The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-19

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have addressed q, 6iY6plkr ID t}iE. RSu1S6fn.
ors OF provinces! directing the s1p,pres.
sion oil organizations collected within
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Jnarists occupied Oaxaca ON The 4thrthe
Diazists ratiring toward Puerto {, Del
Angel, whence they embark for NMa.
zatlan. where they will Gttelhpt TO revive
the waning sevolhsioartLe !. back bone
OF whioh is' bfoksn,sN ~ Uhey a overnment
gains strength, whereas the. revolution.
lists, lack concert. r s.Reyoluti6nRfy chiefs
are QnarreliMg among themselves. :, The
Government General Rochelle was kill
ed, and the revolutionary General ,Roch-
Mse eeo, ,.ygsc.aasd, e inr the battle st Sag
Mateoto.s J. The annexatioh' fever is, pre-
vaient among the people. suAn ipoliti-
clans shre OPPOSING the schehie. Fo-
refgl4rS think That, lin an Auderican pro-
4teotorate. lies the only, safety Of Mexico.
The Government declines sending mi
nisters to the United States, Spain; Ger.
many and ITALY, On account OF the; OK
pense. IS The study OF the. English Ian
.guage Is becoming general nm opgi the
youths here. Failures of. merchants,
manufacturers and miners are reported.
General Rooha, at the, head of $50 men,
is marching rapidly. on San Luis, in
order TO save that sscity from the revolu-
tionists. He will then pfooesd TO the
no CFande. i.rA-E s.,t,1aa ~
New ORIHANs. Januarytl y The fac
tions still maintain" parliamentary
Aght, and the re;lltis and pu1ics o.c.ecs
the approaches to- the capitol.
The steamer Importer sunk in the
Afkaneas River, with l,0OU bales of cot
ton. for New OrleanE. The Importer
was total losa. :. > ., ~
V1oKsBURa. January 1S.-A fire occur.
red on the lev6e, between Clay aud Draw
toId nnN ost streets. which involved the loss: Of
sW4aaasasriyos, siy Janlnnalry al nl 1s5MA triau-
gular fight, between the grand iury.;,the
District Attorney and the Federal j ndee,
is progressing at Salt Lake. General
municipal disorder prevails.
The Senate Is isoonsideringartificia lepb
for Federal offioers.H 90? it'.. Il, r7asS
CHICAGO. January 18.ANfonday ses.
sion OF the Oounoilwa dispersed by, q
mob, The Are regulations aeem inoen-
tives for disorders. .ei-uab;. aTi,ta
e .:NEw, YoRK, january 1e.-A Columbia
Is o. despatch, states, that the Union
Trust lCompany,a besides. assnminRi TIE
debt OF South Carolina, ,,pn the. basis bf
Atty cents Do. the dollar, also settled the
indebted less OF South Carolina to the
present Financial Agent ei':Yaas!f; 4
Rev. John P. Ahigler, @. M, formerly
OF New Orleans end 81 Iiouisi died.this
RRSsnaing, Rsaoa1 A. the IS College q 81 Johh,
! A club to aid the re- election ,of, Grant.
has! been organized in Bostonstis
"a conrt circular annonnGes that Alexis
hunting party killed twenty pair OF Ame.
rlcan butfaloes in one day. WI, IL I,,t
. A Mexican despatch states that there
was great rejoicing at Matdl1oras' over
the success Of the Governments forces
who have captured. besides OAxnoa,, the
city Of San Luis Potosi. :5, 900 Govern
meht troops are under orders to march
to the frontier; Agrag Collierites and
Haoatgas are favorable to the Govern.
ment. At Matamoras, the forti ti6cations
are being strengthened, and many timid
inhabitants have He'd to the Mexican
side OF the river, under apprehensions
OF siege by the reyolutionnists. = Gen.
dnieroga, the rebel Mexican command.
or, stated. on the 10th, instant, that be
was confident Of ultimate success, as the
wealthy and intelligent party of the
country will aid revolution against Jua.
rez, as soon as there is q prospect OF sno.
CESS. He claims that the church inte.
rests favor the revolutionists; and says q
centralized goyethment'is necessary for
Mexico. He has plenty OF men. but
lacks arms and ammunition, which he
hopes to obtain soon from the United
States. He is anxious to obtain a quasi
recognition from the American Govern
ment, and to enlist the sympathies of
the American people,. He expects soon
to control the Rio Granyle frontier and
stop future Indian raids. He will soon
send commissioner to- Washington.
who will satisfy the American Govern.
ment that Coftina is still recognized ns q
General IN the service of Juarez, who is
nsin9 dictatorial powers. q Il ,.tss
COLUMBUS, OHIO. January 1s.-The
Kal'rond Committee of the House was
directed to prepare bill abolishing dis.
in charges for passengers
and frelghts over Ohip railroads.
:. WASHINGTON, January 18-EveninR.
The President has directed the disoou.
tinuance Of the Military Division OF the
Sonth, and the commanders OF the de-
DartmoHta, NJ tha Sonth ood H,,1s -