The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-30
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swept through the province of Syracuse,
yesterday. Several buildiuge were blown
down. 1t ls reported that thirty two
persons were buried under the ruins.
Hhe Pope declines to interfere in be-
half OF the clergy Of Galway.
The qnaya at Havre are crowded with
vessels for America, whose owners refuse
10 allow them to sail, pending the threat
9neo Proo'amatloh discriminating against
French bottoms.
There is conflict between the upper
and lower houses of the Prussian Diet
over local self,govsrnmeut in tho rural
districts. The Deputies threaten to re-
sign, unless the Lords pass the bill. The
Emperor favors the bill.
The damages by the Po food are i'm
mense. Villages and towns in Mantua
and Ferrara are flooded, and thousands
are houseless. The most fertile fields in
Italy are submerged.
MADRID, October 29.--While the army
bill WAS under consideration in the
Oortes, yesterday, Senor Garridos said
the Radical party in Spain existed only
sby suffrance of the Republicans. THIS
remark gave rise to warm debate, dur
ing which sharp encounter took place
between Senor Gorilla. President OF the
C6dncit, and Ssnor Figusros. The lat
ter, in tie oourae OF MI excited speech,
declared that tho present was the last
Spanish Ministry that would bo formed
under k'ly .Atundeus.' '''' '.''
country se- c, in County Limerick, Ire
land, was destrbyed by fire, last night.
Loss $3.50, 200. ! A ~. .,p 80.
c:;, =, i,:aerIean n ntatters.
CHARLEsToS. October 2O.-Arriyed-
Steamships James Adger and Georgia,
New York; VIM. Kennedy. Baltimore.
NEW YoRK. October 25-AMidnight.-
Eeperts tonight arc. that The horse
oisease Is increasing in extent aud vio-
tencs. Over-worked horsea are stabbed,
Dr need Of ''rest--embsrrassing business
stt'4 tnore. The FIRE department horses
are nearly an SICK: '.-77,'-
NEW YORK. October 29.-The horse
men. say the disease has reached the
crisIs, and will he on decline to-day.
Weather cool. Hundreds OF partially
afNcted horses are beiug used. The
puuabar of deaths reported yesterday
was 700. The leading physiciaus and
Board of Health say the disease will pro.
bably soon attack man. n.-Therei ia strong
public feeling against continuous work,
9ng OF sick horses. Five fell dead in
harness yesterday. Merchants under
0ontract TO ship, pay enormous oartage.
Inc disease is more severe in Jersey
City and vicinity. Hardly enough horses
arc Lett to drag hearsos to funerals. John
Pierey. weil-known citizen of Jersey
City, was seized with the horse plague.
and is dangerously sick. The maiaGy
has appeared in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
and Titnsville. Pa.
NEW ORLEANS. October 23-During a
gamblers fight John Henry received
four shots and Perry Lyons WAS fatally
Stabbed. Henry will probably die.
MATAaIoRAs, October ga commits
sion has been appointed to investigate
the completely of officials with the Rio
drande csttle-stealers. Cortina hos able
lawyers preparing his defence.
BOSTON, October 20. The horse dis.
ease bas taken favorable turn. Some
days must elapse before recovery.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Wm. B.
crosby has been appointed Consul Gen
oral at Rome.
The American British Claims Com
mission re.asssmbled yesterday.
On the Supreme Court bench, all were
present, except Nelson and Davis.
At the Cabinet to-day, only Fish and
Belknap we're in their chairs.
Probabilities-The barometer will con-
WuuC AoiAiuS III Iue NOlt0-WoHG and to the
Miesissippi aud Lower Ohio Valleys, and
over lakes Michigan aud Superior, with
Southe. .asteriy to Sonth- westerly winds.
threatening weather anil rain. In the
Western Gulf streams, Southerly winds,
threatening weather and rain. In the
Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic streams.
th.easterly to South-easterly winds,
cloudy Weather and occasional light rain.
From Michigan to Lake Ontario and
thence to the Alleahanies, North -ensterly
to South easteriy winds, and cloudy
weather. For New EngIaud and the
Middle States, generally clear weather
anu Northerly to EasterIy winds. The
Tacino reports are missing.
CHESTER. Vr.. O,tober 29.-Nathaniel
FoIler.on, President OF the Bellows
Falls National Bank, is dead, aged nine
ty-elght. He was the oldest bnuk presi.
dent. probably. in the United States.
FHILADELpHrA. October 29.--Fifty
cases OF the malady are here, and 100 in
Camden.
The iron-clad Saugus towed by the
Powhattnn, sails on Tuesday next for
Kew West and Havana Tive .taoc.,S:>