The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-23
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meter twenty degrees below zero.
;; Bd,s Tweed waS before the Court of
AppIals ON writ of habeas corpus.
MANTGoMERY, Ala, March 22.-Legis-
latu5A adjourned. sineIdie. The last act
waspne Withdrawing the license tax from
hote3a and allowing them to make con-
tractS With boardeA. liN ~. t.l.
CHATTANOOGA, fTESN., March 22.-The
rain on Saturday washed q portion of the
the biidge at Charleston, on the East
Tennesse Road, but they transfer passen-
gers, baggage and mails, and will be all
right Soon. The Alabama and Chatta-
nooga, Memphis and Atlanta Roads were
not injured. - teip
BosroN. Cotton quiet and firm; net
q receipts 2, 767; gross 1888; sales $50.
4 lotion quiet; net re-:
y ceipts 1853; gross 922t :. sS.
b CHARLESTON, March 22.-Arrived-
steamships South Carolina, New York,
Raleigh, Baltimore
RALEIGH, N. c., March 22-Terrifio
winds visited this section on Saturday,
, and many houses were prostrated. Seye-
;. raj persons we're killed and many hurt.
is9yew Hope County suffered most. An
exploded, and Mr.. Womble, of Rich
mond, was killed, and the engineer, fire
man and two others badly scalded ~ 70
EAST JAFFRIRs, N. H, March 22.-The
Granite State Hotel, stable, with nine
horses, and bank block, was burned; loss
$4,000. f'
= 81, LOUIS, March 22.-The tobacco
manufacturers protest against the tax,
tyhich commenced at midnight on the
s. Cd. It is retroactive and disturbs trade.
!. ;. WARRINGTON, March 22.-The loss by
the HuBquehanna flood is estimated at
+. $780, 900. ... -
= WlsHnGroN, March %. Tho Senate is
\ considering unfinished business, being q.
]. resolution approving of the action of Che
! President in regard to Louisiana. Ex-
f Iresidfnt johnson began to speak at ten
G:hhinntea past ID O'Clock. :, ~ n
T. The Sapreme Court decided the case
tBlakeSus.' the First National Bank of
sAthe citY Of New York, by reversing the
S3decisions Of the Circuit Courts of New
=. York, Pennsylvania and Massachus etts,
and h41ding thst the incomes OF banks
\ and H,ilrpad companies and other COM
;,xpands for the last FIVE months of the
year H87l, were subject to an internal
& b%he tax Of 81 per cent. This deci-
soeures the Government about
e. 6 z SsfS I'm the Senate, every sea. was
s ooo51h4sd, and thousands OF people were
6uiaHgl6g through the galleries, to hear
AHafSY Johnson. After II o'clock, in
Il 3kss SgaS. impossible. The diplomatic
! ggslfasa fvas well filled, and the Senate
!, ho9x spfoper crowded, with privileged
oulsi dSfsy Johhson was dressed in his
usual style of elegant neatness; he has a
y fnlksuiS Of gray halt. sHisyoice at first
4 was Low, but gradually swolled until it
: rang through tho corriq ora "a He spoke
viii tout notes, end was loudly appfaad ded
when Lie as3d, ,i,If Gasss ii folscteds & 10 ( q
4 third terma then gold bye sf6 the ro,,nb.
lie" He spoke fof go and re.
ceived appiause front th ezfaaand
9conRratnf a;ohB fropds iifis XIII on the
\aooS hJobns6n spoka ns |iaSi ga fSSSs sShe
Aradits6ns of the republic. 81 Gihy intro
Ea acad d rSs tioh denouneipg jackson
f py removing the deposita ~ was then
Luz SsA'sN Senate had 1!o right to
N sbf, fh4 President
lfsirt ioG i1npeich-
.'Iss tthf Gronblee In
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