The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-02

Gable Dispatches.
News IesEI,s,

1851 mandatory, has to-day isened
the following: t'Notice is : hereby
gwen, that the Assistant Treasurer at
Now York is prepared and has in
seruotions to, issue three per cent.
certificates, in. denominations of Eve
. and ten thousand dollars, in redemp-
ton of compound interest notes
maturing in October and November
nexE The accrued interest and re-
'demption will be paid in currency"
Gen. Grant was present during the
entire Cabinet session to-day.
Internal revenue receipts $795, 600.
1t is reported that the Croton Ma
tionA Bank has badly bursted.
The Government examiners took
possession of the Croton National
Bank to-day. It is thought deposit
ors will be paid eventually.
The land lines connecting the
cablos are down, and there have been
no European dispatches since Sun
day.
ST.. Louis, September 3O.-The
funeral of Gen. Sterling Price, to-
day, was one of the largest ever seen
here. The ceremonies took place in
the First Church, DR.. Boyle, where
the remains lay in state all the morn
ing, and were visited by very large
number Of citizens.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Sheridan's
reception by the Union League was q
snowy affair. Sheridan said: II
have scarcely language to express the
very great appreciation I have for
your very warm and hearty welcome.
only hope that 1 may hereafter be
I able to deserve the same approval in
my acts. 1 only know that hereto
lore, and believe hereafter, I shall
never. by any act of mine, attempt
to make rebellion honorable. loud
Applause. Rebellion is crime and
1t shall not be made honorable.
lOheers. Gentlemen, I thank YOU.
Sheridan visited the stock and gold
boards this morning. There was wild
enthusiasm. After the excitement
subsidized, Sheridan thanked them
kindly, when the members sung lola
John Brown" much to the Generals
, satisfaction.
a collision occurred on the Morris
and Essex Railroad to-day. The
cars were smashed and brakeman
killed.
Adyices from Iowa indicate serious
German defections from the radicals
GWell-posted Republicans, though
confident Of carrying the State, ap-
prehend heavy losses.
The, steamer Sego, from New Or
leans for Philadelphia, was totally
burned on the 9th ult. The Rapi-
dan rescued and brought here the
passengers and crew, except Perry
Short. John O'Donnel and Thomas
Crowly, who were burned to death.
Advices from Guatemala state that
the revolution had been Suppressed
Prado has been proclaimed President
OF Peru. The new constitution has
been promulgated. Extensive gold
discoveries in Northern Chill are re-
ported. The Congress of Ecuador
had stormy session, resulting in the
expulsion of ex-President Garcia No
reno from the Senate. An attemptto
expel Don Antonio Flores failed.
sEwARK, N. j., October IA
boiler explosion, to-day, killed two
men.
New ORLEANS, October There
is no perceptible abatement of the
epidemic. Interments up to 6 o'clock
this morning GO.
CHARLESTON, October l. 1.-Arrived-
steamers Manhattan, New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore; brig Volant, New
RICHMOND, October lin the
United States Circuit Court, to-day,
the counsel for the party charged
with defrauding the revenue of the
Whiskey tax, moved to quash the in
dictment, because the Federal Courts
being of limited Jurisdiction, cannot
take cognizance of any crime not ex-
pressly declared SO by Act of Con
gress.
The amount of pay received by
the troops in and around Richmond
is $1,000, 900 per annum, and the
total cost of military establishment is
$4,000, 900 yearly. There was q
heavy frost here last night.
WORCESTER, MASS, October IA
Democra tic Convention is in session.
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