The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-01
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Qkx AmeElGan Cheap
Transportation Association commences
here tomorrow umofninR.g The sas.
sion will be held ID theF Y Young Mems
Christian Association Hall. Many
delegates already arrived aud more
arriving on every train.
PANAMA, November 3O.-Advioes
from Peru state that the steamer Tails.
man was captured by the Monitor
Hnascar, ID the Bay of Poahachas.
], 1000 packages of arms and ammuni.
ton we're found on board; but some
forty seven PeruviAns and number
OF the Grew were on shore aud bad
landed part OF the cargo. They took
possession of the port of lilo. driving
out the small garrison. with the loss Of
some lives on both sides. The party
| on shore, as soon as they saw the Tails
Man IN possession Of the Huascnr. i'm
metiiately seized some cars aud loco.
motives. bundled in what they could
aud started for the interior town of
M"gueua, which place they took pos.
| session Of, and there Senior PoeroIa,
the chief Of the expedition, proclaimed
| himself dictator ana enlisted all the
men hs conld. Troops were despatch
Ell, aud it is expected the rebels would
soon be made prisoners. A revolution
,s reported to be plotting in Bolivia, in
order to protest against the treaty re.
GENTLY celebrated with Chill. The
| Uuited States Steamship Omaha ar
rived at Valparaiso October 26.
BALTIMORE, November 30 -Wm.
Osls k-y, aged fifty thrse, was fomud
dend in bed at the Revere House this
morning. The coroners verdict was
that he died from taking morphine to
excess-whether the purpose waa sui
eide or from accident, is unknown.
air. Key was Il native of this State,
aud well-known in New Orleans, where
he WAS for luug time connected With
the st. Charles Hotel, aud recently
from Mobile, where his family now re-
side.
New YORK. November 80. Mayor
Havemeyer died suddenly to-day, aged
seventy. The sudden death OF Mr.
Jonathan Sturges, particular friend
OF the Mayor. made deep Impression
on him. and it is sail lie made meian-
oholy remarks both yesterday and to-
day, Of the uncertainty of life. The
Mayor walked three miles against a
strong wind.
NEwBERG. n. Y November GA
schooner capsized III a equal, and
three lives were lost.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3O.-242
| Mennouites arrived on the steamer
| Nederland are at present qua tered in
the steamship depot at Christian street
wharf. They are in charge of the
Mennonite Executive Aid Society, and
will be forwarded to safe harbor in
Lancaster County, where thoy will be
sheltered in about 100 houses, belong
lug to the Phn1i1 Iron Company.
There they will remain during the
winter, aud in the meantime locations
for settlement will be selected in the
Western States and Territories.
WAsHISoroN. November 30.-Gen.
Field is here, for the purpose, it is
said, of lobbying joint resolution
through Congress, legitimizing the
kellogg rule in Louisiana. Mnjor
Shelby is here. ostensibly in the inte-
rest of levees. Election Supervisor
Bean, Of DeSoto Parish, is here, North
ward bound; he is registered at the
taverns as n. Folsom. Bean, alias
Folsom, claims a majority for the Re-
publicans i'll the Legislature, aud
chnckles over the ballot-stulfing ex-
ploits in various parts of the State.
The object seems to be to renew the
last election by order of Congress,
leaving that under which kellogg
holds sway Intact
Charles Sanders.has been appuint-d ID
American vice. Consul to Berlin.
Booths now theatre, in New York,
il to be sold at auction on Thursday
! ueIt,
The Government will sell half mil.
lion i'll gold on each Thursday in De.
| ce,nber.
Prooabili;ies--For the South Allan.
tic and Eastern Gulf States, generally
clear weather will prevail, with North
or East winds. continued low tempera-
tnre p 1st OF thu Mississippi nnd de.
cidedly high barometer. For the like
region, the Ohio alley and tho North
west generally, cloudy weather and
areas Of snow will prevail, except in the
Ohio valley, with Southeast to South.
west winds, low but slowly rising tenn
peraturc, aud falling barometer. For
the Western Gulf States and Tennes
see, clear or fair weather, Eastcrly or
Southerly winds, slowly rising tempe
rature and falling barometer.
Col. Mosby, Mr.. John L. Barbour
and other Virginia gentlemen, were III
Washington Saturday, for the purpose
OF securing pardon for Mr.. Il. l..
Brooks. formerly president of the Frs:
! National Bank of Petrrsuurp Va ,yho