The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-31

HOTEL ARRIVALS. December 30. 1873.
C1luns6ia rHotel-H Taylor, city; w J
Stanley.WJ Sprinkle, NO; @ Z Hu-
ger, j. Newman, Oharleston; A = vii.
liams, n 7; r r Bridgers, N O.; John
AtherIy, Jr, Pa; A J Frederick, 8 G; W
u Kennedy, Charleston; T. L Hall, W,
ARR
Wheeler HouSe-L Z Duvall, Louis
vile; j D Chamberlain, Chnrlotte; J 6
Hawthorne. GreerYille; j W DarRar,
Snmter; Ct A Higgins. Mannine: " Y
Walsh, Now York; L N D.Lron, j s
Browning, Charleston; David Fcr.man,
Joseph Feesmun. OrnDg"bnrg; l. S J
Hayes. Lexington; W q Meats, York
willie; A T. Conklin, H Camp, New York
Q L e Marsh, Rnbt Brooks, Baltimore;
T Z Johnston. N G O.tern. Sumt,r; i
N G; J Hawkins. S3t Lpn,r; Thomas
Wells. N G..
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS -F.,rty. iy.
immigrants atrived III Charleston, from
New York. on hondny. hy tho steam
ship South Carolina. Forty Of theu,
were Germans. aud consisted Of men,
women aud children. There wsre also
thres Swedcs and two Frenchmeu. The
three Swedes and two of The Germans
received off'e,s Of work IN the city, and
remained. The remainder uf the Ger
mans and their families were sent h,
the North eastern r ,ilroud to Mr.. b. F.
williamson. ut Palmetto Depot, in Oar
lington District. where they will be EN-.
ployrd as farm hands. The immigrant.
were received on landing from the
steamer hy M"j Frarz Melchers, editor
Of the Z>itun1. who provided tlem with
mcnl Twenty more immigrants were
expected to arrive III Charleston yester
day, and fur them, it Is nuders.ootl
places have b-eu PROVIDED.
-iEHESr or DENJAM1N HEHSASDEZ -
Beujaniin Hcrnand,z was arrested aud
committed to jiil yesterday, by or,!rr o
JHhS. tSra'!um. iN.ur.l vt thn ip.ta acr OF
So:lrifn; 3ui;z Ths. S:l;ct,r ns,:c 9
long atli ,avis against Hernandez, citing
the number Of in,lictments nndrr whist
he is held, nnd alleSlug that h- was M
prtheusirn of irjnry nnI -sina,io,
ut tho hands Of the defendant, who's,
conduct towards him, he affirmed, la
been instigntcd by ma;ic". because o
hIs ha7ing to prosecute him as ctimi
nal. Hernandez could not furnish lht
heavy bull. $4,000, required of him
bis former enreties hav,Lg Surrendered
him. an,l hence bis commitment.
Charleston NrrS.
AMERICAN VALUE OF FoREIG: MONEY
Alter the 1st Of January the value o.
foreign moneys III this country will b.
changed as follows: Tho British pound
sterling will be Increased from 81 81 tu
81 Sc Go; tho French, Swiss and BclgiaL
francs from 18.06 to 1908, with sImi
lar increase on the Greek drnchma anC
Spanish peseta. The Portuguese mil
rels will be decreased in vAlua'iou fro n
Sl.12 to Sl.0S47.
In the United States Court, ON th.
29th. tho petitions of John IL. Cox, o
Little River. Horny District, and w. NJ
G. Rodgers, of Graha.n's Cross Roads
Williamsburg District, fur voluntary
bankruptcy, wore referred to Regist rn,
Seabrook for adjudication and report.
Among the Virginius survivors sur
rendered to the United States, on the
18th inst, were two persons from
Charleston, viz: Phillip Meitzler and
Phll'ps Abecesicr. both single men and
cigar makers.
There were 473 deaths, 333 births. 15S
marriages, 30 still births nnd 3S3 birtht
in New York city for tie week eudinp
at noou OF the 9th.
It commenced showing ut Hartford,
Conn Saturday morning, and cleared
at noon Sunday, leuvins twenty.ioul
inches of snow on level
The Carolina National Bank
EATlLl be closed for business TOM DIR