The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-03
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oo!toops left hore yesterday for San
fisssssa ssUsssss; : osF!, & Mss s.-mrs. Ridley,
residing In the township of Grey, yester.
day, drowned per thFee children in the
over, while boring under fit of tenn.
porsry insanity. She subsequently at.
tempted to drown herselt but Was res.
cued. ,.sbyE,rI
VIRGINIA CRY, NEv.. May 2.SA mail
carrier who has jtsto arrived at Elko.
from tue North, reports that settlers in
Mounten. tUtN Distsict8 ere: greatly
ss'Rsd 'bs fndss. at aassssgs
Ehsy sfs ali in war ava paint a. o'e0''0nS' ana
yEEqypfSos; Nay2t3Hrhe mil, ownats
in Wobnsocket shut their gates to-day,
aud.all is quiet there. At delaine MILL
in Ol1eXgille, everything goes on as
usual. the disturbance OF last evening,
not being renewed. The mills in Paw
tucket Valley were not troubled with the
ten hour strike. -, ~ 1; ~
WASHINGTON, May 2.ASupervisor-
General Beach, Of Washington Terri
tory, is dead.
Payments from the Treasury for the
month nearly 8l5, 600, 600. exclusive Of.
interest. E'
Bearers of bonds to the syndicate who
left New York on April 10. have arrived
ont. i,I
Solicitor. General Smith is gone to
New. York. to defend the Government
against an appeal fox ON Injunction re-
straining Bailey from enforcing the rail-
road tax. 4Ifit'|
PtobnbilitiesIFor the Gulf States.
Tennessee and the South Atlantic States,
generally cool and clearing weather,
with North-westerly to South. .westerls
winds and higher pressures; and on the
lower Ohio Valley, occasional rain, partly
cloudy and clearing weather, with lower
temperature.
Financial and osn m ercia,.
NEw.iYoRK, May 2.-The Wall street
markets continue very dull. Gold has
ruled lower than yesterday, all sales hav.
ing been at 163S(9l6X. On gold loans,
rates have been 6(@7 and z gold Der an.
mum and 1872 per day for CARRYING. Fo
reign exchange is utterly demoralized
and nominal, rates for sterling remain
Ing AZ Jssterdsy. but rates for business
being 81<@8l foEsi1ty days; 909]6 for
demand sterlipR. Money market is yerv
- &tsN.. tSeuos UAoAo1S uaVinS
psia =. - S;l6FsE9N; ;ot 1 per cent. per
Gay. I1e clearing house statement this
moSnlng SHOWS violent changes, incident
TO the preparations yesterday and the
day before By the city and the various
corporations for May intereAt payments.
in addition to the natural disturbance Of
she market Speculative saanipulations
h9ye peen rasorted to to advance rates.
Mefcentde psper Is femporarily neglect.
sd; There 10 less gossip about banks.
tne i6st dnfavorable rumors having been
ailenced BY Che clearing house commit
tee. Who. last evening. examined the
manufacturers and merchants. The dis
!rn.t -l.ish he. heen created By panic
mongsEs: :hss less fouadation now than at
|any stana totA5yaa previous to the At
lsngf1H Eaak s. 81 fa| Ara n ths Bulls Head Bank
saa' sese eene, GnG % g Gosefnment bonds are
auY3 Mth gold bpt.as the deolins are
A.IonsM sos.hssn State bonds were dull
an:h rs HIN !l1 81 the board. The stock mar
l sAa Aievefish early in the day, the
gssatsst depression. having been at the
1g6s board: when O: @. 6 I. @. sold at
a4A and U: T. at 1915. After the board,
the market became strong and is 40 now.
Telegraph has been exceptionally strong