The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
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AUousrA, Ga, December 8.

|9te H't--. ApausFA, TAR Dooember6 q. Z
|hs It,is understood > that Governor Brown,
Senetor Hill j. g., Bryant and ,othe promi-
aest Renmhites;ss are opposed "a any fur
ther Congressional interference. Ia the af-
fairs Of disagreeing with >, and
opposing the policy advocated ny Governor
llBullook!r sThoya afare not willing, ITO padtnit
that the. reconstruction of Georgia isl fail
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l4asiS bma ,,5odNEw York, December g. 4
! lsAhother theatre Is to-day added to tho
long list Of those which have been wholly
or partially destroyed by FIRE In this city
during The past two or three years. About
ao'elock this morning, on nlhrm was eound.
ell for the corner OF Broadway and Spring.
strocts. The fremen, WIN were quickly on
The grN,lnd, found that The whole inrerior
ofthe Theatre Comique, situated att No.
Hl1 Roadwny, directly opposite the 81. +.
Nicholas lIolel. was In almes. The stage
aud interior Of the building above the par
qHetisI a perfect wreck The parquet beats
are only damaged BY water. 9Tf h3aicu5I
|, The New York Tribune isays IL is, report
90 tll tlat DR.. Or. Lieber hqa expressed a disin-
clihation I o, accept the Presidency Of the
South Carolina University, which position
leading men ofSouth Carolina were dispoa.
cd tote1dsrhms4a RtaJ JpJlB&Ha&iuTf
Is 8ri%e1G CiScfSSATI, December 8
Thirty three bodies have bocn recoycre,l
from tho steamer Uni,od States
sn9i'ia4p = NEW YoRk, December 10.
i The teamer IIibernin hau aevenl Gen
cabiniani 60 storage passcngsrs-mahiug,
with !he crew, l60--of whom fif,y two were
snved the fate Of the rest unknown. The
| Hibernia sunk 700 miles westward of the
Irish const;th the following is a fist Of the
saved :: a. Mason Hiss Rogerson, Catha
IIriino Boyle, GeorgegC Forbes, Mrs. e. Nor
rill Ann Webb, John A Bethel, Mrs, Beth
ell, Patrick Brewer. Mrs. u. NJ Mulvan.
John Robinson, Bernard NcFeeley, Rev N,
O.. Con. er, Joseph Cross and wife e.-all ca.
hin passengers. Campbell Dereny, Rogers
Diohett, Johu Noses, Tuscan MoGown and
wife, child and infant, McIntosh Irwin--all
stcerage passengers.
Grant AMI Fnrragnt were entertained ~
the New York Union Lengue. In the
course Of q brief apecoh. Grant said: II
must, however, express my sknowledg
ments TO the Union League of this city, as
we'll MS 10 tho Union League Of other cities,
for the great benefits they conferred upon
he Government, during The revolution
through which we have passed oflate years.
wish 10 acknowledge their iliheruliiy to-
wards myself and towards tic soldiers aery,
ing against the rebellion, apl TO thank
hon for it,"
IA o.,urIava Z, HAyANA, December 10. q
There has been comparatively heavy fight.
| ing The troops are Withdrawing from tho
in'etdor Balmazdn reports four officers kill
cd and three wounded. The Diario reported
another battle at, Quantama near Santiago
de Cuba, in which Ohjet was defeated, los,
ing 60 killed and 200 wounded. Trade on
tho island is dull.
The announcement made of tho arrival
from Spain Of Escobodo, with 1000 troops,
lsptcmature. s!i@E9}g 2Bn ~ ,.
pipH 1Hb6ptsi SVALLETrA, Decelhler 10,
! ,E,nn has riiptured-a violent eruption.
Torrents Of lava devastated the surround
ing country, Ashes were blown into, the
st,'eots of Messina, aud at last accounts the
muohtaiI was enveloped in smoke, with
deafefiing detohations.H' H'irAup att TN ,H@'a
tHgaEHn j2f'o HabHIp, December 10. 2
The insurgents at Cadiz OCCUPY tho Hotel
de Vile and surrounding houses. and have
erected tarticndes. The troops occupied
the Custom Ilouse and buildings in The
neighborhood Of tho oity gate. All the for i.
eien 'Consuls have takenrefige in the Gus.
tom House Tho civil, Governor of Cadiz
fed 10 San Fcrnaudts. Il rgsiE,,Y d, ssl.
,aea4 '"I y North Carolina, Z 3 .@..
N.n ,!'3fN w NEwBERN, December 8.
The Schooner s. 3. Nichols, bound from
Niearauga to New York, went ashore five
miles west Of Portsmoutb,r N. C., Friday
night. No lives lost.
"a. y ba,,,s,, RALEIoH, December 8. Il
In the legislature to-day the bribery
Investigation committee was sworn ii.
The Senate was engagep in discussing
railroad ,appropriat iohs.i qf,5iq b!aoa i,afo'
Gen 2, tVehce has been elected Grand
Muster Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons for
the mex, yekf, '.t@| ~ '''
aThs nhiffdal council Of tho friends or tenn TEN.
perhffee Is Ii session" :" 2g' '''e3'R
The District Court 10 stili In session |;
heavy docket on hand.
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