The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-01
Observation-Disclosures ArafrS

Talo9raphIc-Foreiz Arafrs
LONDON. September 3O.-The Stand
ara says report Is current in Paris
that Duke de Broglie will soon re.enter
the Ministry. g. : 4s,
A special from Berlin, to-day, says
that Russia is about to open negotie-
ton with Serrano.
The Post is informed that seventy
tons Of cartridges for the Carlist's army
leave Birmingham almost every week.
MADRID. September 3O.-General
Marceus has succeeded in relieving
Pamphletuna. It is reported that the
correspondent of the Hren Zsifung has
received warning from the Carlists
that he will be arrested and shot if he
passes the frontier.
| TeIegrauhic-A, ,her,cnn alaste,A
New York, September 30.-Bootb' s
Theatre is to be sold under mortgage
of $300.O00. The friends of Booth are
sndeavorlng to arrange matters so that
he may retain the management Of the
property.
At n meeting of the depnsitors OF he
| t'reedmen's bank, last night, Robert
Pnrvis, colored. of the Com missionera
appointed to wind up its affairs, said
ne woald, ut au adjourned meeting,
make u stutemant Of It's atf.irs, Which
would probably not be as favorable as
that published heretofore; nor would
It be SO bad as those who, in conuec-
tion with it, i.ud taken advantage of
the fears and necessities of the depusit.
ors who have sold the face of their de-
posts at q heavy discount.
New YORK, September 30-It is
feared that 1t may be necessary TO
make considerable military demonstru,
tiOn in order to reinstate some of The
onsted Kellogg officials in North I,oni-
sinna, and General Emory has applied
for detocb ment Of cavalry, 10 rauge
between Coushntta and Shreveport,
with view Of intimidating any per
SONS who may be disposed to re-
! sistance.
New ORLEANS, September 30.-It is
| stated that compromises will be made.
IN every parish in the State, by the
Conservatives, similar to that recently
effected in re.rebonne Parish, by di
viding the Offices cqually betweou CO.
| iorcd Republicans aud white Couservn
tivrs.
hIu1tt w tNA, All IL IUeSSiRG 10
City Council, to iuy, says proposals
have been nude to INN by Responsible
parties to loan the city Sl.OU0,UUU or
! more on easy time.
WASHINGTON. September 30. The
| following Is II copy ot shc original let
ter from Senator Carp"uter to Kellogg
! DEAR KELLOGG: am desperately
short. Can't yuu send mc 81 .U00; II.
%, it would be II GoI-stDl. Yours,
truly,
(S.gnrd) MATT CARPENTER"
The President is here. -Four com
pauirs OF Federal cavalry havo been
ordered to West Alabama.
Probabilities s-For Thursday, over
The South Atluntlc States, somewhat
higher barometcr un.l temperature,
Sonthcrly winds aud clenr weather
will prevail. Over the Eastern Cult
Suites, stationary barometer and tem
permture. various winds. most South
west aud North west aud generally
clenr weather. Over Tennessee aud
the Ohio valley. North and West winds,
stationary or rising barometer. some
what higher Temperature, and gene
rally clear weather. Over the Western
Gulf States, the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valley and the North
west, falling barometer, South. west to
South east winds, higher temperature,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather. Over
the Middle Suites, rising barometer.
Diminishing Northwest to South west
winds, stationary or higher temperu-
lures. partly cloudy and oiear weather.
MOBILE. September 30.-At q meet
ing OF the Board of Directors of the
Mobile Cotton Exchange, yesterday,
tue following resolution was adopted;
That on md after October lst this
Exchange will accept standard Ameri,
can types of cotton prepared and
adopted by the Committee on Export
Of tue National Cotton Exchange, aud
quotations must be made according
Herewith.
The city remains very healthy; no
levers of any kind here.
ATLANTA. GA, September 30.-The
| Governor has ordered the sale G! The
Macon and Brunswick Rallroad to take
pluce OF the first Tuesday III Decem.
Der next, ut the depot in Macon, ut
pnbiio ontcry, to the hi hest bidder.
STUEBENyfLLE, O.. September 80
The Golden Gate Distillery. with some
adjoining buildings, are burned; loss
100000.
Providence, r. l., September 30