The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-02

engaged in the affair exohsnged the
usual civilities after the second fire, and
separated with the expression of mutual
respect nnd consideration.
Fort MONROE, July 1.-The brig Ma.
bel, from Matanzas, lost her captain on
the voyage. She is b9Snd to Queens
town for orders.
CHARLESTON, July 1.-Arrived-Steam-
chip Equator, Philadelphia; Jas. Adger,
New York.
New YORK, July 1.-Dr. Parsons, of
the New York City Lunatio Asylum,
testified as to tho effects of epilepsy.
and gave his opinion that the facts Ut
tending the action of young Walworth
did not indicate epileptic insanity. DR..
Kellogg. of the Hudson State Asylum,
testified similarly. DR.. Clyner followed
IN the same strain. Frances Street testi.
he'd to employing the deceased about q
year. He never heard him swear nor
saw him drunk. Henry Lang and Henry
Ackerman testified similarly. Two
others followed in the same manner.
lie District Attorney offered the book
Beverly" written by deceased, US evi-
dence, but the Court ruled it out. The
defence is closed.
james Gordon Bennett has offered
piece OF plate, worth $500, to be COM
pesed for IN two mile running race, at
Springfield, Mass, on the morning of
the lfth instant, in which any one may
take part 'sho has been for the greater
portion OF the college year just closing
connected as an undergraduate with any
college or university in America.
Coupons OF first mortgage bonds of
the Union Pacific Railroad were not paid
fs
eurer to postpone such payment to the
3D. instant. It is stated this postpone
ment is by advice of counsel of the COM
pany; the Government attorneys having
sued out an Injunction against certain
bonds said to be owned by parties con-
nected with the Credit Mobiiier.
Brigadier General WIN. H. Lidell died
here this morning.
The Orange societies to-day applied to
the Board of Police for permission to pa.
rade on the 18th Of July.
iwo supposed incendiaries were ar.
rested at Hackensack, N. j., and vigi-
lance committee was talked of. Two in
cendisry fires occurred this morning.
Work Was commenced Saturday upon
q mammoth balloon in this city, by
Messrs. Wise & Donaldson, under the
auspices OF the Graphic Company; the
builders agreeing to make an mriel voy-
age to Europe. The expedition will start
about the Goth of August.
David Murphy, whose sentence was
set aside, was resentenced to-day. He
hangs on thel8th of.August.
CONCORD, N. H., July LIN the
House. bill was introduced making it
unlawful for any circus to enter the
State, fixing the penalty at $1,000. A
bill to allow women to vote at the school
district meetings was discussed. and was
indefinitely postponed.
Financlni and Commercial.
LONDON, July 1-Noon.-Weather IA
vorable to crops. Consols 9216.
PARIS. July 1.-Rentes 55i. Goo.
L1vERPooL, July Moon. Cotton
irregular-uplands 83s@szs; Orleans
9W91A; sales 10000 bales; speculation
and export 1000; from Savannah and
Charleston. July and August delivery,
= 9-l6; sales OF American yesterday 6, 700;
from Savannah and Charleston, Septem.
Der delivery, GIG; from New Orleans,
September and October delivery, 81.
LlvERpooL. July 1-Evening. Cotton
aat; sales include $3.50 American; from
Savannah and Charleston, Jaly and Au-
gust delivery. So; September and Octo-
Der, a56@S24. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, July Moon. Futures
opened as follows: July 2O56; August
2Oa, 20 Is 80; September 1877; October
IL 9.32; November 1875. Cotton quiet;
sales 6S7 bales-middling 21; stock
6S. ZIG bales. Flour dull. Wheat quiet,
without important change So for No.
2 Milwaukee. Corn q shade Armer-
new Western 50@53. Pork quiet and
steady-new 1926. Lard quiet and
stead Western steam S7s. Freights
steady. Money firm. Gold steady BIZ.
weak. Governments and State bond:
quiet.
7P. NJ. Money easy early in the day,
at 4{G5, but advanced to 7. Exchange
unchanged. Gold weak, at 15l6@15S.
Governments strong. States very quiet.
Cotton-net receipts 636 bales; gross
l,439; futures closed dull md easier:
sales 3, 700 bales, as follows: July 20,s
ecu ZIG; August 20asG120 ZIG; Sep
tember 1S7a@lS 1916; October iSk1
IL 5.16; November 18 1-1601Sas; De.
cember IS l.16. Cotton quiet; sales
i,215 bales-middling2l. Southern flour
dull and declining-6.O0 for com.
mon to fair extra; T. 75(0IO 80 for oood