The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-06
roreigu Affairs.

w maETy tuo uyAuB nOCuer OF Ills chill
dren, in order to legitimize his offspring.
When the ceremony is concluded, he will
return to prison.
The evacuation of the Department of
the Upper Marne by the German troops
hos been completed. That OF the De.
partment of Marne is slowly proceeding
BERLIN, November 5.--Tle Govern
ment has created number of now peers.
IN order to carry on local government.
MELBOURNE, November 5.-There ia
great rejoicing over the completion of tho
telegraph. The event will be formally
celebrated on the 18th.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, November 5-Arrived-
schooner II. q. Shepherd. New York.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The wenther
is clear and pleasant. The city presents
q holiday appearances; the police aud
Federal officers arc stationed ct the dif-
terent voting places. The Tribune aud
fferdhs say Greeley has carried Louisiana
by from $4,000 to l5,01O majority. Nu-
merous arrests at the polls here.
ROCHESTER,, November 5.-Susan 3.
Anthony and eight other women voted.
There were eighteen women registered
in the same district.
WASHINGTON. November 5-The state
ment that the Treasury Department had
decided that Determinations against
french bottoms applied to vessels afoat,
1s premature. The matter is still under
sdVisement. but such decision is proba-
BILE.
Probabilities-On the lower lakes. and
thence over the Middle and Eastern
States, falling barometers. Southerly
winds, cloudy weather and rain in the
South Atlantic States, Northerly to East.
eriy winds, cloudy weather and rain. ex
tending over the Gulf States, with clear.
ing weather and North " esterly winds
on the latter tomorrow. On the upper
lakes and IN Michigan, increasing pres
sores, South-westcrly to North-westerly
winds, cloudy but clearing weather. In
the Northwest, and thence to Kentucky
and Tennessee, North westerly winds.
clearing and cool weather.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November g.
Heturns indicate light vote, with Gree.
ley gains In Raleigh, the election ia
progressing quietly. Bnt little interest
is manifested by either party. It is es-
timated there will be falling off of
thirty five per cent. Of the August vote
in this city
RALEIGH. N. G.. November 5.-The
morse maiauy appeared a5 NYyan, Yancey
d. Oo.'s stables. this morning. Hay-
woods fine trotting mare Fuhnie and
daywood's Loafer aud Pomeroy are
down with it. It is spreading rapidly.
wholesale merchants and cotton factors
have ordered oxen from the country.
Two stores on Hillsboro street were
burned this morning; the work of an in
cendiary. Loss over insurance IS, 600.
DOVER, N. H., November 5.-There
is full vote. The weather is SO favora-
pie that Invalid voters will all be brought
ont. In Manchester, the Dem ocrats
cla!m TO have reduced the Republican
majority l0O: Both parties claim the
state: In Keene, the election is pro.
crossing quietly. The Liberals and
stralght-outs are voting strongly for
Greeley: In Nashua, Greeley is not poll.
ing full! Democratic vote.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November e.
Ihe election is progressing quietly.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-No street
cars running to-day. There are 1000
SICK horses in Cleveland and no street
cars are running. No signs of abate.
ment, asScold rains are general. In Chi
oago number of deaths are reported.
Oxen are doing the hauling.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-The
election is quiet. Yarmouth thinks the
State has gone for Greeley by Is, 900
majority, and claims three and probably
four Conservative Congressman. Th.
general opinion is that this city has zone
for Greeley and the fusion ticket bv
about 10000 to $4,000. In Ninden.
Greeley had 300 majority of 900 votes
Tho Liberals claim 500 majority in Web.
ster Parish. franklin Parish gives
Grant 300 majority, but elects the fusion
ticket. Colcasien Parish gives Greeley
and the fusion ticket about 900 majority.
ATLANTA, November 5.-Greeley car
RES Georgia by 10000. All the Demo.
cratlc congressman are elected.
CHICAGO. November 5.-Returns from
1ndiana nnia. aro coming in slowly. Large
republican gains are reported from all
sections OF the State.
CONCORD. n. H.. November b.-Eighty
towns give Grant II, ,0G6; Greeley ID ESQ:
scattering 167. The same towns gave.
In ,9 ls6S. Grant 17,ao1; Seymour 13,7o2'.
MONTPELIER, VT., November s 5-Sixtv.
SIX ot towns give Grant Is. 1G5: Groolev
1928. The O'Conor vote I, is xsrv ;o l;oht
The three Republican Nominees en. ars
rity. ~ USUAL "''o-
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-.Ip