The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-25

gpS6ks Of s'giSat internal sfevolpHon,
.ths, ,s.slate civil. Strife. ''tha States
At var" DO, Nc.,, but; never ondS says'|
a4'rebep' or rebellion" Our Radicalpoi|
litiniAns and sNritars will now haye to
teke.their cue and change their base like
wise. The real character of the war will
become known and acknowledged after
awhile. -Raleigh Sentinel.
C1v1n RIaHps. bill to prevent dis.
elimination sgainst colored people in
Nav York haa passed the Assembly by g
large vote. Republicans and Democrats
alike voted for Il, and it will undoubted-
II pass the Senate The African is to
have the fGlt and equal enjoyment OF the
aea1m mmpdations, fanilities, advantages
and privileges afforded. by inn-keepers.
common. carriers, licensed places OF
amusement. public schools, cemeteries,
DO. The penalty of violation OF this
law is q fneof $50.
TIE INoRRAsE OF SALARIES. .-Bep.
Butler is About to cpme out with q let
ter in reply to the attacks on the salary
bill. and will carry the war into Africa.
Some of the members are much exer-
oised at the criticisms upon their votes
on this question. One Of these gentle
mon says that one of his principal critics
is friend to whom he lent $3.50 in or.
der to pay his expenses home. when he
Was entirely out Of money, and unable to
pay his way home.
On dit, that when Miss Nellie Grant
was in London, D'Israeli was asked
whether he thought Che American Prin-
cess pretty2 'Iuan't say" replied the
author.of .Lothair," 'for have only
seen her once; she was then sitting be-
tween General Schenck'S two daughters,
and I thought she had some indirect
claims to good loolfs."
H.. Stsnislaus Julien, for many years
professor of Chinese in the College OF
France, is now said to have had no
knowledge of that language. Being very
witty, NJ. Julien was always able to
plaoe something insurmountable in the
way OF wonld-be students. Thus saving
his imposture from being known, he diod
with the reputation of wit and savant.
The Secretary Of War has published
an order prohibiting officers OF the army
from seeking,t to influence, legislation in
any way. When an officer of the army
now visits the national capital, he must
register his name with the Adjutant-
General, make known his business, and
the length Of time he intends to remain
in the city. III,
New Yorkers are seriously discussing
the question of organizing vigilani
committee, to rid the city Of the bands
OF desperadoes who daily imperil human
life. Hardly''a day passes that some
outrage ia not committed. The police
seem to'be powerless to repress the in.
creasing crime.
i FATAL FRMNDsHR.- Says the Lewis
ton Gazette: upon the arrival of the
train from Portland, few days since. ar
old lady affeotionately greeted . stylish
young lady as follows: ".Wby, how DIDO
Mariar! Why. how funny ye looki Didn'l
hardly know ye; got your false teeth in
amt YEP Marisiohanged the subject
Charleston has had sight Of mutt
neers. They were lodged in Jail In tha,
oity, Friday night, by United State.
Marshal j. 3. Fosberry. Their names
are John Green, O. F. Sylvester, Walter
4 Maxwell and George Wilson. The name
Of the ship on wlrioh they are said tc
have mutipied is the Florello.
DRATH OF JOHN II. GANNoN.-It is oul
melancholy province to record the death
of John M. Cannon. Esq, at one time
proprietor OF the Globe Hotel, Of this
oity, which occurred here, at the resi-
dence Of relative, on Friday night.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
Friday. at pollock. as the up train on
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
was passing Leesburg. colored man by
the name OF Newkirk, jumped off the
train while in motion and was dashed
against the CROSS. ties with such violeno<
as to kill him almost instantly.
A man committed suicide in Troy, N.
Y, recently, by plunging his head
through an air-hole in the ice on the ca.
nal, and maintained that position until
he was dead.
A life insurance company has been or.
ganized by some OF the wealthy ladies oi
New York, to which sufficient amount
of capital has been subscribed to put il
into operation.
Ben. Butler says he never gave but one
note in his life, and an Eastern paper is
mean enough to say that he never paid
that.
Anew trial has been granted in muir.
der case in Sacramento, Oh the ground
| that iurvman slant dnrin0 tho addroro