The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-15
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Foreign Affairs.

Giamergan, pioneer OF the line between
Cardiff and New York, sailed yesterday
GENEVA, October l4.-Prinoe Napo.
leon, escorted by French agents. has ar.
rived on the frontier.
MADRID, October 13-Evening. The
Carlists continue their agitation in Cata.
lima, where several have been arrested,
including some soldiers on furlough. No
iurther news from Ferrol. The capital
is perfectly tranquil.
MADRID, October IL "A despatch
from Fertol. received in Madrid late last
night, says the insnrreotionists made
two attacks on the frigate Asturias on
Friday, but in both instances were
speedily repulsed by the crew. Three
Government vessels are blookading the
entrance to the harbor Of Ferrol, and it
is Impossible for any vessels captured by
the rebels to get out Anarchy prevails
IN the insurgent band, and it is believed
the insurrection will be overthrown by
the first attack of the Government
troops.
Marshal Bregna, Captain General of
the province of Corrina, has arrived at
Ferrol with n force of Government
troops. The rebels continue to concen-
trate at the arsenal. 1900 insurgents,
who left for Jubis, were intercepted by
foroe under Marshal Bregna and re-
treated.
American Matters.
NEW YORK., October 13.-The currency
question ls causing excitement through
out Hayti.
HAVANA, October 13.-Mr. Nelson.
United States Minister to Mexico, ar
rived here and left for New York to. day.
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Noss Wi
mans patent for naval hulls has been ex-
tended.
ST. Louis. October 12.-The Demo
orats and Liberals in the First District
to-day nominated Hon. VIM. Grosyenor
for Congress.
PrTrsBURa, October 13.-Wiley's hol-
!oW-ware works and foundry are burned;
loss 5000, 900.
New York, October 13.-The ship
Yokahama, from New York, with a cargo
of kerosene, colIided with the steamship
Nile at sea, on the Goth ult., and was 40
badly damaged that she was set on fire.
The crow of the ship were taken to st.
Thomas.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.-Publio ex
cltement concerning the fatal oonse-
quences of the fall of the building in
course OF erection on Market street, last
night, continued to-day. There is
strong determination on the part of the
people to hold the parties to strict ac-
count for the death of five porsona
The reported death of ono of the bows
taken out alive is incorrect. A rule was
issued in the city court, TODAY. against
the owners of the property, recurring
them to show cause why the building
should not be torn down. John An.
drews, the architect, and John He'll, the
contractor, were arrested on warrants
charging them with the murder of
Henry Nolte. his wife and two children,
who were crushed by the walls. The
accused were held in bail of SIS. .OOO
The mortar used in the building was
Wretohed in character, being little better
than wet sad. The rear portions of four
houses were crushed by the falling walls.
In the second house West of the new
building. whole family narrowly es-
caped. The coroner's inquest is ad-
!ourned until tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock,
In order to obtain further reliable testi.
mony as to the cause of the disaster.
Ihe victims will be buried tomorrow.
The appearance of their remains was
slokening. The heads of all were
crushed in fearful manner, and their
faces were badly cut and mashed out of
any resemblance to human features.
The catastrophe has created a deep i'm.
preston throughout the community,
and the result will, no doubt, be the or
ganlzatlon OF better system of building
and inspection. The loss on the build.
ing will reach $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, October 14-Professor
Irayer, OF the University of Pennsyl.
yania. is dead; aged sixty-three years.
he held the professorship thirty years.
PrrTsBURa, October IA rolling
mill at Johnstown, covering five acres Of
wood land, was burned to-day; loss
S4Oo,oOO. Several hremen were Injured.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-The Re-
publicans elect both Congressman at
large. Shanks (Radical) was defeated
by twenty-eight votes. The delegation
stands nine Republicans and four Demo
crats.,
AUBURN. N. Y. October IA cold.
drlzziing rain storm prevailed here this
morning, and the city wears a gloomy
appearance. A large number Of dis
tingulshed citizens arrived by early
trains.
1 2. M.-The streets of the city are
thronged with people, who are arriving
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