The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-27
Foreign Anasrs,


T, Foreign Affairs.
LONDON, November 26-Noon. The
Khedive's expedition consists OF 1000
men, and is commanded by Purdy Bey,
an American. It goes to Zanzibar IN
transports with the ostensible intention
OF Joining DR.. Livingstone aud of CO.
operating with him, if agreeable; other
wise, to aot Independently. in solving
the problem Of the sources of the Nile,
under Egyptian colors.
PARIS, November 26.-There are no
Indications this morning of compro-
mise between the executive and legis'a-
tive departments. Both parties adhere
to their respective positions. The stu
alton is regarded;as serious.
LONDON, November 26.-Paris specials
say the Radical jon:aais are vehement,
and declare o terrible rsyolution will
follow .ths overthrow Of the Thiers Co
vernment. The same Journals accuse
the ,Legltimists, Orleanis.s and Impe-
rlalists OF having formed coalition to
work Tor the downfall of the present
Government. General Changarnier is
also charged with aiming to secure
power.
MADRID, November. 26.-The riot in
Santander was easily suppressed. The
province Of Mercia has been placed
under martial law, and additional troops
sent to Andalucia.
PARIS, November 26-There is great
excitement here and in the provinces.
1t 1s announced that the Right and Right
Centre have determined to support the
committee appointed to draft reply to
Theirs.
= Paris. November 26-Eveaing. The
majority report of the committee on the
address was read in the Assembly this
afternoon. It is strong Indictment
against the Radicals, and insists on the
establishment of O responsible Ministry,
as the means Of fighting Radicalism. a
majority of the committee wanted the
Immediate consideration of tho report.
The minority moved O postponemens till
ThursdRy, WHICH motion was carried.
The result is regarded US favorable to
the Government.
American nIntters
CHARLESTON. November 26.-Arriyed
Steamship Falcon. Baltimore; bark
Walter, Boston; schr. r. II. Vaughan.
Philadelphia.
CINCINNATI, November 26.-S. B.
Keyes, banker, has suspended.
ORNTRAL1A, Pa, November 26.-Fiye
houses, including Piper's hotel and tile
Western Union Telegraph oiiico, we're
burned last night.
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-Two
men have been arrested, charged with
obtaining $40, 900 OF life insurance upon
q! person whom they subsequently,
drowned.
NEW York, November 2e-A nitro.
g)ycarine explosion, near Yonkers, blow
Two persons to atoms and fatally hurt
several. Some young men, III playful
ness' threw stones at can, causing the
explosion.
The World says: "Reports of an
alarming nature regarding MIR. Greeley
nre utterly without foundation. His
TRENDS nave the. utmost faith in a rest
and short exemption from the cares of
business.
!, Ihe ship Assyria water-logged, and
her crew were brought here BY the Bal
Ito. A steamer with a canal boat in tow
collided with an unknown steamer. Both
we're sunk. The crews swan ashore.
Parson, the Kansas Chief of the Land
Department. of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad, escaped from fifty Osage
land squatters, by jumping on an engine
and tnrning on steam. The ongino car
ried him to Sedalia, Mo. The demon
stratlon grew out of an evaporation
among the settlers, produced by the de-
clslon OF the Secretary OF the Interior
that the lands upon which they Live be-.
long to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company.
City estimates ahow it will require
over $40. 100000 for the municipal ex.
penses of 1873.
The aRyle Silk Manufacturing Compa.
ny has failed. Liabilities $500, 600. The
principal incorporation, John Q. Ryle, is
missing.
HALIFAX, November 26.-The steamer
Pioton, supposed to be lost, is safo.
THoRNDURe, ONTARIO, November 60.
The propeller Mary Ward is still
aground. Eight men, endeavoring to
get ashore in small boat, we're drowned.
Three fishing boats took off all the pas
sengers.
New ORLEANS. November 26.-In the
Federal Court. in Kellogg us. Wermoth
et al. plaintiffs counsel filed 5000 affida-
Wits of voters to the effect that they had
been deprived OF the right to register
and vote. The court granted Opposing
counsel permission to file counter afida.
Wits. Hon. Thomas J. Semmes made m
argument for the defendants, after which
the court adjourned until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Noyember 2G-Tbo