The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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:sA1r LAKE. May ga correspondent.
OF the Omaha Herald, yesterday. inter
viewed Brigham Young, ,snd obtained
his views of the Indian question. Young
said that In 1647, he settled In this coun.
fry With 14O souls, and for thousands of
miles around than the Land was infested
With hostileo tudiaus. I He, gsined their
friendship by acting honorably With
them, and never stopping 70 deception.
when he made . promise, he kept it.;
that the hostility Of the Indians had
been AugmeAe4d by robberies, commit
tsd lhy nnscrupnious agents Of tho Go
ixsrnRsnt; that they bad ,lost all faith in
the hnnnr and integrity OF the Govern.
fmens officials; that the Modocs did to
the Commissioners just what they
thonght was, being endeavored, to be
done 10 them, aud that peaoe should be
made ut any cost, or the entire world
would be smbroiied in q general Indisn
war. When the Correspondent asked
Mr.: Young whether he endorsed Presi-
dent Grants Indian policy, he replied: !:
II endorse his policy 40 far az it corrects
abuses and tends 70 a lasting peace and
to the oivilizationnof the Indians" He
also said that an Indian war would de-
etrQy COMMERCE, capital aud emigration
between Missouri and the Pacific coast.
and rctard the progress of the country
Tor twenty years, which would in itself
be great calamity.
At meeting OF the cotton exchange
to-day, to consider, the expediency Of
laying nev ocean cable, q petition.
ai8hed by 200 members, was read. show.
ing the urgent necessity for such cable,
owing to the present excessive ratios. A
resolution was adopted promising to sus-
tain . new company With subscriptions
and the business Of the exchange. The
proposed new company has a capital Of
4!.560.o oOO. aad proposes to have the
cable laid and in working order BY Nav
OF next year.
! Ksexv11LE. TsNN May 9.-The Lo
cstine Committee OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Ohoech, appointed from four
States. 70 choose q site for Central Me.
thodist University, with $500, 600 sndow.
Went. t.:Asye located It ct Knoxville, Chat.
tanooga, Atlanta and other Southern
cities competed. After Waiting all the
cities, Knoxville was chosen, because of
It's healshfut ilocation, central position
m rtch agricultural aud mineral reaion.
arg ~ prospective rapid growth. S5D.-
fVDV and the gita were subscribed by the
fotuzens! This gives Knoxville two mi.
yetsthes, and fixes ii as the, Southern
adheationsl. cefiEre. 'aHi. lfNI 1i'.ai =
Il ,AnNAPolLS Nay 9.-1Joshna Nicholson
ands tVhos.e 4 k1Whealan, alias Holfaban
who killed MsA.: iLumiy; In .Bsltinaore:
!, t,ystH aHhtictsd d murdsf, t6laay, in the
Fnrst degree Daring the oonciusion of
tho trial. Hollahsn, leaped, from the brie
sonsr,s box and ,5tsdoki Deputy Marshal
Frey WITH aSheavy piece or Iron, wrapped
70, =. atockinE, Nl6h6lspii also spfana
tirops the. box and rushed ,kor .Ftey. An
ftndty@aninatsN melee ensned. The soens
w feAfful and exciting, such. 40 Ia sci.
dom Witnessed IN court OF justios. The
prisoners we're finally secured.
BHAsHEAR CRY. La, May 9.-The
United States troops will leave here by
land. not being able 10 procure trans.
portation. No Metropolitans in the
town. Everything quiet as far as Cen.
treville.
FRANKLIN. La. May 9.-Forty-three
mounted Hetropolitans, com manded by
Mike Oooney. passed hore at 8 this
morning. unmolested. There is nothing
now to prevent their forming a junction
With those at st. Martinsvilie.
MoRRIsrowN, N. j., May 9.-Lucie.
mani. the wife murderer, refuses to take
iood, and Is trying to starye to death
before Thursday next.
HAVANA, May 9.-All vessels arriving
here from ports in communication with
New Orleans are quarantined... The
United States steamer PowhattaA from
Key West. put back. declining to be
Guaranteed.
CINcIsNATH May 9.-The funeral ser.
vices.of the late Bishop McIlvaine took
place at Christ Chnroh, in this city. this
morning. The,pall bearers consisted of
ten olergymen and sixteen laymen. The
ofdefoS procession waa az follows: The
standin& &pohAa or Che diocese, clergy
Of Npiso6ral Gharuhs clergy, of other
ohatchg Esnstess and sfnc1lies of Ken
yon 4NoilSx6sA nj 3he I,ooiosi iHannjnorc