The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-02


middling l63'a; low middiug 1925;
good ordinary 1921; net receipts SIT;
sales l50; stock 16. 1G7; weekly net re-
ceipis 3.0l4; exports to Great Britain
4.242; continent 1850; coastwise 1,743;
sales 1000.
BosroN. May Cotton duil-mid.
ding IT'S; net receipts II; gross 1.OS3;
sales zoo; stock 5000; weekly net re.
ce,pts II; gross 3.3O5; exports to Great
Britain 363; sales 1.l50.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUEr.
This coart convened at the usual hour.
Judge Bryan appointed Reuben Tom
lInson assignee Of William Z. Russell
bankrupt, III the plucs of l.. Mclean.
late assignee. Also, approved of the
appointment Of J. Harrington, M as.
signee in the case Of john II. O'Neill.
bankrupt. La the matter OF Albert
Barnch. it was ordered that a schedule
OF assets and liabilities, in accordance
with law. be filed by tho bankrnp,
within teu days from thia date. The
Judge signed orders for the final dis.
charge IN bankruptcy of Henry +.
Baker, e +. Sweegan and Charles T.
Baker. copar.ners Of II. l.. Baker & Co :,
bnhkrnpts, and also for tho iuaI dis.
charge a. SyIvanus Wallace, If York
The petition of Godfrey Hurmon, Jr. /,
tor tho sale Of property III the case IF
Solomon q. Harmon, bankrupt, was
heard, aud it was ordered that all the
property not set upnrt us homestead be
sold by the marshal on the first Monday
III June next. at Lexington, after due
advertisement. It wss ordered in the
application Of Mrs. Q. E. Bennett Tor
the appointment of special master in
the case Of L. $. X. Bennett, BANKRUPT.
that tho case be referred to Samuel
Lord, AS special master. to report within
thirty days what costs, exp, nsss aud
counsel fees are due.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL FOR Tua YEAR
Inquiry at the Offices of the different
steamship lines in New York, shows
that the aggregate number of travellers
To Europe this season will probably be
much less than in 1873. This reduc,ion
ls generally attributed to the effects of
the late panic and unsettled state of the
country, whilo many in consequence
cannot afford the luxury of M ocean
trip. Others, who could we'll bear the
expense. have deemed 1t mex pedient to
leave their business. aud this situation
of many heads of families has kept ut
homo their dependents The same in :
lncnce, it is said. has also probably
been excited by the fact that there ARE.
no unusual attractions in Earope this
year, and by dread Of ocean perils in :
spirea by the late disasters.
The steamer u. l.. Tally, from Selma.
arrived last uight, bringing a hors.
which entered tho Confederate service
in 1861. III Garritys battery, Alabama
State Artillery. The old veteran is in
the nei8hborhood Of twenty five years
OF age, went ull through tho war, was
several times wounded, and, after the
sword was beaten into the plow-share,
became u sumpter horse for river bot
tom planter. Ho was sent for by the
company, aud will tnke part in the me-
moral ceremonies. -Mob,ls Register.
ANOTHER OLD CHAnLEsroN1AN GONE
-One Of Carollna's most cultured aud
highly ly'respected oitizens passed away
on Thursday. Mr.. Charles Manigault
died at his residence in Gibbs street,
Charleston, aged eighty. The ieceased
belonged to one Of the historic Hugue.
not families
There soems to be no doubt that tho
old man arrested at Salt Luke is the
true Bender. He is beng held in To.
peka until persons from tho scene OF the
Dutcherles Can 60 there to identify
him.
AT fashionable church in New York
the contribution plates are carried
round by yccng ladies, to the great
benefit OF the treasury.