The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-22
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the 4th TO the 18th gof March; when the
olimax'was reached. Fortunately, suoh
citizens as had not left the city were liv-.
ing II PIECES, :eaas. .he less .: lie,
though great, was much diminished.
Hotel del Plaqua and the .Goyernment
Palace are the only buildings left stand
ing. Loss estimated at $12, GOO, 600; az.
gregate loss OF life, B,O00:Gi.
ROME, April 21.-The Pope arose at
h;!;,ass nall past y, yesterday, and saH some
BaEsr, April 21.-The break il Ii the
French Atlantic cable is located oa0
miles hence. ~: ;'t'-
4: & Ametis.a .E=..s=s. :.
CHARLESTON, April ,2l.--Arrived.a
Steamship South Carolina. New York.
NEW. ORLEANS. April 2O.-Sat1rday,
Tom Corbit won the first race.-time.
4.3O; Alice Mitchell the eeoond-time,
Las; Village Blacksmith the third d-time.
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Edward Booth is released FROM twenty
four honrs' imprisonment for contempt
OF oogrt in refusing to pay she lioense to
the Kellogg doyerhment. and has, re-
ceived an ovation. The parade vas
headed bysG Aaha cs neaeic.: : Az the r-c:
oession passed the corner Of Camp and
Graviers streets, Kellogg was hung il. .et-
fgy and burned. -, SSs.-.s ~
SAN FRANCISCO, April l20.--Lieutenant
Dannision, Of the steamer Saranao, who
committed suicide, was the son OF the
ex'Postmaster. General. Domestic trou.
BILE was the, e,cause. -, ..a4,si ii.tistl
The retreating Modocs killed Eugene
Hovey and stole his horses. Messengers
have been sent in every direction to warn
the settlers OF the escape Of the Modocs.
Many oouriers refase>a to 60 ont, fearing
HoveyS fate. 6oho6eid ordered the
troops from several points to Gillem.
WASHINGTON. April 20.-1t. appears
from the correspondence. between the
acting Se6retary of War, Robeson, and,
Gen. Mcdowell commanding the Do.
partment Of the Snnth, who is now at New.
York, ana Gen. Emory, commanding at
New Orleans. that:itis difficult, ,to obtain
transportation for two companies Of
Federal troops to Grant Parish. The
regular boats refssed to carry troops. as
1t would ruin their. trade. Application
mas been made to Collector Casey, who
had no means OF transportation; finally,
Emory succeeded 10 chartering vessel
Tor the special aervioe. The correspond
ence .does not clearly show what the
troops are to do when they reach. Oolfax.
beyond preserving order. j..
NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-The steamer
Hodge,. with United. States troops. hns'
departed Tor Oolfax.. .Kellogg's. officials
have left st. Maty's Parish. The i'm.
preston le gaining ground that Federal
troops will be required in every parish
to protect Kellogg's tax-gatherers. ST
SPRINaF1E1D, MASS =. April, 81 Geo.
Bliss, prominently connected with rail.
road enterprises, is dead, aged eighty.
SALT LAkR. April21 Several negroes,
fought over cards; two were shot throsRh
the breast and ,aupther raxored -, The
new mission to ARIZONA is progressing
rapidly. q, COO Mormon mon ;nre going.
YREKA, April 20..s22A 'coutier from the
front. .o'olnnkj lonti Friday, 'tepoftso the
Indians stilIin the. lays beds. & Thaspi.
zootic has. not reaohed the trout, SIT is
at Bails place, wheta She volunteers are
rendezvoneing. Jig e.
NEW YoRK, April 2l.-It is reported
that plans are maturing in England for q
railroad between New York and Phila-
delphia, oia New York Bay ind across
Staten Island. G.. -
SAN FRANoIsoo, April 2l.-Two of the
worst bands OF Apaches in Arizona have
submitted Internationally. They have
dehed the Government for twenty years;
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killed during the last campaign, dis
spirited them. General Crook received
their surrender. The chiefs promised
to send word to outside parties to come
in. Crook gave passes to runners spread
ing the news of peace.
The epizooty has nearly subsidized in
Arizona. and all the stage lines are run-
ming. Work commences on the Texas
and San Diego Road on Tuesday.
CANIsToLA, N. Y, April 21.-A large
portion OF this town was burned to day /;
loss $50. 900. t-
WAsHINaToN, April 21.-Owing to the
Indian excitement, the Government has
withdrawn the hppeal for the release of
Santanta and Big rree--not withstanding
the Kiowas have complied with the con.
ditions.
A telegram from Governor Kellogg to
the Attorney. General, received to- day, is
as follows: ''Matters are quiet in Lsuisi.
ana. with the exception OF four or Eve
parishes. My Communication to Gene
raj Emery, requesting that troops be sent
to these remote parishes. was with a
view to prevent any possible outbreak.