The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-07


here on The 17th inst.
American lntolliRence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
SOUTH CARoIIsA BoNDs-NEw YORK K1Eo,
TIONs-GR0svRNoR's DEATH-sMALL.
Pox DEATHS-INsURANCE ITEM6-NO
YELLOW FKvRR'IN SAVANNAH, 40, 40.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-The fol-
lowing is teIegraphed as an indication OF
the political situation in New York:
'9Ihe attendance at the pool room OF
Messrs. Marshall & Johnson was very
large last evening. many of whom we're
politicians OF both parties, anxious to
put out their money on the coming elec-
tions on the State ticket The betting
is clCse, the Democratic candidate hav-
ing slight call over his opponent, while
for the Kegtstryship of this city Shandly
is backed at long odds over Seigal in the
race. For Senatorial honors in the
Seventh District. the betting on Brad
ley and O'Brien is almost at even
figures 'her01 t1, I,
CHICAGO, November 4.-Gov. Palmer,
after alluding to. the circumstances pre-
ceding the, death of Grosvenor, con-
Ssludes: "I think you will perceive it is
ESw the duty of the Governor aud At
tdiJ<Sy General, and all other officers, to
seeNShat laws are enforced against all
parties concerned in these illegal. dan.
gerous acts. It is. not necessary in de-
termining upon the line OF duty to be
adopted to inquire whether the Mayor OF
Chicago, Lieut.. Gen. Sheridand and
Frank I. Sherman and his associates
and supposed subordinates, who we're
the agents by which the death OF Thos.
Grosvenor was produced, in assu ming
powers they did not possess. and which
cannot be conferred upon them, were in
huenced by proper or improper motives
or purposes. They assumed to suspend
the operation Of the Constitution and
laws of the State, and substitute in their
stead laws and military force to be de-
fined and applied by themselves. They,
by their lawless acts, attacked and in
suited the dignity and authority of the
State, and have, by their dangerous ex-
ample, weakened public confidence in
che Constitution and laws, and, in their
attempt to enforce usurped and lawless
authority, they have sacrificed the life of
peaoeabio citizen. Animated BIZ the
confidence I have thus expressed, and
confident in the belief that the State of
Illinois, acting through the proper de-
partments of its governments, is capable
OF projecting it's own people and Of en-
forcing the dignity and authority OF its
own laws. I have to request that you, in
conjunction with the States Attorney of
the Seventh Circuit, will bring all the
ts3ts before the grand jury of Cook
County, in order that all persons con.
oerned in the unlawful killing OF Thos.
w. Grosvenor may be brought to a
speedy trial"
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.--The
Board OF Health reports an average of
fourteen deaths per day from smallpox
during the week ending to-day, being a
slight increase over the previous week.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Pre-
sldent has no present intention to further
suspend the habeas corpus in the South,
nnless condition of affairs TO that in
certain South Carolina Counties occurs
elsewhere. JI
Parties interested in the manufacture
OF tobacco nnd whishey are strongly
urging upon the Commissioner os Intsr-
nal Revenue various recommendations
npon these subjects, but it is not thought
ne Will IN his annual report recommend
any material changes to Congress-.
The Presidents Instructions to Federal
oHcers were that there should be q firm
ONs JNAAoLOuo OuAOICoulout Vi tu6 laws
Utah, and no compromise with criminals.
Latest official reports represent that oil
danger Of collision are over.
PArIuADEIpHIA, November 6.--The
smallpox deaths average fourteen per
day for the week ending Saturday.
SALT LAKE, November 6.-The last
adyices state that Brigham Young was
IN the extreme Southern boundary Of the
territory.
New YoRK, November 6.-The Woria
states that tho entire State Government
OF South Carolina is here. The Ameri.
car car Bank Note Company has printed
$2O. .OOO, 600 OF bonds for Mr.. Kimpton.
Financial Agent Of the State. It is said
Gov. SCOTT admits that the bonds we're
printed, but denies that oil were issued
but he does not state what amount has
been Issued. kimpton, it is asserted,
brings claim against the State for ser.
vices and commissions, amounting to
81. 600, 900; and the other State officers
have not dared to resist the payment
thereof, though much of it is for re-.
newala, which were credited as to new