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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

HorEn ARRIVALS. September 9, 1873.
Whee1sr House-J 81 McD Edge
field; 2 Dufie, Charleston; r q, Hand,
Ga; " Clarkson, N @; WO Humphrey
and wife. 8 @; P Massman. Pa; W t.
Hand, N O. ~
Hcnd,is Bouse-H Fontain. Cincin,
natl; P 81 Hanes. n d Baily, N @; De.
Hideman and wife, N Y;FJ A White,
Blackstock; WP James, j a Orumpton !;
8 Q; Mrs. T. B. Walker, Camden; b s.,
Boozer, Prosperity; A D Spears. Union;
W B Gilbert, Winnsboro; A Harvin,
Oakland; T. Fl Soriven, J Hardy, city.
Columbia Hota-W j. Crossweil, s g;
" T Butt, Ga; N W Trump, J 81
Trump, Ga; p Nj Ryan, Philadelphia;
Q Flamer, w O & A r R; r Latta, G
p Gardner. Charleston; Miss Kate Eel
der, Miss Alma Fielder, " v Izlar,
Orangeburg; W p Kennedy. Charles.
ton; T B WhaIey.. Orangeburg; ; 81
Sands, N Y; A B Brown; IVA; g W
Doyds, g P kirkland. Walhaila; = D
Gardner. Jr, N 9; ] 81 Stellin, 8 G.
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An exchange quotes the remark of an
eminent Eastern lawyer to the effect
that at the age of three.score man
should take for his three rules OF life,
employment without labor, exercise
without wearinsss and temperance with
out abstinence" Many client has
paid his attorney $1,000 fee for an
opinion not worth hall, as much as this.
Gen. Longstreet has written aletter
denying the statement of Col Withers,
OF Virginia, that he (Longstrees) event
over" to the Radicals "for money" and
also in relation to the attack ppon his
military record as soldier by Rev. Mr..
Pendleton, offers to prove by Pendle-
toms own witnesses, ''that his statement
is also false"
The boat Vixen, Capt. Daniel Per-
kins, was run into by the steamboat
Granite State, in He'll Gate, at O'Clock
Sunday morning. nnd cut in two. Capt.
Perkins was drowned, The engineer
was picked up by another boat and
landed, when he was found to be badly
hurt about the head.
A mans death was recently caused in
Illinois by spider. It was one Of the
iron speoies-in the hands of his wife.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

SOUTH CARoL1NA BoNDs.-Thc New
York Herald, of the 7lh instant, in it's
financial aud commercial column, speaks
as follows in regard to the bonds of this
State and tho recent decision OF the Su-
preme Court.
An effort is again being made to foist
some Of the worthless issues of South
Carolina on the market, and to again
seduce the public into buying bonds
which sooner or later must undergo
material change for the worse. These
efforts are stimulated by recent deci-
sion Of the Supramo Court OF that State,
which, unfortunately, rs we are in
formed. cannot be reviewed by the Su.
pIsme Court of the United States.
The people of South Carolina will un-
qnestionably pay with cheerfnlness
what Is legitimateIy due OF their public
debt, but the temper of the State, if we
may Judge from the tone of it's press
and the statements OF lis leading citi-
zens, is fiercely antagonistio to anv
swindle, even though it be perpetrated
by Legislature and enforced by a
court.
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What commentary, says the Rich
mond Dispatch. upon human nature it
is that here in this great nation, famed
for its genius, its courage. its power md
rapid Improvement, there should be the
complicated Issues concerning the Afri-
can racel Common principles OF good
sense and good policy for the welfare OF
both black and white would settle them
all promptly. But owing to the passions
of psrtisans and the sordid lust for
Office and money-making, the African
becomes tool of corruption and trea-
cherry; and hence oil our trials, NIL our
troubles-thst severe ordeal to which
we have to submit-that experiment OF
the capability.of the white man to main-
tain government in opposition to the
ruinous effects OF admitting barbarism
to equality in the governing power!
Separated from the sordid passions of
partisans, the corrupt desires of de-
based men, the whole question could be
solved in few hours; but, complicated
and confounded by those who seek posi-
ton through negro votes, this country
is to be cursed-cursed-ah how long
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

