The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-30
The News.
wAsHusoros, March 2s.


nfoutine bpsihssa wasaaoae. >.&>M :
The spp+sms Court fixsa April sth as
this day for The sfgGmsbt on &he Iiqdg-
ment ofthe Gircpis Coar. oil South
Caroiiua in refusing 10 discharge Tho
Ku Klux prisoners, sud b WIT has been
Issued returnablc on that day.
WAsHINoToN, March. 27.
7 Sumner and pinchback were eioseted
this morning
Sumner yesterday protested against
the right Of the Arcs Committee to ex-
anime him. A percmrtory sum mons is
out this morning tocompel his :itten-
danes as aI'iwitnessy Curious compIica-
tions are expected. ~ ea7"23 90 -
SENArE.-AThe st Croix Railroad bill
consumed the morning. iat' -'
The tariff billup, but nothing definite
yet. Hb 4. hl't s.'f !"
Sumner testified before the Arms
Committee under renewed protest.
p;nchbaek' slept too late this morning
to meet Mr.: Sumner as pre-arranged.
."'''i' ~ New York, March &c.
! A test case has been commenced
against a physician, for cconcealing
small pox case. +"
Two hundred thousand Erie shares
changed houds yesterday. The World
says: Jay Gould alone netteJ three and
quarter millions ffbm an advance.
The Express EXPRESSES the suspicion
that yesterdays business was feature
Of great plot Of the Sickles combina-
ton to make colossal fortunes.
The newspaper correspondent has es-
capped from the North Carolina outlaws.
He reports the death of Henry Berry
Lowrey and Boss Strong.
Erie sold lasr night at the Fifth Az
enue Hotel at sixty.cuc and half
The Georgia Legislature committee is
here to investigate the conduct of the
abscondins Governor Bullock The in
vestigation, will include Bullock's tran
sactions with the State agent, and the
proceedings will be private.
Il. II. Green succeeds Jay Gould il
the Erie directory, Eric is now held at
&C, but the demand is less active
Transactions to-day were about hun
dred thousand shares The prices
ranged from Ga to 673 Americans were
buyers. Europeans selling freely.
The morocco dressers strikers, iii
Brooklyn, beat a non. society man nearly
dead ;.
NEW York, March 27.
The Jamaica steamer EIba, from AS
pinwall, Friday, reports the Virginius
and the Spanish war steamer Pizarro,
which is blockading her, as preparing
for battle. Both have steam up and
guns iu position. The Spanish man-of-
war Tornado was entering the port when
the Ella left.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.
A slight earthquake was felt here last
night, and also throughout the State
no damages reported.
BROWNSVILLE, March 27.
A Mexican General, John q. Cortina,
has been indicted in the Federal Court
for levying war against the United
States
PANS, March &c.
The taxes established within tho last
few months have produced FIVE hundred
million francs, which exceeds the csti-
mate by thirty millions. The govern
ment is now disposed to postpone debate
on the proposition to tax raw materials
until after the recess
A literary convention between the
United States and France has been con-
cluded by Minister Washburne and Re-
musal, and now awaits ratification.
The report of the committee on capi-
tula.ion has not been made public, but
the Assembly favors its speedy publica-
ton.
A duel was fought between Eogat, of
rs n E.J= ==F=rs-, anA D;ch:=-:'c. 80
the Corsaire. The latter was wounded
in the chest.