The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-23

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Madrid, November 22-The country
ID s.qulee. and the King improves.
LONDON, November 22-The {Jom mon
Council voted resolutions laudatory of
Stanley. ':-1 =:
Robert Bowles was bailed ia $40. 900.
BoWles converted trust bonds TO his own
use. lr. - ~ =. =
LONDON, November 22.-The gales in
wales. yesterday, destroyed great many
houses.
PARIS. November 22.-The reply to
Ihlers' speech involves the appointment
OF responsible ministry, that his Ex-
oellency shall not participate in debates
In the Assembly, and that he shall COM
mnnicate with that body by message.
Only these points will be strongly con-
tested by Theirs adherents.
American Mnttsrs.
New OR1sANs, November 22.-The
supreme Court has recognized the
validity OF Warmoth's commissions to
the nuwly elected parish officers.
NEW York, November 22-Four peo-
pie are missing.
A target party assaulted and robbed
IL " and gentleman.
A train hithet for Philadelphia ran
into freight train. No Southerners
among the hurt. al: f,,&
BAlTDdoRs, November little SYNOD
OF Vitginia, West Virginia and Mary
land, ia connection with the Presbyte.
rian Church South, is in session today,
ct Franklin Street Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick, Moderator, an.
nounced the standing committees. The
report OF the Treasurer was read and re-
ferred; also, the annual report of the
President OF the Board of Visitors of
Union Theological Seminary, in Vir-
ginia. Reports from the several presby-
terics composing the Synod. on tho
state OF religion, statistics of evaugelis-
TIC labor, &C., were also read, after
which the Synod engaged in services ap-
propr1ate to the ,ocoasion, to-day being
appointed by the General Assembly for
Thanksgiving and prayer. Charlestown,
W..va., was aelected as the place of next
meeting OF the Synod. At the session
tonight, the subject OF missions will be
considered.
i Saw FRANCISCO, November 22,-At the
house where Laura Fair .was to deliver
her lecture on "Wolves in the fold. !"
1000 people assembled. As many were
before Platt's Hotel and all many before
MRS. Fairs residence. All the crowds
were boisterous- The chief of police
advised Mrs. Fair that it was dangerous
to appear on the street or in tho hill,
and refused her an escort. Tie crcwd
attempted to force their way up the
etnirs where Mrs. Fair lived, but we're
driven back. Mrs Fair remained in her
room, and in two hours all was quiet.
LEXINGTON, November 22.-A FIRE.
which originated in. Dow Bros. planning
mill, burned nineteen buildings. Men
drew the steam engines. Loss $40, 600.
MONTGOMERY, November 22.-The
Legislature met in joint session and de.
clared the State Republican ticket elected
by 800 majority. There was some aues.
tion regarding the Auditor. The rump
was in session, but did no business.
New YORK. November 22.-Nearly all
the newspapers in this city to-day, morn
ing and evening, have editorials calling
ior q more stringent execution of the
laws against murderora, burglars and
r0ughs, some even limiting ut the forma-
tion OF oigildntes.
At 9 convention of the National Board
of Fire Underwriters, this morning
after a lengthy consideration Of the mat
ter, the representatives of large mum.
Der OF leading companies reported that
from December l the rate OF commission
to agents should be reduced to ten per
cent, except in cases of insurance of
dwelling houses and farm property, in
which companies can make their own
terms with agents.
San FRANCISCO, November GA
party OF men are expected to leuye for
the Colorado stone fields to-day. OR.
Stanton is coming from New Mexico with
$25O, 600 worth. Washington Territory
defeated the convention for State Go
vernment.
Col Scott announces that he has made
arrangements with the Memphis aud E
Paso Railroad Company, by which that
company will release ell their claims
against the San Diego and Gila River
1sailroad Company, for Sl4,5UO. The
franchise goes to his company.
MILLEDdHvILL. GA, November o.
The hotel block, with several stores
and residences, was burned to-day; loss
100000.
New ORLEANS. Novembe. 22.-The
proceedings in tho case of Kellogg vs.
Warmoth, in the Federal Court, were
postponed to Monday. Tho District
Courts. with the newly appointed Of
ticers, work smoothly. No Federal in.
terferenco is apprehended.