The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-04
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SAN FHAxois6oy 'NdvSmbsr 3.-A
large crowd witnessed the favorable
start of the balloon wedding party.
ST. Louis. Novemlier a--Ths
bruisers, Allen, Chambers and Madden,
have gone to Omaha.
| WASHINGTON, November 3.-Ao
counts from Grant Parish, La, of the
outrages, attributed partly to negroes
and partly to the Metropolitan police.
create profound feeling in official cir.
cies. The details are not fully believed.
| WAsH1NaToN, November 3.-.The
! United States Supreme Court to day de.
cided, in tho case Of the State of South
Carolina, &c rel. Wagner, against StolI,
County Treasurer, from the Supreme
Court OF the State, involving the ques-
ton OF the validity of the issues of the
Bunk of tue State during the war. The
| charter OF the bank, framed in 1912,
provided that it's issues should be re-
ceivable for taxes. bat the County Tres.
surer now refused to receive them, on
the ground that they were issned in nid
OF the rebellion, and were therefore no
tender. The court below sustained the
objection, md tho Judgment was for the
Treasurer. On q former argument OF
the case in this court, that judgment
was affirmed; but upon re.argument,
had at this term, there is change Of
| opinion, and the judgment is now re-
| vorsed. the same Judge writing the Opt
Mon; the court holding that, as the
talth OF the State was pledged for these
bills, the holders were entitled to rely
| upon that credit and to its projections;
! the credit of the State could not be
Withdrawn without m open and clear
declaration to thut effect, aud such de-
claration was not made until 1868, by
the repeal If III charter, which was too
lutte to render the bills no tender in the
present case, One other case WAS de.
cided by the decision iu this. Justice
Hunt delivered the opinion; Justice
Bradley dissented.
Senator Schurz is here.
The General of the Army has received
Il despatch from General Sheridan, an
nounoing the arrival at Fort Coucho,
Texas, in good condition. of the Kicka-
poo aud Pottawattomie Indians, en- roui.
| from Mexico to the Indian Territory.
The Modocs are encamped on Brady's
Island, nea- Fort Mcpherson.
DR.. Linderman, Director Of the
Mints, shows the product in gold to be
$50, 600. 600; silver S12,250,O0O He
thinks the depreciation of silver and ap-
probation Of tho United States securi-
ties will enable the Government to buy
silver with gold, and pay out silver Ut
its nominal value. The operation would
net tho treasury about ten per cent.
| His report favors the resumption of the
New Orleans Mint. It says: The
amount believed to be necessary to
place the New Orleans Mint in condi.
ton for coinage operations, and for its
support during the fiscal year, was in
Guided in tho estimates of appropriation
for the mints and assay offices. Should
tho necessary appropriations bo OBJ
tanned FOR the purpose, the establish
ment Can probably be put in operation
IN about three months time, and after
ward usefully employed in the manu-
facture OF stamped bars and the coinage
of silver.
Probubilities-Fo the South Alta antic
States, North-easlerly winds, occasional
light rain, and partly cloudy Weather.
PHILADELPHIA. November 3-The
Camdon and Amhoy Railroad is paying
interest to-day on S5, 600, 600 loan Of the
OCihnhIo 6uu IsuTlldu OAuhl anu 1T1QS-
portation Company. The North Penn
sylvania Oil Greek aud Allegheny River
and Elmira and Wllliamsport Railroad
Company are paying dividends and in-
terest. The amounts they pay are small
The Pennsylvania Railroad has, us yet.
made no declaration OF dividend, aud
stockholders are becoming anxinns.
| MEMPHIS, November 3-Noon. -Four
yellow fever deaths and fivo others to-
day. Seven new cases.
PROVIDENCE, November st x un-
derstood Gov. Howard declines trustee
ship under the Sprngue mortg &C.
Sr. JOINS. N. b., November 81.
Nicholas Doyle. formerly resident of
Oneida, n. y, arrived here on Satur-
day night with his wife. Yesterday
they took walk, when hu shot her
dead in the street, and afterwards shot
and killed himself. Jealousy was the
cause
SELMA, ALA, November 3.-Quaran-
tine restrictions against all points ure
removed
NEW YORK, November 3.-As M ovi.
dence Of hard times in this city, it is
stated that the pawnbrokers are doing
four times the amount of business they
Wero doing a faw months oon on1