The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
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Probabilities PleAsano Weather. with
light Winds, i'd probable for SATURDAY. Oh
the Atlantic coast: The storms III the
North east will probably 'abate durinn
the night. The rain on fhe Gull coast
will probably extend into tho interior.
Hailf6g bnr3meter, with Easteriyrwinds,
vii! PS6bhbly centiGue FROM the Blue
Nldge to the Mississippi River. :
General Sherman will leave Fort Le:.
veriworeh to1mbrrow for Waehihetoni 81
The rosSnaster General has Just or
dered the great, mails between Nsw
Kork, Washington { and New Orleans,
now transmitted pia Chattanooga, Grand
function and Cahton, to go pia the Ala
oamn 4. apd Chattanooga Road, to Meri-
dian, Miss. thence over the Mobile and
Ohio Road to Mobile; thonce over the
New Orleans, Mobile aud Texas Road to
New Orleans. ''.t'l'' M. /!
NRw, Y0RK, juno "a mutiny oc.
ourred last night on board the ship Reso-
lutte, bou0d for Livetpobl. The, seamen
attempted to desert. The second mate.
with an iron :, Delaying pin, wounded
seven, Of them about the head.
An unknown sailor from New Orleans
was stabbed to death by Chas. Haywood.
on tho ship Dexter, from Leuhorne.
Haywood is in custody. -
letter from st. Johns, New Found
land, reports the loss of q small ooasting
schooner, with forty souls She left ST.
Johns Tor Old Pelican. Forty men of
the crews OF the Nimrod and Hector
took passage on her. Tie passengers.
mostly married, lived ut Old Pelican !,
and were returning home, with the pro
ceeds OF successful voyage. The vessel
was nnheard of since May %. Part of
her cargo was picked up at sea. It is
supposed she struck o low iceberg during
darkness. The little villngeia scene Of
mourning. Nearly every family lost a
member.
!: = no 6Eauu Aouge OF MnsOnS fixed the
annual.4ssessment at seventy-tive cents; !;
third whereof goes to the hall and usy-
lum fund Of the Glnnd Lodge; 80 theirs
was no reas6n for attending the ritual.
Adjourned sine die. ;l2'
Ihe Charge Of murder has been aban
doned against the crew of the brig Bow.
ers, and they are now held as simply at-
tempting to create revolt.
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( Aterribio cyclone passed over q por-
ton of Illinois on Fyiday. In its path
way it entirely devastated the earth,
leaving not. q particle Of vegetation olive,
and ploughing up the earth to the depth
OF severn! inches. It was ACCOMPANIED
by electric phenomena md sulphurous
smell. Fortunately no houses we're with
ia it's line Of progress across ths country.
A second ''card" to the public. from
the New York car murderer, Foster. re-
pudiates his responsibility for the pre-
vious card published in his name. in
which he was made to complain OF the
conditions Of his trial. His counsel also
certified that he. endeavored to procure
the suppression OF the first card. #
Why do the ladies look 30 much at the
moon? BECAUSE there's'n man it.