The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-07

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! tinue to leave the country unless higher
| wages are, given. y n
New YoRK, September 6.-There was
lively melting ct the Union Rcpubli-
can Association. It recommends Greel,v
to the National Convention for Presi.
dent
W1LKEsDAnRE. Pa, September G.
The coal mines have collapsed acres
of ground sinking 200 feet.
New YORK, September CIT is under
stood that, to-day, implication will be
made before Judge Barnard, for an in
Junction against the heads of the city
government, to restrain them from col
lection OF taxes. or issuing any more
bonds and transferring any moro real
estnte. These are the principal points
to be inserted in the legal document.
This movement is inaugurated by all as
socintion called the Executive Committee
OF Citizens and Tax payers, for the
financial reform Of the city of New
York.
WILMINGTON, DEL, September c.
Tho Republicans carried the municipal
election by 418 minority.
LITTLE Rock September 6-Ten con
victs succeeded in overpowering the
guard and escaped.
CINCINNATI, September 6-The crop
of tobacco in the Miami Valley is the
largest known-45, 900 boxes, against
Is, 600 last yenr.
ST.. LOUIS, September Ga man
named llama, who runs an illicit distil-
lery in defiance of the revenue officers,
and who js implicated in half dozen
shooting affairs, killed three of party
OF mon who attacked his house ut Bloom.
field.
CINCINNATI, September 6.-NIcMaIr &
Urban's safe and lock factory was burned
to-day.
LOUISVILLE. September 6.-Tho Ame-
rican Railway Muster Mechanics com
mence their third annual session at the
Gait House, September II. r..
FRANKFORT, KY, September G.-Gov
Leslie was inaugnrated by Judge Ro.
bertson-aged eighty. After the inau-
guration, Judge Robertson resigned the
Kentucky Chief Justiceship. Robertson
was supported by two men during the
inaugural. Tho scene WIS touching
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, September 6.-Informa-
ton was received here to-day. by tele-
graph, that the American bark Harvest
Home had beon attacked by force of
Mcxicans. off the bar OF Santa Anna,
on the night of August 27, aud her
master obliged to put to sea without
completing her cargo. Another despatch
from Galveston, also dated to-day, men
lions thnt the American bark Brothers,
owned by firm in Norfolk, Virginia,
and OF which james 3. .Churaton wns
master. was captured from him by an
armed force Of Mexicans, on August 27,
Nh n f,1 An,
was forced to abandon her; and that
picked up by the Harvest Home, and
arrived at Galveston yesterday. Captain
Thurston will visit Washington, and
make q full statement Of all the facts in
the case to the Government authorities.
Proeabilities-The Georgia cyclone
will probably movo North eastward along
the South Atlantic coast, with general
rnin and brisk but not violent Eusterly
winds. Northerly winds and pleasant
weather are probable for Thursday from
Alabama to Lake Erie and Westward:
Easterly winds with threatening weather
from New Jersey Southwark; South
easterly winds in the interior of New
England.
NEW York. September 6.-The ami
versary Of LaFayettos birth wus cello.
brated by the French societies.
The mate of the ship Euterpe, charged
with scuttling the ship, was bailcd in
So. 900.
DR.. Mary Francis Secley, of Cleveland.
Dr. Sarah Stewart, Of PhiIadeIphia, and
Miss Guthrie, OF Philadelphia, sailed for
Calcutta as missionaries, under tina ans
piccs OF the Womnn's Union Mission
Society. for heathcn lands.
CHARLESTON, September G.-Sailed-
steamer James Adger, New York.
FIVE fever deaths reported in the last
twcnty-four hours. Tho cool weather is
having an unfavorablc effect on the sick.
but there arc hardly any new cases.
SAVANNAH, Scptem Der G. .--Isaac Cohen.
formerly prominent merchant OF this
city, is dead aged sevonty-eight.
RICHMOND. September G.-The Ame-
rican Pomological Society commenced
their annual session, this morning.
Twonty-six States nre represented by
delegations OF distinguished men, and
there are contributions of the finest
fruits ever exhibited. Tho Society was
rccei red by Mayor Reilly, mt tho capitol,
IN speech Of wolcomo, which was fit
tlngly responded to by Marshall T..
Wilder, President of the American So.
cIety In the afternoon, President
Wilder delivered the annual address,
after Which the Delegates had an excur.