The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-02
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sA1cs AAo AAob WOEOH OF t6n. hO68el TO
Republican friend were: "If you have
not before long crushed the army, it will
q crush you: It has always been, preto-
/, party; whereas it should be national.
Danger is pressing. The Republicans
have abandoned insurreotion. You did
not like the men of the 18th OF March.
did not like them; but it was necessary
X TO Join in order to restrain them"
:, A. Havana, special reports that the
Z bodies OF the executed students have
been refused TO their parents. The stu-
dents sentenced to the chain-gang have
been working in the streets, with orimi-
nails, since yesterday. The father of
one Of the former has died from grief.
anu l the mothers Of two others have be-.
], come insane. h s5 s,s. y IS
There is skating on the parks. Con-
4 siderable ice in the docks and river.
!, The, 'Pennsylvania Central took pos
II session Of the Jersey Railroad last night.
.aWAsHNaToN, December 1.-W. D.
g Wallach, formerly editor Of the Slar, is
dead.
4 /. ,A;0aehec despatch reports the river
4 full of ice. Vessels are floating up and
down the harbor with the ice, and
several are ashore. There was terrible
storm yesterday at the River Duloupe.
Several wrecks occurred. with loss of
life. t,Fj, Fl tf,,i... f,.tl ,'-
/ y Alexis goes to West Point to-day, if
the ice permits.
The interest on the called five-twenty
bonds, being the balance OF the frat
series Of the issue of 1862, ceases today.
The payments upon the new Eve Der
cents have come in with unexpected
promptness. The coin needed for the
payment of the six per cents is already
provided. It is not Anticipated, how.
ever. that very large proportion of
coin will be required for the REDEMPTION
OF the $10O. .0O0,00O of six per cents
", OOO. 600 OF gold have been paid on
account OF cash rademptions, which
amount covers all the bonds presented
Tor cash payment on both foreign and
domestic account. The most of the
300. .00O.O 600 Of hve.twenties called in
Tor December first, have been taken up
by the American and European syndi-
cate. These will be used in settlement
!, ,toF the new ayes. It is, therefore, i'm
probable that very large amount of
additional gold will be required to close
the transaction.
~ NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WAsHINaToN, December 1.-The Cab.
net did not discuss Cuban affairs. It is
slated semi; officially that there is no diff
douity between this Government and
Spain. The movement OF vessels Cuba.
ward Is merely precautionary.
The debt statement shows decrease
Of $3. 100000. Coin in The Treasury
$96. 250. 900; currency $40, 100. .OOO.'
Pfobabilities-N winds. with
clearing weather, are probable for Sa.
turday on the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts; Westerly winds with pleasant
weather in the Middle and Eastern
ssetes;; innraaaing Southwest winds on
the lakes, with falling barometer and
cloudy weather. Cautionary signals will
continue for this evening at Whining
ton, Charleston, Savannah and Jackson
Vile, and are ordered for Oswe0o. Ro.
chester and Buffalo.
Alexis has arrived at West Point.
BosToN, December 1.-The oyster YES.
sci w. 81. Atwood was wrecked. All
hands lost. The British schooner Oatha.
ftne foundered in Yarmouth Bay. All
lost.
PRovDEN0E, E. l., December IL
Grey Stone mill, North Providence, was
burned to-day.
New YoRK, December 1.-The reading
OF the Lords Prayer In Hunters Point
School was interrupted. when the princi-
pal called in the police. Many children
then loft, and subsequently several were
expelled. One that threw filth at the
principal was taken to the station house.
None hereafter will be admitted unless
known to be willing to obey the rules.
A prominent Cuban states that 10. 900
stand OF arms Recently reached the
Cuban patriots.
The ice holds Ill canal sboats near
Troy.
Connolly is still jailed.
General Chester A. Arthur has been
installed as Collector OF Customs.
Twelve cases OF small. box Wednesday.
Nine deaths since Saturday.
A hurricane visited the North side of
the island OF Cape Briton on the 9th.
causing immense damage. The tide was
four feet higher than ever known. There
was considerable loss of life.
private despatch reports q general
strike and suspension at the Stafford. |
shire pottefies.
ATLANTA, GA, December 1.-The Lie. |
gislature passed resolution depreoiatory
OF motion for payment of emancipated
slaves.
The movement for railroad from the
Ohio River to the South Atlantic sea.
board is nearly completed. The scheme
includes steamship line with Europe,
and az, ,nnbroken line from Louisville to
Savannah and Brunswick, pia Mont
gomery. The projectors have ample
capital and experience.
A Western backwoods politician is in
favor Of the ''one-term" principle. He
has woman's rights wife, he says, who
s one termagant, and is not in favor OF
ehe continuance OF her administration.
Boarding.