The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-09

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oursion PartysWomen Voting I'm
. Observation-Disclosures or tho New
French Government. -
NEW YORK, September Tile diff
Guilty between the Erie Railroad and the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Rallroad has been amicably adjusted.
81, ,000. 900, back tolls, claimed by the
Erie Company, was set aside.
NEW YORK, September S.-Freights
over the Trunk Railroad lines, West, nd
vanced twenty-five per cent. to-day.
Another advance is expected next week.
The steam propeller, Red Jacket, OK
ploded, killing three and sinking two
coal boats in tow.
Special kilograms from Paris, state
that the city is unusually quiet, but
wears the appearance of earnestness and
determination, under constant rumors of
the approach of the Prussians. The de-
termination to defend tho city becomes
more universal All classes share this
feeling, Which is becoming hourly moro
fevered. Troops under arms in Paris
number 100000, including Vinoir's
Corps of National Guard and Volur-
teers.
Brest. Havrc and Chorbourg are in u
State OF defence.
1t is apprehended that Bazaine will
cApitulate from want of provisions and
ammunition.
SARATOGA, September S.-The Repub-
llcan Convention nominated Stewart L.
Woodford for Governor.
TOMS RIVER, New JERSEY, September
S.-During tho visit Of an excursion train
from Long Branch. the village bridge
gave way, and 100 persons wero precipi-
tated twenty feet into tho water. Mrs.
Sidney Throcl1morton, Peter Howland,
Mary e. Styles, Maria Martin, Helen
Lane, Ella Maple. Joseph Martin, Alfred
Martin and eight other persons were
drowned
CHEYENNE, September 8 8-The Repub
licans elected q delegate to Congress, by
n small majority Women voted gene
rally throughout the Territory. I'll
female votes were cast at Cheyenne
Mrs. Howe, wife of the United States
Marshal, heading the female line of
voters.
WASHINGTON, September S.-Unler
Instructions from this Government,
Washburne yesterday recognized the
new government in France, aud rendered
the Presidents congratulations on the
establishment of n Republic. Grant
has arrived, but depnrts again to-mor-
row.
WASHINGTON, September S.--The
United States steamer Palais passed the
Suez Canal.
PHILADELPHIA. September $1,000
American Piotestants are passing in
procession. A strong police force ac-
companies the line. No disturbance.
RALEIGH, September 9.-Judge Bond,
of the United States Circuit Court, after
hearing the argument in Lieutenant
Colonel Bergen's case-habeas corpus
makes no decision, but takes the papers
to Baltimore with him, and holds the
matter under advisement. 1t was re-
vision of Judge Brooks action, mt the
instance of Governor Holden.
A. D: Jenkens, paymaster, was at
tached for contempt, by Judge Mitchell,
for disregarding the Injunction for pay
ing off Holden's troops.
ATLANTA, September S.-Linton Ste-
phens accepts the chairmanship of the
State Democratic Executive Committee,
by letter. in which he says the candi-
dntes to Congress ought to be elected
without reference to eligibility, without
the question should be settled by Con-
gress; and that the members of the Leg
islature should be selected from those
not disqualified by Congressional enact
ment.
ATLANTA, September 1.-The charges
of impeachment against State Treasurer
Angler were dismissed by q vote OF
seventy-eight for dismissal, to seven
against.