The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-06
THhEGEAPHTo
Foreign AEalras
NOON DESPATOHES

TIE TIE coNFhHENCE AT sALzBURG-GLAD.
STONE SATISFIED AMADEUS ENrHUs1-
ASTIoAhIY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rY.
PHooN m RIOT IN DUBhIN-ApPREHEN.
SION OF REVOLUTION IN FRANCE
DEATH OF MARx-sFRiKEs- Es-rHE ROMAN
QUESTION. 4O., 20.
HONG KONG, September "a disas-
trous typhoon visited this vicinity yes.
terday. Twelve vessels we're driven
ashore. Much damage on land.
VIENNA. September At is officially
stated that Ministers Won Beust. An
dreassy and Houhenwart will assist at
the conference Of Emperors ut Salzburp.
The Emperor Of Austria leaves for that
oity tomorrow.
BERLIN, September a. Bismarck
Bohlen has been relieved from the go
vernment of Alsace and Lorraine, and
promoted to the rank of General.
LONDON, September 4-Glndstone, in
speech delivered at Whitley, Saturday,
expressed JOY that Englishmen can now
look upon Americans as friends, md
said: 1--WE may now indulge the hope
that all controversies between the two
peoples are settled"
mass meeting Of engineers was held
at Newoastle-on-Tyne Saturday. attended
by tully 5000 persons, ut which it was
determined to insiss upon an arrange
ment OF the term of labor ut niue hours
per day Tor Six days Of the week, or fifty
four hours in all. ~.
from Spain, says the progress OF King
Amadeus from Albaoete to Valencia was
None continued, ovation. The Herald's
special correspondent at Albaoete, Spain,
telegraphs: ''By invitation accompany
the King on three weeks journey
through the provinces We started Sat
urday morning, reaching Albacete at
night. We stopped at thirty-six sta
tlons, and the King was received with
tremendous enthusiasm. The Kings
speaking was Of the poorest kind He
is receiving petitions and winning the
hearts OF everybody. In personal con-
versntion, the King assured me that he
desired Spain to be we'll understood in
the United States, and that friendship
would exist between the two countries.
We go to Valencia tomorrow"
An English student has fallen victim
to foolhardy attempt to climb the Alps
without guide.
DUBLIN, September 4.-There was
fierce fighting all night. The police
were driven to their barracks, where
they were reinforced and charged the
crowd desperately; but they were driven
into their barracks again. A sally was
repeated several times, but with the
same result. A bar of iron thrown from
q public house at the police led to
storming of the house and the capture
OF the inmates An attempt was made
to rescue them by the mob. In the bat
tie which followed. the house was COM
pletely wrecked by the mob, in it's fran
Ito rage. Half the policemen engaged
in the ARRAYS were injured. The prison
ers sang national songs all night There
is great excitement. and it is increasing.
PARIS, September 4.-There are &C, 600
troops in the city. and constant pHtrol
is kept up. The Government was in
formed Of an intended demonstration by
the Internationals on the 4th, and orders
for its repression are absolute and se-
we're. Lyons. Marsailies and Bordeaux
are filled with troops.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, September 5.-Dr. Karl
Marx. the leading spirit Of the Interna-
tional Society, is dead.
Confederate cotton bond-h olders are
about Publishing report and CORES
pondence.
Strikes have occurred among the work
men at Sheffield and Bradford.
spec1ai from Dublin says renewal
OF the riots is apprehended. The police
have been ordered to use their revoyers
unmeroifully. The soldiers are still un-
der arms for emergencies.
The Sheffield strike was settled by ar
bitration; similar settlement Of the
Newcastle strike is expected.
BERLIN, September 5.-The Prussian
Cross Gazette says it was decided Mt Gas
tein to leave the Roman question entire
~ to Italy.
BRUssELs, September 5.-A large num-
ber Of workmen have struck. They do.
mand reduction of hours.
VERSAILLES, September 5-There was
tumultuous discussion in the Assembly
to-day over a motion for the return Of
the Assembly and the seat OF govern
ment to Paris. !,
lt American 1ntcllI0encs. 0
NOON DISPATCHES.