The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

ssook9 Se gold to-day, as the regular
membef4 Exchange are pro-
hitited ~ Sa4Hon. dealing in any Of
either eas'pt sths Exchange is
oomp.rolle. Green. ssppsts that the re.
duotion Of expsnsessof'tk8Hl advertis-
n;su. ing aa is7s, asass isss & sa ysss pre- pre-
oldsrius ord ess sadiaisas i s ss. dsys ,,.s
So sioo:SSoS: 49, WIN s''pE * z'a'e in'ias Of
.. noon. The strikers are % APPLYING for
work at the old rates. ;>"e ~
pTha SergeAnt-at-Arms or the LeRisla.
ture arrived here, 10 day, to arreat Jaw
Gould, WIN. NJ. T weed aud j.. B.
butcher. charged with contempt In NOS
appearing before the Investigating CON.
mlttee, when sommddgd,s Tweed could
not be fcand, >snd. sanfdl~ is nov being
made for Gould and Datoher. q }.. =.
4ea meeting OF the stockholders of
tha Atlantic and Great Western Railway,
to. day, it was resolved to ratify the lease
OF the Cleveland, Columbus aud Cincin-
natl and Iudianapoiis Railway to the
Great Western. Mr.. Hotohin, Yice-P,e.
sldent, presided. ...,.'3... n.,
Naw York, April LITTLE World has
q special from Rome. that the Pope Is
suffering from; rheumatic fever and
liberation OF the leg. His illness Is ex,
trenely serious. A factory in, Rome wa
desfrbSea hyy lightning and forty per.
sons. buried in the ruins. Five killed
and seventeen !noq nied. :, .'!' RI. ';7
I HAVANA, April l.-.The sugar cane on
fifteen plantations in Union Jurisdiction
haye been destroyed by fire. q,
PH1lApE1PHIA, April 11.-Brighsm
Young telegraphs to paper here, that
his asienatfon;of seeular Offices does not
etteot his position as Pteeident of the
Mormon Church, IL which capacity he
shall etill exercise CONTROL
FORT SooTT, April 1l.-The United
States troops stationed on neutral lands
have commenced their departure for
Fort Gibson. The cavalry started on
Wednesday, and will march through.
The infantry will follow by rail on Mon
day.
lists have been repulsed before Puigcer-
da, after fighting the whole day and
night.
GAhvEsToN, April l3.-Telegrams and
private intelligence from twenty three
Counties report killing frosts. Crops
and trnit are all killed. Replanting has
commenced. These Counties embrace
the larger portion Of the cotton gro owing
district. 'U Z. i d, ;.
NEW YORK, April IL The breaks on
tne Erie Hallway, caused. by fteshets,
nave been repaired, and trains arc now
rpn1n1ing over all partsot the tines with.
out Interruption ~ =; :Ht.- .lh. ...I {.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April lf.-Ursula
6pangler. who, with her cousin, William
Hyley,' was arrested at Nassau, Iowa,
sunday last, for the murder of their ilie
gIelmate child. has made a full confss.
sion. and says Ryley drowned The child
at Cedar Falls, on Friday last. Both the
nnratnraF parents have been Committed
to jail in default of bail.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The Peace
commissioners had another talk with
tue HModocs. Thsre is no hope of peace
The troops expect orders to move on the
lava beds any momen;.
Brigham Young will acoompony a mis-.
sionary party to Arizona. The company
will be large. as they intend to assist in
building the Southern Paoi6o Railroad.
The object Of the mission seems to be to
obtain political control OF Arizona.
Jay Gould appeared before the Erie
Investigation committee. He was not
aware that Tweed was employed by the
Erie Company as a lawyer, or that mo-
ney had been paid him. Barber was
engaged to go to Albany, to guard
against hostile legislation; did not reool-
iect TINT moro money was paid Barber
during the session of the Legislature
than at other times. When showed
Tweed's vouchers. Gould knew nothing
about them; admitted thai large sums
were spent to iefray election expenses;
money was spplied in nearly every sena-
toriai district in the State; much was
charged on the books to legal expenses
that went for other purposes. This be
called TIC "1ad;s rubber fund" Gould
was very cautious, and little definite in
formation was obtained.
A nesting Of friends Of the lost cabin
passengers Of the Atlantic passed resolu.
tions oondem ming the managers Of the
White Star line. for lack of energy in
recovering tho bodies.
The Herald's Havana special SAYS the
Captain General states that two letters
from Cespedes were found in O'Kelly's
possession, and he will be treated as a
spy.
The political complexion of the Ohio
Constitutional Convention is disputed.
Official returns are required to decide.