The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-08

DehiocHh1iC naJOrlCy. FROM present
indications, it will reach 40, 600.
A special despatch from Licking
ton, KY, states that Barnes, Repub-
lican, carried the Eighth Kentucky
District by two thousand.
a,S8 News Items.
CHARLEsToN, November AR
rived-ship N. Mosher,, New York.
Sailed-steamer q Champion, New
York. cr1 R - d'l
WAsH1NdToN. November THE
naturalization treaty with Bavaria
has been officially proclaimed.
McCulloch decides that he has the
power to reissue legal tenders re-
deemed but not cancelled, provided
the amount outstanding don't exceed
$400, 600, 600. ..ss
The complexion of the next Con-
gress will be-: 81 Republicans to IL
Democrats; House 142 to 83.
The latest dispatches from Minis
ter johnson do not indicate that the
details for the settlement of the old
bank claims have assumed definite
shape. Negotiations for the right of
way over the Isthmus of Darien are
progressing favorably. Seward and
the Columbian minister are in accord.
McCulloch has ordered reissue
of $40, ,000,O 900 at three per cent, as a
temporary loan to relieve the money
market.
Customs receipts from the 25th to
the 31st inclusive, So, ,665, 600.
Private dispatches at Memphis
state that Clayton has declared mar
t1al law in eleven counties in Arkan-
sas.s
HARRIsBURG, November 7.-Gen.
Grant is here, es route to Washing
ton. He merely bowed his thanks
to the cheers of the crowd to whom
he was introduced.
LYNcHBURa, Va, November T.
The national bank and two large
commission houses were burnt this
morning, on Main street.
HAVANA, November 7.-Late ad-
vices from Mexico state that Gen.
\pto }gd arrived. The grand iurv
hss foS41d true bill. Another Yu-
catan insurrection is appre hended.
Maximillian's confessor, with the pre-
sents from the Emperor of Austria
for the lawyers who defended Maxi
milan has arrived.
Congress has passed bill allowing
all persons to carry arms.
Escobedo commenced operations
against the rebels in Tamaulipas.
TAnhAHAssEE, FLA, November 7.
About 8 o'clock. last night, citizens
to the number of 100 or more, we're
summoned by the city and County
authorities to hold themselves in rea-
diness to aid in quelling any riot
At II there were no indicatio ns Of
trouble. and the posse were dis
charged. The cause of the call was
conflicting orders from Gov. Reed
and Lieut.. Gov. Gleason, and fears
were entertained that the colored
people will be called to support the
action of the Legislature. The Lee
gislature adjourned this morning, till
January. There was no quorum pre-
sent. When impeachment passed,
several members held their seats and
voted. whose seats had been decided
vacant by the proclamation of the
Governor. By reason of members
accepting and occupying other
officers. Gov. Reed refuses to recog-
nlze the action of the body, and de-
clares. 1T illegal. Lieut.. Gov. Glea-
son, this morning, demanded posses
sion OF the Executive Mansion and
was refused by Gov. Reed, who has
brought suit against Gleason and
Alden. Secretary of State, and Cir
cult Judge. for conspiring against
the government, and they are now
under arrest. This case will be sent
up to the Supreme Conrt. ] The
general impression seems to be that
Reed is in the right. N