The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-13

x6hld1pssdny oyosHNvvUruuss.
ShAtiha hSd fS{4ka 1laeFitS sstsY Ytlt4eter.
mlnatlon OF taking, some decisiVs action.
sia naas asassiSf Ksss s,samR,ion
% anR Ispsth %pe thoEity.to sustain i.
O1 Saturday exeplng. The President had
. !oq8, ,consnitatiQa with; General aher.
man. Attorney: aapapli Williams and
Seafesafy ho6oSoni AcMhich. the NsH
Orleans tr6nble - thotoHshl discussed
ana h'gn 'hsndsd messpfes were sug
gested' TO WHICH jthe President attentive.
y llefened. and sEhssssAh III! iinasehsbly be
carried ont before the close Of the prs.
sent week; !. The 'Aa asainissration is una.
Ole TO understand Why Mr. Kellogg does
not make rs reQaisitipR >for Federal
tsoopg, as1t as claimed .hS5 hasa pArfect
right ID do: In the. .pbsence 81 Tho Ie.
gislature. to rnaintain the peaoe and
assist the OWL authorities Ia sdminister-
Ing the laws! e It Is said thkt he is the
proper Judge TO deterr,ine vheiher there
is 4 oohditio9 OF sooisty requiring the
interference Of :the. army, and thnf any
sid h6'mighttrequirs would be promptly
furnNhed, 30 far as'the President ID con
Gained, Tits not the Prssfdpnt's inten
lion to take. any energetic action until
shls te4uisttiou is made By, Kellogg, and
tit il hoped he will make the demand
without further delay. !, AZ soon "a the
requisition is made, the President will
lssae proclamation To- the most positive
language, admonishing the citizens of
Louisiana to peace, deposing the Ms
Emery: Governme ent and problaimine Kel.
logg "a the lawful Governor, and an
uouncing the intention OF the Executive
TO sustain Kellogg with the whole mill
sary force OF tho country, il necessary.
This proclamation is to be accompanied
with an order to send all available troops
to report to General Emery at New Or
leans. The proclamation will be in such
language that it will be susceptible of no
doubtful meaning. and Il. will convey, as
plain rs words can, the Discrimination Of
the President as above set. forth. The
action proposed, it is, said, meets tile
hearty approval Of the Attorney. Generel.
YHEKA, May 9.-The expedition 20
bring, the bodice OF Lieut.. Cranston and
his comrades. who fell on the 26th.
buried the bodies where found; decorn.
position prevented their removal.
SAN FRANo1sC3. May PA courier
arrived. at Yreka, At 8 % clock, this morn
ing, with news of a battle between
aostrack's commkpd and the Modocs.
The Indian, were repalsed; no further
particulars have yet been received.
ST, LOUIS, May 12.-Miss Leo Hud-
sons performing MAZE. Black ..Bess."
fell fourteen feet at the Grand Opera
House. tonight The mare will die.
Miss Hudson was badly bruised.
NEW YoRK, May u Ion Wednesday.
Wm. n; Tweed viii be called to answer
'afteen new indictments. ,,t..
Stokes says be does not want or ex-
pect 2 com mutation from DIX, il the
Court Of Appeals decides against him.
Samuel Z. Mitchell. prominent mer-
chant. and once proprietor OF tho South
cen line OF steamers, is dead.
smith d Noyes, large tea dealers in
New York, have failed
Sr. LOUIS, May 5l2.-Arrangements
hsve been made to extend the Congress.
nonal. excuriion from Galveston to New
orleans, by steamer across the Gulf.
fron there the excnrsionists will be
taken down the Mississippi River to
Beliae. where they will have an opportn.
s:.y 70 observe the obstruotions to navi.
cation caused by the bar at the mouth OF
the river. They Yill also be banouetted
and otherwise entertained, and returned
TO their homes by railroad free OF ex-
penss.
| Fiaaaelas and csan.rcln,.
Naw Yong. May 12-Noon.-ssocks
dullt Money firm, at 7(97 coin. Gold
TX. Exchange-long 856; short 9k.
aoyernments quiet and firm. State
bonds very quiet. Cotton dull and easier:
sales 6l5 bales-uplands 19L; Orleans
19A. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat a shade firmer, with light but fair
demand. at l.67@l.6s for No. Q Mi.
waukie. Corn firm. Pork Quiet and
hrm-new 1875. Lard frm-Western
steam 8 8 16@9aS. Freighss quiet.
z F. M.-Net receipts of cotton AS
bales; gross d. l07; sales for export to.
day 340+ Saturday evening, 1896. Sales
for future delivery $4,000 bales, aa fol.
lows: May lSN; June 18k. 1877; July
1873, 161<;sAngust 10 TIC, ID ll.16:
September 17551aC Cotton dull and easier:
sales l, 133 bales-nplapds 1917; Orleans
l934. Flour stssdy eWhiskey-fairly
active and firmer, III; 9S1<. Wheat a
shade iirmef-iairly, active Corn dull
and declining-neH mixed Western G7;
oid 6S. Ei5s ssead5, as734@eh. Pork
shade :frmer-neW 1890. Lard stea
der. Feeights v advancing. Money
drmer, at Z gold Sterling-iong steady.
Gold 17k@l73s. Il Governments closed