The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-25
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y9o4a IN favor OF Liquidation. A COM
rnttee OF threei vas appointed by the
creditors to take care of their interests.
PARIS. October 24aaThe Cabinet
Council dssidss thst the state Of the
Ing Otithe Assembly, but the Ministers
viii hooeps thesdacision Of the perma.
4ent e9%mitsee on thjs point.
IL The KipgsM .SaxonS:is dead. i
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
TIE FINANCIAL QUEsTIoN-1R1Low FEVER
DEATHs--1MnIRF CALLED FoR--THE
D1sRAsR IN NEW QUARTERS
NATR CONDITION OF MANUFACTURING
NTRRssTS--Tffn MoDoos-MAOoN FAIR
-sToKRs' TRIAh-NATIoNAn BOARD OF
TRADE-Heaanas,A At NgarpHIs, DO.
OHAR1KsroH; October r24.-Arfived-
Steamships Charleston, New York !;
Albemarle, Bostop. ia -
GREHsnoAo. N. O., October o.
Eight oounterfeiters; ware brought in
to-day by She officers OF Col. Whitley,
chief OF the United StatSs secret service,
and will be tried tomorrow before
United States Com missioner P. r.
Harden. They are said to be men of
Character and prominence, but with
hold their names For the present, by re-
quest OF tho officers, as there are more
arrests to be made. The officers inform
me that about afty more will arrive at
Asheville tonight, len route to Green's
boro. These men were picked up mostly
In the mountainousregiops of Cherokee
and Ashe Counties, OF this State. One
OF the number brought. hero to-day was,
IT ls said, foreman Of the grand jury of
kowan County. aud was arrested at
Salisbury yesterday, while in court A
quantity OF two. ana q. half. dollar coun.
terfeit gold pieces were found In the
trunks OF some Of these men, and the
coin very closely resembles the genuine
except in weight. They are ali dated
b. 5soa Inst The bssnr roskes arrestipg is said to
CHICAGO, ,October 24:AThe Finance
Committee Of the Board of Trade re-
ports In favor OF the resumption of spe
/. Gie EAyments, redemption OF Rreenbacks
IN gold after the Arst Monday in July.
Fl877. or be redeemed in notes available
Tor payments by the United States, other
thhnthose whore specie is specially &c.
cured BY existing laws; greenbscks shall
continue q legal tender for public and
pfivAte deh1; thas for the purpose of
regulating The soufrenny, as. furnished
py said treasury notes and providing
1or lts expansion or contraction at sea
sons when such changes in it's value are
cailestf0e by thes business of the coun
cry. the Hecretary of the Treasury be
authorized to isiue, Tin exchange for
such treasury notes. registered certif.
Gates OF debts, in sums not less than
1000. or gary9 multiple thereof. which
oertidcatos tshall bei'at the interest of
. 6b.1O0 per cent. per annum. The
GesefHeAteA 40 Iaaped, shall not exceed
$5O. GOO, 600 In the whole, and said GER
ethoataa Shulla he, fedeemable at the will
iof tue Holders tkAre6f, SID treasury n etes
otaths 9nltedi States; of the denomina
lions 'nuw dnGuae;. and upon such re-
deWptiQp,,the interest then accrued on
aancn oefeihoate6 shall be- payable and
PAID: and the certificates 90 redeemed
Il seehnal shall :be, cancelled and, destroyed; but
naY, certificates may, from time to time.
/. be isaued Ia their plaoes; and the amount
OF tho certificates 30 redeemed. If the
same shalt be demanded by the holders
OF the United States treasury notes and
certificates SO issued, shall not bo used
1or or computed in the reserves now re.
CURED BY law to be held by national
nanks Tor tho payment OF their oircuia
lion and deposits. The report was made
the special order for tomorrow after
noon. G.,i,.'rq9
MEMPHIS. October 24.-Weather clear
and cold. Twenty-one yellow fever
deaths yesterday. The Chief of Police
appeals for aid from the chiefs of other
cities. Eight police from q force of
sixty are dead, and fifteen are down.
Ihe Odd Fellows also ask for aid.
NEW ORLEANS, Ootober 24.-A. II.
davenport, ! the actor, is dead; aged
forty.four.
COLUMBUS, TEXAS, October 24.-se.
venty-two yellow fever deaths since
Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-The Ex-
ecutlve Committee of the Oentepnial
Board OF Finance met to-day. and made
arrangements for the trip of q sub-oom-
mltfee through the South, with the OBJ
Jeot OF awakening interest there in the
centennial enterprise. The first place
TO be visited will be Macon, Ga, during
the fair.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-Iti is stated
the Spanish Legation has been raised to
an embassy. Figueras has been an.
pointed Minister to Washington.
- NEW York, October 24.-The mann.
factnring interests Of Connecticut are