The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-24
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The Government has addsessed . note
to the German Govefnment, hoping
that the difference existing between
them on the Spanish question will not
impair their friendship for each other
A cordial reply has been received from
Germany, assuring this Government
thst it's friendship remains unaitered.
Mr.. A. H. Stephens tersely says:
The South does not want reconst:uo-
tion, but restoration.
PARIS, September 23.-Jean Bap.
tist Ellie de Beaumont, the eminent
French geologist, is dead.
The elections to. Eli vacancies in the
N.tional Assembly have been ordered
for October 18. The excitement over
the approaching election for Council.
General in Corsica. causes much dis
order. The authorities have been
obliged to interfere to prevent colli-
sions between the supporters of Prince
Napoleon and M. Pietri, tho opposi.
tion Bonapartist candidate.
BERLIN, September 23.-The Ma
tiondt Gnzstte says while the expulsion
of the D.nes from Schleswig was u
few isolated cases. The GaseNe says
the relations between Germany and
Den mark are friendly.
LONDON, September ga dispatch
from Carlist sources denies tho truth
of the report that Don Carlos has been
recognized by four branches of the
Bourbon family as heir presumptive to
the throne of Frauce. The Empress
Of Russia is expected to nrrive in Eng.
land October Is, on visit to her
daughter, the Dlches ) Of Elinburg.
The New Castle Chamber of Com
merce have adopted resolutions con
demning the Canadian reciprocity
treaty as prejudicial to British INDUS
try.
TcIeGraDhiC-lmcr Matters.
PHILADELPHIA. September 22.--rle
P,ttsburg EOening Telegraph, an irha-
entail and thoroughly Republican
journal, commenting upon the semi
official statement telegraphcd hence
last night, that the President, Sccre-
tary Bristow and Postmaster General
Jewell propose to prnne out of the
Southern Federal Offices all officials
charged with incapuciiy, &c, says:
This means q clearing out Of the cur
pet-baggers and scalawagl, white and
black, who have brought discredit on
the Republican party, aud been one Df
the most active agencies ut the South
in fomenting strife aud keeping alive
the embers of the civil war It vii; be
such II concession to the respectable
elements Of Southern society, that, un-
less human nature is different there
from what it is any place else, it should
enlist strong influence ag gAinst politi-
cal corruption on the one hand and mob
law on the other. We think President
Grant proposes to throw IN influeu GO
South in favor OF good government
that will take away all excuse for mob
violence. aud will rally to the side Of
law and order the best cass of the
Southern people, oiass that will be
abundantly able, when once resolved,
to repress secret or open demoustra
tions against any body of people, no
matter what mny be their ruce or po.
litioal affiliations. Ii u thorough weed
ing out OF incompetence and corrup-
tion from the Federal officers at the
South will promote this grand reform,
will aid in restoring peace and good
fellowship. let us have it at once, even
il it does send Aocking back to the
North crowd Of political buzzards
who have dishonored every profession
they ever made"
New ORLEANS, September 22.-
Judge Atscha, OF the Superior Cuurt,
IS dissatisfied with Kellogg'a course.
and has resigned. G.. NJ. Phillips pub
llshed card in to-duy's Bulletin,
charging Judge DlbbIe with shooting
West, the newspaper correspondent,
from the window of the custom house
Others testify that Hollyman killed
West. Assistant Secretary Cowan,
with Admiral Rogers, arrived from
Washington, and had three hours
conference with Kellogg yesterday.
The result is unknown. Twenty eight
companies Of United States troops are
stationed here. Kellogg has refused
to receive Badgers resignation. and
the latter resumes command of the
police. Registration has been re-
sumod without disturbance. The CON
fcrcnco CON mittee nus adjourned with
out accom-. fishing anything. The
Democrats have agreed to abandon the
White League in order to prevent fur
ther disturbance, provided the Repub.
llcans create vacancies In the returning
board aud select two Democrats. and
let each party select fifth. Tho Re-
pubicans declined. Under the law,
the board has the power to fill va