The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20
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have been attacked by pirates near Pc.
nang. and that two Of their officers were
wounded. The man-of-war Thalia hes
5as- despatched 80 TIC rcscr,ce Tia cut
rage. with orders to chastise Ehs pirates
! Chief Justice Cockburn, at the1close
OF the hearing in. the Tiohborne case
to-day. said If the claimant resumed his
travels through the country, represent
Ing himself as q martyr, it would bethe
duty OF the court to put 9 stop to the
scandal Dy committing him. Every
judge and }juryman connected with the
case had been threatened with assassina.
tion. If verdict against the defendant
should be brought In. The Chief Jus.
tice warmed the ,claimsnt, II that if he
made auother, speech or sappeal before
the public, he. would surely be impri.
soned.s NsEfevslattons are made every
day Of the trial, and public interest in
the case, increases. l.is{s.
K LoNpoN, September 19.-The Polaris
crew were rescued from boat by a
whs.ss o::ss :ass .:;s isG:h aG:s1 ot July.
MADnrD. September f4.-The session
OF the Ooftes is suspended until the I'd
OF January.
LONDON, September 19.-The E,nps.
ror OF Morocco Is dead.
TeleEraphic-Americ Matters.
BUFFALO. N. Y, September 16.-At 8
O'Clock p. H., Prof. King, accompanied
by Walter T. Chester, of the Buffalo
Courier. James Albro, of the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, Luther s.. Hol-
den, of the Boston Daily Journal, and
George II. Nichols, of the New York
HerdId, made q successful ascension in
the balloon Buffalo. Fully 5000 peo.
pie witnessed the event. The balloon
took South easterly oourse, and aoated
majestically over the city, distributing
copies OF the. Eronaut paper in her
path. The parties expect to make the
longest inland voyage ever made, pro-
vlded the weather will permit. The
weather was calm at 5. Is P. nj, and the
course due East. The balloon is one Of
the largest ever made, holding 95, 900
cubic feet OF gas. :
20" OHAR1EsToN. September 19.-Arrived
-Steamships Flag, Boston; Manhat-
tan. New York.
NEW ORLEANS. September 1S.-The
Howard Association of this city are in
receipt of despatch from one Of their
physicians at Shreveport, stating that
no more physiciaEs or nurses than are
now on duty there are required. The
Association here believe that the gene
rousoonttibutions received by them from
all parts Of the country up to date will
be sufficient to pay all expenses in
CURED.
Natohez has been quarantined against
all the outside world.
NEw YoRK. September 19.-The Ma
tional Board Of Steam Navigation
elected Captain Dick Voolfolk, of Lou
isville. Vice President. It resolved
against the renewal OF patents and in
favor OF the Government controlling the
louisville Canal.
y The following suspensions are an
nonnced: Robinson & Snydam, Richa I'd
SoheIl. Fisk & Hatch, White, Dufrees s.
Rathbone, Burs s. Edwards, and Eugene
Jackson. Geo. Opdike & Go. have not
suspended. The widest exoitem ent
followed Fisk & Hatch'e failure. Wall
street was In it's shirt sleeves and bare
headed. Stocks fell ten PEI cent. and
are still sinking. DeHaven & Co.. Of
Philadelphia, have failed. Additional
N1H 4OIh Ih1lutSh--1QO6. tABeU O. OO.,
W. 81. Warren, Greenleaf & Norris,
Geo. B. Alley, Theo. Biddle. a. NJ.
Kidder. Western Union Telegraph
stock opened at 78; it is now 6SlS.
Like fuotnations prevailed in the whole
list. Jay Cook Eco. have assurances
from their. London house and corres-
pondents ih;0ther oiiiss that their bills
will be protected.
W4sHiNarON, September l9.-De-
spatnhes from all cities report long lines
ofsdepositots orowdfng the .bahk doors.
Yhia nisyis ID sxchntf0n. a'}a4{A
fssTh9fs ssigIhite a rush on s'Washing.
ton City sSavings Bark and~a a1ight de.
monstration on tho Freedmen's Bank.
Beth give assurances of ability to meet
all demands. The Freedmens 8 Savings
Bank report that they had. this morn.
ing, $50, 900, of which only $50, 900 had
been drawn. There are about seventy
five persons in line Mt this bank. No
excitement about tile other banks.
JACKSONVILLE, September 19.-Re-
ports from seventy Illinois Counties
give the corn prospects as 81 i per cent.
below last year. I'D.
@ ME,iph1s,, September 19.-Twelve
yellow fever deaths yesterday. The
municipal authorities voted SIC. 600 to