The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17
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arriVeu. he declares positively that he
Will decline tho gubernatorial nomina-
ton.
LONDON, September 16.-The London
Journals, this morning, rejoice over the
conclusion of tho Alabama claims con.
troversy, and express the hope that the
foundation has been laid for perma-
nent good understanding between ma
uons, now that oil necessary reparation
has been made to America. The Sand
ara. however, thinks the tribunal should
nave awarded damages only for the dep
relations of the Alabama.
IL is asserted that the Gear Of Russia
wall demand the abrogation Of the treaty
o!faris Tor the purpose of cooperating
With Austria and Prussia.
GENEVA, September 16-The opinion
OF Sir Alexander Cockburn, the British
arbitrator, dissenting from the decision
OF the other members of the Alabama
claims arbitration tribunal, has not vet
been published. Count Slopis, Jacob
Staempdi and Charles Francis Adams
were the arbitrators who voted to allow
damages in the case of the Shenandoah.
Sir Alexander Oookbnrn and Mr.. EYarts
left Geneva on Saturday.
BRUSSELS, September 16.-The Noyd.
o newspaper published in this city in the
interest OF the Russian Government.
categorically denies the report that the
Ozar will demand an abrogation of the
treaty OF Paris as confederation for the
cooperation OF Russia with Austria and
Prussia.
- Ameriean Matters.
OHARIEsToN. September 16.-Arrived
Steamship VIM. Kennedy, Baltimore.
Boston, September 15.-The funeral
OF Bishop Eastburn took place vaster.
day, from Trinity Church. Bishops
Neeley. of Maine, Bissell. of Vermont
and Clarke, OF Rhode Island, took part
in the services.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 15.-The
Chinese ladies of rank, who come here
to be educated, and the boy students.
are received with much attention. As
the last students, while in America. be-
came contaminated by Christianity. all
the forms of the religion of Confncius
Will be rigidly enforced, and the four
books of the five kings and the sacred
editions of the Emperor Kanghai. will
be portions of their regular lessons.
ST. Louis. September 16.-Henderson
accepts the Republican gubernatorial
candidature.
SALT LAKE CITY, September 1G.-The
:aerdtd, Mormon journal, says of
Bishop Smiths affidavit on the Noun
tain Meadow massacre, that he is either
murderer on his own confession, or a
perlurer. and calls for his arrest and trial
on requisition from the Governor of
Utah. 1t also protests against charging
the massacre on the Mormons as a peo.
pie. Poo
Col. Thos. SCOTT and party arrived
here on Saturday.
NEW YORK, September 16-The coach
drivers held meeting to demand two
dollars week advance; otherwise, they
will strike.
"wednesday morning Horace Greeley
Starts Starts on Western tour, embracing
Pittsbnrg. Columbus, Cincinnati. In,
disnapolis. Louisville. Nashville. Chi
cago, Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit, Erie
and the coal mine regions OF Pennsyl-
vanla: He will be absent about two
weeks, and make several speeches on the
route.
Grant declines to visit the Western
expositions on account Of o pressure OF
business.
BAIT1MonH, September l6.-At 81
O'Clock, thia morning, Representatives
composing the Grand Lodge of I. O. O.
+. OF the United States, were escorted
BY the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-
ment OF the State of Maryland from
Barnum's Hotel to the Odd Fellows'
Hall, on Gay atreet, where an address OF
welcome was delivered by w. r. Creery.
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge of
the State of Maryland; which was re-
sponded to by Frederick D. Stuart. M.
": Ct. s., of the Grand Lodge of the
United States. The body then organ
lied for business. Forty.one Grand
Lodges and thirty-fvo Grand Encamp.
ments were fully represented; 127 repre-
sentatives, composing the GrandModge,
being all present.
NEW YORK. September 16-Evening.
An examination OF the remains of John
II. Ornell. the Swede. who it is surpassed
had died from the attacks of the unrse at
the insane asylum on Wards leland.
shows him to have been in weak state
at the time OF the assault. The accused
a1ssallant, Farrell, denied that he inflicted
the punishment, but admits that parties
IN the institution were whipped. Sew.
mour, who was also beaten, NAV recover.
Comptroller Green refuses to be- a can.
didate for Mayor in any event. It seems
to be the general opinion that ex. Mayor
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