The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-09

WASHINGTON, November 3.-Mr. Lanier,
who was sent abroad by the Government
on financial mission, officially reports
that; with q wise and correct policy, there
Will be no limit to the demand for our Sc
curities abroad.
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI, November 3.-The
bill to abolish the special court of equity,
established by Provisional Governor
Sharkey, has passed the House over the
Governors veto. It will pass the Senate.
New YonK, November "a special meet
ing OF the health commissioners was held
to-day, in consequence Of the reported
presence of the cholera.
New YORK. November 2.-The formal
public Of Mexico occurred to-day. Over
1000 persons were present, and among
them many OF our leading bankers and
merchants.
u;ess Speeches s;rs were made by Mr.: Romero, the
Hon. s. s. Cox, Major-Gencral Lew Wal,
lace, Robert Dale Owen and others.
Large sums were subscribed on the spot
Among the distinguished Mexican Gene
rails present there were Ortega, Berrio-
siasm prevailed.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-The court Of
appeals OF the State of Maryland has sus-
tained the constitutionality Of the registry
law OF tho State, and also the consistency
OF the provisions in the Constitution of the
State with the Constitution of the United
States.
WASHINGTON. November 2.-The cabinet
is getting close upon a unit in support of
the Presidents policy Of reconstruction.
Those who have superior means of know
ing at the war Office state that Mr.. Stanton
may leave the cabinet very soon. Sharp
differences between himself and the Presi-
dent are not favorable to his remaining
with honor. Sundry Northern representa-
tives who havc come here to browbeat the
President have returned in a great rage.
1t Is now stated that Caleb Cushing's
part IN London, upon the point of claims
OF our Government for the deprcdations of
the rebel cruisers will be to make the legal
argument.
Our board Of police commissioners pass
ed a resolution this evening recommending
the doubling of patrols in the several
wards, with view to a rigid search for
nuisanccs of every description in alleys,
streets and houses, as 4 preventative
against cholera inroad. The police are in
structed by resolution to report upon the
. matter.
1t is currently reported that General
Longstrcct has been handsomely received
III military circles here.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Right
Rev Bishops Quintard, of the diocese of
Tenncs see; Lay, of the diocese of Arkan-
sas; and Atkinson, of the diocese of North
Carolina; together with Rev. Drs. Bacus
and Iathrop, OF New York, are stopping at
the Metropolitan. These gentlemen form
a part of the committee. recently appoint
cd by the Episcopal Convention at Philadcl-
phia, to wait upon the President and pre-
sent certain congratulatory resolutions re-
garding the newly restored unity of the
Episcopal Church.
The following despatch has been sent by
the President to the Governor Of Arkansas
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WAsHINGroS, d: c., October 80, 1865.
To Coz. M,ophy, Little Rock, Arkdusas:
There will be no interference with your
present organization Of State Government.
have learned from E.W. Can't, Esq, and
other sources, that all is working we'll, and
you will proceed and resume the former
relations with the Federal Government,
and all the aid in the power of the Govern
ment will be given in restoring the State
to its former relations.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States
Important from Canada.