PU5Ity S1IJ 1aSRARH ~ sa H lA&zkNxP we
are informed that the, .foulsA concert,
,for. the benefit Of this grand ;entesp.ise.
comes of on the 3D. Of December next.
The three preceding concerts, 40 spc-
cessfally, and fairly. managed, ,sWss con-
slider sufficient guarantee that thisf6n
will be conducted with equal satisfaction
to holders Of tickets. S'A On adj outlay Of
$500 in tickets. sold BY. Mt, D. CAM
brill, to the 1sst coEcere, 81 400 wete
returned in odsh gifts to tho ticket
holders. bfr. G. informs as that feA
tickets to the fourth concert have been
sent him for sale. Price. whole tickets,
$50; halves $25; tenths 95. -,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

Mr.. knight edits the Do,on, q South.
ern paper.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

PHOENIX lNA.-Our rational game
Hide and 60 seek.
Job printers should have the patience
of Job.
Trust tomorrow and you'll surely
have sorrow.
After all, it is rare that man gets
utterly at tho end Of his rope until he
is hanged.
The commonest 'ism" in this coup.
try-Alcoholism
a battle always raeing-The battle OF
brandy and wine.
Germany having received the last in.
stallment of her war debt, is preparing
to take French leave of her late antago.
mist.
There are no moro thieves in the
world now Except among small people, J
but only ''defalcation."
To keep out of debt is not only the
first of duties, but the most essential
condition OF happiness; and therefore
no sacrifice which makes both ends NEE.
should be grudged.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NV YoRs HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitestone. IL and the
open for the Transaction Of business
The line will be found OF great those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound aud
every facility win be given TO merchants and others
comm nnicate promptly.
AZ there is no other telegraph communication with
whitestone the Herald Line will be open Tor all business
and private and the attended To with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For me ssagc OF twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels of whesone,
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the NEW YoRE HERALD free
Herald once, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News once pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office No i26s Broadway
Herald Branch Onice, Boerum and Fulton
streete- Brooklyn
WbftessSns Dock Whfsytons. III.
At the Herald Branch OTicss corner of Boorun and
GuIton streets. Brooklyn and ES Broadwav New York
VIII be tGistn Of the arrival 81 ali steamers daily
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

nah is In the floating dock Ireland Iand, being re-
paired she having knocked hole in ner bottom coming
through the Narrows las before reported).
HAurAx Nov A-The schr snipe t3r), rom Prince Ed
ward Island for Newfoundland with produce, was
wrecked at Point Mchean CB the Slh inst The YES
sci and cargo were condemned and sold;
The BRIG Sultan (B), which brought In here by
prize crew been surveyed and ordered 70 be dis
charged.
PORTLAND, Me Nov 24--The steamer Gcndon arrived
bere to-day damaged by having run ON Wood Island yes
terday in a dense fog
schooner laden with lumber went ashore near Port
hand light to-day and IL Is reported tonight that an
QuEHKc, Nov 24-The schr 81 Luce, from Cape Breton,
was driven ashore near Kamouraska during the late
gale. The crew saved
The steamer Napoleon has arrived at this port
from below the captain reports large quantities OF ice
IN the river they put OF the lighthps into winter
bark Amor before reported ashore has been got into
safe winter quarters heavy snow storm Is raging
here.
Miscellaneous
LAUScHEp-At East Boston, 2lst inst splendid three
mased schooner named Julia Brown She is l35 ieet
keel "a feet beam, lower hold feet between decks
feet and classed AL for IL She owned by Capt
Joshua Nickerson (who will command herr. Geo Dow
Of Providence and others.
HALIFAX Nov 2O-About 30 bushels Of damaged corn
part the cargo the ship Richard Robinson sold
auction yesterday by order of the Admiralty Court
1t sold in lots al g. 9 Is and 23 cents per bnshel
Notice TO Mariners.
LEwEs Del, Nov H-The reports OF the disappearance
the Five Fafhom Lghtship fatty contradicted by
other pilots, who saw her in her place yesterday.
Spoken.
Bark st Cloud from Sydney, cB, for New York, Nov Il,
lat 40 Ion II 80
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
steamsmp Euen rerry, salyear, Newpern-Murray.

