The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-14
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!nsurrectlon occurred in the suburbs OF
the oity, which was subdued after twenty
had been killed and wounded. The
ministry announced in the Cortes that
the Government attached no Importance
to the outbreak.
LONDON, December 13.-It is showing.
The gale to-day damaged the telegraph
IN various portions Of England.
MADRID, December 13.-Great anxiety
exists Tor the steamer Commander, from
Falmouth.
PARIS, December 13.-The ship g us.
tave, belonging to Nantes, was lost. with
all hands.
American Matters.
OHAEz.EsToN, December 13.-Arrived
--SteanshiP Merced;ta, Boston.
San FRANo1soo, December 18.-All the
passengers and 1915, 900 in treasure
were saved from the Sacramento. 22O
tons New York and 100 tons Mexican
freight were aboard and the vessel is fast
breaking mp.
BosToN, December 13.-The work.
men will pass from one section to the
other in the Hoosac Tunnel.
NcaEn1K; Dseember 13-A steamer ia
reported ashore at Smiths Point-name
unknown.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Gsribaldi.
In q letter to an Italian friend, oonfesses
with shame that Italy is going back to
the inquisition. .,..S
WAsHNoToN, December 13.-Official
and semi official dispatches reosived
here indicate that both Legislatures ac-
cept the Attorney. Generals plan of CON-
promise in Alabama affairs. W
A Virginia delegation, composed of
members of Congress and citizens of
Virginia and West Virginia. called upon
the President, and through their Chair
man, Col. Chas. s.. Carrington, thanked
him for his favorable mention of the
canals in his message. Col. CARING
toms address was quite long. The Pre-.
sident replied as follows: ST appreciate
the great Importance Of this work to the
commercial interests of the nation, snd
am glad that the subject has been
brought to the attention of Congress. I
hope Congress will give it sufficient en-.
couraEsment to insure it's completion.
The enormous productions of the West.
ern aud Southern States interested in
this route demand an outlet to tide
water on the Atlantic coant. and these
Interests are so important that they must
ultimately compel the completion of this
work in come manner"
New ORLEANS, December 13.-Judge
Elmore, of the Eighth District Court,
has ordered Pinchbeok to be imprisoned
ten days and fined $50, for contempt.
WAsHNaToN, December 19-Evening.
The Judiciary Committee will report "a
vorably On . bill making the Presidents.
salary $50, 900. ]. ..l.
The. Attorney General has sent the
following: 80
Hon. JonN. .MoESEnY. LOUISIANA.
uicYt ruit \, hyr o.A
be unavailing, SO for as the President ie
concerned. His decision is made. and
will not be changed; and the sooner it is
acquiesced in, the sooner good order and
peace will be restored
(Signed,) GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
Probabilities-In the North west, and
thence over the upper lakes and South
ward over Missouri, Illinois and Indiana,
South-westerly to North westerly winds,
increasing pressures, colder and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional lipht-
snow. From the Ohio River to the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, Sonth-
westerly and South-easterly winds, partly
cloudy and warmer weather, and high
but decreasing pressures. On the lower
lakes and in Canada, Southerly and
South-westerly winds, threatening wea-
ther, increased temperatures and low
barometers. In the Middle and Eastern
States, low barometors, South westerly
winds, increasing temperatures and
cloudy weather, followed by occasional
snow. After the 18th instant, the dis.
play OF warning signals at the lake ports
will be suspended for the winter. Warn
ing signals will continue at Duluth, Mil
waukee, Chicago, Rochester and Osweeo.
1t is understood that the proposition
from the Tribune stockholders to Colfax
is SIS, 600 bonus and $15, 900 per year.
In the Senate, the Naval Committee
reported the House war sloop bill amend
ed 80 as to provide for ten A bill np.
propriating $500,O0O for the site of a
post office at Chicago passed. The GRE.
dentials OF Spencer, of Alabama, signed
by Gov. LOWS, were presented, read and
filed. The relief of Boston was oonsi-
dered to adjournment.
In the House, an appropriation OF
$4,000 for William and Mary College
was considered. An amendment was
offered that no part of the appropriation
be paid until the tockholders adopted a
resolution opening the college to all
Glasses and colors; adopted nv veoa 70