the custody OF tho Ser
their siiHnce placed ID contempt con-
tinued during the recess: which ma.
chinery makes their confinement -ner.
petual. However, should the prisoners
notify the Sergeant-at-Arins of their viii
ingness to purge. and the COMMITTEES to
which they are amenable shall not as.
isemble within ten days thereafter. the
Sergeant may enlarge the prisoners.
Nominations-Wm. A. Pile. Minister
10 Venezuela; Willard Warner. of Ain
bama, Governor OF New Mexico: Jas.
II; Partridge, of Maryland, Minister to
Brazil; Franz Sigel, Collector OF the
Ninth New York. District; Commodore
B. F. Sands. REAR Admiral: Can't. Reed
Worden. Commodore: Capt. Stephen D.
iTrenchard, Commodore.
! Probabilities-A slight disturbance ia
apparently developing in Alabama and
Georgia, and will probably move East
ward. A similar distnrbance-probabl
severe thunder storm-is also probable
IN Minnesota. Pleasant weather will
probably continue on Friday on the
lakes. Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Gen. Gordon Granger telegraphs from
Santa Fe that Fort Baaoomb was sur-
prised BY twenty-five hostile Indians,
and 700 cattle and ponies captured.
The Kentucky Republican Convention
adopted resolutions censuring the ra.
fussl OF g charter to the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad.
NEW YORK, May 18.-Eleven Jurors
were obtained and the panel exhausted.
when the court adjourned.
1t is thonght the Erie managers are
quietly buying stock to return 10000
shares to the English stockholders.
DR.. Lookup Evans, the abortionist.
was convicted Of. manslaugl.ter in the
sesond degree. and sentenced to three
years and six months, at hard labor.
Ruloff, when asked whether he had
anything to say, replied not anything.
When asked whether he wished for
further delaV. he ah0ok h;e bo.5 All