The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12

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Signs of moving once 4nore.tto obtain oh ] the
1cgcnarel Of the Danubian priiscipalities, and
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n, 4 VIENNx, ,Monday, september Id. An
Order has been issusd by the Minister OF
War, that the regiments Of the 5Austria j, i
army named after the King and Princes oi
Rfuasis, the Duke ofBaden and nine others.
shall cease to be 80 named. liz
-.s --es'fAEz9e Mondny Evening, September II. -
sn.Y MaRqUese, AEEl,ister, to Censtautino,
BEEN recaHad. and win SO to Mexi-
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LEyERPooI, Monday Evening, September
perf ann ensdssuffs tirm. nrovisions quiet
..aG Loapocs. Tuesday September u-Noon.
Faris letter, published to-day, SAYS
cMexlmah1an ts expected to return from
Z MsFieo e Europe Cy every steamer
Tba bAphID, Ha1o,s1s sI1nesday, September 1lsA. NJ.
troops, must be withdrawn from Mexico
:. wash the utmost caution, unless amicable
Tsaatsons are previously established with
: +,1vrExHA, lTussdas, September 1.-THE
d+Asss.asn 'Miaister of ;Gafines has ordered
-the, Adfiatac feet now at Trieste, to pro-
coed to Pols and Fieume, the Austrian
naval stations, to be disarmed.
eofnmietee of the Chamber of Deputies
persist in the design of reducing the
amount OF the loan which the Government
asks authority to obtain. by the issue OF
Of thsieTs.' The Minister Of Finance has
protested against such & reduction. and
expressed the hope that tho Chamber
w"1ia psss,the r. bill IN it's original form.
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G~sn--The anxiety as to the British grain
crops is increasing. Tho weather is very
vet. vet and prices are higher in all the mar
~ k Ikassmseoa. Tuesday, iseptember Il,
= 5000 bales. Mddling uplands, 18d.
=. LoNDoN. Tuesday, September l1-Noon.
= censols, ssa for money; five-twenties. II.
News Items.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 1.-THE Pre-
'sident arrived Yesterday evening, along the
route from st. Louis. He was received
: with great enthusiasm; but upon being in
,trodnced to the great assemblagc here,
there were signs Of much, disorder among
the crowd, aud the confusion was 30 great
athat the PRESIDENT retired from the balcony
OF the hotel. Several disturbances occur
red among the croxd. with lanentable re-
suits. Pistol shots were fired, and one
man killed ami several wounded The
crowd dispersed from before tho hotel
about 10 O'Clock, Mt which time everything
-SMassquiet. 20 q, . "a. fr
The New York AesuiPs special saws Sui
geon-General Barnes is dangerously i'll at
Chicago, OF congestiye chills, with slight
hopes Of his recovery.
.DpoRTLAND, September u.-The bark Ada
'9. York, from New Orleans for Livorp ool,
With cargo OF cotton, was wrecked on
Sable Island, on the 18th Of August. Part
IF tAeScargn sails and rigging were saved,
1znd the authorities we're making exertions
to save the remainder. The crew arrived
at Halifax yesterday. She was owned in
Portland, and was partially insured.
0ScINNa1I. September 1.-The City
Council refused, by a vote of Eighteen to
six. to tenderv the hosp;taities OF the city
TO the Presidential party. 4 meeting of
the citizens at the Chamber Of Commerce,
last night, resolved to tender public re-
ception to the. disting uished visitors 4
committee was appointed to make the ne
ceessry arrangements.
HARRISBURG, PA, September IL The
Common Council of the city have appoint
ted,a committee to make arrangements for
the reception Of the President, who is ex-
peuted here Friday, on his return to Wash
ington. st,,1a rs. S..-t