The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-14

AIserney,G Gsperal Williams. The papers
snhfAoe oopiess OF reporfaW judicial
Pfoceodinsst correspo nail aud
telegraph. memOrials and other Sastser,
nearly All Of which have hetstofoxs ,bsen
before the public. The lolowih tele-
gram from Gen! Emery, dated NJsNtOr
ie9ns, January1l, to theAdjdtank sne.
rats ONCE, closes the correspondence
As MIR. Kellogg has been declared eby
6ov. tinchbaok and the Legislature
which he recognizes as the Governor
elect Of Louisiana, T presume it is In.
tended by my instructions that shall
also recognize him, and shall according.
do SO, unless otherwise instructed.
Addressed letters to the General com.
manding the army, on the 9th and 9th ;
put they may not reach in time for ac.
tlon. The situation is becoming more
com piioated, and, in my opinion, the
use OF the troops simply to keep the
peace cannot lead to satisfactory or
permanent solution of the difficulties
here. The report of the AttorneY-
General. alluded to by the President in
his message, does not accompany tho
papers.
Judge Humphreys and Judge Bu,teed
have both resigned for the purpose of
exchanging places with each other.
::The Senate proceedings were unin,-
portant.
Probabilities-For New England,
winds veering to Westerly and North
westerly, with clearing weather and fall
lug temperature on Tuesday from Ten
nessee to the upper lake region. and
Eastward over the Middle States
North-westerly and Westerly winds.
lower temperature and clear and clearing
weather for the s outh Atlantic aud Gulf
States. East of the Mississippi, winds
veering to Westerly and Northeriy, With
clear and clearing weather. For the
Northwest, falling barometer aud winds
shifting to Southerly and Easterly.
Major Michael W. Cluskey died at
Louisville to-day.
New YORK. January 13.-The widow
OF President Tyler is about selling her
property on Staten I1land, for the pur-
pose of repurchnsing the Tyler estate in
Virginia
ST.. LOUIS, January 13.-The Demo
cratic caucus nominated Col. i. v. Boey
for United States Senntor
The speech of Gen. DaBose, on Sntnr-
day, favoring Government aid in behalf
OF the Atlantic and Great Western Ca
nal, attracts general attention. The bur
den OF his argument was against the un-
constitutionality of the aid which is
asked. He furnished facts and figures
showing thut the work was national
necessity. The friends of the james
River and Kanawha Canal have hear.
ing before the Commerce Committee of
the House tomorrow. The House
| adopted resolution for an inquiry into
the conduct of Judge Durrell, of Louisi-
ana, with view to his impeachment.
An animated discussion occurred in the
House on resolution. offered by Shell.
don, of Louisiana, for the appointment
OF joint select committee o., the Lou
lslana troubles. It was opposed by many
OF the leading members on both sides of
the House, and advocated by others.
Finally. resolution, offered by Gar.
field. of Ohio. was adopted in it's stead,
| referring the whole matter, with mes.
| sage from the President thereon. to the
Judiciary Committee.
New ORLEANS. January 13.-The inau.
guration ceremonies passed off quietly.
The weather was clear and pleasant
McEnery was inaugurated in Lafayette
Square-several thousand persons pre-
sent. including many ladies. The cere.
monies we're opened with prayer by
Bishop Wilmard; vsledictory address
by Bishop Pierce, followed by IN inau-
9nrai address by McEnery. The oath Of
Office was then administered and the
ceremonies conducted with q benedic-
ton by Rev. J. X. Gretheam. Kellogg
was inaugurated at Mechanics Institute,
the doors Of which are still guarded by
United States soldiers. The Senators
repaired to the hall of the House. Act
ing Governor Pinchback delivered a
short valediotoay. followed by Kellogg g
inaugural. About l,50O persons pre-
sent-three-fourths colored.
New YORK, January 1.-Ex- Mayor D.
@. Kingsland is dead; his ago was seven
ty-6ve.
At m interview yesterday, Thomas G.
Durant said he would not be surprised if
tho names of VIM. E. Dodge and Hooper
appeared in the list of tho Credit Mo.
bilier stockholders. He also intimated
that Dodge took care of Presideni
Grants interest in town lots, in this con
nection. Durant does not think the
books of the Credit Mobilier will dis
close anything if they are found; but If
they are not found, ho has certified
copy Of them.
CHARLESTON. January 13-Arrived-
Steamship Falcon, Baltimore; schooner
A. II. Howe. Now York; steamship Sonth
Carolina, New York.