The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28
American 1ntelIYUencs.
NOON DISPATCHES.

A"orlCen 1ntolliVcnCe.
NOON DISPATCHES.
PROCEEDINGS N EPISCOPAL CONVENTIONS
THE CHINESE RIOT-s'Boss TWEED" TO
BE EARBRsTED-TwERD GIVES So, 600, 600
DAIL-ANoTHER ATTEMPT TO FIRE CHI.
oAdo-A GEORGIA, RAILROAD swINDLE-
TEXAS ELBoTIoN. 80, 80.
ALBANY, October .26.-Judge Leo
nards. OF the Supreme. Court, has issued
on order Tor the arrest of William NJ
Tweed. f.,,,g 1.e 3
.P1rrsBuRa, October 2s.-seven.eon
smallpox deaths in two days.
BAIyIMoRB. October 26.-The House
OF Bishops adopted'thc following, which
was lost in thet House of Clerical and
Lay, Delegates: The House of Bishops
inform the House Of Clerical and Lazy
Deputies that It has adopted the follow
ing resolntion:; % II
.Resoloed. The House of Clerical and
LAy Deputies concurring. That the fol-
lowing canon be adopted and enacted: !:
F;leyationy Of the elements in, the holy
communion IN suoh: manner ns to ex-
pose them to the view Of the people as
objects toward which alteration is to be
made in or after the prayer Of consecra.
lion, or in \ the act of administering
them, or in carrying them to or from the
communicates, and any gesture, posture
or act, implying auch alteration, and any
ceremony. not prescribed. as part of the
order OF tho administration Of the Lords
Supper, or holy communion in the book
OF common prayer, and the celebration
or reception Of the holy communion by
any Bishop or Priest. when noz zpsrson
receives with shimy likewise the uae at
any ADMINISTRATION OF ,ths holy CON mu.
nloh Of tenyi hymns, prayafsT collects.
eplstles, or worships other tbbil those ai,..
pointed in the authorized form III diaries Of
the church, or under section ,fdurtaeh of
canon thirteen. title one OF. .tGs; digest.
are hereby forbidden.
The following was adopted almost una
nimously in the lower house: fSS.
Resolued. (The House Of Bishops co a.
ourring,) That this convention hereby
expresses its decided condemnation of
oil ceremonies, observances and practices
which are fitted to express doctrine
foreign to that set forth in the author.
lied standards of the Church.
Hesoloed, That in the judgment Of this
house, the paternal counsel and advice
OF our Rt. Rev. Fathers, the bishops of
the Church, is deemed sufficient at this
time to secure the suppression of all
that Is irregular and unseemly. and to
promote greater uniformity in conduct
ing the public worship of the ohuroh
and in the administration of the Holy
Sacrament.
BALTIMORE, October 27.-The oonven-
ton resolved to elect an assistant bishop
for Texas.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 27.-Eigh-
teen dead and ak seriously hurt Chinese
we're found at Los Angeles. The sur
viving Chinese fed, and their houses
were plnndered- the plunder including
$40. 900 in gold.
SALT LAKE. October 27.-Brigham
Young asl1s VIM. NJ. Evarts to defend
him against the charge of polygamy.
MATAAfoRAs, October 27.-SaltiIlo still
hoics ont against the Monterey rcvolu-
tlonists. Escobedo is marching in force
against the rebels, under Movelo and
Hamalo. The smaller cities of Nuevo
Lson have declared against Trevino
1000 Mexican citizens have fed into
Texas.
WARRINGTON, October 27.-Wm. M.
Evarts and Benz. R. Curtis have been
appointed counsel before the Geneva ar-
bitrution. on behalf of the Uuitsd Stntos.
M NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New YORK, October 27.-rweed wns
served with IN order of arrest early this
afternoon, by Sheriff Brennan. Tweed
stated he was anxious to 60 before the
courts. After q lengthy consultation be-
tween counsel, bail in the amount OF
$4,000. 900 was furnished by jay Gould,
Terrence Fairly, Hugh Hastings, Ber.
nard Kelly and B. 0. Fairohild. An.
other suit vas commenced in the Sn-
preme Court against Tweed by the cor.
poration-oounse] O'Gorman, in behalf
OF supervisors. charging corrupt oonspi-
raoy to defrnud the County by fraudu-
lent charges for work and materials. The
case will be tried in this County.
ATLANTA. October 27.-Sohlater, Sn-
perintendent Of tho Brunswiok and AL.
bany Railroad. left without notice. Kim.
bull has paid up. He sold out the inte-
rest of Lyons & MoLindon, Blue &c o..
Hines d Hobbs. and others, for $50. 600.
Gov. Bullock has had signed and sealed,
snd delivered himself, bonds auiountipu
to IS. $50, ,O00-the full amount the
Brnnswick and Albany Railroad is euti.
tied to. when completed; while the road
is far from being completed. It ia stated
Gov. Bullock did not nse the seryioes OF
the Superintendent OF Public Works to
examine or report npon the condition o,
the road preliminary fn hia anAor,.ua,,,.a,nn