The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-03

Germany. ~ i.iys ~ S %Sls3 So,
EPARIs, October 2. There is much
.distrust in political and financial cir
oles. Ronher, Foreign Secretary;
Lavaflette, Home Secretary, and Mi
,gra, Italian Minister to France. have
left for Biarrits, to confer with the
Emperor. "a, (. Il -. 4 :. 81, 3 \
HFnoRENcR, October 2. The serious
riots with the Garibaldians at Viyer-
to, have been qnelled.
g NewSys i.sfas.
SNAsHyuIhE, October 2. There was
sIslight frost yesterday morning.
SNRw YORK, October 2. THE steam
ship Scotia, with European dates to
= the , 22a tsss hes arrived. The Times says
Bruee's death is peculiar misfor-
tpne, pending the present intricate
and delicate negotiations with the
United States Government, which is
not always disposed to approach
Great Britain in spirit of generosity
and forbearance. The position is
most ominous. and each occupant
finds his labor more exacting than
his predecessor. .f e
OHARLEsToN, October 2.-GeA.
Candy has issned an order prohibit
ing provost courts from exercising
jurisdiction in any case involving the
title of land, or in any civil cause
where the claim exceeds $500. He
has also signified his intention to
modify, Gen. Sickles' order closing
bar rooms throughout the Second
Military District.
W RICHMOND, October 2.-Congress-
man Shanks. in an address to the
blacks, this evening, said he spoke as
one of o party who had power. when
he said the Southern States would
have been in the Union long ago, if
they had given their rights to the
blacks; and would never get in till
they did. Mr.. Johnson, if guilty,
would be impeached, and even with
the aid Of the Maryland rebel mill
tia, which was arming, would be
powerless to do anything. Men of
the North were ready, at the tap of
the d-:s &c &. s;;M ;:il lin lin mud his mill
tary. He predicted 10000 majority
in Ohio for the Republicans.
Hon., Alex. Rives and O. colored
man, were nominated by the Repub-
licans of Albermarle, yesterday, for
the Convention. Last night they
were burnt in efigy by the opposi-
tion. - ,%f
NEy ORhEANs, October 2.-Inter-
-aents from yellow fever, up to 6
O'Clock this morning, "a.
CHARLESTON, October g. ARRIVED
steamers Alabama, New York; AIli-
ance, Philadelphia; schooners J. r.
iowa, Philadelphia; N. w. Smith,
New. York ) s. r. Jamison, Rock
port. Sailed-brig J. A. Deveraux,
Boston, H.
WAsH1NGgoN, October 2.-Gen.
Movers kilograms to Gen. Grant
state that the election passed off
quietly throughout Louisiana.
Treasury clerks now work from
9to 4 o'clock. Revenue receipts to-
olay 81, 761, ,00O
The Grow Indians refuse to meet
the Commissioners at Fort Laramie,
in November.
One thousand pounds of bullion,
recently shipped from Gold Hill, Ne
vada, by the Merchants Union Ex-
PAOoo3 iltio dItlteu db DTOWuSV1lle, Ne
: braska. They were robbed of
$15, ZOO on the route.
In Massachusetts the Democrats
have nominated John Qdincey Adams
for Governor, and Geo. M. Starnes
{ for Lientenant Governor. Two hun
dred e7d nineteen towns were repre-
sente ~ 963 delegates. Unusual
enthusiasm prevailed.
The branch mint at Charlotte, N.
O., will soon be put in full operation
for assaying purposes only. Mr..
Jones, the assayer, is now here. and
represents that operations have been
recommended in the mines, which
were neglected during the war, and
that the receipts are on the increase,
not only from localities in North Ca
rolina, but from the contiguous
States.
The Secretary of State has letter,
reporting the discovery of pure an
thracite coal in Russian America.