The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-23
Americas la,oili9enoe.
NOON DESPATCHES.

HEAVY SNOW STORMS TIE NEW YORK
FRAUDs-soUTH oARoLINA BONDS FOUND
N IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REVOLUTION
8. hAhYa aAFFAIRs-RAILRoAD ACCIDENTS =
q 'MARINE Observation-Disclosures oRIMR.
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y, NEW YoaK. November 81. The World
states that the charters of sevsrsi saw
7ingsi banks, owned by members OF The
, ring, do not CONTAIN provisions for the
protection Of the public which are found
In all charters OF other savings bauks.
It is rumored that James M. Sweeney,
brother OF Peter B. Sweeney. has fed
70 {EutOpe. and that evidence is in the
hands OF Charles O'Conor Of frauds BY
HMM conn cotton with Tweed and others.
In the Court of General Sessions, this
morning, Judge Bedford charged the
grand jury on frauds against the city,
and suggested that thesjufy send for
Charles O'Oonor to assist them in an i'm
mediate and rigid examination OF all no.
torious frauds, without respect 20 per-
not that many OF the alleged criminals
have Aed the country. The law would
re1ch them. '-'
DENVER, Co1oRADo, November 2l.-
There is much wind and the snow is
eight inches deep. Railroads are blocked
by the drifts. Another later snow storm
has added six inches. A4
A tre originated in q barber shop at
Kit Carson The Kit Carson House, the
Perry House., several dry goods and gro
Gerry stores, and two billiard saloons,
were burned; aleo, the post Office. Loss
$lOO. 1000. No insurance.
MATAMORAs, November 20.-General
RoNha, with strong force of Govern
ment troops, is. marching to relieve
Saltillo. General Querroga, the late
celebrated Imperialist chief, has Joined
the rebels, and commands tho lower Rio
Grande. It is rumored that Cortina has
pronounced in favor Of the rebels.
NEW YORK, November 22-Richard
DePriestor was found laying on Broad
way, with $11. 900 found on his person,
and $4,000 in South Carolina bonds.
CHICAGO, November 22.-C. @. p.
Holden has been exonorated from the
charge of misrepresentation of the
relief fund.
Fisk presented Alexis with the freedom
OF all he owned on the American CONT.
nent. The grand bail occurs Wednes.
day. the 29th. Alexis and suite will
arrive in Washington tonight.
Henry G. Stebbins has aocspted the
Commissionership of Public Parks.
Smallpox is raging in Trinidad and
the West Indies.
A Herald special, dated City OF Mexico,
Dias is fortifying Oaxacon and arming
the State troops. He refuses to pnblish
the election of Juarez. His formal re-.
VOLTS momentarily expected. Durango
'tis besieged by the rebels. The siege OF
6altillo continues. Tho Government
troops gained q victory over Trevinos'
cavalry. oaiS
SALT LAKE. November 22.-The trains
are twenty-four hours behind, on ac-
count Of snow, which is three or four
feet deep. There is every indication of
severe winter.
i@ 1t ls now asserted that the metal sup
posed to be tin is oadineam. The state.
ment creates great excitement
NEW ORLEANS. November 22-Lieu-
tenants Governor Oscar J. Dunn died.
last night, OF congestion Of the brain and
lungs; aged ffty-one years.
NORWICH, November 22.-The steamer
City Of New London, from Norwich, il
burning in the Thames River. There is
reason to fear that several persons have
= NIGHT DISPATCHES.
4. NGSwi0a, Conn, November 22.-The
following persons are known IT, be !cA.
on the steamer City of London: @. b.
Rogers, VIM. T. Norton, - HARRISON.
# i- ~ Aldrich, - Booler, Epg.ueer Du.
gan Stewart. The City Of Loudon was
g first class boat, full of freight from
New York for Norwich.
CLEVELAND. November 2l.-Johu r..
Ewing, mulatto, was found dead this
morning, with his head horribly battered
and soldering iron thrust down his throat.
The stockholders OF the Pitt.burg and
Cleveland Railroad have confirmed the
lease to the Pennsylvania Central.
OMAHA, November 22.-The several
days storm along the entire Pacific
Road has subsided. The trains are on
time.
OrTowA, November % The telegra nh
is completed TO Fort Garry.
CINCINNATI. November GA pas
senger train On the Indianapolis juno
tion Road, due here this morning. wa.
thrown from the track Of broken rail
No lives lost.
A baggage car on the Little Miam
Road, which left New York Monda,
evening, was burned, and the contents
including the mails. destroyed.
WASHINGTON, November 22--Th
election is quiet. The 81, 900, 600 LOAF
was carried by large majority.
Thos. j. Durant has been appointe,
advocate for the United States before tn
United States Spanish Commission.