The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-12

Cuban meeting to-day, MoMakon, Rysn
and Jordan smoke.
The. President recognizes as Ports.
gese Vice-O -Oonsuls: Henry Hall Wood
bridge at Savannah, and Clemens Gla-
cius at Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE elec-
tion is progressing with great spirit,
the negroes voting for the first time un-
molested in some wards; in others, there
is some disposition to riot. The ma
rines ore at headquarters, and will act
promptly, in case of disturbance.
LOWELL, October IA boiler ex-
ploded at Aliens Mills, to-day, in Mid
dlesex, and killed five persons.
OFFICE New YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS,
New YORK, October IL, 1870.-At q
special meeting of the New York Asso-
ciated Press, held this day, all the mem
amble and resolution was adopted:
Whereas, falso reports have been pub.
lished by the Tribune, charging upon
several members of this Association the
theft or improper nse. in mutilated
form, of special dispatches to that
paper. It is hereby
Resoired, That this Association au-
thorises contradiction of the report in
the papers of tho Association, and they
can have an exclusive right to despatch
of this character; and all who print the
whole or any part, as they choose, have
an equal right to consider rs their own.
It was ordered by the Association that
the foregoing be signed by the President
and Secretary Of the New York Asso-
clated Press, and transmitted for publ
cation to the members of said Association
and to all newspapers receiving de-
spatches from this organization.
lSignedI DAVID NJ. STOWE,
President.
ISAAC W. ENGLAND, Secretary.
RICHMOND, October 1.-THE difficulty
between James Barbour, editor Of the
Enquirer, and Maj. JOS. Walker, mem
Der OF the House Of Delegates from Ma
olson County, growing out of an assault
made by the latter on the former, at the
train Of the Chesapeak and Ohio Rail
road, on Saturday, terminated last night,
with peremptory challenge from Mr..
Barbour, which was declined this morn
ing, on the ground that the State can
disenfranchise participants in q duel.
Col. John s. Mosley bore Mr.. Bosbour's
message.
New ORLEANS. Octorber 11.-Captain
Robert L. Bradley, custom house en-
ployee, died last night from stab re-
ceived Saturday night The murderer
is unknown.
Joliebois and Carson, workmen, fell
from st. Johns Church, to-day, dis
tance of sixty feet The former was in
stantly killed, and tho latter seriously
hurt
Catarina Friedhoff, expired in dental
chair, to-day, from the effects of chloro-
form.
Andrew Rian and Jenny Sweeny sue
ceeded In drowning themselves by Jump
ing into the Mississippi.
Deaths from yellow fever yesterday,
four.
ST. LOUIS, October 1.-THE bale of
cotton which took the sweeptakes pre-
MUM Of $1,000. was presented by the
owner, W. B. MoSpain, to the South
ern Orphans Educational Society, and
sold to-day, at thirty-two cents.
AUGUSTA, October 11.-The city au-
thorities and Board of Trade are arrane
ing on grand scale for the reception
and entertainment of delegates to the
Agricultural Congress, convening on the
25th. Tue fair of the Cotton States As
sociation opens ut the same time, and
promises to be the finest ever held
South.
ROME, Ga, October 11.-Owing to
the inclemiency of the weather, this
morning, the Cherokee FAIR, at this
place, is continued to Saturday night.