The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-28
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NOON DISPATCHES.
aREELEx AND THE PRRsDHNoY--MoorED
wHoLEsALH ARREST OF NEW YORK
OFFIC1ALs-HNAvY LOSS By FIRE
COUNT tONB-MsULT TO TEE DEAD
By sTUDENTH-ALRxB IN NPENNsYLvANIA
MARTIAL Law FOB FLORIDA, 4o., 40.
New York, November 26.-The Times
reports that Mayor Hall will soon be ar
rested. st r,,a
Horace Greeley, ss 6 Republican meet
ing, last, night, refused union with the
Grant wing.
The brig Stockwell was burned by the
breaking Of o kerosene lamp.
Spears feed store was burned by spon-
taneous combustion. ran
NEW YORK, November 25.-Connolly
is in charge Of the Deputy Marshal, who
accompanies him In search of bail.
It is stated that the whole Board Of
Auditors, twenty-five in number, inolud-
ing Mayor Hall, will be arrested Mon
day, on the charge OF completely in
frauds.
Miss Helen Josephine Mansfield against
James Fisk, Jr., was opened today. in
sYorkville Police Court. Miss Mansfield
was placed upon the stand and detailed
her several love transactions in San
Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia and
other places.
LoUrsvMhH. November 25.-Excite-
ment in CLARK County, Indiana, on ao-
count OF the Park tragedy, has not died
out. The suspicion that white men in I.
stigated the murders is undergoing secret
Investigation. Numbers Of negroes are
leaving the country. The wife of the
negro Taylor, who is now suspected of
being the one who struck the Aendish
blows. has gone to Chicago. The grand
jury will meet on the 1st December.
when it is probable that some, of the
Lynohers OF the negroes engaged in the
bloody affair will be indicted.
HELENA, November 26.-Two compa-
MES OF the Seventh Infantry. Maj. Free
man commanding, while returning from
Fort Browning, yesterday, were caught
IN the terrible snow storm and q number
we're badly frozen. principally about the
feet, nnd will lose them. The therno-
meter, at s O'Clock this evening, is
hfteen degrees below zero. .Tl- e
WASHMaToN, November .26.-Pen-
ston's patent. for hay and cotton presses,
has been extended.
CHARLRsToN, 8. O.. November 26.- The
health officer OF Charleston has issued
instructions for the examination of all
vessels from New York, Philadelphia and
trinidad, these ports having been PFC
claimed by Gov. Scott to be Injected By
smallpox. a4 d \ :.
WARRINGTON. November 25.-A letter
from Carson, Colorado, reports the burn
ing OF a square. including the Perry
House and post office. Loss, 5000, COO;
no insurance. s'A -
Western dispatches reiterate that Lo.
ring, the Boston Journalist, was among
those killed by the Apaohes in the stage.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Four pri-
soners broke from franklin, Indiana,
Jail: Three escaped, but one, charged
With murder, Was recaptured. @ - :
OMECuHNAIL November 27.-Sixty
smallpox deaths last week. !:
NEW HAVEN. November 27.--The ohe-
mica mical works were burned to-day; loss
5000, 600; partially insured. 'fN
NEW YoRK, November 27.-Connolly
is still under restraint. Bail will be
raised to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 27.-Sea.
sonable rains throughout the country.
Grapes nearly all gathered. The vint-
age will be the largest and finest ever
known. ]25io' 4! Gi-.,,'
WASHINGTON, November 27.-A de-
epas0h received by the Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue, this morning, states
that +. Mier, late assistant assessor in
Texas. has committed suicide, in conse-
Gnenee Of a fear that he would be ar
rested for collecting aud embezzlinp Go.
vernmen1 funds. -
An article appears in the Tribune to-
day, in answer to an erticle in the Times
which says Mr.. Greeley committed q
stupendous folly in dreaming of the Pre-.
sidency. Mr.. Greeley re- asserts that he
will never seek the office, but he will
never decline duty. The article claims
that .he field is open, and says we re-
speotfnliy protest against the acrimony,
the malevolence and the proscriptive
venom manifested by certain journals,
which has been set on to clear the field
Of all intruders.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WAsHINaToS. November 27.-The Su-
preme Court, in Oorley vs. O'Conner.
from the Circuit Court OF South Caro-.
lima, reversed the order of the lower
court, which held that certificate Of
tax sale, signed by two commissioners.
was void. The Supreme Court holds
that authority given TO several persons
for public purposes may be executed by
q majority Of their number. The deci-
s!on e the case OF Hanover o. Doup.
iron. Arkansas, was reversed. This case
involved the right to recover for goods
which the vendor knew or had reason to
believe were purchased for the Southern
Confederacy. The court holds such q
transaction illegal and void. The court
has adjourned for week.
Senstcr Osborne called on the Presi.
dent to-day for the purpose OF request