The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-13

1n aoneel99F. .f9 d9e, ,AeuoaG. assumption
10 more marked than ever, aad he will 10
70 anF length ana a;authority. to sustsip Il.
"a SATURDAY evening. the President had
. long consn'tatioH with General 6her-
man, Attorney: 9euarsl Williama and
secretary hobeaon; AtMhich the New
orleans tronbie vas thoroughly discussed
and nigh hapded measures were sue
ge;!ed. 70 WHICH tae President attentive.
y liesened. and which II will iprobably be
carried on! before the CLOSE OF the pre-.
SENT week; TheAdm}nlstration is una.
Die to undetstand Why Mr.. Kellogg does
NOS make :Gf reqaisition Tor Federal
troops, % 10 5s claimed hs5 hasa perfect
righs to do; is tho ,pbsence 8! the Le.
gislature, to maintain the peaoe and
assist the civil authorities in sdminister-
ing the laws! IL 10 eaid that he is the
proper indge to determiue whether there
is condition OF society recurring the
interference; Of The army, and chat any
sld be emiShtsrequire would be promptly
fdrniahed, 10 far as't President is con
gained: It is not the Presidents inten
lion to take any energetic action until
this fe4uisition is made BY, Kellogg, and
TT is hoped he will make the demand
without further delay. AZ soon aa the
requisitton ia made, tho President will
issue proclamation In the most positive
language. admonishing the citizens of
Louisiana to peace, deposing the Ms.
Emery Government and proclRiming Kel-
iogg as the lawful Governor, and an
nouncing the intention Of the Executive
to sustain Kellogg with the whole mill
tary force OF tho country, if necessary.
This proclamation is to be accompanied
with an order to send all available troops
to report to General Emery at New Or
leans. The proclamation will be in such
language that it will be susceptible Of no
doubtful meaning. and It. will convey, as
plain as words can, the determination of
the President as above set forth. Tie
action proposed, it 10 said, meets tue
hearty approval Of the Attorney. GenerSi.
YHFKA. May 9.-The expedition 20
bring the bodice OF Lieut.. Cranston and
his comrades. who fell on the 26th.
buried the bodies where found; deco,n.
position prevented their removal.
SAN FRANo1sCo. May IA courier
arrived at Yreka, at 9 CLOCK. this morn
ing, with news of battle between
Hostraok's command and the Modocs.
The Indians were repulsed; no further
particulars have yet been received.
ST. Louis, May 12.-AIiss Leo Hud-
sons performing mare. Black s.Bess, !"
fell fourteen feet at the Grand Opera
House. to. night. The mare will die.
Miss Hudson was badly bruised.
NEW foRK, May II Lon Wednesday.
VIM. ID. Tweed will be called to answer
fifteen new indictments. H..
Stokes says he does not want or e1-
PeGt Communication from Dir, il the
Court Of Appeals decides against him.
Samuel L. Mitchell, prominent mer-
chant and once proprietor Of the South
efn line OF steamers, is dead.
(. Smith & Noyes, large tea dsaiers in
New York. have failed
81. LOUIS, May 12.-Arrangements
hsve been made to extend the Conrres.
aional excuriion from Galveston to New
Orloane, by steamer across the Gulf.
Fsom there the excursionists will he
taken down the Mississippi River TO
Belize. where they will have an opportu-
nifty to observe the distractions to navi.
CATION caused by the bar at the mouth of
the river. They Vill also be banauetted
and otherwise entertained, and returned
TO their homes by railroad free OF or
pense.
Financial and CemmercIay.
New YoRK. May 12-Noon.-stooks
~SASAS3 AAA&AS ob f(01 COll. S10i0
TX. Exchange-long s56; short 9N.
9oyernmenks quiet and arm. State
bonds very quiet. Cotton dull and easier:
sales 6l5 bales-uplands 1917; Orleans
l9A. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat shade firmer. with light but fair
demand, at 1.67@1.68 for No. 2 Mil
wankie. Corn firm. Pork quiet and
hrm-new ITS. Lard frm-Western
steam9 3 169926. Freights quiet.
/, 7P. M.-Net receipts OF cotton AS
bales; gross A,l07; sales for export TO-
day Saturday evening, 1876. Sales
for fptnre delivery $500 bales, as fol.
lows: Msy. 18X; June 18k, 1877; july
1879. 18T; August 18 7.l6, ii l1l6:
September 17$6a Cotton dull and easier:
sales l, 1873 bales-uplands 1917; Orleans
19A. Flour sseady. Whiskey-fairIy
active and frmer. sas: 93k. Wheat q
shade frmer-iairly active. Corn dull
and declining-neM mixed Western CT;
Old 68. Rice ateady; at7A9s%. Pork
Q shade arme.-neW 1900. Lard stea.
der. Freights advancing. Money
drmer, at gold. Sterling-long steady.
Gold l7H@1735s. i, Governments closed
hrm. States quiet and steady.
Boston, May 12.-Cotton steady. at
1879; net receipts 80 bales: gross 7S2:
sales 300; stock 10000.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-Cotton quiet,
ct 10; net receipts Is bales; gross G55;