The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-04
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sas wish the proceeds Of sales. are re.
ported murdered. -"
CoRpUs CHH1sr1, Decembex 81,-Great
excitement prevails in Mexico. Mon.
tereyf has raised $500, 600 and 5000 men
for. the revolution. General Navarro
leads the 5000 on San Luis. Success is
regarded certain. -. &
~ FHfADHLPt1A.J January g. ., Tue Ledger
ssys the 6uaquehanna Canal has been
: EEeesaa h-' 'she Rsei;cg Rail-cs7 soz nine
ty.pine years, with the inteption Of max
ing HAvte-de-G Grace q large coal depot
for Southern chipping aud dssupplying
cWaahingto with cheap anthraeite.
NHw ORrHANEs January 3. Yesterday,
/tR Tho SenRte. there was no,qaor1m, the
euatom house partisans absen ting them.
Aelyes. The sergeant -at-aims sought
sbem intellectually. Ia the House, Car
. set tantt, WafmDuth) received aSvote of
thsnks and Enforcement Of His official
aots by handsome majority. This is
rSgarded as o decided custom house VIC
tory. ~
a OMAHA, January 3.-Tour Eastern
bound passenger trains have been near
Salesman for two days, trying to shovel
their way through.
CHICAGO. January S.-The property
a0idsrs on Custom Euuse Square de-
mand fabulous prices. The values de.
manded aggregate over S2.00O,Oy0 for
the e'sqnare. h9
HAN FRAHo1sco. January 3.-The wea.
thef faired New Years day. Twenty-Five
hundred tons Of ealt and the works were
waahed.swsy at Aiameds. xsaH
LoUIsvnnz. January "a fire ooour.
red In Somerset, Pulaski County. which
destroyed many buildings, including the
Court House; loss 875, 900.
HARTFORD. January 8.-A man and
wife and another woman were murdered
at Windsor Rock; no clue. ss
6AIT LAKE, January 3.-Bfjgham
Young has been refused bail. Young
gave the Federal Government one of his
houses for the prison, wherein Young is
confined.
New YoRK, January 3.-The counsel
for the people propose to object to young
Tweed, as surety. for his father, on the
ground that love and affectionate con-
siderasion arc insufficient to constitute
good titles Tweed will not 90 to Alba
ny until bail bonds have been arranged.
pigeon ahooting-matoh, by the Long
leland Shooting Club, was interrupted,
Jestsrdsy, by. Bergh. "A member shot
two birds, however, TO enable Bergh to
make q test case in the courts. The 80
eiety, on the other hand. threaten to sue
Bergh for trespassing on the club
grounds. ,.s.fs.+,. .se4.,.
Two ruflans seised respectable mar
xied woman on Eighth avenue and oar.
Tisd her- to disYepntsble honse. The
woman fought, when one split her fore
head with brass knnckles and fad; the
other was arrested, and proved to be
George Schuyler Burns, who waa con-
sictea Of similar outrage year ago.
WAHHkaToN, January 3.-The ship
Osprey. OF Boston. has been traced by
the United States Treasury records to
tho coast OF Australia. The claimant
for the Tiohborne estates asserts that he
Has eaved By the Osprey from shipwreok
eH the coast OF Brazil. The records
we're searched at the instance OF English
attorneys for defendants. t!.AS
" is stated the steamer Congress has
sailed With sealed orders--supposed to
have reference to the Hornet.
Caatom officers and steamboat inspso-
sioa oflcers are ordered to allow tug
boats aud steamboats, used exclusively
tor freight upon the Mississippi and it's
tributaries to carry $50 instead of 10
pounds steam. Supervising inspectors
are directed TO grant permits to such
boats. Without permits from snpervis-
ing inspectors, such boats will not be al
lowed to navigate
Probabilities--Olear weather, with
: North-westerly winds, is probable for
thursday from Florida to Kentucky and
Westward; cloudy and clearing wea-
ther prevailing on the South Atlantic
ecast. The barometer will continue to
fall in the middle and Eastern States.
With clouds and fog. Westerly winds.
with cloudy weather, will continue over
the lakes, An area of low barometer
will develop in Nebraska and Minnesota.
Warning Egpals are ordered. Danger
ons. w@pds are not anticipated for to-
night
ANNAPOLIS, January, a.-Prof. Reese
Vas dismissed after I've he urs' cross.
examination. "
Ro0HRsrRR. N. Y. Jannary 2-M;d-
night.-The main portion of the crowd
dispersed. A public meeting was pro.
posed for tomorrow. The captains Of
companies disavow having ordered the
tire whereby four citizens were killed.
The negroes have abandoned the streets
John Etter, who was killed, was promi.
nent German citizen. Tho military
claim that they were assailed with stones.
H9pHEsTER January 4-l0A a. M.-The
yudges Of the Oyer and Terminer Court
hAVe directed the sheriff not to take
Howard from Jail at present. and to pro
teot public property and preserve public
Feace at all hazards. Howitzers have
been removed to position where they
eommend Exchange street and it's mp
pyoeohes from the East side of the river
moro eHeotnnlly.
LATER. From until II, this morn
Ing, the city was comparatively quiet
four companies Of the hfty-fourth regi
ment are guarding the Jail and It's ap
proeohes, and loaded cannon are placed
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