The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-03

carrying on of the consolidation act in
| other respects. The bill. therefore.
prays an, injunction against any act
to carry ontsuch consolidation, and az.
pecialiy the Issuing and selling Of bonds,
and securing the same by lien upon the
stock. Judge Bond has passed nm order
for hearing the motion for INJUNCTION on
the 20th instant, which, by practice of
tue court, operates as restraining order
until The hearing.
New York. October "A special to
the Herald, from Salt Lnke, reports the
rumor that Brigham Young has been in
dicted, and will be tried this week. The
Nlormons continue to buy arms The
Mormon journnls advocate open resist
ance 1t is understood that the Federal
authorities ask for reinforcements.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The jury in
the case of Darden. for killing MoCar-
thy, were out ten minutes. and returned
d verdict OF 'not guilty"
HAVANA, October 1.-The telegranhic
line between Havana and Puerto Princi.
pc, which passes through tho district of
Camngney, stronghold of tho late IL
snrrection, h"s been completely ro.
established, and is now in working
order. The line Ind been cut by the
Insurgents Mt the beginning Of the
struggle, md kept Interrupted ever
since by their possession of the inter-
vening largo territory Of Camagney.
SALT LAKE, October 2.-TGe first three
companies of United States troops have
arrived. They were sent by Gen. Anger,
upon the reqnisition of Gov. Woods.
New YORK, October 2.-The Cuban
Junta celebrated their anniversary on
Saturday night. According to tho stnte-
ments made, the insurrection is as strong
as ever. and the revolutionary govern
ment continues its regular organization.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New YORK. October g international
money orders between United Stntes and
Great Britain commenced today. Re-
mlttances may also be made via Switzer.
land to the principal towns and cites in
Austria. Hungary, Spain, Russa, Swe-
den, Denmark, Greece, Egypt, East Iu-
dia md China.
Judge Barnard has modified the in.
junction order which restraints the pay
ment OF money without the endorsement
OF Comptroller Green, and prohibits the
raising of money without the sanction
OF the Board of Apportionmcnt
CHICAGO, October 2.-Wm. French.
editor Of the Lacon (Ill) Statesman, is
dead.
HELENA, MONTANA, October "a fire
originating in the Herald Office, DESTROYED
that Office, the post Office, and several
adjoining buildings. Loss S75, 900.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The Secre.
tary of the Navy goes to Ohio to- aid n
the campaign. Tie President leayes
Chicago hitherwnrd tomorrow.
Debt Observation-Disclosures during the
month. Sl3.500, 900; coin in the Trea-
sury. 500, 500, 900; currency, $lG,0OO,-
The Criminal Court. to-day, qunshed
the Indictment against White and Rams
dell, who refused to testify before the
Senate committee.
Probabilities-Fn Falling barometer, with
brisk South-westerly winds, and possibly
rain, will probably prevail by Tuesday
noon from Tennessee and Illinois to the
lower lakes and New England; continued
cloudy weather with Southerly winds
West to Alabama; Southerly winds and
Increased ciondiness on the South At
lantic; rising barometer, with clearing
weather, in the Northwest.
NASHVILLE. TENN, October 2.-The
Legislature organized with John G.
Vaughan as Speaker of the Senate, and
James D. Richardson, Speaker OF the
House.
CHARLESTON. October 2-Arriyed-
steamers Gulf Stream, Philadelphia;
Champion, New York; schooners II. w.
Brown and Virginia Ross, New York.
Sailed-steamer Falcon. Baltimore.
One fever death during the twenty
fonr hours ending at noon to-day.
New ORLEANS, October 2.-The Board
of Health report the interments for the
week at 1l6-only one from yellow fever.
The death reported by yellow fever was
that Of man from Natchez, taken si,k
seven days after his arrival. He was
carried to the Charity Hospital on the
9th, and died on the 30th September.
No other death from yellow fever mas
occurred in the lust nine days.
A negro preacher at Georgia camp
meeting told his hearers they could
never enter Heaven with whiskey bottles
in their pockets. and urged th EN- to
''bring 'em right up to tho pulpit" and
he would "offer 'em sacrifice to de
Lord" It was done; but the preacher
was found incapable when the hour for