The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-24
American lntelliRence.
NOON DISPATCHES.

DEPUTY COMPTROLLER GREEN PROMISED
FINANCIAL AssIsTANCE-PRoF. MAHAN g
BODY FoUND-TRoUBLE RELATIVE TO
LOUISIANA ALEvEEs-oAsUALrIEs IN NEW
oRLEANs-RRGIsTRATI ROW IN TEXAS
LINCOLN MONUMENT IN PHILADELPHIA
--"BosS'' TWEED BACKED UP BIZ $500
CITIZENS YOUNG GIRLS KIDNAPPED IN
NEW YORK, GOVERNMENT BONDS OF 1862
THE KUKLux COMMITTEE, 4o., sc.
New YoRK, September 22.-Deputy
Comptroller Green has been promised
the moral and financial support of many
wealthy corporations Of the city. At q
meeting Of bank officers, this afternoon,
$500. 600 was offered him to meet press
ing needs of the finance department.. It
is understood that moneyed institutions
offer any amount required until the lie
gielat,lre provides means for repaying.
The body Of Prof. Mahan was found
in the river at Haverstraw.
New YORK, September 22.-The ocean
yacht race, from Sandy Hook to Benton 8
Reef, for Commodore Benefits chal-
lenge cup, takes place October 2. It
will be followed by q race between the
Enohantress and Sappho. for $1,000.
Alexis. The yachting season closes with
series of twelve races with Ashbury's
Livola for the ocean cup.
NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-The
Times, in unearthing deeds OF the metro
politan, police, calls them rapaoious par.
tisan plunderers. It says the amounts
OF S166.66 paid to each last month for
special service, were illegal and extor-
tionate. There is much apprehension
regarding the levees. A committee from
the river parishes is here, urging re-
pairs. The Louisiana Levee Company
is inactive. The Baton Rouge Aduocaie
says the levees along the coast are
cracked and caving to an extent that
threatens destruction to the sugar coast
this winter. While Yarmouth, Dunn &
Go. are quarreling over the spoils, the
country is left with ruin staring at the
unfortunate planter through gaps in the
levee that neither himself nor parish in
which he lives have power to close. The
Pfcdyuae says the levee at the point of
the Bonnet Carre crevasse is only about
three feet above the level of the river at
the present low stage of the water.
Aug. Fernandez fell overheard from q
schooner and was drowned. John Hart
died Of injuries received by the explo-
sion OF ammonia at the ice works on
Wednesday night. Charles Marx, pas-
senger, was killed while attempting to
board a train on the Mobile, New Or
leans and Texas Railroad.
New YoRK. September 22.-A 1Ko,'ll
cable, dated London, 22d, says the Con-
gress OF the International has elaborated
o scheme for centralized organization,
preparatory to general government.
GALVESTON, September 22.-The elec-
tion in this city to snbsiiize the Calves.
ton, Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail
road is proceeding quietly. 1,400 votes
were polled to-day. Nearly NIL favor the
subsidy. i.a
MARTIN, FALLS County, Texas, Sep
tember 21.-The registration of voters
in this County has been stopped, owing
to O row between Democrat and Re-
publican. Judge Oliver has sworn in
thirty OF the best citizens as special con-
stables, who arrested twelve persons and
restored order, but registration is still
closed. Judge Ottoroff was placed un-
der $4,000 bond to keep the peace.
Judge Oliver denies that he gave an order
to the negroes to arm themselves.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, September 22.-Ohiei
Justice Chase has left here for Peterbo.
70, where he will be the guest, for few
days. Of Gerritt Smith. He is compare
lively we'll again.
PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-The
Lincoln monument was unveiled to-day,
in the presence OF 1O0,0 spectators.
ND1ANAPoL1s, September 23.-The
jury in the Bright perjury case. regard
ing the State printing, were discharged
after torty-eight honrs' session. They
stood eight 10 four for acqnittal.
NAsHvn4B, September 23.-The sale
OF the railroads, when confirmed, will
reduce the State debt to 81, 800, 900.
NRw York, September 23.--A meeting
OF $500. people endorsed Tweed, last
night.
81. LOUIS, September 23.-The wea
ther is unfavorahle, the wind high anc
it Is yory dusty. Goldsmith's Maid wor
Time 2M16, 2.19, 2.23A. The Maids
driver considers the second heat-undel
unfavorable circumstances the best th.
Maid ever made. aiit i
.Spn1kap1tIp, MASS. September %
The Republican caucus for the election
of delegates was boisterous. The yot.
stood: Butler 800; anti 4O7. Some Re
pnblicans denounoe the election as
fraud. ~
New YonK, September 23.-Tw.