The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-16

OF stores. GariEalasN G@Ey
New Breisaick is bom6arded constantIyS
and answers vigorously.
Vessels arriving here to-day, from
Martinique, report having passed, on
the 18th September, an American steam
frigate dismasted. ~ d, a
.I4vEspocI, October 1s.-The steer
ship India landed 200 Papal Zouaves.a at
this port yesterday. They were taken
aboard at Genoa, and will be sent to
their homesson Wednesday.
LONDON. October 15.-A dreadful &C.
cident occurred at Mitchell's ship-yard,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. yesterday after
noon. A large iron vessel, unfinished,
fell over, crushing number of work
men. Six bodies have been recovered;
six others are visible, but not accessi-
BILE; twenty were seriously wounded.
LONDON, October 15.-The German
garrison of Stenay, captured by the
French from Montmedy, numbered only
sixty men. The Prussian videttes retired
before the Mobiles at Mairterez. Ba-
zaine's activity is undiminished. He
makes frequent sorties, hnrassing the
besiegers.
PARIS, October 15-The Mobiles dis
perse groups of people around the
Hotel De Vile. A new political club
has been formed; among it's members
are noted journalists aud lawyers. The
first session was held Monday night,
when an organization was effected.
Military movements among both Prus-
SLAMS and Parisians indicate that great
movement is imminent.
Theirs was received by tho French
Legation at Florence on Thursday.
LONDON, October 14.-The Church
Congress is in session ut Southampton
to-day. Earl Nelson moved and spoke
in favor Of a more intimate union, with
non-conformity, on the basis of the
recognition of kindred points of belief
and disregard of points of dissent. The
tendency of tho succeeding discussion
was favorable to the proposition.
LONDON, October 15.-The American
ship Sorrento, of Liverpool, for New
Orleans, was wrecked; crew saved.
Ridley. Sons Il Co., of Liverpool,
have failed.
The Prussians have retired from
Bretenio to LaOn. A recent Paris letter
says there is no sickness and no lack of
food or courage-on my honor.
The Prussian Minister ut Brussels de-
mands the punishment Of the Independ-
ence Beige, for partisanship and untruth-
fulness.
ROME, October 15.- NIazzini has been
excluded from amnesty.
LONDON. October i5.-The German
Democrats continue their protests
against Jacobi's detention. The Empe-
ror convokes the Austrian and Hunga-
rian delegations, November 81, at Pesth.
Tours. October 15.-There was sharp
fighting, near Orleans, yesterday.
Nothing official to-day.
A Paris letter of Tuesday says the
Prussians are moving Southerly
Mobiles following. Troops have been
sent IN other directions, as precaution
ary measure. Several deserters have
been sentenced to death. Precautions
have been taken against Gustave Flou-
rens. No balloon to-day-wind unfavor-
able. Eleven wagons, containing fruit
and vegetables, were captured from the
Prussians. near Chattelon.
Burnside has returned to Versailles.
he Is expected back tomorrow. It is
said peace negotiations are progressing.
The people of Paris seem determined to
oppose peace based on cession of terri
tory. Steel guns. to carry 5000 meters,
are being manufactured. Much impor-
tance is attached to Prussian inactivity.
The Pnrisians desire All attack from the
Prussians.
The following is official: A reconnois-
sance to Laferte drove off the Prussian
camp ut Sandllon.
American AHnlrn.
CHARLESTON, October 15.-Arrived-
steamships James Adger, New York;
Falcon. Baltimore; bnrque Annie Kim
ball, Liverpool.
ATLANTA. October 13.-The Governor
to-day approved, and transmitted by
telegraph. the joint resolution of the