The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-12

VI Gu0 TAX. a committee was apfJOfnt6d
to forward che resolutions to Washinr.
ton. ,afsii1I sndit iyE f asg'.
ST. Louis, November ia broken
rail threw two cars, containing recruits,
from the track OF the Northern Missouri
Railroad. The cars went down an en-
bankment. Sixteen soldiers were killed
Edwin Calvin. sun of Judge Cnivin, Of
this city. was killed. The recruits were
en- route for Salt Lake.
BRooKLYN, November IA meeting
against the rings was the largest ever
held here. Propositions to use lamp
posts for repeaters, and bnllot.stuffers
were tumultuously applauded.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SAvANNAH. Ga, November 1.-THE
following from the Mayor OF this CITY
will eet at rest the report in regard to
yellow fever: "Afany false reports are in
circulation concerning the health of Sa-
vannah. On the authority of the health
officer and of the leading medical men of
the city, positively assert that there
is no yellow fever, or any other epidemic
disease, in the city"
CHARLESTON, November rII.--Arrived-
bark Brothers, Yarmouth, Mass; the
schooner Verace, Wilmington, Del;
schooners D. V. 6treaker, and Altbea,
New York. Sailed steamers Champion,
New York; Sea Gull, Baltimore; ship
Reunion and bark Draupier, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, November II. No
deaths from yellow fever.
JACKSON, MISS, November 11.-Re-
turns indicate the following complexion
OF the Legislature: House, Republicans
81; Democrats So; doubtful 2. Senate
Republicans "a; Democrats IL. This
shows heavy Democratic gain, Alcorn
ls going to the Senate, and will resign in
favor OF Lieutenant Governor Powers.
WASHINGTON, November 11.-Judge
Carter gave judgment against female
voters, becanse the Act organizing the
District OF Columbia confers the right
upon "male" citizens; but Judge Garter
has no doubt the fourteenth and fifteenth
confer the right upou
women.
The United States aud British Claims
Cnmmission meet again on the 18th inst.
The claims of persons who since their
claims accrued have become citizens of
the United States, will be presented to
the commission by Mr.. Howard, the
British agent.
The President approves the sentence
OF Capt. Hodges-cashiered for cmbez-
element
Blaine writes that he will not announce
the committees of tho House until the
second week in December.
The President issued proclamation
to-day, formally suspending the ha6ens
corpus in Marion UnionSl County, S.
O., saying: Whereas the insurgents en-
gagged in such unlawful combinations
and conspiracies within the county afore-
said, have not dispersed and retired
peaceably to their respective homes, and
have not delivered to the Marshal of the
United States. or to any of his deputies,
or to any military officer of the United
States within said county, all arms.
uniforms, disguises and
other means and impliments ueed, kept,
possessed or controlled by them, for car.
rying out the unlawful purpose for which
the combinations and conspiracies are
organized, as commanded by said procla-
nation, but do still persist in the unlaw-
full combinations and conspiracies afore-
said. Now, therefore, &C., &c.
Probabilities area of low pressure
will probably develop on Sunday West
OF Illinois, and increasing Southerly
winds be experienced throughout the
Mississippi Valley aud on the upper
lakes, with falling barometer and rising
Temperatures; pleasant weather will pre-
vail very generally in the Southern and
Gulf States, with light Eastcrly winds,
rising barometer, with Northwest and
Northerly winds and falling temperature
in the Middle and Eastern States. eau
tionary signals continue this evening at
New York, New London, Boston and
Portland.
The Supreme Court has dissolved The
Injunction restraining tho board of pub
lie works under the law of the Territorial
Legislature from assessing $4,000, 600
upon property for improvements. The
Court stood 8 to 2.
ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Further
adviccs of the accident on the North Pa.
ci6c, state that only two were killed out
right, and twenty or thirty wounded
some fatally.
New YonK, November 1.-THE ru-
mored burying of the hatchet by Fen
ton and Murphy is incorrect. They mot
ut the house of mutual friend md cx-
changed tho usual courtesies, but no.
thing OF political significance.
The steamer Oalabria took $3.50, 900.
The Russian fleet is off the highlands
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad has