The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-23

ForoIgn Affairs.

lished in the morning papers.
Remember the only Rhinoceros, weigh.
ing $500 pounds. is with Old John Ro-
binson's Menagerie, Museum, Aquarium
and Oircus-Oolumbia, November IL.
American Matters.
Remember, George M. Kelly. the
champion leaper of the world, will yoult
over twenty horses, at Old John Robin
sons Menegerie, Museum, Aquarium and
Cirons-Colimbia. November IL.
OA!oAao, October 22.-The West Side
omnibus stables were burned last night.
with fifty horses, Loss B50O,OOO
San FRANCISCO, October 22.-The
latest advices from Idaho represent 10
general Indian outbreak as imminent.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. October 22.-The
horse disease is on the increase. and
there are few horses in the city that are
not affected. The street railway compa-
ny has suspended operations, all their
horses being sick. The livery stables
and express companies have also sus-
pended. There is hardly horse to be
seen in the streets, and not farmers
team is in sight hereabouts.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., October 22.-The
Palima. train on the Eastern Railroad,
hence for Boston, at 8 o'clock this morn.
ing. ran into freight train, at Seabrook,
sixteen miles from this place, and it is
reported that number Of persons were
killed and wounded, including engineer
Deerlng and the fireman of the Pullman
train. There is no telegraph, station at
Seabtook, aud. partioulars OF the disaster
cannot be expe1tea 'until1ater in the day.
New. YoRK, October 22.-The sheriff
ia ignorant Of j Tweed'a present. where
abouts, ibutrbelieHes he will appear when
wanted. s a:'"H
1t is understood That 200 families from
Alsace and LORRAINE. are preparing to
settle in the neighborhood of Alexandria,
Virginia. Since the fret Of January
last between 6,000and 1000 Of Alsatians
have reached this city. :"
The Representatives. in. the National
Insurance Conventions met last evening"
according TO adjodrnment. Few. addi.
tional officials arrived. No business,
Adjourned until to .day.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-Commis-
sionerAEal denies. that there is to be
any change in the Indian policy of the.
Administration '
ST. LOUIS. Octpber 22.-An investipa-
ton shows $t60, Geo swindie in the new
County jail. :,u..,i 1t .3'
NKw YoRK, October 22.-A diphthen.
tic. disease prevails among horses here,
but has not yet attacked the large stables.
PORTSMOUTH, October 22:-The aoci-
dent, at Seabrook was caused by mis-
PLACED switch. Three dead and fifteen
hurt. No Southern names.
YQRKr Pa, October 22.-Vouohers
and other papers have been stolen from
the. Donrt House to. conceal. ring frauds
WAsHrNaTOE,. October 20.-Mr. Pratt.
for tVanfv vaara ou,,11oro3 g.. Ga
Department as chief of the diplomatic
bureau. has resigned.
The merchants and Planters: Bank. of
Union,f South Carolina; has been au-
thor1ed! to commence operations, with
a capital of $50, ,U00..
TheAttorney-General is gone to Rich
mond electioneering. ~
Ihe steamer Scotia was telegraphed off
Sandy Hook at 7.15. This is the great
ocean race.
Probabfll llties-Clear and cool weather.
with Northerly and Westerly winds for
the North: west, extending, over tie up.
per lakes land, to the Ohio Valley For
the mississippi a Valley, Northerly to
Easterly winds. threat atening weather and
an occasional rain; On the lower lakes.
clearing weather, with, light rain and
Noreh-westerlye winds. For the New
EngIand and Middle States. cloudy wes.
ther and occasional rain. For the Gulf
and South Atlantic, threatening indica-
tio4si with probably fresh Moth to
Eashrly winds; and. rain on the South
Atlahtic. On. the Eastern Gulf, South
erly winds, with cloudy weather and rain.
On ithA Northern and Western Gulf,
Norsherly, 70. Easterly winds, with the
same -oOnditioHs.i g., i' !, ''' m
BAtSgnsoTh;sa y : October %. -Lochiei won.
the hurdle race; time 2.5SM. Second
race nine, atarted;: Mustard won; time
3.38M.. Third raoe Tubman won; time
!.47M. 1.4sA4i' Fourth race. Monarch
ist won easily. '~
Financial ana oommeroiaI.
COLUMBIA. S.; O.. October 22.-Sales
OF cotton to-day 81 bales-middling l7N.
hoNDoN, October 22-Noon.oOon-
soils 91T. 5s 1885.
L1vERPoo1, October 22-3 P. M
Cotton. opened quiet and steady-up.
lands 9A@9H; Orleans 1OL @ 10%;
sales 1o,Oo0 balen; speculation and ex-
LIvERPoon. October 22-Eyenina.-
Cotton closed Dnohan 0e6. po;5Jl;,.O