The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-15
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LoSoqS. Wednesday Evening. -scptsm-
sYFsF sThsstsTeke ESQ 1ssAoR by the
Knight Of the Crescent third.
Tho. Aors,ing rost, Of to-day, warmly
7 'Applapds the policy of nonintorvention Of
the United States in the war between
Spain, SO,ili and Peru, alid cordially ap-
proves the moderation evinced by the
United States respecting Mexico
LrvERroeI. Wednesday Evening, Sep
tember 12.-The Cunard, steamships Eu-
ropa and Tariffs sailed for Quebec this
afternoon, with . regiment OF hussars.
= MUNICH; Wednesday, September Il
The Government Of Bavaria has concluded
to.attempt securing a loan Of 2s, ,0oo, 900 by
means Of lottery, to be drawn here.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening, Sep
,tember 13.--The breadstuds market is
arn, at the advance reported on Tuesday.
a LONDON, September 13--Noon.-The
money market is unchanged. Consols
cipsM at S9a for nonsy. American sccuri-
ties ars- drmer and generally advanced.
Five-twenties 72l.
LONDON, Thursday, September 13-
rlSoen. The, Atlantic Telegraph Company
have cslled o uaeefing Of the stockholders,
for the purpose Of raising funds to buy
up the interest OF the Anglo-American
Telegraph Company, under whose auspices
& the cable WAS completed.
The steamship Eansa, from Bremen,
y allied to-day, with fair complement Of
passengers and Ella 900 in gold. %
Paris, Thursday, September 13.-The
Aonifea1:.. ofSto.day, publishes conven-
tion which was signed in the city Of Mexi-
Ieo, Thy .Waiehs Eaximiihan transfers to
French agents half the receipts from GUS
toms throughout the Empire, for the pur-
pose of paying the liabilities Of Mexico to
France. The convention goes into opera
tion ON the 1st OF November next.
MADRID, Thursday, September 49, The
Spanish cortes have voted to increase the
import duty on some goods to twelve pc,
cent.
ga TnIEsrE, Thursday, September IA
vices from Athens state that the Csctan
Assembly have voted for tho annexation OF
the Island OF Cordia to Greece.
BERLIN, Thursday, September 1S-A NJ
The Prussian Chamber OF Deputies has
voted an electoral law and parliament for
Saxony. The negotiations between Prus-
sia and Saxony make very slow progress.
1t is said that Prussia demands the taking
Of the oath Of loyalty to herself by the
Saxon troops, the payment Of 10000, 900
: ;thaaers Is indemnity 10 Prussia for the ex-
penses of the war, and the right to garri-
son the fortress Of Konigsteen and the
, cities Of Dresden and Leipsic with Prus-
. siDn;troeps! / ] is9 IsL sfssF 81;
ST. pETERspuKa, Thursday, September
: l3:IAf farewell banquet was given to-day
to sflie American Embassy. Assistant Sec
rotary Fox and several United States naval
officers were present. Count Gortscha-
kcff made speech expressive Of the hope
that the era Of good faith now prevailing
between Russia and the United States may
he permanent, and stated that thcre was
mo danger OF its being considered as me-
mace to other lations.
PARIS, Thursday, September 13.-The
Jossrfaol Des Dehass, ,-ofS Stelday, states TINT
the French and Eus slish Governments have
I een3ointly made active approximations to
the Sultan Of Turkey against tho acauisi-
ton by the United States Government OF
an island IN the Gulf of Asina.