The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-14
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Several Of the ring.leaders were sen.
fenced to death. Two bands of Oerliste
appeared in Andalusia. and cut the tele.
graph and railroad lines. Troops have
been sent there
..RoNE, November l3.-The italian
Government quarantines vessels from
South Austrian ports, in consequence OF
cholera.
~ LONDON. November 13.-Heavy gales
on the English coast to-day. Much da-
mage to shipping is reported.
r. American Matters.
CHARLESTON, November 12.-Arrived
Steamships Manhattan, New York;
Virginia, Philadelphia; bark Florence,
Boston.
New YORK, November 13 The Co.
Bank for $40,700 unpaid taxes, and
Receivers have been appointed for the
International Insurance Company.
A correspondent, telegraphing from
Rimosa, Cuba, on the 9th, says he has
just returned from the camp of the
Cuban leader Manuel Agremonte. Their
horses, ammunition and arms are in q
very fair condition, but their ammuni
ton is scarce. The commissary is
abundant, except coffee.
General Sbaler, of the New York FIRE
department., inspected the burned por-
tion of Boston, and says the fire was in
consequence Of the delay of the f1remen
to reach the scene, the narrowness of
the streets, which prevented effective
work, and the great heat. he agrees
with the Boston chief, that the explo-
sion OF buildings by gunpowder tends to
spread a confisgration. He assures the
people Of this city that there is no like.
ihood of similar calamity Detailing
them.
A secret meeting of underwriters
adopted the rates of 1870, which is an
advance on the present rates of 10. Is per
cent. The subject of Mansard roofs was
referred to special committee.
A special from Little Rock claims Ar
kansas by nearly 5000 for Grant and
twenty Republican majority OH Joint
ballot; thus securing Republican Sena-
tor.
The sale OF Belmont's collection of
foreign paintings last evening realized
over $50, 900.
The second phase of the horse malady
has appeared in the large stables-a re-
lapse, tending to dropsy, with several
fatal instances. The disease seems to
affect the horses compelled to work dur
ing the first stages of the epizootic. The
symptoms are dropsical relapse, with q
swelling in tho legs and belly. There
medy used is rubbing the parts with a
liniment composed of camphor, harts.
horn and sweet oil.
HAVANA, November 13-The impres.
sion that telegrams passing through this
island to other places nre liable to censor
ship is not correct. Only dispatches
originating or delivered in Cuba are snb-
jeosed to that process.
The Captain-General has ordered all
parties accused of inccndiarism to be
tried by court martial.
BOSTON, November ia preliminary
meeting of the insurance adjusters Of
the leading American and English COM
panies was held at the Revere House-E
): Bassett, OF the Ntna, Of Hartford,
Chairman, and Il. Bowers. OF the North
British, Secretary. Thirty.six COM
panies were represented. No definite
action vas taken. Adjourned subject to
the call Of the Chairman.
At meeting of the Governor and
Executive Council, this afternoon, the
Legislature was ordered to meet next
Tuesday.
The following was issued this morn
ing from the relief committee rooms:
le having been suggested that the
Secretary OF the Treasury might issue
an additional amount of currency, in
view of our calamity:
Resofosd. That this committee ear
nestly remonstrate against any such
issue as unwise, unnecessary and preju-
dioihl to the whole country.
ST. Louis, November l3.-Colonel
Grosvenor has assumed the editorsbip of
the Eoening Dispatch
INDIANAPOLIS, November ia spe-
oial etsion OF the Legislature convenes
to-day.
CINCINNATI, November ia despatch
from Parsons. Kansas, says the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad is now com.
pleted to within eleven miles of Red
River. The bridge across that stream is
being rapidly built The Texas Central
Railroad will be completed to Dennison
by the first Of January next. The gap
between the two roads is now only forty
two miles. The shipments of cotton
and cattle are increasing daily, and the
business this season will exceed 100. 600
head of cattle and 80, 900 bales of cotton.
The malndy is spreading. Only four
or five deaths. Horses attacked on Fri
day appear to be recovering. Freights
are accumulatjDg Of the river and rail.
road depots. The American Evnrea,