The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27
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steamer Mary foundered; ten went
down, and the remainder took to the
boats, one OF which was lost and an.
other picked up, with two living and
three dead.
MADRID. October 26.-Admiral To.
pete aPoplexied. bat is recovering.
LONDON. October 2G.-The River
Heaossoa will be policed by French
and Spanish vessels, to prevent mimi
tions reaching the Carlists.
PARIS, October 26.-The Spanish
Consul at Bayonne has made de-
mand, by virtue Of the treaty OF 1862,
Tor the extradition of the deserters of
the crew of the steamship Nieves,
which was seized at st. Jean DeLuz by
the French authorities on represents
tions that she had on board contra.
band OF war for the Oarliets. The
Journal de Paris believes that this de.
mand is contrary to the spirit of that
treaty, because Spain would treat the
crew, it they were surrendered, as po-
lltical offenders, and in such cases all
the Western States OF Europe, includ-
Ing spain, have heretofore refused ez-
tradition.
ToieRraphtc-Ame mertcan Matters.
SHREVEPORT, October 24.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen were arrested this
morning, by the United States Mar.
shal, on the charge of violating the
Enforcement Act: Geo. A. Pike. bank
or; E. jacobs, Of E. & 3. Jacobs, the
wealthiest firm in the city; John J.
Horan, of Horan & Looney: W..P.
Ford, OF Boissean Il Ford; r. II. Lind
say. OF Steers & Lindsay, and J. G.
McWiiliams. The warrants were
served by O'Neal, Radical candidate
for Sheriff in Boasiere Parish, and
were based upon affidavi!s of Gen. l..
Merrill. U. s. a., commanding divi.
sion. No resistance was offered, and
no one attempted to escape. The e1-
animation is set down for Monday.
Ninety warrants have been prepared
Mt the instance Of Gen. Merrill, and it
is said will be served next Monday.
NEW ORLEANS, October 26-Capt.
W. f. Scoville, Of the steamer Bryarly,
which arrived last night, from Shrove-
port, states that on the way up, he en-
gagged full cargo of cotton for the re.
tnrn trip at points below Shreveport;
that In the meantime cavalry having
appeared, accompanied by United
States Deputy Marshals, who were re-
ported to have writs for the arrest of
several hundred citizens OF the parishes
bordering on Red River. panic seized
the whites, who indiscriminately took
to the woods, aud the negroes stopped
work. The consequence was, that out
OF full cargo engaged, the Bryerly
got but twenty-five baies-there being
NO one to haul the cotton TO the land.
ing. Capt. Scovillo states that cotton
picking has been almost entirely sus-
pended on the plantations. which will
cause heavy losses to both planters and
merchants.
BLooM1NaToN, md, October 90
David Jacobs was shot dead last night,
en- ronie home from the Circuit Court
here. six miles distant, by band OF
regulators. Jacobs was tried two years
ago in Brown County on q charge of
venue, for killing Robert Clark, a Jus.
tioe OF this (Monroe) County, bnt &C.
quilted by the adroitness of his coun.
sci. He was regarded as Clark'e
murderer. nevertheless. Clark's wife
was intimidated by Jacobs. and helped
to acquit him with her evidence. Clark
and Jacobs wers broshc.s-;n.ia iaw. Re.
Gently, Mrs. Clark confessed all the
particulars Of the killing of her hus.
band by Jacobs. This ocoasioned ex-
oitement, which had a sequel, as above
stated.
New YoRk, October ga special
despatch from Shreveport says that in
Homer, Claiborne Parish, N. j. Scott,
Parish Judge. J. A. Ramsey, Recorder,
and 8: r. Richardson, Mayor, were
arrested here on Saturday night, by
one Zelye and Deputy Marshal Ma1ey,
assisted by the cavalry. The cause Of
the arrests is unknown. No citizens
arc aware Of any act to justify even
suspicion ct an cgence. The arrests
were made In most violent manner.
The parties are not allowed to commu-
nlcate with their families and the pri.
soners are cursed and abused. Ramsey
1s the most popular man in the parish.
Judge Scott is a candidate for re- cleo
tion.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Judee
Lawrence directs proceedings against
Henry Clews' assignment to proceed.
The coopers lockout has been es.
tablished. Bosses and men seem eonal.
~ determined.
ATLANTA, October 26.-The bonds.
mon of ex-Postmaster Sims have been
muloted in 1000.
CHARLESTON, October 25.-Arrived
Steamship Manhattan, New York;