The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

recognized standing in the State in
which he resides, and who ia person.
ally known to the department or
vopohed for by some member of Con-
gress.
WASHINGTON, September 9.-In cou-
neotion With shs Punishment of the
General of the armies from the seat of
Government. 1t may be said that the
carpet-baggers and scalawags say Of
Gen. Sherman. that he is an ''un.
controllable cuss."
The circular issued by Secretary
Bristow on the subject of yellow fever,
will be sent to oil the various health
organizations iu the United States, en-.
closed in one from the Office of the Su-
pervising Surgeon OF the United States
Murine Hospital service, soliciting from
organic .tions and local health officers
such information and suggestions on
the subject matter as may conduce to
the greatest efficiency of harmony and
action between State and municip pal
authorities and the officers of the Ma
tional Government.
Assistant Surgeons J. E. Miller and
j. W. Dlllmap, United States Navy,
have been ordered to duty ut Pensacola
Navy Yard. rhis is precautionary
against yellow fever.
DENVER. Col September 9.-The
Democrats elected the delegate to Cou-
greSs.
NEW YORK. September ga cnrgo
OF tea, valued at $4,000. was seized
Tor revenue irregularities.
Communication With Europe, which
has been suspended twenty -four hours,
has been restored. Tie French cable
is still interrupted.
The first Of November has b.eu fixed
as the dute for running the first tram
through the Hoosao tunnel. Steel rail
is ta be- laid. Passenger trains may be
delayed several weeks, however.
The business portion of Russelville.
KY. burned Sunday; loss $25. 900.
Forest fires are raging in the high
lands of the Hudson, opposite Fort
Montgomery; many acres burned over
and the fire still raging.
WASHINGTON, September 9.-An eff.
fort i, being made in this city to call
together the members Of the Execu.
tive Committee OF the National Demo
cratic Committee, to consider the pro.
priety of calling convention of the
Democracy North aud South, to dis
claim any sympatby with the reported
disorders in the South.
Probabilities-For Thursday, over
the South Atlantic States, falling
barometer, stationary temperature,
N"rtherIy winds aud clear weather.
Over the GnIf States, stationary or
falling barometer, North east to South.
east winds. partly cloudy weather,
with stationary temperature, except
threatening weather aud slight ralu
over the Western Gulf States. Over
the Tennessee aud OHIO valleys, slight
changes in barometer aud tempern-
ture, Easterly winds, and IL the East.
ern portion clear weather; but in the
Western portion, increasing cloudincss
Over the Middle Atlantic coust, rising
followed by falling barometer. station
ary temperature. partly cloudy aud
clear weather and North eass winds.
attending slight disturbance uf the
coast.
WORCESTER. Mass September O.
In the Democratic Convention, resolu-
tions we're adopted which declare de
votion to the Constitution, demaud
equal rights for all races. aud denuuncr
Federal interference with elections,
aud condemn all lawless acts of vio.
lencc against colored men and persons
who have settled in the South; oppose
sumptaary laws. especially the pro-
hlbitory law and its accessories; advo-
Gates stringent license law; demands
vigorous reform in State affairs and
the abolition of rings. com N issous
and State constables; favor fostering
with care the interests of labor and Of
industrial GLASSES. VIM. CASTOR was
nominated for Governor, and WIN.
Smith. of Springfield, Lieutenant-Go-
vernon.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September 9.-The
Republicans OF this district met III
convention here to-day-nine Coun
ties out Of sixteen being represented.
j. Heard, (colored.) of Green County,
was elected President. The conven-
ton, after being in session for nboat
five hOnrs, adjourned without making
nomination for Congress- A resolu.
ton was adopted, that it was not
deemed eKpedient to make nomina.
ton, as Mr.. Stephens is understood to
be entirely satisfactory to the Republi-
cans Of this District.
CINCINNATI. ONO. September "a
special despatch says Gov. Brown ar
rived at Memphis yesterday, from