The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-26

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9ye % 'sRhiaDe1a bpn0sstnn6s Uvssv.
thing In. partisaiEs5ii 10 which Jndss.
Carpenter arsspondsdsg;l.I ;;S9s ssesss s,.
An oecasionsl .blastt, ,ifofs. tho pipes
made some Of the guests feel lively, 1
and they kept tim6 With thsiS rteet.afyu
The hibernian '6ooiety--1ay6 she
flourish like her Own green isle.s Re-
sponded to by Col. AcNastsr. s.,'at
The Internal Revenue Esrvics--
When they SEQ any Scotch !whiskey, let
it pass. Responded to BY Gen. ,Andse-
GOD. r.. s,,r I, mn. .,.Ag.t -.
Col. Pearoe ssns ..sAnnie Lsuris,s
and comic song. Capt. Irsdel, Celsi
Dodamead. Mr.. r. NoDolgaln and.
others lent their aid to tho general en-,
loyment. At / pollock. ..Auld Long
Syns" Was joined in BY all psosssS,
and the company separated, ~ 7ias.s 3
LzcruRs. Governor q. B. Vapss.,
OF North Carolina, will deliver .i lsS-g
ture 10 the New Opers House, on
Thursday evening next. for ths bsaeAs
OF the Washington Street Natbo odist
Episcopal Church. Governor ,Vanes
is spesksr Of great resoutcss. VITA
perennial freshness Of mind, sba .
fund Of Wit apdhuaoF slmost sxhsu,s..,S y
loss. It will be an opportunity vhiais,
sll should embrace. tospsud delight
fol evening. aud 10 contribdts Ssths
same time to the completion Of Stfpo-,
ture which is one Of the ornaments of
the city. We do not alluds to hiehs,
motives for attendsnoe. ALI must feel
their force more strongly than we San
present them. - -
No MARDI GnAs The chief festival
OF New Orleans has always bsen Mardi
Gras. the day before Lsns. which .isss
begins ON Ash Wednesday. Il isgs
carnival almost equal in gayety and
abandon to those formerly held In
Rome. 1n New Orleans it surpssses
in festivisy and merry-msking any of
sse ether :ss::7=!s. Po..:..;;sss... oz re;;-
gions. OF the year. and psrhaps al of
them combined. A despatch. how.
ever. announces that Mssdi Gsa= s.
not to be beld this yssr in New Or.
leans, for the reason essentially thas
the people do mot feel like making
merry. Tho unhappy people OF New
Orleans. like the captive Israelites,
seem to feel more Like Aspefss sheit'
harps upon the Willows than indulgins
in rejoicing under the heels of THAR.
oppressors. The Lenten season I,ss
began with them long sgo. and there
is no knowing where it will end. They.
feel that they can hold no carnival till
this bitter season OF penance- md
modification has como 70 an end.
Nothing can be more significant Of me
distress aud suffering which have ,bssn
brought upon the people Of New Or
leans. than their determination to eur.
render this year the celebration OF
their great annual festival of Mardi
Gras. au5.s
NAIL ARnANaEMKnTs.-- Northerp
mailopens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ. closes
IL A. NJ. 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens6 8
A. M. $50 z. Nj. olosee 8 A. NJ, 6 p.
N. Western opens 6 A. NJ, Up.
~; closes 6. l.30 p. NJ. Greenyiils
opens S.45 P. NJ: closes "a. n. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 10. 20
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2. SO to
$50 P. Nj.
APPOINTMENTS -TTia;; asstiisss5ss. astis5s VII " y:
liamsburg Connty-Louis Jacobs, NJ
s. Camlin. Samuel T. Cooper. Thonas
r. Grier; Greenville-Jamee B. Hher-
nan, T. B. McRee: Wm. B. Johuston:
Pickens-E. 81. Barton, ]. B. Clayton,
Lemnel Thomas. o. L. Holiipgs .orth,
Nathaniel Lynch. Jury Commissio