The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-03
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N~e~sA HaAksAkAe&t hAN0u0MN0V a. R-GV0Ius tQe
German who was assaulted in his store
by an qnkaqwn negro. died to-day.
The M0ntmollin party, who were shot
and wounded while ssleep last week. on
theA Nontmoliin plantatiop, near this
oity. BY band Of South Carolina negro
Ku kiux, ,SAre now in this city, and will
recover from their wounds. No arrests
have been made of the negro assassins.
Negro highHaynten have been, robbino
country men coming 10 sSAvAnnAh by the
Louisville road.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, November at is an
nounced positively that Oatacazy will
not be received after the visit of Prince
Alexis, Should he persist in exercising
his functions as Minister" from Russia.
his passports will be handed him.
sReobabilitieSATh The barometer will pro.
badly rise slightly, with light winds and
pleasant weather in the Southern and
Middle Statos. on Friday; North -westery
winde and partially cloudy weather in
New England and Northern Nev York /:
fresh Northwest winds on Lake Onta-
rio; Southerly winds on Lakes Michigan
and Superior; Norther3y winds and clear
ing weather on the CUT coast. Dan
gerous weather is not anticipated for
Il is evening. '''
PHILADELPHIA. November 2.-Ths
City Treasurer has resigned. The charges
against him we're heard to-day. he was
held to bail in 800. ZOO.
NEW YORK, November 2.-The stock
exchange adjourns Tuesday for the cleo
tion.
The Times says: Governor Bullock. of
E4enrgia, arrived in this city. Yesterday.
He states that all OF his official acty> are
matters OF record; that Governor Con-
ley has detailed statement Of ell his
financial transactions, and that there is
no foundation whatever for the wild
charges that are being made against him.
DE states that he is ready for any fair in
vestigation, and intends soon to return
to Georgia and demand it; but he is not
willing to permit any arrest at the : in
stance OF his political ehsmies' in Geor.
gla, because his friends advise him that
u would result in his being ,Ku Kluxed
by mob, under the instigation of the
men who were 80 near graspipg the State
Government, and have, been 40 nearly
and effectively foiled.
The Tribune says the letter OF Gov.
Bullock, OF Georgia, announcing his re.
isignation is not very clear upon the
points on which the public desire more
light. He says he resigned because there
was conspiracy to impeach and remove
him, and that by resigning he defeated
that conspiracy. Some people will say
that ha gave up his office 70 escape i'm
peachmen& Bat Gov. Bullock also says
that by surrendering his Office into the
hands OF the President of the Senate,
lConiey.) he secured an honest successor.
AZ We understand the oise, Mr.. Conley
wonid have become acting Governor.
even IL Bullock had been removed bv the
conspirators; and the retiring Governor
expressly says that no proceedings
against the Governor have been sug-
gested. Tho whole affair is certainly
very hazy.
The Mercantile Insurance Company,
OF this city, has suspended.
Edward Nelson. an artist, was killed
by a railroad train.
Jos. +. Ivy has been elected President
OF the Panama Railroad, cice Hoadley.
resig g,ed.
COLUMBUS, GA. November 2-The
fair IL q great success. 5000 people
were on. the grounds. The exhibition ia
splendid. Tennessee, Rather, and other
last trotters and runners, were present
Weston, the renowned walkist, walks TO-.
morrow. 1000 trotting match on Sa-
turday.
CHARLESTON. November 2.-Arrived-
Bark Luget, Liverpool; briggs Anna Ma.
rlH, Stockholm; Black Swan. Baltimore.
CHARLESTON, November 2.-Fiye fever
deaths III the last twentv-f..nr honra
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