The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-12

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-1oNOoNl mRtgu. LIZA special de-
.epatoh from Berlin, to the Daily .NaDs.
says the German pere.ei ndionles and
sharply oritiolse the addrsss of President
Grant, delivered on ths. oceasion of his
second Inauguration The papers ask
whether the monarchtcal States ought to
keep up diplomatic, relations with q
power whose Executive thus insults
them? ..!..f
PARIS, March ia court martial has
sentenced the Communal Farades to
LONDON, March 1.-THE cable of
1855 failed to-day. ~h
AmsrloAn Matters.
SAN FRANo1soo, Maroh lO.-A de.
epatch from Yreka. this evening, says
Mary, sister OF Captain Jack, came to
headquarters. last night, and reported
render offered by the GtmmiAsioner.
General Candy sent word back 81 her,
this morning, that Captain Jack or some
OF the chief mon of his tribe must come
in before Tomorrow evening, or the
troops Of his command would move i'm
mediately against them. It is expected
that they will come in on tomorrow; if
not, war is inevitable. Captain Jack has
sent word he will bo ready to evaouate
the Lava beds tomorrow. Wagons will
be sent to help them move to tempo
rary camp. before removal to Angel
Island. They buried brave, to-day,
with military honors. This action,
doubtless, closes the Modoo war.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE special
deposit safe OF the Falls City Tobacco
Bank was robbed. An entrance was
effected from the floor above. The bank
loses nothing.
The tent Of the Great Eastern Circus
was blown down. One boy was killed
and two seriously hurt. ,s,
COLUMBUS, Ono, March ll.-The
Lower House passed resolution censur.
ing the members of Congress who voted
that the increased salary be retroactive.
CoNooRD, N. a March 1.-THE
trains are bringing home considerable
number OF voters. though Insignificant
as compared with other elections, ,,.,
ALBANY. N. Y, March l1.-The As.
sembly adopted resolution restraining
the Erie Railroad Company from paying
q dividend on fraudulently issued stock,
and appointing a committee to .investi-
gate the matter. =" i,p
NEW Y0RK, March 11.--Profesaor
John Tory. of Columbia College, is
dead. ,, .ft9, N ~
The suspension of @. B. Damp & Co.,
cotton merchants, was announced yester-
day. ;.@f'
Employers and working men are now
beginning to discuss the proposed move
ment In various trades, with reference to
wages and hours Of labcr. Conflicting
opinions prevail on both sides The
employers seem to be unanimous in op-
position to reduction of the hours,
while the working men are not united;
many regarding favorably the ten hour
system.
It is:now publicly charged that Mrs.
Putnam. the wife OF Fosters victim, re-
ceived SIS. 900 from rich relative of
Foster, the car-hook murderer, for writ
ing letter to Governor Dix, asking for
q Communication of his sentence.
OoNooRD, N. H.. March 11.-Henry
a. Bellows, Chief Justice OF New Hamp.
shire, is dead.
The election is unusually qniet. Snow
impedes travel to the polls.
BosToN, March 1.-THE fret ballot i'll
the Senate, to-day, for United States Sc
natoF, was as follows: Boutwell,, 10;
Dawes, II; Loring, 8; Hoar, 4; the rest
scattering. In the House-Bontwell,
ITO; Dawes, SO; Loring. 16; Hoar, 7;
4" AtAnSs Vi bhuhs, y, tuo [eSt ScalCeI.
ing.
LATER. Second ballot in the House:
Boutwell,, 12i; Dawes, 90; scattering, %.
The Senate balloted four times, without
result. Dawes lead on the last ballot.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-In the Su-
preme Court, to-day, the novel question
was argued between Judge Pierpont and
Mr.. Evarts. whother statutory assign
ment OF ship on the high seas, under
the laws Of the State where the ship was
owned, could be defeated by subse.
quent attachment, levied on the ship
entering the port OF another State.
The Republican Senatorial caucus.
this afternoon, agreed to add two more
members to each of the Committees on
Appropriations. Public Lands, Post
Offices and Privileges and Elections.
Each of these committees will have two
opposition members. as also each of the
Committees on the judiciary, Naval and
Military Affairs. Several of the COM
mittees may have three opposition mem
bers. The Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions will have only ono opposition
member. Tie Republicans leave to the