The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-30
their way to Brooklyn. Some of them
preached in the Methodist puipits to-.

their way to Brooklyn. Some of them
preached in the Methodist puipits to
day.
At the Metropolitan Church, DR.. New
man baptised Japanese law student,
named Cadama, who assumed the Chris.
tian name Of John Phillip. and DR..
Eddy, the pastor OF the Church, took
the convert into full membership, he
having served the required probation of
six months.
PoUoHKEErs1E, April 29.-The noun
taius opposite this city are burning.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Judge Lo-
chrane, attorney for Henry Clews & Co.,
touching their interest in Georgia, re-
mained over in Washington, on his re-
turn from New York, where he has been
during tho session of the Bond Com
raittae, recently convened there for the
purpose Of investigating the bonded in
debtedness of Georgia. He speaks
highly of the fidelity and accuracy of
their Investigations. and has no doubt
their report will be satisfactory to the
people, as it will show tho bonded in.
debtedness less by one-half than was
anticipated. In Lochrane's opinion, it
will show the States debt about SIT, ,OOO,-
600, oil told, and he has no hesitation in
stating that the people will do justice to
every bona yfde bond holder, who has ad-
vanced money contributing to the States
development.
The House passed bill removing dis
abilities from S. II. Rodgers, member
from Raleigh.
The Republican caucus adopted the
following order of business: Three np.
preparation bills; then Robertson's am
nesty; then SCOTS Ku Klux; then Sc
curing citizens in the right to vote.
New York, April 29.-The committee
OF the Georgia Legislature which has
been in this city, for three weeks, ex.
amlning and registering bonds issued
and negotiated during Ex-Governor
Bullock's term of Office, concluded their
labors in New York on Saturday. The
committee has examined and registered
nearly $40. 900. 900 in Georgia State and
railroad bonds, all of which we're held in
this city and vicinity; and on Thursday
and Saturday sworn testimony WAS taken
before the American consnls in Europe
OF what was received from foreign
holders OF about 100000 in bonds.
This makes total registration of about
S!4, 100000 Of bonds, The chief part of
which, it is said, have been legally issued
and negotiated; and holders, who
bought them in good fuith, will receive
pay in full, while those that have been
illegally issued, if any, will be repudi-
0ted.
Sr. LOUIS, April 29.-The 9th United
States Infantry has been ordered to the
department Of Dakota, for service on
The uline of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road. An additional detachment of
troops has been sent to assist in expel-
ling the white outlaws from tho Indian
Territory. The railroad managers have
discharged oil employees attached to the
train on which Stevenson, Cline and
Dutro were murdered. in Cass County,
they having received orders TO do SO
from some of the regulators. Several
railroad officials fled from Sedalia, Mo,
on Saturday, in consequence of reports
that some Cass County outlaws were
there, for the purpose of assassi mating
them. Among those who left was r. S.
Stevens, Manager of the Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas Railroad Company.
BAITMoRE, April %. Phillip Krause,
a well-known painter, suicided to-day.
CINCINNATI, April 20. Convention
week has opened here with unmistnknble
signs OF being one of the most exciting
in the history of the city. The advance
guard OF the delegations from tho vari
GUS States, which arrived last night, has
been reinforced this morning by others
interested in the approaching Conven.
ton. Whitelaw Reed and Dudley Field
are among the arrivals.
WAsuINdroS, April 2o-Evening.
The latest Matamoras advices represent
almost on Immediate attack apprehend-
ed. Non-combatants are coming to the
American side.
Col. james a. Elkins succeeds Gen.
Moterrin as Chief Qnartermaster of the
Division OF the South.
Capt. Maffitt, who commanded the
steamship Florida, when she escaped,
vas witness here, on Saturday, before
the naval court Of inquiry, regarding the
Florida's escape.
National banks are required to report
their condition at the close of business
Oh the 10Th instant.
a special despatch from Pittsburg.
says Curtains name will not be present
ed to the Cincinnati Convention for the
Eice.Presidency.
The indications of back. down re-
garding consequ tial damages are onitc
strong, md their withdrawal fro,,, tIo