steamship Ellen Terry, salyear. Rewbcrn-Murray.
Ferris &c.
steamship Pranconia. Bragg, Portiand-J Amcs.
ship Samuel Reed, White, fokohana-saiter a f4v-
-
Arkell, TUFTS a Co.
Bark Jun Mari, Andersen London-Fnch, Edge 4
Bark Kingdom Of Italy (Br), shearer, London-Pes
Bark Enteila lItaD, Olvari. Cork Falmouth-A
Bark Eliza Bars CBr vesey, Hamilton tBermuda,-
Brig Lauro Cacace qtan, Cadero Lverpool-slocovich
A Co. ~ !, -
Brig saba dtan, Cacace Penarth Roads-John Sea
ger. - sc,a
a Co.
Brig Acelia Thuriow, white Havre.
Brig Josephine lBr), Canon, observation-disclosures Ar
guimbau. - con =
Bulley. I, - , = IN
schr ao7iord Trubee tBrl Smith. Rio Janero-c "
Bertaux. - -,
schr A L Putnam Phillips, st Martins and San Bias
sehr Early Bird Read, st AugustineBentley, Glider
sleeve Co. -,
schr Jennie strout, strout. savannah-Evans, Ball a
Co
Steamer Philadelphia DAVIS Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
AUDACIoUS ROBBERY OF AN INDIAN.

PARSONS, Kan, Nov "a, 1873.
Walt Grayson, Creek Indian farmer, living
near here, was robbed on Friday night OF over
$so, ,0o0 mostly in gold and silver, by party OF
three white men. One of them had been at Gray
sens house for two three days, under the pre-
tence OF buying horses. His confederates arrived
on Friday evening. wen mounted and heavily
armeo when Grayson was Immediately seized and
. demand made for his money. He refused TO de-
liver il, whereupon he was hanged to a tree till he
was nearly insensible. He still refused to give up
his none v. and the hanging was repeated six or
seven time p and not until the robbers threatened
TO hang his wife did he reveal the place OF its
cealment.
There were several half-breed Indians and me-
gr0es about the house, confined in upper rooms,
ana inundated to such degree that tney offered
NO resistance. The robbers were traced to point
south OF the Canadian River where they separated.
iGrayson Is nearly 65 years old, and is now lying
very sick from his lnjurles.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
THE sOOLOO ARCHIPELAGO.
spanjlh Naval Seizure Of German Trading
Sbips-Dif6cult Questions Of Ma
Tine Jurisdiction.
.IEtEcHin 70 THE NEW YrM HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a. 1873
The steamer Great Republic brings The following
intelligence from China
The steamer Zeipka brought to Hong Kong
the news OF the seizure OF The German ves-
sells Maria Louisa ana Gazeile by Span
ish man-of-war, OF Sooloo. The vessels
were brought TO Manila. The crew OF
the GazeIe were liberated. The captain and
supercargo Of the Maria Louisa managed to es-
cape, and the Spaniards declare that they viii
be treated spies caught outside the respective
consulates.
The supercargo claims the protection Of the
British Consul, and the CAPTAIN that OF Germany.
The latter states that the vessels were sixteen
miles OF S0oloo when captured, and that, accord
ing to law, the blockade extends only nine miles
and further. that the Spanish authorities had not
declared any blockade
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
LOUISIANA.
Meeting of the Peoples state Conven-
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a, 1878.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a, 1875.
The Peoples Convention, called about month
ago in behalfof the McEnery government, met this
morning, at ten A. M, at the Greenwald Hal,
MI the parishes but three being represented,
though sparsely. Altogether about $50 delegates
constituted the Convention. Its proceedings,
which were manly directed towards organization,
passed of tediously and quietly. Governor
McEnery Lieutenant Governor Penn, ex Governor
Warmoth and all the contesting congressman were
On the floor.
Judge william B. Eagan was elected Chairman
and made a felicitous address.
Judge Kennard offered resolutions providing
for the appointment OF six commissioners to pro-
-ceed to Washington and lay the case of the people
before Congress; also providing for Committee
ei Ways and Means to raise the necessary funds;
ana, finally, requesting Governor McEnery TO con-
vene the Legislature at the earliest possible date
About four O'Clock the Convention adjourned, to
meet at eleven A. NJ. tomorrow.
The Convention excltes very little interest out
eide OF political circles. Kellogg Affects to treat the
whole affair with Indifference 1t Will probably
adopt very strong address to the people of the
United States, and then adjourn without having
accomplished any practical result.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

