The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-24
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4. SAN FRANo1soo, January 23.-The dis
-rcussion. in. the Chamber Of Commerce
shows strong disposition to give direct
aid TO the Atlantic and Pacific Road, in
-ordee to secure Uninterrupted communi-
: cation at all aeaspna. rits fFs4alf>
30 Coll Washington, editor Of The E.r-
= dh!ineIs;-is reported dying.
:. The wheat crop iBsestimated at IL, 600, :
|0JO' sacks-worth $24, ,00O. 900 on the
= ground. ~. .sci.fr
1 CHEYENNE. January 23.-The Union
Pacific Road is, blockaded Westward to
ran unknown extent - ll:.yhsI,,.
S% New YORK, January 23.-The police
.raided on three Broadway concert sa-
looms. .b@ ~
ST Leet was directed to inform the COM
naittee exactly how the profits of the ge-
neral order business were invested.
Hepworth has commenced the orga-
nization Of an orthodox congregation,
with $50 families. ,,ysj,ir
:! Herald special, dated Matamoras,
the 18th, says fravino; left Saltillo to at
tack San, Louis. Gen. Oorrelas. COM
manding the Government cavalry, was
defeated by Gen. Martinez. Correlas
retreated to San Lopis. Two-thirds of
his forces were lost. It il calculated Tre-
vino can. concentrate 5000 against San
Louis. :dsl!' 40
Z The Russian fleet has sailed for Pen
saoola. = .'6'
OMAHA, January 23.-A quorum was
obtained in the Legislature, which
passed o resolution declaring the gnber-
material chair vacant, and providing for
the election Of Governor by joint ses-
-aion. The arrest of the chief Clerk of
the House was ordered, but the Clerk
was released on -Adbsas corpus. at the
close, either House lacked quorum.
and the Governor will refuse to aoknow-
ledge the ACT ousting him.
j! CHICAGO, i January 23,l--Alderman
Glade. convicted of bribery, was son-
fenced to 800 fine, costs of suit, and
six months imprisonment.
WASHINGTON, January 23.-In the Sc
z nate, petitions were presented for Sum
3 ner's civil rights bill and arepeal of the
duty on salt, pig iron and coal Tie
Judiciary Committee repetted the House
apporsionmant bill. with amendments,
I andmrge early action. i';@ ~ ~
-WAsfaINaroN; January 23-Evening.
Emory telegraphs the Secretary of War
that everything is quiet in New Orleans.
Coli Ieonard, o staff officer of Gov.
Warinouth, is here. The Louisiana
Committee expect to be absent three
weeks.
The spportionment bill, as passed by
the House, provides for 283 members.
The amendments proposed by the Se-
nate Judiciary Committee propose to
keep the number as at present, with q
ratio OF representation at lat. Divided
by this ratio. the States would have 276:
but the full number Of Representatives
ls to be made up by the addition of se-
venteen Representatives from those
States having the largest fractions over
one-haif the ratio. In these seventeen
States are -included Tennessee, Mary
land, North Carolina, West Virginia,
Louisiana and Georgia.
In the Senate, the entire day was oc-
oupied with amnesty, without progress.
The House went into committee of
tho whole on appropriations. Garfield
discussed the Anunoes generally.
The President has withdrawn the
nomination of Willard Warner, to be
Collector OF Customs at Mobile.
Probabilities-The barometer will con.
tinue rising during the night East of the
Mississippi Valley, and extending East
ward to the Atlantic coast, with falling
temperature. North westerly to North
erly winds and clearing weather will pre-
val! very generally during tonight and
on Wednesday, excepting possibly over
the lake region. The pressure will d.
minish over the Northwest during the
night, extending its influence on Wednes.
day to the Ohio Valley and Lake Huron;
the winds backing to Westerly and
Souther]y, with increased oloudiness.
ANNAPOLIS, January 23.-The Jury re-
tired at 2 O'Clock. Shortly after retiring.
they sent request for chairs, which was
granted. A recess was taken to await
the action Of the jury. The Judge
didn't charge the jury.
ST. Louis, January 49, In the session
OF the Israelite order OF B'nsi B'nerith.
yesterday, resolutions wore offered hy !,
Wolff, OF Cincinnati, and signed by
every member Of the convention, depre-
eating, in strong terms, the introduction
of illogical matters into the Constitution
OF the United States. or the interference.
IN nny manner, with the unlimited exer
else OF the right of religious liberty in
America.