The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-09

is gone to Rome. 1t is thoGght GouIard
will be assigned to Italy. @w fs
Asnsrfcan lnsoIluzen nee. ~.
~ NOON DISPATCHES.
MARTIAL Law IN FExA -HhECnoN suMMA-
RY-PRooEEpNas OF GEORGIA ASSEM-
GA1vEsros. November I. d The Indian
Chiefs Santana and Big Tree, whose
death sentences were .commnted to i'm.
prisonmentf f6f life; are in the Hun4sville
penitentiary. "a,
HoUsgoN, November 1.-THE Lower
iHoese4 adopted, by ~ to 33, resolution
condemning the action of the Governor,
and Declaring martial law in Freestone
and Limestone Counties as unnecessary
to the end cof Justice, as the;s Counties
were unobAtfntted In the exercise Of the
proper jarisdicsion, The Governor ia
xe9qe1teA ;;Apd ihstrueted to restore
ciyy3lt lights I'd said Count and with
dsHE afmed, forces ssherefEom aud dis,
band them s,iI!E .usif il.st'Y, - ,,l,5., Il
',.,sqaSmpbslts , Sl nisuseuant !.1. Governor, is
BosnsoS BosnrsoSs,s > Noivse,imlber r' ss.MFrank Wins.
low, ofithe Boston Journal,l while wait.
ing for one, was struck by another train,
WAaHNaross November s.-ror the
1nfofmati9rg Of Rcounsel, 1t should be
stated thakSau csses continued at this
term 6f lths Supreme Court, after Mon
day exss,Nltls be put ut the foot of the
catshdet next term2 unless Otherwise
spseinil y ordered BY atho court. This
will put alE0aae5 so continued over for at
leasttwoyaaxs. his 3 Sll, / d
BENZ b. gCustes has not yet accepted
the asASSiate copnselshir before the Ge-
nevS Atbitfation. s3,,i,
The President and Secretary of War
decided to eject sGuatters from the
Usage lands. unless they remove, in com
piiance to notice from the Secretary of
the Interior. General Walker, Com mis-.
sioner sofa the Census, will accept the
In1iah Cpmmissi ionefsliip.i il Congress
raises The salary. ssti 81
dAIIFA4, NuVaEiOur 5.-i:he fishing
schooner Riggs. with all hands, was lost.
on Grand Banks. ias: Il s$its &. 49, -,
Election Summary Wisconsih, elects a
Republican Governor and Lekyislasnra
Illinois elects aRepubIican Con ntressnitsf,
at large by 25, 900 to 10000 majority
New jersey elects Democratic Govern.
or and probably Republican Eegisla-
ture; New! York elects Republican State
ticket and Legislature; Tammany Hall
was not open last night. The World
says: "Returns from this State, which
were unusually backward this year, indi-
cate the election Of the Republican
ticket by at least 20. 600 majority. As it
never rains but it pours, the majority
may be even more than this. We have
lost the State Legislature, and the Re.
publicans will not fall far short of two.
thirds vote in either house. Tammapy's
local ticket was roughly handled by the
voters. Ledwith was nowhere. S.oiel
ls elected by about 26, 900 majority over
Chandler, for Register. Brady, Norton.
and Genet will not visit Albany officially
this year. Even Tweed, with no opposi.
ton worth mentioning, polled O light
vote. compared, with those he formerly
received."2 Seventy.eight towns in Min
nesota gives Austin. Rep for Governor,
1.428 majority, Tammany elects only
Tweed to the Senate, and only three ont
OF TWENTY-FIVE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The Re.
form ticket for County and city of New
York ibisnccessfnl By large maioritics
The Repnblicaps, carried Kansas by an
increased majority.
,!.3.' NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON, November 8.-An order
will issue from the War Departments.
probably to-.ncr.cw, placing the Indians
OF Arizona nndet the direct charge of
Gen. Soho field. distinctions will be
given to bring them. all in upon reser-
walton, and keep them upon such reser.
walton. While there they will DO fully
protected in all their rights by this Gov.
ernment; aud if they leave. and 90 upon
the waT Pssh.' they will De punished.
Probabiiities-The low barometer
West Of the Mississippi will probably
move North eastward, with Southerly
winds and rain from the Gull coast to
Kentucky, and North. .easterly winds in
Wisconsin and on the upper lakes. The
winds will probably back to the South.
west on the lower lakes; North westerly
winds will continue on the middle and
East Atlantic coast. Cloudy and rainy
weather will extend on Thursday over
Lakes Erie and Michigan; partially
cloudy weather on the South and middle
Atlantic; rising barometer and clearing
weather In Northern New England.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
our coasts this evening. i""
II has been showing for three days in
Cheyenne.
E,.ction summary-Parker's majority