The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-12

I6Anui Ocfeh&x Tho. 4yples, inen
sssicIs oa the aEasso Of Eyspps. aaas:, ,.:Itit-
tie nptice has bean taken Of . paragraph
Prssss, lille az ii pEoSaSle diszrnssassns
The news is Too good TO- be true. We will
mot undertake Co say whist fesnlts fhsdi.
pl0nlstlr c0ntxfvanoeB ok The past fsw
weeks Hsfl Nave toWsrds inpfoving Me-
pole6nsS p6Sisicn with respect to foreign
affairs, sutas 20 enable llfitn to meet his
home difficulties with sufficient conf
dAnce sof successa IL IL is true that. Gen.
Lebosnf intends to drop the. scheme Of
the Guard Mobile and propose this bup-
pressiong iof, general comnands. that
might ba taken 40 an earnest of the EN-
per0r's pacifc and economical intentions.
fsTha interchange of civilities between
soyereigns and statesmen augurs well for
ths SAsacss 81 ttahquility. At the pree
sent moment, there is no apprehension
OF . warlike outbreak. No cause OF Of
fence. no pretext for q dispute exists.
Old alliances have been broken up, the
balance OF power is q question of the
pest. 1t may be said peace now rests on
sonnder basis than ever.'
The Etench Ind English societies for
the abolition of slavery have sent an ad-
NAOoo w. &A4ak61ul O6IAuO, Il6RSnUi Oh
Spair, hensubjeot of human slavery.
They ask him. to use all his efforts to
abolish slavery In Cuba, aud refer him to
his own speech, wherein he said slavery
only exists in the civilized world rs q
Spanish ipatitution. =. .'->h.
A1ccording TO the. Paris RdppsZ. the De-
puties o. fhe Left will formally protest,
on the 26th aofa October, that Shel lEmpe.
ror hos violated the Constitution, and
that they consider themselves aabsolved
thereby from their ,oaths Of fidelity 70
hirhLtsEA SbIISti Ht.7 .-ni...t,t ~ = i y = .
3Ths stpahish Cortas has IS; passed the bill
auspending the constitutional guarantees.
The Republican Deputies refuse any
longSf To- ptfticipste in the deliberations
OF the Chambers. Intelligence of the
lnsurre9tlo nponfiFWg previmsf accounts
of it'd extent. The headduarters of the
Republicans is at'Mauresa, thirty miles
Nofthio of Barcelona. 'r,,r- .., &.
The Spanish Reigsrad was opened
TRSsday by the King, who expressed
tbe hope that the Prussian Government
wbAlH adopt his view and consent to an
arrangement which would result in per
petual friendship between ;the two ma
tions.
LONDON. October Martin, the Fe.
nian. died at Kings College Hospital.
More than 1000 persons attended his
funeral. The mourners wore green
scarfs. Over 400 people met at Noting
Hill, in favor of the extension of the Fe-
tian. amnesty. The speeches were in
hanitnatofy, but the meeting was orderly.
2 RARIsS October 1.-THE coal miners
strike in sAubin continues. A large meet
ing in the 'Arondissement of Belleville,
was, forcibly dispersed. Several were
hurt. ia large meeting of Mulhausen
manufacturers was convened to consider
the American cotton question and other
collateral subjeots. The meeting de-
nounced the recently concluded CONNER
cial treaty and urged q substitution, of
the customs tariff.
a defeated party OF the Spanish Re-
publioans, who were driven across the
lines, were promptly captured by the
French authorities. - l. -
A Repn candemonstration at Madrid
is apprehended, but the Government is
taking great precaution.
vienna, October 11.-Franois Joseph
joins Eugenie at Constantinople October
23. when, accompanied by the Sultan,
the party: will proceed to Suez, pia Joppa
and Jerusalem. The French, Austrian
and Turkish fleets will convoy the party.
MADRID, October 11.-Gen. Pierrad,
who was recently captured and impri-
soned at Larragona, has escaped.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, October 1O.-Boutwell,