The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10
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namsd for-Min,ssss soi N sBSbiio Dbl " Works, y iiss,
instead OF Senior Servera, and .Senor
Debris has .receiveds the portfolio oi
Minister ,'of Jnstice. 7. Gen. Maft6nez
Csmpos has relinquished The command
OF the Republican land forces besieging
Cartegena, apd been g.plapeA lin .oom,
manu- ofstnep tFooPH inv a;enuia. Gen.
SalidO Aucceeds, Cons Oampos as com.
'mandSf,o ,ot 4h6 forces before Oartagena.
,viaeA AZ Aaniral i As ,sIE H.sti9gs Yslyerton.
the Mediterranean, has informed the
Government that he will surrender the
frigates Victoria and Almanac. now held
ataGibreltaf,iif'tA 80 Grew of 800 men is
plscsa; ;h1 sAeh sessel.,
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
CH2Ansst0N; ssptsmber s.AArrived.-
SteamShips Champion, New York; Sea
Gnll, BaltimoSess ,ischoonefsa Matilda
Brooks, DEF. Keelipgy j. rH: ,Siiukuey,
Jesse and sNlizsbeshE = ~ : y! -, =.
BosToN, September 9.-Chelsea sends
ten Butler and four Washbusn delegates,
A bolt Was made in Ward 6. after the
regular meeting and q set OF Butler
delegates elected at midnight last night.
The count stood, according to tho Jour.
nal, WRshburn 607; Butler 892; doubt.
ful 81, with about 100 to be heard from.
Saw FRANosoo,t September 9.-John
Irving has made further statement to
detective officer Lses, in which he i'm
siats upon the truth Of hia former state
ments, and will swear to- it before n
Judge OF one Of the courts tomorrow.
Lees will forward the statement to New
Z. York. Irving says that with proper
guarantees for hisiBafety In New York.
he viii produce NAthan,a memorandum
book and the bonds taken from his safe
on the night OF hemurder.
WILMINGTON, DEL, September O.
The Great Council Of the Improved
Order OF Red, Men, is in session here.
There is Q large attendance.
NEW YORK, September 9.-It appears
that the trpnbie:in the Nsw York Ware.
house and Security Company arose from
the rotations with two of its directors.
Francis 6kiddy, importer, of No. lO1
Wall street. and Shepherd Candy, OF
No. 60 Wall street, both heavy sugar
importers, were directors of the New
York Warehouse and Security Compa.
ny, and also directors OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company,
now, in course of construction. They
had invested 80 heavily IA this road and
elsewhere, that their large resources and,
excellent credit could not GARRY them
through, apd they, therefore, obtained
loans from the Security Company on
stock And bontia Of theilatter and other
corporations. The Warehouse and Se-
curity Company, however, had large
ampnhtr ot1 paper In circulation, which
was about TO mature, and unless some
OF the loans which it had made to Skid
dy and Candy were taken up, they
could! ACT Stheir obligations. Ere.
quent N0onsultations we're had. but with
out satisfactory result, as the disordered
condition Of the money, market, and the
fact that Thea Kansas, Missouri and
Texas securities were not, negotiable
in Wall street, preoluded their making
loans in other and less partial quarters.
A meeting Of the directors had, there
fore. been called. yesterday morning,
and 1t was resolved to suspend Temporal
rily.. and call a meeting of the creditors
on Thursdsy, to take action in the mat
ter. 'Frsnois Skiddy ID the head of the
firm OF SkiddE Minford &c Co., Of No.
l0l Wall street, who are among the
heavieat importers :of sugars. in this
city. Mr.. ,Skiddyl has been identified
UAVA ovOHl4OOdtt kal1IOhu huu OLu0E luL0-
rests for many years, aud has always
borne ., good name for financial
strength. u Shepherd Candy is q mem-
ber Of the sugar firm of Shepherd Candy
IL Co., OF No. go Wall street. Neither
OF these horses haYe Suspended ns yet.
While the, 71st Regiment was parad-
ing through Fourth street, Williams.
burg, thia morning, a balcony crowded
with spectators suddenly broke down,
and all were preoipitated to the side
walk. One person was killed and fifteen
more or leSs severely injured.
Itis stated that a number Of snits, in
spired by Jay Gould; will soon be
brought against the Erie Railroad Com
pany and the directors personally, for
alleged illegal acts done il connestion
with the recent declaration Of dividends.
ATLANTA, GA, September 9.-Thomas
L. Buzby dropped dead, yesterday. Of
heart disease, on McDonough street;
and Willis Paine dropped dead, this
morning, on ,Peners street.
KANSAS Cry. September 9.-Colone!
Taylor, an old Utah miner, reports a
wonderful lead mine, near Baxter
Springs. from which they take pure
solid nuggets, Weighing four to seven
tons, within eight feet OF the surface.