The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23
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BAacxr6Ni ~ Hay 81, k<s1astet1 Adyices
from akxMahnja aa state yAhatsaRsakv Hho.
suttend ndefsds sslwere. bt SSd ysTSAS$ =
tot eight others it tnkpbrn, but thSy' 'ife
believed TO have been killed. The atro,
ciGea o1 the ipsuIgents. caused. intenss1
excitement here The militia demand
that the insurgent prisoners held here be-
given to ttent for butoheiy, but the
authorities refused, to surrender them
They have. .heen transferred from the
fort to vesssls inlthe ,haibor. for safety.
It is. probable q plumber e %sn.EcsS
Caf1lstb will be arrested and held as hos,
tsgeB. i a levy 90 maase i., expected, 10
act Agsinst the Oarlists.. s..si.3lt -.
1nsriian n4s.sre.:h
New YoRk, Nay 29.-The Supreme
Srtrefaseds % in,erfere Ia the Tiain
case. An exAusiHatfon can take place
any time before hid sconsigntasnt:.,t TO the
insane asylanI ct utioa. :, sTS;,,ss,, So. ).
COLUMBUS, May 22.-The Republican
Convention nominated Noise for Co.
vernon, ,and Hart Tor Lieutenant. Go.
vernor. The platform is mostly reca.
pitUlation OF the former. Tho industry
OF the country should have the cheapest
and best transportation, demands pure
oMMal conduct. punishmeht Of faithless
officers. denoupoes credit mobiliers,: in
crease 0f salaries 10 condemned As uu-
wise, and ;fay6ta.a shortening of She pro.
bah6n9EJ, term to citixsnship. Pig =
CiKqNNxTz., May .22i-Captain Stein,
OF tho steamer Kilgere, ,denies tho re-.
ported oholesa !deaths on this boas, COM
ing up thh fiiet!! -, :. - i, .l' -
Cfrxi aTi MxxIUo, May 22.-The Az
teenth Congress adjourns in = fortnight,
to September: The act allowing seligi-
ous manifestations outside OF the ohu rohes
was repealed. Nothing was done in
railroad matters. ~
A. riot. Ia the town of Juchitau; in
Tehpantepec. resulted in thirty killed
and many wounded. i,fs - -
LITTLE Rock. May "a 2-The assembly
appointed an Executive Committee for
the current year, adopted rules for the
guidance OF TRUSTEES, aud adjourned sine
dis.. -t.. il,.Ii.
PH11ADEnPH1A, May 22.-The new
steamship Pennsylvania sailed on her
hrnt trip to Liverpool this morning, with
Astyesix' cabin aud sixty -four stseraee
Passengers and full cargo. A,salute OF
fifty guns was fred from the wharf to
commemorate the event. ~
SAM FRANo1soo. May o.. Dispatches
state That the Nodocs are going tovazd:
Pitt River country. The trails slldw
that the ModoSs and Pitt River Incfisns
nave been ID constant communication.
It ~ believed that tho Pitts are With
Captain Jack now, The Piutes are also
out OF their country. Twenty Piutes
were seen..a Surprise Valley. but sud
denly disappeared. It is reported that
much. ammunition has been sold, TO the
Pitts. They have held several councils,
Their attitude is threatening. Old Shave
Head tells them that they mpst fight or
go 70 q reservation. ..t,.I'i%
MxGPHIs. May 22.-Robert Morgan,
not Butlers wac the man killed. He wal.
an entire stranger 10 Cannon. Cannon
threatSnea to kill the clerk Of the boat.
While going down to the cabin, Cannon
said to Morgan, "You are p damned
t.and." !" Morgan said, '.Yon are liar. Z"
Cahlon then put pistol to Morgan's
head, Killed him and escaped. : ~
WAsHrHdroN, May 22.-The following
ProoNmation has excited surprise In all
clrolas. Senator West, equally with
others, Is surprised:
Whereas, under the pretense that VIM.
p. Kellogg. the Executive Of Louisiana.
aud the officers associated with him in
the State Administration, were not duly
elected, certain tprbnlent and disordefly
persons have combind together, with
force and arms. TO resist the laws and
the constituted authorities OF said State:
and whereas il; has been duly certified
BY the proper local authorities, and
1udipialy determined by the inferior and
Supreme Courts OF said State, th6t said
officers are entitled to hold their Offices,
respectively, and execute and discharge
the fhhctiona thereof; and whereas Oon.
gress, at.itsla session. upon due coz
sideration+ of the snbjsct. tacitly recog-
nized the said. Executive and Ills asso.
ciateS then and now in office, by refus-
ing to, take any action with respect
thereto; and whereas it is provided in
the. Constitution of the United States
that the United States shall protect every
State In this Union, on application OF
the Legislature or of the Executive.
when the Legislature cannot be con-
vened, against domestic violence; and
whereaa- il is provided, in the laws OF
the United States, that in ell cases of in.
surrection in any State, or OF obstruo.
ton to the laws thereof, sit shall be
lawful for the President CT the United
States, on application of the Legislature
OF such State, or OF the Executive, when
the Legislature cannot be convened, TO