The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-22

:tFhoRRNGE, Octob ober 81 he italian
troops on the Papal frontier have
been fe-inforced, and increased efforts
made sto guard the whole frontier.
Italy is greatly excited at .the, .hrea.
of, French interference.t = ~ rs ~ u
s.RoME, October 21, There was, o
fierce revolt at Nevola, on Friday,
during which the PapaI troops recap
tured the town. !. The Garibaldians
suffered heavy loss. sffsN
.yS .s,s; News Items. ~
STTAshIsaroN, October 2O.--The
restorat. 1!of the picture by the Post
Office Department. has led to ven.
.tilation of facts regarding the dispo-
sition OF booty from the army during
the stgrand march to the sea- Mill
tary orders preventing it's TRANSMITS,
sion by express, it was placed in the
:t;;ssa.iii :tss.i, essffhich, over -burdened, drop ped
tin the Dead Letter Office. Since
: then, it,was transferred to the Freed
mems Bureau, and was sold at auc-
tion! Only the one picture, on ac-
count of its rare beauty, was retained.
The articles filed over dozen large
boxes, and the inventory covered
over 100 pages of foolscap. This
inventory embraces the description
OF articles, whence sent, name of
sender and person to whom ad-
dressed The articles themselves
were disposed of nearly three years
ago. ~
:, The Chronicle says. in connection
with the alleged change in Wilson's
views regarding impeachment, that
Wilson has written letter, stating he
has expressed no opinion outside of
the committee room, and that he has
not been in the committee room since
the close of the session, when it was
understood he was averse to impeach-
-ment. s--t
-. The report recently telegraphed,
that Colonel Gilbert has been tried,
lined and reducedi in rank, for par
tlc1pation in the destruction of an
Arkansas newspaper, is unfounded.
Major Pierce is the name of the
officer tried, and his sentence has
been approved at head
- MEMPHIS, October 19.-Rev. g. A.
Davis, of the Cumberland Prest-yte-
rian Church, died of yellow fever.
CRARnEsToN, October 21.-Arrived
yesterday Steamer E. B. Souder anC
bark Kate Stanler, New York.
Arrived to-day Steamer Patapsco,
Baltimore; brig Marcia, New York.
= WASHINGTON, October 21.-Judge
Reddeld, of Vermont, sails for Eng
land, to consummate the settlement
OF the Trenholm Fraser affair, on the
basis adopted by the Government and
the American partners,
Grant has ordered the trial of Capt.
Shaft, for the murder of Col. Shep-
herd, near Mobile.
The Mexican grant in California,
called Sabrante de San Jacinto, has
been confirmed to Maria del Rosario
de Aquiere, wife of Jose Antonio
Aquie e. The tract embraces 4S, 900
acres, within eighteen miles of San
Antonio
There has been ST. 1873, 900 expend-
ed on reconstruction, to date.
~ Internal revenue receipts to-day
!. $452, 900.
The indebtedness Of the Southern
Railroads to the Government, is be-
tween Sc, 600 and 81, ,OOO, 900!
n Admiral Porter's steam launch ex-
oded in Severne River, killing Chief
Engineer Heriot, Engineer Clark,
Cockswain Shea, and negro fire
man. Several others were injured.
RICHMOND, October 21.-This af-
ternoon, Hunnicutt, in speech on
Capitol Square, denounced Northern
men, when one of them said he was q
damned liar" The negroes at
tempted to mob him. He was after.
wards caught, and they were about
to kill him, when the police rescued
him. The negroes followed him to
the station house, throwing stones
and behaving very disorderly. ALI
quiet now. There is much excite
ment in regard to the elections.
New ORLEANS, October 21.-Spe-
cial Orders No. 166, declares that of
the election held September 9th.
75,083 votes were cast for Conyen.
tion, and 1900 against; and ma
jority votes cast being for Conven-
tion, as prescribed by Acts of Con-
gress, the delegates elected at said
election, are notified to assemble in
Convention, at Mechanics Institute
Hall, in the city of New Orleans, La. =,
on the 23d November, for the pur-
poses stated, according to Acts of
Congress, March ODD and ODD. 1867