The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-22

gardiug Salzburg. Prussia accepts
the French representation, to regard
the conference as pledge of peace.
He makes many illusions to the
unity of the German States, which
provoke comment from the French
press. as ignoring the treaty of
Prague. = 49,.
LIVERPOOL, September 90. "A coal
barge sunk at the pier this morning,
and four lives were lost.
- News Items.
IA HEARTS CONTENT, September 90.
Ghe cable of 1866 has been repaired
Ind is working well.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-The
president, expresses confidence that
Notwithstanding appearances, the
elections South will occur simulta-
neously.
The 'Tfibune's despatch from North
Platte says peace has been declared
with the Brules, Ogalles and Sioux
Indians. They receive powder and
ball. Pawnao Killer left the council
IL anger. The Commissioners have
lett for Omaha.
eWAsHINaToN. September 21.-A
serious difficulty has arisen in the
city councl in reference to negro and
wi}ite votes.
Gen. Sheridan is summoned and
will testify before the Paymaster
FrAud Committee. It is expected
|th$ Sheridan's testimony will throw
|sa1he light on the Lowenthal compli-
cation. ,a7-'
The Sfar says it learns that Gen.
Sickles has letter from Gov. Orr ex-
pressing gratitude. in behalf OF tue
people of South Carolina, for what
Siclles did for them during his rule.
\ Keceipts of customs for the week
ending on the 14th, So. $40, 900.
ID lie Federal Court processes are
larly executed in the Second
Harry District.
be Express says it is understood
Hancock will not assume COM
of the Fifth Military District
the 10th proximo.
PIERRE, w. l., September 81.
last night destroyed 200 houses.
sToN, September 21.-Mount
N iron works, on Taunton river,
"A ing three acres, was burned last
Loss $150,000, mostly in
RrTokp, September 21.-The
ford and New York Steamboat
Pany depot was burned last
with freight loss of 100000.
LOUIS, September 20.-Omaha
T. tches confirm peace with the
b, Ogalles and bands of Sioux.
fears are entertained for the
of party of engineers on the
abetween Fort Smith and Vir-
- aSCity. The Indians have mott
be contractors that the railroad
pot be built beyond Fort Hayes.
is great excitement along the
and laborers are leaving.
Y ORLEANS, September 21.-
we're sixty-four interments
yellow fever, up to 6 o'clock
orning. The Picayune, of to-
zsys the disease is widespread,
le- number of cases is much
than during the epidemic of
=z=7'7 =;573r5 but owing to milder type of
Fcase, mortality comparatively
EhEsroN, September 21.-
steamer; Sea Gull, for
Pre;v3Ianhattan and Alabama,
~ York; Alliance, for Phila-
Mia The Manhattan has the
Georgia in tow.
NJ roND, September 21.-The
hinations for the convention
Vie to-day by the Republicans.
Mines, late revenue collector,
!. John B. Crenshaw, q Quaker
Ar, are the nominees. The
{ticians are holding meetings
nominations. All names so
fcly mentioned are those of
whO have become residents
3 war ended.
~ oND, September 21.-Gen.
this morning, issued an
hat the ballots of the white
ored voters in the coming
shall be taken separately. In
district of 500 votes, three per-
Aall assist the registering officer
wing votes; and where more
}, six persons shall assist-all
Seyiously sworn to the impair
Charge of their duties and
from the registered voters OF
.sSrict.