Lewiston, Me-, Nov. "A, 1879.
snow storm commenced early this morning
and has continued with great violence all day.
The trains from the West are four hours behind
time. Eight or ten inches OF snow have fallen and
1t is drifting badly.
MANCHESTER. ~ IT,, Nov. "a, 1879.
Six inches OF snow have fallen here to-day. The
northern trains are TWO hours late.
COHcoHD N. H., Nov. a. 1873
heavy snow s.orm set In last night. Four
inches OF snow hare fallen, and the storm con.
tinuss
BOSTON, Mass. Nov. "a, 1873
There was heavy rain here all day the wind
backing TO northwest tate In the afternoon, con.
East.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
JAY COOKE & co. IN COURT.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov a. 1873.
aS-day, before the Register in Bankruptcy, the
case OF Samuel Whittle against Jay Cooke a. Co.
came up on the petition that the firm be adjudged
bankrupt.
AAengthy examination OF Mr.. Jay Cooke took
pace relative to the solvency OF the firm. He
stated that ne was not able 70 tell at present the
preciee. condition OF his AFFAIRS. The case wiz
come mp again tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
A SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Nov. "A, 1877

PORT JERvIs, NJ Y, Nov. "a, 1873.
John p. Erlund, Swede, was killed In most
shocking manner at Shohola, a station on the Erie
Railway, about 2s miles west OF this place, last
Saturday afternoon. In attempting to get of OF
No. lightning express while 1t was moving about
toward the track and, stumbling rolled under the
cars with his neck on the rail- The wheels passed
over him. severing the head from the body. He
was blacksmith and had been in this country
about year.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

Telegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT, RI Nov "a. Is7a
Schr sarah Snow, Gray, from Rockland, loaded with
ashes, and bound westpor Mass arrived today leak
ing badly.
The New York Coast wrscking Company have sus
pended operations until sprng upon bark Bessie
Rogers tBr), sunk the outer harbor Aug 49, 1872 by
steamer Bristol Two buoys will be placed immed ately
In the vicinity as warning TO vessels anchoring, and
until this is done underwriters will continue 10 have
small vessel anchored there.
heavy southeast storm has prevailed here all day.
and large number Of coastwse vessels put Tor
harbcr. Unless the weather moderates the Sound
boats will not leave Tor New York.
Marine Disasters.
B9-see Correspondence above.
cisco for Queenstown beiore reported pn, into vapa
n raso oci m Ia =, a. @ sayns been dsinasted in cy
:, BAHK az hsI,co, driven ashore abont month ago at
Cow Bay CB old not receive any serious damage she
very high storm tide, on a sand nat where her cona
9a 9n @ 20 20 b eaa s to his en-
ceeded in getting the vessel and she now about TO
cargo q coal iaken n Il i Singular crcumstance and
that neither the hull rigging suffered damage
10SsS @Sae sSf Roes
nde Say Of th inst a. about
During the violent gale OF the previous night the
ashore above reported On the 10Th she came on and
was lying at anchor inside the bay, with two lighters
BRIG wIsoGrsk (Br, Lowing from Philadelphia for
OF leaky was owed up TO Wilmington Del 22d inst for
repairs.
BnIc JosE DfyRaGux before reported at Gloucester
In distress, tOwed Boston Friday repairs
by tugboatC O Winch.
ScHR NFILIE CUSHING from ST John. NIB, for Havana
previously reported returned 10th inst was caught in
boom and gan and lost boat from davits also lost small
portion Of her deckoad OF shocks
scHR AcvEs, from Darien for Yarmouth Me, at Vine.
yard Haven sd reports 18th inst barometer at & 60 en-
countcfed cyclone but suffered no damage excepting
thc loss ~ spankcr BOOM
scnR FtvoRrE, Clark dragged her anchor and ground
cd on Long Beach Bar, Orient, recently, but OF
Nov IL uniniurcd.
ScHR EVA from tho Provinces for Boston, has been
towcd into Deer Isle, leaking.
SOUR ExcglsOft OF Gloucester which wrecked in
narbehead harbor in the severe gale OF 7th Inst
sold nj auct0n Friday by the wrccking master Of Mar
bIebead TO the former owners for $50
srrAsTrs EsrHgR PIrT with a bnrge 10 tow run
into bY the steamer VIM Whiidin, st Baltimore, Sat
nrday, and comy lcteiy overturned SINKING IN two
three minutes
ALExATDsiA Nov 22-Thc loadcd lumber schooner be.
fore ported ashore at Dades shoals has NeD haued
off, ana the light schooner bound 70 Bamoy, reported
ashore at Lower Cedar Point is stn hard and last
aground.
BERsunA Nov 1.-THE Balmoral Castle ~ still or North
Rock New York wrecking company IS build hg air
tight compartments around her TO float her over the
recfs
The steamer Darien Br RON Liverpool for savSn.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
CESSATION OF RAILWAY WORN.

PouGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, Nov "a 1879.
Information received here tonight states that
ran work or the New York Boston and Montrea,
Railroad. between Carmel and Sylvan Lake, ceased
ON Saturday night IN consequence OF the con.
tractors being unable to get money to pay the
men. Several hundred laborers are thus thrown
of enuloyursnt
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
SUDDEN DEATH.

PROVIDENCE. r. J., NOV. "a, 1873.
Joseph A. Money, aged %, a clerk in a wholesale
grocery, went TO his lodging room yesterday,
lighted the gas in gas stove and threw himself
on the bed. This evening his room was broken
open. Ihe gas was stili burning. but he was found
dcau. ~ u supposed he died OF asphyxia. lie
wac . soh oi iimotDy Money, " McTidep. Conn.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
CLOSING OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL.

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Nov. "a, 1879.
Navigation on the Delaware and Hudson Canal is
ahvut closed for this season, the company not
ing loaded any boats since last week. and they are
now only endea v0ring TO get the boats that are
load Vi down to Rondout. They have carried about
l40O ta0 tons Of coal to tide water this season
about 100000 tons less than last year.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
OBITUARY.
sam u.si A. Hitchcock.

samuel A. Bitchc0ck, q wealthy citizen OF Erin.
neid, Mass., generous beneiactor OF Amherst Col.
sege and several colleges in the West, died on the
evening oil the 23d inst. aged so years. He leaves
w estate eatlmated TO pS worth f30O0.OO
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
THE CHEESE MAREET.

UTIcA N y. Nov. a. 1917
The cheese market to-day better than last week
The offerings about 1900 boxes 9f which 1900
sold for l2sc ISc The ruling hgnfe was I2+c. Sevs
raj offers were declined.
At Little Falls 200 boxes Of dairv were sold af l1c
l21c for good and I2Ac I3c. for prime lots 3U0O
boxes Of factory offered and 1000 boxes sold i,e
last sales made at l3c number OF lots OF Octoheg
make went at 1910 o lS1sc on two months credit
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
PIGEON SHOOTING IN JERSEY.

One Of thesnGost exciting matches Of the season
NJ announced TO come Oh on Thanksgiving Day
at the "Ihreespiaeons' Hotel,n New Durham. The
prizes are a 5oa-pound pig, valuable gun and five
20 premiums. Shooting win commence at ten
O'Clock, and a large gathering is expaefed ehond
the Gather prove favorable
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
SUICIDE OF AN ARMY 0PPIcER.

CHEYENNE Wyoming, Nov. "a, 1879.
Lieutenant J. X vestenneimer, Of the Fourth
United states infantry, committed suicide to-day
az Fort Da Russell by shooting hixaself tnfooch
the heart. Mental depression, resulting nom iii.
ness, was the cause. lie leaves a VIE and two
children.