The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-15

next morning he stood opposite and
yelled "ya! yal" at the man who owned
the store, until he got mad and fred the
cannon OF, sending the drummer's sam
pies into store opposite. That was his
little game. He entered and demanded
MS samples. and actually sold the man a
bill OF goods from those samples before
he left the store.
The items which make up the sum
total Of the claims for losses by rebel
cruisers, filed by the United States Com
mlssIohers with the Geneva arbitratcrs.
give totsl of $l9. .O81, 429, including
S1, l2O. 795 for losses from increased war
premiums. Tho direct losses, or those
from actual capture, are distributed
among the rebel cruisers as follows: Ala
bama, S6. .547, ,610; Shenandoah, Sc, ,488..
800; Florida, SO. 3.698. 600; Tallahassee.
S579. .956: Georgia, $3S3, ,976; Ohicka.
mauga, $95, ,655; Nashville, $69. .537:
Retributiou. $50, 1856; Sumter, $40, COG:
Sallie, S5. $40; and Boston. $5Os.
The TREATY MuDDLR.-The last move
in the disgraceful Alabama business
amounts to about this: Lord Granville.
receiving the supplemental article, SAYS
to Sohenck: "Now, you Yankee rascal.
we suppose this is some new dodge"
''No, my Lord, no new dodge, upon nv
honor" ''Well," says Lord Granville.
"you are slippery rascals, and You must
put what you say in writing" "Oertain-
Iy. my Lord, no new dodge intended,
upon my honor"
(signed) ROBT. G. SCHENCK.
HENDRICKS ARRESTED AND BA1LKD.
ID. W. Hendricks, whose oowardly attack
upon Mr. John A. Moroso, of the Cou-
rier. was described in the Neus of yes-
terday, was arrested yesterday morning
upon a charge of assault with deadly
weapon, and assault and battery. He
was carried before Trial Justice J. G..
Mackey for examination, aud was bound
ovor in the sum of $500 to appear for
trial at the next session Of the criminal
oourt.-Charlestom Ne,rs.
BARNwEL1 CAN'T BE BEAr.-As some
OF our city exchanges report "the FIRST
cotton blooms on their sea island pianta.
tions on the 10th inst, Barnwell reports
some OF her uplands. Mr.. James J.
Ingram bad numbers of cotton blooms
opened in his field, at the village, on the
10th inst, and stranger still, Mr.. w. !.
Rowe. near Blsckvilie, exhibited cot
ton bloom on the Sd inst, grown in his
garden. Is Barnwell not ahead?
Bdrn,ueA Sentinel
SUDDEN DEATHS. Monday after.
noon Wiilism English, oolored man,
who had been employed on the Isis, died
OF congestive chill He came home on
Saturday night, feeling very badly, and
gradually became worse, until he died,
John Bowler, the well-kuown driver of
Mr.. l.. M. Boswell's wagon, died yester-
day OF dropsy. Both of these men
were much esteemed for their polite
manners and general good behavior.
Camden Journal.
A Washington letter, Of Monday. saws:
"The House recently passed bill allow
ing the widow of General Robert Ander.
sos, OF Fort Sumter fame, pension of
e5o per month, and to-day the Senate
of Mr.. Wilson, struck ont the ORIGINAL
bill, and agreed to allow Mrs. Anderson
the sum OF $40, 600 for her future sup.
port. in consideration Of the gallantry
aud courage evineed by her husband at
the commencement of tile war;"
SUMMERvHLE ELECTION. an cleo.
ton held tor lntendAnt and Wardens of
the town of Summerviile, On Monday.
10th inst. the following was the result:
J. Hall Waring, Iutendant; r. P. Go.
burn. 8. Bennett, s. J. Maddocks, E.. J.
Llmehouse, Wardens.
It was said of the Bourbons that thew
never learned anything and never forgot
anything. The professedly Democratic
papers that favor straight nomination
are still commenting on Mr.. Greeley's
record in former years. They are Who'll
ly unable to take in his position now.
The Albany Eoening Journal tells us
that ''the opponents of Grant are acous-
toned to sneer at his capacity" This is
u mistake. The opponents Of Grant do
not sneer at his capacity. They simply
sneer at his utter want OF capacity.
The Radicals in their platform say the
franking privilege ought to be abolished.
Then, why have theH not abolished it
during the ten years they have been in
power?
A Kansas paper, in reporting trial.
concludes with 'the jury returned q
verdict Of not guilty, but if the prisoner
is sharp, he will leave town without loss
of time"
Rockaway, N. S.. the ancient summer
resort of fashionable Kuickerbockers ia