The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-21

tp! he6 6lassss q y being destroyed;
hpi&q fsss Ahe&t an&sase-eighjhs
dwtl! bewossh HneaaalI; oveRA{a eighths,
will be worth the whole face Of the note.
fss NEW Coax. November 20.-The re-
ceivlng OF Aiexis has been postponed. on
tHpoS1tRfSnnc ES4tsrly rain. An entire
daviaon OF the National Guard has been
ordered out >, Alexis looks robust. The
ftuselan Irlgase bearing Alexis sustained
no damage, and did NOT ship sea dpr-
ing the terrible storm: ALEXIS is dressed
HI n fas se .a,; %,;plsuniltfC@ Hfl lIsytentapt.
ar OF q gentleman; with clear COM
TPiexton, light hair and whiskers, and
fplae eyes; speaks English quite auenAy,
DuS 1T appears to prefer French.
= The steamer Mary Powell, VIE the te.
oepaon committee OF the members OF, the
press, started down the bay, this 'mhiofn-
i9H 70 greet, Alexis Notwithstanding
the heavy rain, hundreds OF elegantly
dressed ladies accompanied the commit
tee, and many hundreds Of persons were
AsssAAA6 VI se10 HA08 lu tuo dt0fkus IQ6
committee have decided that the.e shsll
be no parade, to-day, in consequence Of
.ks storm. The reception committee
Will board the Vetland, and ask the
Grind Duke whether he prefers to pro-
oeed fat ,once to Washington, or remain
here and have a reception to.morrow.
Broadway is thronged with expeotant
eihzensEthe news Of the postpone
nane Of the procession not having vet
been Published.
y Edward Schell has been appointed re-.
cetye- Of the National Savings Bank.
|It is believed the National, Guardian
and Bowling Green will ultimately pay
In full.
A frigate was met in the storm off
Hatteras, on the 10th, which lasted until
Friday night, when observation showed
her forty miles off Cape May. A pilot
WAS taken on at O'Clock, on Saturday
afternoon. off Barnegat. lf.,.ft .
NIGHT DISPATCHES. ISL
DETROIT. November 2O.-The schoon.
er Twilight foundered in The lake on the
16tb, hSix Of the. Grew were lost. , Il,
CHICAGO, November 2O.-The friends
OF MoOevitt are satisfied that the re-
mains found in the ruins OF the Tribune
building are not McDevitt's.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Connolly
has resigned and Mayor Hall has ap-
pointed Andrew II. Green Comptroller.
Returns from several election districts
have been found. defective. Three cleo
ton inspectors have been arrested, and
held in $780, bail. i
Alexis has arrived at the Clarendon
Hotel.
The Guardian and Bowling Green
Savings Banks aFe closed. The National
Savings Bank pays all demands. 81
Emanuel B. Hart. q leading Tammany
sschem, says Tweed must resign his
membership in the Tammany Society
and the Democratic General, Committee;
and it hedoes not, measures will be taken
to force him ont. E a.,ts'
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-In Ed
wards rs. Ganneret, q case Of error from
the Circuit Court OF Louisiana, the
Oonrt holds that an order OF the Circuit
Court below, dismissing case which
was transferred from The Provisional
Court, was correct. holding that under
the ACT of July, 1855, it belongs in the
District Court, and was never legally
transferred TO the Circuit Court.
Collector OF Customs Murphy, of New
York, has resigned Chester A. Arthur
succeeds him. The President and COL
leotor Murphy exchanged letters, ex-
pressing mutual confdepcsin each other.
ProbabiEtes-The barometer will pro-
badly fall on Tuesday, with North. .east-
erly winds and threatening weather on
tho Gulf coast; partially cloudy and
pleasant weather in the interior of the
Southern and Gulf States. The area of
lowest pressure will move South eastward
through Canada, with Westerly winds;
falling barometer and threatening wea.
sher in New York and New England;
rising barometer and clearing weather
from Virginia to Lake Huron and West
ward; brisk but not dangerous winds
from the Southwest on Lake Erie.
Cautlonary signals will continue this
evening at Grand Haven, and are order
ed for Oswego. i...l51,
r NEW ORLEANS, November 2O.-The
cornerstone OF the Temple of Sinai was
laid yesterday. s. M. Todd, Grand
Master, conducted the Masonic ceremo-
MES. Among the orators. was Rev. J.
4. dnthiem, of Temple Of Emanuel,
New York. The cornerstone of st.
Stephens Church. en- Napoleon street,
was also laid. Rev. Bishop Quertan end
Archbishop Perche assisted. 4,.'Ill
I Universal Life Insurance COMPANY
NE are desfrous OF securing the service.
wv OF half dozen active OanYassiho
Agents in South CErolina for tho Uniyersa1
Lie lnsurance Company, Of New York with
whom whom liberal terms will be made. We desire