The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-10
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NEW ORLEANS. January 8-Midnight.
Ene olty is quiet. No personal violence
reported In any quarter. The Louisiana
Legion refuse to obey Gen. LonRstreet's
orders, but will GO operate with Emory's
forces preservative Of the peace. The
leaders Of the factions continue to isaue
pronuncismentoes. A :
WASHINGTON, January 0.-There is
stili no indication OF interference in
Louisiana affairs, beyond the preserva-
ton OF the peace.
The Virginia House has appointed a
committee to investigate charges OF
bribery and corruption in securing the
passage of the funding bill during the
last session.
New YORK. January 9.-The Herald
far East lately attacked Giloto Island, of
the Moluioa group, and punished the
piratical Sultan of Ternate. Several
forts were demolished, and some bomb.
shells struck the palace.
HAVANA, January 9.-Three Spanish
war vessels, which have been watching
suspected American vessels, have been
ordered here.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-In the Sc.
nate, sumner presented q number of Pc
titions in favor of supplemental civil
rights. Clayton is defending himself
from charges OF corrupt practices while
Governor Of Arkansss.
In the House. Braxton. from Virginia,
was confirmed in his seat.
obabilities-Pleasant weather will
probably continue on Wednesday in the
Southern and Gnlf States, and North
ward to Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Falling barometer, with increased oloudi-
ness, will prevail in New England and
New York. The barometer will continue
to fall West OF the Mississippi, with ris-
ing temperature, Southerly winds and
threatening weather in the Missouri
Valley. Warning signals are ordered.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
our coasts to- night.
In the House, Professor Abraham De-
Solo, Hebrew. prayed. A large number
OF tobacco dealers, OF Duchess County,
N. Y, petition for uniform tobacco tax
OF sixteen cents. The Ku Klux Com
mittee made a report OF the testimony
impeaching the official character and
conduct of Senator Clayton and Repre-
sentative Edwards, from Arkansas. Re-
ferred to the Committee ou Elections.
Kelly's coinage bill occupied the balance
of the day.
In the Senate. amnesty was postponed
to O'Clock next Monday, when it will
be the special order. Clayton occupied
the balance OF the day, when, at his re-
quest, select committee was appointed
to investigate the charges against him.
A resolution was adopted seating Gold
thwait, from Alabama. Blodgett gets
&8, 900 for contesting.
The Cabinet meeting was unimportant
Louisiana matters were not noticed ~.
Charles Hale, of Massachusetts,, was
nominated as Assistant Secretary OF
State.
A bill was introduced in the Senate,
providing that the Circuit Court for any
judicial District in which, at any time,
the Circuit Judge, or designated District
Judge, shall hold court for the purposes
OF the said Civil Rights Act, shall be
deemed the Circuit Court mentioned in
the second and thirteenth sections there.
OF.
It was bonds of the Territory of the
District OF Columbia which were placed
on the London market to-day, not
United States bonds.
C1EvEnAHD. January 9.-The Coro-
ner's jury found verdict that Carl
Martin died OF eating trechina sheralis
pork. Martins wife and child are sick;
the latter hopelessly.
OMAHA, January ct is showing at
Medicine Bow. The trains are again
detained.
ANNAPoL1s. January o.-Prof. II. @.
White, graduate of the University of
Virginia, says Aiken's experiments are
not sufficient to establish antimony in
Ketchum's stomach. Toury's analysis
is also insufficient.
CHARLESTON, January 9-Arrived-
Steamship Gulf Stream, Philadelphia;
schooner Lizzie Maui. Boston.
NEW YORK, January 0.-The suspen-
sion of Spragne, Oolbnrn &, 90. is an.
nounced.
The steamer Wezer is quarantined
with smallpox.
Mayor Hall gives notice that the Pre-
aident Of the Aldermen will act as Mayor
for week. This is thought preliminary
to actual resignation.
BosToN, January 9.-The schooner
Spencer, from Pensacola. was towed
here.
COLUMBUS. ONO, January 9.-The
DemocTatic caucus nominated General
Morgan for Senator by acolamatIon.
The vote in the Senate for Morgan (De-
mocrat) was 18, Sherman II, Schenck
y; In the House, Morgan At, Sherman
81. Cox /.
CHARLRsToN, January 9.--The Aoade.
my of Music Lottery is progressing.
1904 drew the Academy of Music;
l2O.2 .298 drew 100000; ,796 drew
10000.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.-Rain still
continues.
A man in Ohio who had some time ngo
Voluntarily offered and paid reward Of
300 to the chief Of the Cincinnati po-
-lioe. for the recovery of certain stolen
goods and the arrest of the thief, got
the amount back In suit at law in Gin.
oinnati, on Tuesday last. The court
held that the officer, being under the
pRY OF the oikY aYnraaalu for fha rar.