The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-27
American 1ntelllRonoo.
NOON DISPATCHES.

American Intelligence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO RAPIDLY REVIvING-WOMEN OF
UTAH PETITION IN, FAVOR oE PpLYaAMY
-nEATH OF DISTINGUISHED DIVINE
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs-DAYO.
Observation-Disclosures CHINESE MUIR.
DERED-ARREsT OF GONERNAIENT SWIM
DhERs-DECIsIoN OF SUPERVISING IN
sPRoToRs--RPIsooPAb CONVENTION, 80.
New YoRK, October 26 "A Jury has
beon finally obtained in tho Roaenzweig
case.
CHICAGO, October 25.-The banks are
running smoothly, with but few calls for
loans, and deposits are abundant. Many
Eastern and foreign ,companies,are pay
ing, losses promptly, Grain aud live
stock, markets,are brisk, and as much is
doing as before the fire, and in lumber
much more Mechanics of almost every
class are in demand at, good wages.
SAM ERANdIsoo, October 25.-In the
caae OF the application Of Mrs. Fair in
the Supreme Court for new trial, the
hearing was postponed until November
The Chinese at Los Angeles number
about fifty. The mob was determined
to make them leave the city before hang
ing them. The mob fred on them from
the roofs. killing one nnd wounding So
veral men,, Quiet has been restored.
WASHINGTON; October. as. "A petition
from Utah. fifty feet long. signed by
women: was in favor OF polygamy, and
not against it, as heretofore stated,
The Patriot concludes a'paragraph re-.
garding the Savannah custom house and
Collector Robb as follows: Attorney
General. Alderman now demands his re-.
moyal, in which he Isl supported byithe
entire Georgih Congressional delegation.
Robb is given till the first OF November
to resign, when his successor will be an:
pointed. Z;
CINCINNATI, October &c. Rev. q George
Brown, editor of the Methodist Recorder.
and formerly President Of the Union
town, Pa, College, is dead; aged eighty
years. IN
SAN FRANCISCO. October 26.-In addi-
tion to the fifteen Chinese hanged at Los
Angeles, including nine year old boy,
one woman and several men were shot
dead.
NEW YoRK. October 26.-A mass meet.
ing of Republicans waa held at the
Cooper Institute to ratify the State tick.
et Horace Greeley presided, and made
brief remarks, urging harmony among
Republicans. Letters were read from
Senators Conkling and Fenton express
sive OF regret at their absence, and ex-
pressing hope for the success of the Re-
publican party in the State. The prin-
cipal speaker Of the evening was William
Mevarts, who denounced the corruption
OF the city government, which, he said,
II it could not be remedied by ballots.
would have to be by bayonets. judge
Pierrepont. Marshall Sharpe and Charles
Spencer addressed the meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-C. r.
Yerks, Q defaulting broker, has been
held in $4,000 bail.
&C., NIGHT HTrDESPATOHES.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-Appoint-
ments--Alvan B. Clark. Assessor, and
W. N Wilson, Collector of Revenue,
First Georgia District; VIM. Grey, Col
lector, Second Georgia District; Geo.
B. Chamberlain, Collector Fourth Geor-
giaI District.
The Treasurer announces his readiness
to supply small notes upon application.
Hon. VIM. B. Stokes, Supervisor OF
Internal Revenue for Tennessee, was ar.
rested here. to-day, by the Government,
charged with being a defaulter to the
amount Of 100000. He waived preli.
mlnary examination, and was bniled in
$16, 600 for his appearance at the crimi-
nal court, now in session. Victor G.
Powell, clerk in the Second Auditors
Office, was also arrested. Powell was
committed to Jail. charged with defraud.
ing the Government Of $l0,OUO.
Probabilities-The low barometer on
Lake Huron will probably move East.
ward, with brisk South. westerly winds,
tonight, on the lower lakes; partially
cloudy and clearing weather on Friday
very generally, from the Mississippi
River to the Appalachian range; raipsand
local high winds in Western Virgins
and North Carolina; clouds and rain
with North westerly winds, for the mid
die aud East Atlantic coaat. No i'm.
portant change for the Southern Stater,
Northerly, winds for the Gulf coast.
The supervising inspectors decide that
cotton carried in torn bales or bags shal
not be considered loose cotton, and hay
carried for feeding stock on board shal
not be regarded loose hay. The super
visors decide against carrying coal oil OIL
passenger steamers. t'a.
LANCASTER, OHIo, October 26.-Hop