The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-20


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eh6 bdIlUs 6forN Uhissd 6taySs Sen xt6f.
the vote in,the 6enatof stood: Allison,
80; Wsllaoe, l8. In, the Hopss. AN.
SOB. So: Wallece, lot.
VIoKsBuRa. January 19.-Federal
bayonets restored order. or otherwise,
in the Sheriff's Office. = - -.
HARTFORD, January l9.-E. B.
Cooke. OF the Waterford American, the
oldest editor. is dead; aged eighty
two.
New YORK. January l9.-Wm. 81.
Aspinwall, we'll known in shipping and
commercial circles, is dead.
A special meeting Of the Union
League adjourned without action upon
the resolntions-one approving and
the other condemning Louisiana
events.
NAsHvILLE, January l19.-The two
houses OF the Legislature baliuted
separately for United States Senator.
Lii sdo Seuote, the vote stood: john
son, q; Stevens. 6; Brown. Q; Butte,
3; Savage. 2; Quarles, 2; Ewing, L;
Kennedy. l. The results of the second
and third ballots were the same as the
hrst. In the House. DO nominations
were made, and one ballot had-John.
son received 81; Stephens, IL; Brown,
II; Butte. IL; Quarles. s; Ewing, 6;
Savage, 9; Brownlow, 2; HawkiUs, l.
Both houses adjourned until to-mor-
row.
HARRIsBURa, Pa. January 19.-The
Republicans have nominated John
Allison. Register of the United States
Treasury, for Senator.
PROVIDENCE, r. I, January 10
The General Assembly met to-day.
The Governors annual message con-
hrmed entirely the state OF affairs. Two
ballots were taken for United States
Senator, without election. Burnside
leads.
DOVER, DEL January 19.-Gov.
Cochran was inaugurated at noou to-
day. The oath was administered by
Willard SaulAbury, Chancellor. The
Governor, in his inaugural, denouuces
military Interference in law. The
vote will be taken for United States
Senator in both houses tomorrow.
Bayard will be elected.
ALBANY. N. Y. January I9.-In che
Assembly, this afternoon, Francis
Aernan was nominated for the United
States Senate-reoeivipg II votes,
against So for Edwin D. Morgan. tn
tue State Senate, 13 for Kernau, II for
Morgan and one for Beach. Joint
session tomorrow.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. January 10
Senator Carpenter and Gov. Wash
burn we're invited to address the mem
bers of tho Legislature on Wed dnesd4y,
on the condition Of affairs in the
South. Carpenter has accepted, but
Washburn's intentions are unknown.
AUGUSTA. Me January l9.-Hamlin
has been reelected Senator.
WASHINGTON. January 19.-.The fol.
lowing is verbaI abstract of the Pre-.
sident's speech to the com mittse,
headed by Alcorn. regarding the sav.
ing alluvial lands in the Mississippi
Valley: Have not received report:
would give it careful confederation:
was kindly disposed towards assisting
in rebuilding material prosperity OF
the South; regretted that the people
OF Shreveport should be disposed to
lawlessness 80 soon after they had
been relieved by the bounty of the
Government during the yellow fever;
thought We would get less sympathy
in Congress.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Postmaster
West Virginia; Brink, Wilmington.
The Cabinet, to-day, perfected the
Canadian postal treaty, which will be
Immediately sent to Canada for sigma
tnres'n! the rce.:! authorities there.
Whitelaw Reed appeared before the
Police Court, to-day, and gave bail TO
answer the charge of libel, brought by
Ok Governor Shepperd.
notwithstanding Wednesday,
in the South Atlantic aud East Gulf
States, rising followed by falling ba.
rometer, slight changes in tempera-
ture. North to East winds and partly
cloudy weather will prevail. In West
Gulf States. rising tenn perature, falling
barometer, North or East winds and
partly cloudy weather.
WASHINGTON. January 10 In the
Senate, Alcorn presented resolutions
of the State Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry of that State, in favor of max
ing Pascagoula port OF entry aud for
the improvement OF that harbor; re-
ferred to the Committee on Oom.
merce The legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bill WAS oon-
sidered and the Senate. by q vote of
29 to 81, refused to concur in the