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

WAsa1NdroN, June Q: ::-lTheitawill be-
sIe sEisSas Pso5 sassy 9pIirs Z 'hs churches f0r
At tie ANNUAL Unitarian festival, in
Boston, MEs. Jalia Ward Howe, was
among the orators. -
Disaffsoted Republicans, OF New York,
Will serenade Greeley upon hisrYturn. :.
The Indian. chiefs had q reception, at
Cooper Institute, New York = They snid
the prouii555s from Washington Mora i;os
The railroad and. oari factory at New
albany, Indiana, was burned. Loss
A gang Of youths stoned al Chinamap
70 death, on fourth street, San, Fran
cisco. No Interference from dozens or
bystanders. h lG- ,ii7ii.st7s 5t;l ;l.j.,;:
A Washington special says the Presi4
dent has accepted Fish's resignation,
and that Ed dward Pierpont will succeed
him. The change involves totnl chadge
e. a,la the Administration .!l policy toward
No 4drbaiencs!' The white mel. iaro
working unmUlehtedHo 40 NJ Iciiii9 ''F,j
The0utrago@ COMMITTEES has recalled
Collectdr Miller, of Mobile, who depart
ed last night, to- testify. i i,.a. -.;Era
GoyeynHert expenditures for May,
Sl7,75O,0O0, exclusive of interest on
debt.
Reports to tho Internal Revenue
Office show that a'great sourte Of loss TO
the GoFeftfh ent Ia by ;ehe 're-use 81
stamPA on variouRi articlssiaA oase ;was
recently presented from the hrst: Maine
district Z whaEe ia dealer in perfumerr
was found guilty Of this practice. His
goods we're seized nhd criminal pfosecu-
ton commehced. A proposition to
compromise was made but rejected. The
Com missioner instruUts' the collector to
prosecnte to the full extent Of the law.
Ihree per cent. certificates, under the
Act OF March q, 1867. and July 25, 1868.
pearlng date from December, 16, 1867, to
March 16, 1868. amounting TO 1,75O, 600,
will be. redeemed at tie Assistant Trea.
sorer's' Office, in New York. They will
cease bearing interest On the. 3Ist Of
July, 1871. .i; rs r :.
Probabilities is probable that the
high winds bn tue Gulf will advance.
with rain, to the ecoast of Louisiana. The
weather will probably clear away on tie
middle States. and q falling barometer.
with local rains, will probably be ex.
perienced: West Of the Blue Rii1pe.
Pleasant weather will probably continue
from Wisconsin to the Atlantic.
The. Com missioner of, internal Reye-
nue has sent a circular to supervisors in
the Southern States. in which he saws:
"When you find the aid of troops ncces-
sary in your district, you will apply for
the force required directly to the com
manding. officer of the department in
which the troops are to be used, report
!cS ycur action to this Office, and the
circumstances upon which it ia based - ,
The argument in the Bowen case was
concluded.
The strike continues among tue CO.
iorcd laborers, who. in some cases, fore
IDLY prevented work; in other instances.
tue workers. upon the approach of the
strikers, quilted work and joined them.
In one instance, the strikers attempted
to take the tools from gang of work
men. when a squad Of policemen ap.
peared and. ordered them away. The
strikers seem determined, when nm ap-
proaching squad of mounted police init.
Undated them. Later in the day, the
laborers. Id sumo instances, resumed
work, under the promise of such wages
es the committee shall ugree upon. A
large force of police was held in rendi-
ness all day for. emergencies.
PHILADELPHIA; June 1.-Two bows
died from the effect of O fire damp ex.
plosion at Minorsviss.
ASHLAND. PA.,June "a gas explo-
sion at the Locust Iron Mines killed one
and hqgt FIVE; some fatally.
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