The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-06

Ses,Ssns. oSsS sGEss fBBa sssk ksHtREse
selves are disS66ahtsntSH By the delay.
In ,NxN Y0HK. Rspfiafy 6.aA 1IAtaih6ias
spapMl .AHHoapc ID ofhs .islt 8f 0SRslro
Into the. hands !oE the >tevoIlEonisss !.
Corti4a is moving rapidly to Natarnorss.
followed BY Q6ifoga, who has With him
many siege guas from Monterey. MANY
yonng men are flying to the American
SIDE OF the river, to escape oonscription.
The Jrarezists hung all oss3oers, incIud. :.
Ing the leader Of the Revolutionary gang
csPsursd 81 st. Fergo. about thirty miles
from Matamoras.
" WAsAsdg6 " PEW Feb !! Ifasry s1HThs New
York dailies al discuss the Washington
treaty troubles asa serious Hattst The
Herald says: '''Of ono stefn fdot the
English Government and people may
rest well assured, that q depAprsblswsr
must almost inevitably be the 6ohse!
auence OF tho evasion Of RofioraxleS Set.
element OF the differences Chetgeep the
two notions. under the tribunal which
they themselves selected. II the action
OF that tribunal makes Grsat BriyainNia.
bic for the loss Of our cotnmsfoe and
prolongation Of our civil war, the ida.
images awarded therefor must be paid
peaoeably, or will be collected at the
point Of the bayohAt." The Times saws:
"Ihe action of the British Government
will be q matter Of surprise to the Arne-
rlcca9s. who supposed an honorable and
peaceful Way Would be found to settle tho
SSglE ftfetsnce \; ;ffo.Yipg, out IF the Ap-,
pfma oaaiftAs: nt i tuyns ont That ovBr-l
.oq14deh h9el lwas ,nisplhced, ajtppoiht-
ment will be added to the sources OF bad
feeling elready too NUMEROUS" Tie
lT'ou"e ssays: SECRETARY Fisk has an
thorltya for|the GQmplste denialbof the
report that negotiations for the reform
OF American cases have been opeued
between England and Ameri6a." Tie
1r!oune etitorialiy says: TIT is not to be
seriously apPrehe ended that England will
be mlsled into the folly of repudiating
ar6!tratlon,' ON tile pretext that ve are
asking more than we haye right TO-
claim. lt tue popular cfsfns on Eug-
land should defeat the ministry on this
question and compel their succesaors 40
denonnoe and withdraw from the treaty
OF Washington, it is the United States
That will be the heaviest loser by such
course" The World saya: "If 4 sbonjd
appear that the treaty Was understnod
differently by; the two CONTRACTING pnr-
Ties, the question will arise whether tho
happened by any fault or chicAnery
tho part Of the American Govern ment
1t is unfortunate that the Geneva com.
mission is called to discharge this i'm.
portant duty during the year OF presi
dental campaign. Aa things now look.
the Administration has over-shot the
mark, in trying to make party capital
out of this controversy; and if the treaty
is repudiated, the public verdict will he
that the President and his advisers have
bongled great question instead of set.
tling it."
NEW YORK, February 5.-The steamer
Champion, from Charleston, reports that
on Sunday, 4th, at s A. NJ, latitude
81. %, longitude 436, hea ~ sen run.
ming, came up with the steamer Wando. |
with colors down and water logged. The |
steamship Cleopatra WAS lying linear by |
her; staid by until the crew Of the |
Wando were safely transferred to the |
Cleopatra.
BALTIMoRH, February 5.-All the
courts are closed, in respect to Robert J
Brent's desth.
SPRINuFrRLD, ONO, February 5.-The
Miami Powder Mills exploded, TO-DAY.
Five persons were blown TO atoms. The
sh0ok was felt at Dayton. Urbana and
seihn. Other petsohs were hurt and
missipg. This city was shaken and the
people ran into the streets.
Nsw HonK, February 5.-To1n Field,
Assembl blymAh; was arrested. charged With
felony and bribery, but was bailed.
Five acknowledgements have been lodged
against Tweed. The investigating oom-
mittee adjourned to- washington.
O1 Saturday, Stokes was before the
court. but his case was adjourned to
NJ onday next, when the legality of the
indictment will DO submitted to q Jury,
Harry Genet has been arrested.
charged with forgery in the third de.
gree; bailed in $40, 600.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, February S.
The United States steamer Guerrero
iropped down this afternoon, from Nor.
ok; and the remains of General Robert
anderson will be landed here to. morrow.
IND be turned over to General Barry.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-The In
ernal Revenue Bureau has decided that
'evenue officers Of producing districts
ire not entitled to commissions on to.
'acco shipped to other districts for ex.
'ort' and subsequently withdrawn and
axes paid.
.Herrison has been appointed District
Attorney OF Middle Tennessee; Gilbert
SluStorl Snutbarp I1lo.;l. hy:u |