The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-10

The rebel chiefs Donate, Guerrero and
Martinez are quarreling with Trerino,
Neranio and others. Their commands
have separated. Diaz has arrived on
the Northern frontier, and assumed
command. Juarez has about 2, Zoo, 600 in
: the treasury, which 'insures his probable
SUCCESS. az the rebels have nothing
Felix Diaz was killed with clubs by q
mob in the State of Oaxsoa. Orders
from Washington, forbidding clearauces
to ports held by rebels, causes excite.
\ ment among merchants and depression
among the revolutionists, as it stops
I coast trade.
A Scranton special says the public
schools at Hyde Park. Belleview and
Petersburg have been closed on account
OF the prevalence OF black or spotted
fever.
Only steamers can pass He'll Gate. on
account OF Joe. The rivers are still
covered with floating ice, and navigation
ls dangerous.
New ORLEANS. March 0.-Van Norden
mas been released. The Supreme Court
aeoldes there is nothing in the constitu-
tion precluding the pardoning power for
contempt of court.
LOUISVILLE. March 9.-The sheriff OF
CLARK County, Indiana, has been suel
for We. 900 in the Federal Court. on the
1oharge of not using due diligence when
the mob hung Squire Taylor, a negro.
Tor complicity in the Park County muir.
der: The complainant is Taylor's son.
HAVANA, March 9.--The steamer City
OF Mexico, from Vera Cruz, has arrived.
Ihe riots at Gaudalajara were caused by
forced levies of troops. There has been
formidable pronunciamento in the
STATE OF Hidalgo. Jealousies are re-.
ported among the revolutionary leaders.
IL ls stated Gen. Rooha sends false news
OF his movements to the Government.
The removal of the seat of Government
to Vera Cruz is discussed. The Govern
ment there will be in better position to
receive assistance from the United States,
In the case OF necessity. Junrez is con-
fdent.
PHILADELPHIA, March 0.-The mer
chants gave John W. Forney a compli.
mentary dinner at the Academy OF Music
Grant was present.
la medical students have graduated
at Jefferson College. No cases of small.
pox at the navy yard since March 4.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Oongress was
not IN session to-day. Boutwell, is con-
valescent. The Japs visited Mount Yer:
non.
Probabilities barometer will
continue falling, from Lake Ontario to
FLORIDA and Eastward to the Atlantic,
adIuring the night, with continued cloud
ed rains, and Easterly to Southerly
inds. The lowest barometer will CON.
nue moving slowly North eastward in
knada. Rising barometer, with falling
mperature. North westerly winds and
barring weather. will extend from Loui.
ina Eastward over the Gulf States
ring tonight, and over South Caro-
by Sunday evening. The pressure
continue diminishing over the
-. rth-west tonight, continued oloudy
ather, with rain and snow. is probable
m the lower Missouri Valley North
~ tWard over the upper lakes for Sun-
he Senate Committee on Com
rec: composed of Kellogg, Corbett
Vickers, have finally agreed upon O
p. First-allowing material for the
construction Of steamships by sections
Bor otherwise, to be entered duty free,
ailo wing a, drawback. Second-ship sup
plies and coal to be withdrawn from
bond duty free. Third-American YES.
sells registered in foreign countries al.
lowed to register as American vessels
within two years. Fourth-steamships
OF foreign build, If not less than 1000
tons, may be purchased and entitled TO
American register. Fifth-in case of
war, all said ships may be used in ma.
rine service by Government, by purchase
or appraisement.
NoRFoLK, March 0.-The schooner
franklin, arrived from Jacksonville. 10 4
her sails. She reports two vessels
ashore near Hatteras, which probably
went ashore during the late gale.
WARRENToN, VA, March 9.-In the
conference, to-day, the committee OF in.
quiry appointed by the body, to inquire
into the rumors regarding the ministe.
rial character of Rev. L. D. Huston. re-
ported that in their Judgment, without
intending to give an expression of opi.
MON OF the merits of the case, in any
measure, to exoulpate the accused. re-.
commend that an investigation be made.
under the direction of the presiding
elder of the East Baltimore District
The report was adopted. An authenti
Gated report has been received here.