The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-27
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WASHINGTON. March 26.--Speoials
from Mstamoras confirm the reports,
cid Havana, that the revolutionists are
utterly routed and demoralized. 1t il
expected the revolutionists will soon
evaouate Camargo.
W. S. Huntington, Cashier of the
First National Bank, died to-day, of
pneumonia.
New York, March 20.-The Georgia
Legislative Committee are here, to in
vestigate the conduct OF. absconding
Gov. Bullock. The investigation will
include Bullock's transactions with the
State Agent. The proceedings are pri-
vate.
Erie sold last night at the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel, at 611a.
A test case has been commenced
against physician for concealing small
pox.
". 600. 600. Erie shares changed hands
yesterday. The World says Jay Gould
alone netted So. .25O,0 from tue ad-
vance. The Ecpress expresses the sus-
piclon that yesterdays business was the
feature of the great plot of the Sickles
combination TO make colossal fortunes.
The Herald newspaper correspondent
has escaped from the North Carolina
outlaws. He reports the death of Henry
Berry Lowrey and Boss Strong.
NASHVILLE. March ga negro ut.
tempted to rob farm house: the farmer
resisted, when the negro killed the
farmer; the psople hung the negro; the
police rescued him, but in the melee, the
negro was fatally shot.
WASHINGTON. Mnrch 26-Evening.
The Supreme Court fixed April as the
day for the argument on the judgment
OF the Circuit Court of South Carolina,
in refusing to discharge the Ku Klux
prisoners, and writ has been issued re-
turnable on that day.
Nomination-Joseph Nomino, Super
vising Inspector General of Steamb boats.
Senator Sherman thinks the action of
the Senate to-day defeats free tea and
coffee. He believes the Senate to-mor-
row will adopt the tariff bill as reported
by the Senate Finance Committee. Free
tea and coffee without riders cannot pass
the Senate.
In the Senate, the bill granting the
right OF way to the Mobile and Grand
Trunk Railroad. with AN amendment re-
curing its completion within five years.
passed. The North Carolina contested
election case was made the special order
for Monday. The French spoliation
comes up Tuesday, when Cameron will
speak upon the subject. The House
bill, repeating the duty on tea aud
coffee. was taken up. Several amend
ments were proposed and discussed,
whereupon Sherman said he would, to-
morrow. renew the effort to pass the Sc
nate bill, as it seemed impossible to pass
the House Ell, for free ten and coffee. us
. separate measure.
The House tillibnstered all day over
the city depot for the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad. It is contest between
the Pennsylvania Central and the Balti
more and Ohio Ronds. No .te was
reached.
Probabilities baron eter will con.
tinue rising over the Gulf and South
Atlantic. States during the night, with
clear weather on Wednesday. Clear
weather will extend over the Middle
States by Wednesday morning, and over
New England during Wednesday. Clear
weather will very generally continue
from Tennessee Northward and North.
westward, with rising temperature.
dangerous winds are not anticipated for
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
HAVANA, March 26-Manuel Aspera
LAO AoAo AoA JIG OulIeu Statc6 TO DnrtiCi-
pate in the mixed Mexican Com mission.
The Government troops, after a six
honrs' fight, defeated the insurgents in
the State of Tobasco. The revolution
in To5asco is considered over, all the
leaders having fed. Ponfirio Diax il
reported to have goue to New York. and
the other leaders of the insnrrection TO
Northern Mexico, by steamers from
Vera Cruz to Havana, aud thence 10
New Orleans, where they again sailed
for Braz0s Santiago.
NEW YORK. March 26-Eveninp.
Isl. Green succeeds Jny Gould in the
Erie directory. Erie is now held at f;6.
but the demand is less active. Trapsac.
tions to-day about 100, 900 shares. The
price ranged from "a to 67&. Amer.
cans were buyers, Europeans selling
freely.
The Morocco-dresser strikers in Brook.
lyn beat q non-society man nearly dead.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-There was
q slight earthquake, last night, through.
ont the State. No damage is reported.
BROWNSVILLE, March 26.-The Mexi
can Gen. John A. Cortinn has been in
d.ctod in the Federal Court for leyyinu
war against the United States.
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