The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-08
great revolution has broken out in Mex . ..

great revolution has broken out in Mex .
co. The State of ,Neuya Leon takes the
lend. The Governor OF Neuva Leon and
all the State officers are Ieagued against
Juarez. It is expected the movement
will be seconded by the neighborinp
States. Merchants here and on the coast
are uneasy about coming events. Great
preparations are making at Matamoras
for the Defence of the city.
WASHINGTON, October IA delepa-
ton from South Carolina, covering the
whole Republican party, except the
sawyer wing, are waiting in the Presi-
dents ante-chambsr, to secure the re-
n1oval OF United States Marshal John.
son.
New ORLEANS. October Give pilot
bouts we're driven ashore at South
Pass, during the gale OF the Sd, includ-
lug tue Robert Prince, which was totally
wrecked; four persons drowned; the
clung to the wreck thirty hours, before
they were rescued.
JEFFERsoN. Texas. October 1.-THE
election is quiet; vote in Marion County
:s ,e66; Rryent's majority is 100; white
and colored about equal. Nothing from
the interior.
GALVESTON. October 7.-The election
passed off quietly throughout the State,
as far as heard from, except at Gros
beck, where 6ve negroes, belonging to tue
State police, murdered an old oitizcn-
D. @. Applewhite. The negroes were
arrested. Nothing reliable as 70 the re-
suit OF the election can be obtained to-
night. The vote polIed here was small
The Democratic majority is about 1, 600.
"A severe storm commenced on the
evening of the I'd, and the bay front of
the city was submerged. Several houses
as far bnck as Church street, were in
jured; damage small, considering the
violence of the storm. Three miles of
the Galveston and Houston Railroad. be-
tween this city and Bay Bridge, was
badly damaged, and it will require seye-
raj days to repair it. The steamer
Twelfth Era, anchored in the bay, was a
total wreck, but the passengers and
crew were all saved, after clingiDg to the
wreck all night; ono negro was drowned.
Another vessel was slightly damaged.
The shipping off Galveston is safe.
INDIANoLA, October THE town was
flooded deeper by the storm of the Sd
than by any known in twenty-five years,
CRocKET, TEXAS. October THE bu-
alness part of the town was burned, to-
dny, including tho hotel. INSURANCE
$5O, 200; loss not stated.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October -
John D. Long, of the Board Of Indian
Commissioners. and Colonel Cox, of the
Interior Department, with three car
loads of Cherokee Indians, passed
through here, last night, en- route for the
Indian Territory. A large number will
soon follow. The party was in charge of
Colonel A. H. Barnes, General Freight
and Ticket Agent of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, who has made a
contract with the Government to trans.
port the remainder Of the Cherokee
tribe.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-The Ari-
zona, from China, has arrived, with
!, ,75l tons ten, silks and other merchnn-
die for New York. st. Louis and Chicn-
go, comprising "a, ,908 packages.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 7.-Three
more escaped Nevada CONFLICTS have been
captured and killed.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-The postal
treaty with the German Empire was
signed to-day.
Major Junius 81. Wheeler, of the
engineer corps, has been appointed Pro-
fessor of Engineering at West Point,
pice Mahon, deceased.
ProbabilIties-Clea and pleasant wea.
ther is probable for Sunday, frt m Michi-
gan to Texas and Eastward to the At
lantic. Falling barometer, rising tempe.
rature and increasing cloudiness. with
Sonth-easterly winds. North of Kansas
and Indiana. Smoky haze will probably
continue to, be very general from the
lakes Sonth-eastward.
MILWAUKEE. October THE fire is
raging worse than ever. Thirty men
were burned near Pensanke-which town
WAS also burned.
BALTIMORE, October THE Episco
pal Convention is engaged on obituaries
of deceused members. The COMMITTEES
reported strongly in favor of conformity
in services.
The jury in the case of Bowerman. late
deputy collector, rendered u verdict Of
guilty on four counts. and innocent of
the fifth count of the indictment. Sen
teno deferred.
New YoRK. October 7.-Julius Stein
man, lager beer saloon keeper, killed
his wife, to-day, and then hanged him.
self.