The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

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PoHr MOUTH, April %.--,The Ocean
Hotel at Rye Beach has been burn
cd. 1t Was insured for 100000.
Part Of tn, furniture wa. saved.
MrMrnl<, April 8 -.fhe, steamer
PInk Farble va, sn.ggc,! while as
ccuding the Arkansas ,aiver. The
ergo was insured at .ft.mrhir for
Sl0,oO0. a"d the b.at at 81. Lvuis
for SlU0,0O
wAsnrScr"s, April ! "A xistaut
Cashier, d. Mor,itt, and k,criving
Teller. james d. Peek vr.fbn BULBS
Head Bank, have been c.;r:ni,ted to
She Tombs By Judge Mvr.i !, without
bail
Tie JerJ in the case of Tom
Wi h', c'ore".) III reeJ yi,h Ito
muId'r'f the jew rcd:er R,geski,
=: CT an ah;c.re OF twcp'y MINUTES,
!"'nrn.d vc'dict Of mr'der in tho
lit degree. The Try was. composed
oi SIX VII e and X culorcd.
:, ~" ons the a>sengerS.savcd from
lnc A'l"n,ir, were $, ". ,Eick, Of
- .ln'lnft"n, North C,rulints, and
ronchmnn, named Siaon Cam,cho,
who had his legs badly fr.x.n. They
rero III the rigging eight hours.
EaS<stngc rcrort that f'"m zoo to
."o r., S"ngcrs IF lhe. Atlantic, must
have persisted within ten H. putcs
after the boat struck The second time.
IN conversation with a reporter, yex-
;"ri"T evening, at Halifax. Captain
= i;,.a'n& s;lA he Spen' most of Thurs
Day "jgH; =, Mer>, I'LL aud pc, SON
'iiy '-.anl''2i IL" bed, =, but. fnnhd
''H' G ;! :; "". ::',t'.teG bu' believed
-:."y ;"d.o9 :'n3s been roLbsd. lie
S";d .'Lc A,lan;ic. WAS suHi tently
c""irl bcfpre lY.!>iug Liverpool, if it
had not been for three days heavy
weather. expeSicnecd. We we're out
OF our bo,'tion solely OF account Of
the cnrcent,. which must have had a
N'rthcrly set, as we'll as West erly,
and he allowed eight degrees, East
ward to Offset 1t, believing that to he
ample. On Monday, he vas quite
sure Of his position, both barometers
agreeing, bat tie NorthcrIy "sct"
proved greater than allowed for. For
two or three, days preceding, he had
found the ship set to Southward and
Eastward ,ot icr position. Captain
W. was i'll the chart room on the
saloon deck-l?ss than thirty feet from
the bi!dGo-when the ship struck.
al tho leads and lines were 10 order,
but they had not. been used-not
decrhns them necc>sary. 10 con.
sider,ed 0'!;cer iIctcalf. in charge Of
the deck rt the timo of tho Jisas ter,
thoroughly Competent.
IT Is said riot is n progress IN IL
avenue, between, the gas men. Of the
Manhattan Com bany, who went on n
strike, and large number Of Ital.
'ans, who were marching up TO take
their places in the works. Police re-
serves arc being hurried forward from
all down town precincts.
I23c Assessors and loo, Assistant
Assessors will be relieved on the 10Th
Of May next.
! M.H!,S, AtA., April s GOV. A.
y. Moore is dead !; his age was siXty-
eight. =. lie was Governor when
Alabama secc3cd; was universally
bel'Fcn nn! h0npred.
IniLAnELr'uA., April 5.-The Su-
rreme :. Conit decided against Miss
bnr"h%m who c!'imcd the right to
vote.
HAcoN, Ga, At:il 5.-B. A.
wise, prominent merchant, is dead.
SAN FRANcr CO, April 5.-Tho
Peace Commi: :siYncrs bad ~ talk. with
the Nodocs, !wbc made the same old
speeches. They refuse propositions
for, their. removal, aud want to be let
alo"c, end to haye tie troops sent
away. Captain Jack is inso!cu and
overbearing he said ho had already
stated lis terms he knew no other
country, and would 60 to no other.
Schohichin's speech was to the samo
effect. Gol9ncl Mason's command j.
ordered to move at once in to the oamp.
two miles distant, and opposite Cap
tein jacks cave.
The latest from the lava b,:,ds il
that ,he Opinion prevails in, camp,
That tue d:iiicdlty can never end with
ont lighting. ~ number Of sonaws
and Shock Nasty Gin >, returned to
the camp with the Com missioner tho
former were loaded with presents and
toad, and then went back to tho
GjaHtains cave. IL is reported that
the Nlodocs intend making the first
attack, and tho troops in consequence
have doubled their line of pickets.
Company commanders have been
ordered to hold Themselves in readi.
"cs>aato receive the enemy at any mo-
mrEt
hrMr"ls. Tenn, April 5.-R. W.
No!caan ;;.i'ed his hrother.in.law
"'"n }, ,'"%o'!, to-day. 1taprears that
e" o;' ""' Was dis:ipatea man,
"'D'e '"'oaten,"g letters to is faith
Gr.'n'law; n C9lcnan was not al rrested.
i Nee'' tsther',n-l4w Of both, offers to
surrender ;1i Col'em9n,,if c l'n the authorities