The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-08

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Prussians are now resolved to push the
war TO it's extreme without an instants
delay. A general feeling is spreading
over France Of calling Duke D'Aumale
to the Presidency of the Republic"
MOBILE, November 7.-Owing to the
prevailing epidemic, the Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair and races connect
ed Herewith, advertised for the 2Ist
.nst., hare been postponed until Decenl-
ber 6.
NoRFoLK, Va, November 7.-Captain
Lewis, just arrived from the wreck of
the steamer Key West-heretofore re-
ported ashore on North Cape Hatteras-
found it impossible to get the steamer
oh The machinery will be taken out
and the wreck stripped of cargo, sails
and running rigging, which will be sold
on the beach.
SAN FRANCISCO, November THE
hlghwaymen also secured the mail cur on
the Pacific Railroad. It is supposed they
obtained $250,000. Wells, Fargo e. Co.
offer $l5, 900 for the arrest of the rob-
bers.
New YORK, November 7.-Thc Herolps
special from London says the delibera-
tons of the German Federal Constitu-
tion have made such progress that the
Relchstage will probably be summoned
to Versailles, as it is necessary for the
King to be present at tho discussion on
the new Federal Constitution, and his
position as commander-in-c chief of the
German armies in France prevents his
going to Prussia for that purpose.
Eiiorts will be made to induce King
Wllllam to do something for the Pope.
Germany, however, considers this matter
as exclusively concerning Italy's inde-
pendence, which she will always respect.
Fifty eagles, captured ut Metz, have been
brought to Berlin, wrangle- headed SOL
diers bearing them.
The IPo,hIs special from Versailles
says that Thiers had IN interview on
Saturday with Favre and Trochu ut
Blllancourt. Thiers reported an agree
ment with Bismarck, which was approy-
ed by Trocbu and Favre, who expressed
the belief of their ability to carry the
population Of Paris in its favor.
The Provisional Government on Fri
day published an address to the people
II Paris, repeating the resolutions of the
Government to consent to no armistice
prejudicing and not embracing the fol-
lowing provisions: Free entrance and de-
parture from Paris and other besieged
places; tho revictualizing of the CITY
aud guarantees for the election for all
France, including Alsace and Lorraine
1t IS believed ut Versailles that this dis
ingenious address is designed to prevent
disturbances in Paris until tho Assembly
meets.
Paris journals of the 4th have been re-
ceived at Versailles. They state that the
manufacture of Chassepots and field ar.
tlllery is proceeding rapidly.
Plenty of bread and wine to last till
March. The stock of salted meats is
immense, vegetables and poultry are
plenty in the markets.
There are many cases of small pox.
The clergy recommend the revival of
healthful amusements for the people.
The theatres accordingly are re-opencd
for concerts.
The late attempts of the radicals to
overturn the Government has increased
the anxiety of majority of the people
to uphold the Administration.
y special despatch from Berlin on
Saturday, says the conclusion of the ar
mlstice is regarded as certain. The King
is expected at Berlin on the 1Ith instant.
Preparations are in progress to receive
him rs Emperor of Germany.
y despatch from Dole, of the 4th inst,
says: Garibaldi, with thirty Italian Of
ficers, is captured.
FINANCIAL AND ConlMEI;CIAL.