The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

With Them sad buried the bhdips Of
their dead. 3si T,r- ,Ias .i4Eti' .l:.->-.rs
An.rlsa. sesssss. sas1 I!-.a
,sANF aAHqdaoo. April II The Apache
abatsd:1 RSSbe4ies' ana mafdsrs ars
frequent. The Mexican Government
has authorized. the construction, of u
telegraph line thzough sinaloa and: So
nora. 2HI' 'a!ti : sHE1: ~ ~
ARKANSAS Cry. April ia party,
sent TO- protect and warn the surveyors
ON the Cinnamon River, has tretnrned.
They ionnd the bodies Of four surveyors
terribly tnusilated. Demipg'6 body was
brought back; the Others we're buried on
the Spot. Thp. party. encountered bands
OF Oheyennes, who made hostile demon
strationa, but did not venture to attack.
LIETnE RouK, AKK.; April 11.-Three
iron piers, htty feet long, for the rail
Eoad.bridge, hava been avapt away. The
flysI has risen twenty feet in forty eight
PogaHkEERs1R, n, r. April 1.-THE
remains OF W. and Mary Merritt.
Victims Of the Atlantic disaster. ariived
teddy. and we're pnt in, the ssecsiying
II Mrs. Merritt aud Hiss ,Soyymssr.
when all will be ;bnried together.s'., ..w'i
.AnbAKYi &, April II. The Assem- :
bly, passed "a resolution ordering Tie az
rest of, Tweed, Gould aud butcher. for
rsldsiPg. TO- testify before. the ,Erieinvas-
slgaEng01ommittee.. :. .:,;ivoz j. \.
,FfNSW!. RoRK, April IL. l.-Med{ip with.
dfpw from the Civil serei6s pommis::
sioh, oh account of.the Presidents or
der OF .incnmpaiihilityt Of State and
ksdstAl offices. The Presidents. aocsps.
ing Msd1Hs resignation, gives assurah ahcae
taat tbe rules OF the civil. servioe will be
Thegas strikers held q private .meet.
ing. tonight. and ,to:morrow night will
haNeA gtand mass meeting, Ths Presi.
dentof the Gas.Ren'sl !8cniety says the
organization is now complete. and a gen.
eral strike viii result befsrS, d week. I.
Work has been commenced :on the
East River Bridge, TO connect New York
and Long leland City.ir ,a'.h,,a . a'r3'
a Washington 'apeciai says nriyate sd.
vices from New Orleans state shat Che
hya'monitore ltherehare Being repaired
and got ready for service; beaide which,
there are three other monitors and eight
mulbachs ready. ft is believed this has
some connection with the recent move
ments Of troops on the Rio arande.
ALBANY. N. T., April ll.-In the Erie
Investigation, Senator Madden testified
that In 1868 he received 81, 900 to hand
to,a lawyer named Little. When he was
o candidate for Senator, in 1871, Gould
sent him 81, 900, which he spent, and
some, too, for election purposes. Since
Madden became Senator, he never. re-
ceived oent from any source. o.
AsPIHwAhhy VIA HAVANA, April IL
The city Of San Salvador, capitol OF che
Central American Republic OF that name.
has been destroyed by an earthquake,
causing a terrible loss Of life. 800 per-
sons persisted, and property valued at
$12. 900. 900 destroyed. The earthquake
was followed by q conAsgration, and
many buildings were burned.
CINCINNATI, April 11.--A special de-
spatch states thabthe river at Men. phis
Is now within: two feet OF the last over
fiow,, and is rising an inoh an hour.
Fears are entertained of serious over,
dow below. +, 'as.H
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE President
leaves eatly next week for Missouri, and
returns the frst Of May. Robson,
Belknap and 'Oresswell are absent from
the Cabinet. The President has ap-
pointed r. M. Reynolds Collector OF
Customs for Mobile, vioe Miller. re.
moved. t'y
Gen. Sherman and Gen. Mcdowell.
who commands the'division OF the South,
had consultation with the President.
with view to concentrating the troops
in the interest Of economy. Mcdowell
leaves for his headquarters rs-Louisville,
KIN a few days. Secretary Delano
has advised the military not to surrender
the indicted Modocs to the civil eu-
thorities, in case the Modocs surrender.
Surgeon Jos. Z. Carson has been order.
cd to the department. Of the Bouth for
duty. sg
NHw YoRK, April 1.-THE Senate
Postal Oar Committee heard the areu.
ment, to-day, OF T. Ouyler, of Phila.
delphia, who held that the Government
had no more constitutional right 20 force
railway companies to perform services
for nothing, or for unsatisfactory com.
pensation, than to take citizens resi-.
dence and turn it into post Office, and
denied the power of Congress to fix oom.
pensstion for carrying mails.
Services 10 the Episcopsl and Roman