The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-16

0ENEFAb Ouly lC.-OOunG SClOplS,
President of the Board of Arbitration,
Baron D. Itaiuba, the Brazilian mem.
Der, and Cashing, Davis and Waite are
already here. The English agents are
expected this morning. To-day sitting
Will De purely formal. The proceedings
OF the board are still confidential.
PARIS. July 15.-Catacazy has pub
ilshed his pamphlet here, in justification
OF his course while representing the
Russian Government in the United
States.
GENEVA. July 15.-The English party,
including Lord Tenderden. Ohiuf JUS.
tloe Cockburne, Sr Roundell Palmer,
Messrs. Bernard, Hamilton and Machin,
have arrived. It is believed the session
OF the board will continue from six
weeks to two months. The English
agents will make strong contest against
American direct claims, but the prevail
ing impression is that the award in fave r
OF the United States will be large one.
The efforts Of newspaper correspondents
have not availed to remove thu seal of
secrecy.
GENEVA. July Evening. The
board of arbitration convened at 2
O'Clock, this afternoon, and continued
in session till o'clock. Daily sittings
. will probably be decided on for the pro.
sent. The first subject for discussion
will be the principles enumerated by the
treaty of Washington.
American DIatlers.
KNOXVILLE, July 14.-There was an
immense Greeley and Brown ratification
nesting last night. The endorsement
OF the Baltimore and Cincinnati Con.
ventions was unanimous and enthusias-
ito.
LONG BRANCH, July Ex-senator Will.
son left this A. NJ, for North Carolina.
de will speak in the principal cities and
towns of that State during the campaign.
Senator Morton has started for his home
in Indiana. President Grant leaves for
Washington Monday evening to attend
TO Official business. a crowd assembled
at one of the hotels this evening, ex-
pecting to see Horace Greeley, but were
disappointed, Greeley having postponed
his visit until next week.
ST. LOUIS, July 14-The Times to.
morrow will publish the following letter
from Charles Sumner, addressed to L.
NJ. Rives, of this city:
II think, on reflection, you will not
think it advisable for me to write a pub
dc letter on matter to which you call
attention. Greeley and myself have
been feilow-laborers in many things.
We were born in the same year. I no.
nor him very much. Between him and
another person, who shall be nameless.
1 am for him earnestly"
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Among the
documents just printed at the Govern
ment printing Office is one of 700 pages
OF abstracts of offers for carrying the
mails. 1t is noteworthy that IN many
cases bids were four or five times more
than the amounts at which the service
was accepted.
The Democratic and Liberal Republi-
can Committees were again in Joint con.
terence yesterday. perfecting their ar.
rangements for circulating documents
and providing speakers for the campaign.
The Interview of Jay Cooke & Go.
with Secretary Boutwell,, yesterday. in
relation to the new loan, hnd no definite
result further than this: That the Score
tary will not at present attempt to put
any more OF 1t on the European market.
but Will await more favorable circum
stances.
Secretary Boutwell,. who will leave
Washington tomorrow morning for
North, OaFolina, has already prepared
the speeches which he intends to deliver
in that State.
New YORK. July 15.-The courtroom
was crowded. Judge Ingraham, in ad.
dressing the jury. said: II suppose, gen.
tlenneh, you have not agreed?"
Foreman-"No, your Honor; we can
not come to any agreement whatever"
The Judge then discharged the iury.
and ordered that Stokes be remanded to
Jail without bail. The prisoAer's coun-
sci rose and shook hands with each other
and the prisoner. Sheriff Brennan re-.
sumed his custody of Stokes, and took
him back to the Toombs An immense
crowd watched the prisoners egress from
the building. It is known that the Jury
remained divided precisely as on Satur-
daylight for murder in the first de-
gree and four for manslaughter in the
third degree.
Carl Sohurz and Col. Grosvenor have
gone to st. Louis.
Areport from Long Branch says that
PRESIDENT Grant is to stop and see For:
ney, on his way to Washington, to in.
dnce him to stop assailng Hartranft.
It is stated that thirty OF the best Eng.
lish engfavers here are misunderstanding
counterfeit plates of European bans
notes.
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