The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-06

ii3ss, .n9Dk S SS sSsS zee t5ss :h5sa sp. e
plank. whom, lhs' ptsEsa co shoraI HG
thsH pulled h& hisI coat and bodBs, .1hd
swan to Dr., Ro6@ap, who vas on a bsr
half 'way to:thS railroad bridge, -kudt re9l
caed 5him. Mr. Qontler saved Seyetal
lives. +. u Shaw saved five orsix persons.
q: ". Wccdc!st;s-ara boldly into d54p
water and ressded many. Thss4. were
several bodies t3ksn out OF the river 90
Tar down as below the railroad bridge.
Tbs sbody OF Fred. Hope was fouId
doRang nearly Z mile down the river ahis
morning All .thoPe reported. missing
are probably In the network Of TIC
bridge at the bottom of the river, After
Nights work, under Superintendent ].
q. Jacobs, OF the Illinois Central Rail-
road who rendered much assistance, .
DERRICK was erected, AMI it is' hoped this
morning the iron work will be lifted. 20
that tho bodies will be recovered. It. ID
feared tue extent OF the calamity is not
yet learned, for there may have been
many on the bridge from the South.
whose names are ndt known. : :
WATERTOwN, May John
L. Wotdeh, an army officer, stationed at
Mason Barracks; Sackett's Hafbor, com
n's|ea sn:oids, yesterday morning, by
cutting his throat. The death OF bis
twlfe, some months ago. it, is supposed,
dirspged his mind. He was the son OF
Admiral Worden, who commanded the
Monitor in the conflict with the ram
Merrimao.
WAsH1saroN, May 5.-The Court of
Chains to-day rendered only one jndg-
nent, namely. in favor OF Charles Wat
| son and Others, of Savannah, for twenty.
three bales of upland cotton, taken by
agents Of the United States, amounting
to "a. .O32. A motion was allowed for y
new trial in the case of Marshall o. Ro-
bette and others. Of New York, against
| the United States; being claim for over
| $f,0 000. 600 on q steamship contract for
carrying the mails. The argument was
commenced on 4he Governments plea to
Jurisdiction in the case of E. J. Kelly.
involving the question whether parties
xelisved BY President Johnson's aonesey
proclamation!from the liability to seizure
OF their property. under the captured
and &bandoned'pioperty Aot, can bring
suit alter the expiration ofthe two years
limitation prescribed by said Act, This
proclamation OF amnesty was not made
until the, tVo years from date .ofIsaid Act
had expired. ,The mandate of the Sn-
preme Coatt'was filed affirming the judg-
}ment of this aourt 10 favor OF A. Henry,
rendered May 26, 1871, for $12. .346j ~,
| frobabilitfea-For the Gulf States,
Tenn essea sndithe Sonth Atlantic States,
falling baroneter. South. .easterly aud
Easterly Winds, higher temperasure,
cloudy westher and rain. m
OH1oAaa May E. The President goes
direct to Washington Thursday. ~
| Annn0 n tho kSBfa1 - D;-zAS-.-
Bette PsJne, daughter of Mrs. M. t..
Payne. editor OF the Chicago Ladies Ma.
gGtin9. ,'"l
NE&rom. n: H., May 5.-The house
Of s. L. Bowers wasf burned to-day. A
falling chimney killed two persons.
Fina neias ana conmercla,.
LONDON. May 5-Noon. - Oonso!s
985f.! 81 gO.
PANS. May 5-Rentes 55f. 600.
L1vkRPooIs May 6-3 p. M.-Cotton
opened qoiet and is!nov dull and tend
ing downward --upiands 9; Orleans 91z;
sales "a: GOO bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000; from savannah or Oharles-
ton. April and May. 8 9.l6; May deli-
LONDON. Nay 6-E,ening. .-Discouut t
three months bills In open market 3-l6
per cent. below bank rate.
PARIS. May 6-Evening Rentes 54f.
300.
LrykaPoob, hay 5-Evening.-Cotton
from Charleston and Savannah. deliver
able in July aud August. 1916; May
and June delivery 8A; May delivery,
from Nev Orleans, 1X; sales include
6,00O bales American.
NRw YoRK, May 5-Noon.-stocks
dall. Gold steady. at 1871. Money
hrm, at z to coin. Exohange-long
82S; short 94. Governments very quiet.
State bonds steady, Cotton dull and
easier; sales 506 bales-uplsnds 19as;
Orleans l9T. Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Wheat firm, at l. 6B@1. 20 for
No. Milwaukee. Corn firm. Pork
dnlL-new 1926. Lard dull and heavy
Western steam 91@9as. Freights
steady.
7P. M.-Cotton dn,l; sales ss4 bales
up lands l9L; Orleans l93z. Flour
steady. Whlskey easier, ut 1Oh09I.
Wheas-prime spring quiet aud iirmly
held; other grades Of spring in buyers
favor; winter very firm; low grades of
spring closed l@2c. lower. Corn que.
and nnohanged; yellow Western dull.
Coffee firm. Sugar strong and 10.
higher, with good demand. Rice oniet,
at 7A@81. Pork dull and lower-uew