The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03

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+, BERLIN, l JanusEy l.ss-Prossontiohs
Cath99lic, ,journals inst this ajty aud In Ne
provinces which have published tha re.
cent Papal allocution. The exoiten, ent
On On 'n,s as sg6ject is incrffasing throughout
LONDON, January 2. The log. OF tue
steamship Minnesota, which arrived at
Liverpool Tuesday last, from New York.
shows that her cargo Of cotton. .was on
nre when the vessel was Eve days out
from the latter port. ',.r
VET weather prevailsthroughout Eng.
amer1ea NJ matters. . ''Ah !
NEW YORK. January Ia Times
New Orleans despatch saws that IL ia
ramored that there will be an attempt
made to inaugurate the McEnery State
ofhciais on the 9th instant, and trouhle
is anticipated.
The World says that several of the
subcommittee of the Louisiana deIeoa. !.
tion are still in this city, and are daily
receiving assurances that the people Of
the North are beginning to thoroughly
unoerstand their cause and the situation
OF affairs in Louisiana. They pronounce
severa! kilograms ftum New Orleans by
way OF Washington, which assert that
the people OF Now Orleans and Louisi
ana have quietly acquiesced in the situa.
tlon, to be- untrue.
despatch from Washington to the
1T'oune Gays that some Louisiaus Libe.
rails are now in this city discussing the
shortest WY ont of the political muddle
N that State. They say that matters
nave become 80 much mixed up there.
that they can see no method or remedy
except III sort OF reconstruction. They
propose that Congress pass resolution
uec'arlng TINT the republican form OF
government no longer exists in Louiai-
ana anu that it then proceed to order
new election.
The Sun, to-day. calls upon Congress
TO make q thorough investigation into
the Louisiana case when it re.assembi.s
Ihe San refutes the assertion that it ia
useless to Investigate the causes of the
quarrel In Louisiana, and says that this
disposition to shrink from the discharge
OF great duty like that which has
arisen in that State is an alarming SIGN
OF the times. So that to say that a
thorough discussion of this Louisiana
business will do no good, is simply an
excuse for neglecting duty whose per
formauce requires skill and nerve.
BALTIMORE. January by the falling
OF @ scaHolding at the Liberty Copper
Mines, in Frederick County, Md, yes
terdny, twenty-six miners were precipi.
tnted several hundred feefsinto a nit.
Eight OF the number were seriously in
jured. &. ~
New YoRK, January ]. The weather
Is clear and cold this, morning. THE
streets are in good condition, the sIush
having frozen. Ali stores and places of
business are closed, everybody intent
upon enjoying holiday in making calls.
Mr.. J. 8. Adams, Emigrant Commis-
aloner for Florida, who disappeared on
Saturday last, has returned to his hotel
in Jersey City.
a. L. Stewart has presented 81 900 to
the fund for disabled fremen.
The last accident Of the year was the
explosion of soda water fountain at
Mays factory, on Rose street, last night
One man was injured and the building
badly damaged. Fibel's furnishing store,
on Church street, was burned last night
Loss $1,000
WASHINGTON, January 1.-Gen. B. B.
SHINES, bsarer of the vote OF the cleo.
toral college of Louisiana. has arrived
here and delivered his packages. It is
understood that the vote lie bears for
President is blank. aud that for Vice.
President is Graiz Brown.
HALIFAX, January 1.-The brig Brit
tania has beon wrecked in Cow Bay. The
Crew were saved. The1 schooner Anna
Laura hns been lost near Point Aiconie.
The Grew were saved
RA1SlGH. January 1.-Gov Tod II.
Caldwell and the other State officers were
inaugurated to-day. Upon taking the
oath. Gov. Caldwell eaid, in substance:
In assuming this high and responsible
Office, believe me will ever make it o
point OF my duty to take cara of the in
terests OF the people of North Carolina.
do not mean to act the part q parti-
san in this Office. Of course. whese have
patronage to bestow, other things being
equal, l shall give such patronage to my
party friends, judiciously and in man
ner consistent with the privileges OF my
Office. I shall endeavor to discharge my
duties to the best of my ability. When
l cannot fill the Office from my own
party acceptably to myself, L shall then
consider it my duty to select good man
from the opposite party, and I know
every good and true Republican in the
State Of North Carolina will approve my