The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-22
American lntelligence.
NOON .DESPATOHES.

RECEPTION OF ALEXIS IN NEW YoRK-IN-
& @DlANs on TEE WAR PATH---OHRYRNNE
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NEW YoRK, November 20.-Twenty.
three additiona! cases Of smallpox have
been reported since Saturday at noon.
The Executive Oommitteeof of Fifty ap-
pointed to investigate the charges of
iiaud in the Brooklyn oity government
have requested the Common Council to
furnleh such facilities as will enable the
committee to accomplish its purposes.
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
commenced ege;ns. the Guardian Saw
ings Bank.
The Grand Duke accepts thu public
reception tomorrow, until which time he
remains on board the Sveltana.
N MADISON, Wis, November 2l.-Wash-
burns majority will not reach 10000. {.
NEW YORK, November 2I.-The wea.
ther ls very fine, and the reception of
Alexis will be according to the pro-
gramtae stated.
German bankers here have orders
for 80, 900 of American stocks and rail
weysshares.
CHARLES O'Conor thinks that through q
flaw in the indictment, Tweed will es.
cape punishment
!aaac ". England. publisher of the
SUI. has been appointed Commissioner
OF Pnblio Instruction. l'7
Horace Greeley peremptorily declines
the Presidency of the Department. OF
fnblfc Parks, Utce Sweeney.
steamboat owners have formed per-
manent organization, and adopted a pe-
tiion to Congress to amend the steam.
boat laws.
LOWELL. MASS. November Ala man
charged with the seduction of his sister-
in-law, and doctor accused of abortion
IN the case, havs disappeared. ''r 'i.4
SAN FRANCISCO, November 21. Tho
grand jury, investigating the recent
stage coaoh robberies. attribute theln to
the Indians. The Tonic Apaohes are
again on the war path. Most of the
persons implicated in the Los Angeles
Chinese massacre have fed the country.
CHEYENNE, November 21.-The House
repealed the woman suffrage bill By nine
to three.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEw York, November 2I.-At II
o'clock, this morning, the steamer Mary
Powell, with the reception committee
and about 900 persons. innlndinR large
number OF ladies, proceeded down the
bay. Over 1000 persons assembled at
the pier to witness the departure of the
steamer. She WINS gully decorated with
Russian and American flags. Nearly all
the vessels in the bay were dressed with
flags. Many OF them display Russian
oolors. Broadway is thronged With per-
sons awaiting the parade A great mum.
Der arrived from the country in early
trains. The buildings on Broadway and
the other principal streets are decorated
with flags. The National Guard is out
in foil force. Weather fine. The recep.
tion will be brilliant.
LATRR.-The crowds on Broadway are
80 dense, that looomotion is almost i'm
possible. Every window and space from
which view can be obtained is ocou-
>pied. 10000 troops are in line. extend
\ing two miles. Alexis landed at half
past l, when the procession moved.
During the formal reception, Major
General Dix addressed the Prince as fol-
lows:
tYoUR IMPERIAL H1aHNRss: In the
maine OF the citizens Of New York, have
th4, honor to tender you q cordial well
coHme to the United States. It is great
qualification to us to see within our
hhrbor the gallant squadron which has
brought you to our shores. It is still
greater gratifoation to us to receive
Among us one of the imperial family
OF Russia, whose illustrions chief has
done 80 much for civilization, and in