The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-03
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lIr9Lal RoR, November 1.-Some
movers en- route from Georgia TO Texas
passed through here yesterday, acc0mpa.
MED by the negroes raised with the
family, who wore following them from
choice. About 200 negroes surrounded
the wagons and took the negroes by
force. There is great indignation amcne
the whites.
NEW YORK. November 1.-Register
Mclaughlin. Of Brooklyn, threatened to
whip Mayor KalAsisch in the latter's
Office. to-day, on account Of the publica.
tion OF slander against the female school
teaehers in paper called the Cily Of
Brooklyn, edited by Alexander D.lmar,
e1.Dlrector of the Bureau Of Statistics.
at Washington, and said to be an organ
OF the Mayor. The latter denied any
knowledge of the article. There is much
public indignation against Deimar,
whom Mclaughlin says he will cow-hide
al sight.
Jordan, Cuban General. made applica-
tion for discharge. to-day, before Judge
benedict, on the ground that he had
0een indicted over year without trial.
Argument will he heard on the Sth.
John Jackson was convicted of issuing
connterfeit money. ..4
'The' Long Island Sugar Refinery is
embbtfassed BY excessive purchases OF
molasses' at prices higher than now cur.
rentby one Of it's officers, who is missing,
though notsuspected of being defaulter.
The liabilities Of the concern are stated
at $725. 600. and suspension is feared.
NEW BRUNSWICK N. j., November t.
The tracks Of ths North Hudson County
Railway. in Hoboken, we're torn no, to.
day, by the city authorities, in conse-
qnence OF disagreement as to the rrghts
Of each.
San FRANCISCO. November 1.-The
steamer America left for China, to-day.
Carrying &c zottaTii;ls Chinese a:a sn
unusnal number Of cabin passengers.
LOUISVILLE, November IA new
bridge over the river here is mooted.
SALT LAKE CrTY. November EVERY
thing 10 quiet, aud there is no prospect
OF nn outbreak. Marshal Patrick is pre-
pairing an expedition to follow and ar.
rest Brigham Young. It is reliably re-
ported that Young is still moving South,
with eleven wagons and 100 armed men,
ou mOuutous ou6lnc66 ID Qull ana money
scarce. The weather is delightful.
NEW YoRK, November 2.--Ihe details
Of the Bras,iian emancipation law are US
follows: Children born after it's proola-
nation are free at seventeen; slaves
owned By the Government are free; va
rious. provisions are made for the bsneht
OF those still held in slavery. Religious
corporations were emancipating their
slaves, and many private slave owners
are moving in the same directiop-oon-
verting them into free tenants. or free
ing them upon condition OF four years
service.
A Herald cable, dated London, No.
yember l. say. II Is CERTAIN Prince Net.
ternich and Oh h,valier N,gra, the Aus
trian and Italian Ambassadors, will bott,
leave Paris aud perhaps come to Lon
don. 1t is alleged shas this course is
owing to pettic0at influence. Paris is
dull just now for ladies.
President Theirs is uncertain Of his
tenure for life, and has made political
will, hoping to secure q snccess,on in
the Presidency for Caaimier Psr.iro.
The Rappel is again published, and ad.
vocates the claims of Victor Hugo fo,
the Presidency. 1t ia again rnmored
that Prince Bismarck offers Metz dis