The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-19
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VIENNA. November 17.-In Reichsrath,
the debate on the address of The Grown
was closed to-day, by Potocki, who ;usti-
fed the dissolution of the Chambers.
BRJssEIS, November. 17.-The hide
pondence Beige says Prussia will inter-
vene in tsyor of the Pope.
LoNDoN, November ia rumor
comes from Berlin that Great Britain
has revived her demand for an armistice.
Indefinite rumors of French successes
before Paris are circulating.
French cruisers have captured many
German vessels in the Baltic and North
Sea. The french are elnted over the
rumor that the entire Prussian fleet in
the North Sea has been captured.
Nantes has been made the present
source Of supplies for Orleans.
AS Tam falls back, forces coming to
his relief are advancing rapidly. Two
columns have already crossed the Yonne
at Sens, and the Tenth Corps has struck
the river at Tonuere. Prince Frederick
Charles, at last accounts, was ut Troyes,
directing the movement.
An explosion of cartridge factory
near Birmingham hurt twenty five per-
sons, some fatally.
BERLIN, November 18.-Dr. jacob
was not elected to Parliament. His we'll
known opposition to the annexation of
Alsace and Lorraine defeated him. Tho
mas Carlyle writes two and half col
umps Of sm9ll type to the Times, on the
war between France and Prussia. He
shows what France, after on experience
OF. four centuries, is pretty sure to do
again when she gets on her feet, and
therefore praises the policy pursued by
Prussia, which he claims is based upon
solid, practical prudence.
LIKaE, November lS-The Journal
.DeLiege says Prussia is about to propose
q conference of the powers at Brussels,
to revive the 14th article OF the treaty.
Austria and Italy are favorable to the
project.
LONDON, November 1S.-Tann has
withdrawn from Toury and Patoy.
Garibaldi's troops are reported violent
and mutinous; strong measures have been
taken to bring them under discipline.
LONDON, November 18-Noon.-T
feeling in financial circles is somewhat
quieter. The Times says Russia has
placed herself in the position of public
enemy.
LONDON, November ia despatch
from Fish to Maran, concerning the
Alabama claims, arrived to-day, but the
contents are unknown.
Tours. November 1S.-Palndine has
repeated his strategic movements, which
resulted in victory at Orleans, and has
accomplished another more important
success.
LONDON, November 18.-It is said
that the particular violations of the
PQriq froQtv yutinh ho, l.. 4
OF are the cruise of the Prince of Wales
in the Black Sea, in an English frigate:
the appearance of an Austrian squadron
at Varna; Turkish city on the Black
Sea, when the Emperor of Austria was
there; and. lastly, tho voyage of the
Sultan in Turkish frigate.
LONDON, November ia well-in-
formed correspondent, writing from
Vienna, says: While Russia might have
obtained revision of the treaty, by the
usual means, she has seen fit to take
Creates grave situation, shaking all the
settled status of tho European policy
and compelling common course of
action to redress her demands.
MADRID, November 18-A committee
OF fifteen members of Cortes was ap-
pointed to proceed to Florence to pre-
sent the Spanish crown to Aosta. The
election of Aosta is highly popular
throughout the province. No disorders
followed the proclamation.
VIENNA, November lS.-The Free
Presse. to-day, confirms the idenity of
the English and Austrian notes TO the
Russian Emperor.
vienna, November 9.-Tho report of
Buest's resignation is untrue.
PEsTH, November 18.-The opposition
party in the Hungarian Diet continue to
urge decided course in the matter of
Russia's demand.
LONDON. November 18.-Adyices from
Orleans state that the Prussians had re-
tired to the Northward beyond Arthenny.
The French had constructed heavu aortI.