The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-15
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.RAn1s. NovemEi ii. -saThiers, il 'his
speech, thanks HSd: for reparation and
the general prosperity 1t. the country,
heierYng to the success o{ The last loan,
be said the whole availabl Sapital Of the
commercial world was offerSd 10: France
Germany hasi been paid 800, 600, 600
francs OF the war indemnity aud she
will, receive. zoe, 900, 600 more In Decern.
Der. The budget shove deficiency Of
:, ,l32.0p0,Q00 francs. for the past fiscal
2 year, but the estimates show the equiii.
Drlnm OF expenditure and revenue will
be restored IN 1873, aud a surplus may
be looked for in, 1879: Alllsion ia made
20 the disasters. Of. the. late war aud the
orueia dismemberment! OF the country;
the ftightful burthen it had to bear and
ne ne sstsh.ht'iaii ~ en- Of the republic. All
these things suddenly bursting on sur
prised and :disheartened country, might
have resulted in irrepatable disaster, if
order had not been maintained. An ap.
peel is nsade to the Republicans not to
spare even excessive sacrifices for order
in their own interests. Events have
given them the republic. The republic
exists as the legal Government, and an
attempt at any different form of govern.
ment would lead to the most terrible re-.
volution. The President deprccates
formal proclamation OF the republic by
the Assembly. The better policy would
be to impress on the institutions of the
country the features of Conservative Re-
pnblicanism: The republic must be
Conservative, otherwise it cannot exist.
The absolute need Of Franoe lis, peace.
The mass might live through a. lew Gays
ofJagtasipa; !; after frightening others it
fears itself, and falls into the arms Of an
adventures, travelling the sad and humi.
!iat1ng journey from anarchy to despot.
ism and despPtism to anarchy. Slight
tRult is BhHcient to wreck the republic
OF Franoe. which, If orderly and strong.
1t inspires confidence in foreign powers,
who desire, above all things, a just equi-
ibrinm. France. if she. chooses not to
desolate herself, may become surrounded
byAtrnsting and useful friends. To the
Assembly is, left the instruction of con-
stftutional measures. The decisive mo.
ment has arrived for the work. The
President promises Difference, oo-opera.
tion, and devotion. The President con-
ciudes by invoking God to bless tho
work of the Assembly and render oom.
plete aud durable q contamination which
has not been. attained since the com.
men6ernent of the century. The mes.
sage was we'll received by the Left and
Kardrel. to whom it gives great satisfac.
ton. The Conservatives moved the an.
pointment OF committee to draw up a
reply. The motion was agreed to by
small majority. It is thought the Presi.
dents message will lead to an early dis
solution ofrthe Assembly.
LONDON, November 14.-The heavy
gales which prevailed on the British
coast yesterday we're very destructive to
life andsMpping. Reports of the wreck
Of many vessels, including the barks
George and Hiawatha, have already
been received. Fifty lives are known to
have been lost, and it is feared this num-
Der will be increased by reports of addi-
nonai disasters
LONDON, November 14.-At q meeting
yesterday in Boston, Lincolnshire, it
was resolved to aid the sufferers by the
great fire in its American namesnke, and
subscriptions for that object are now be-.
ing secured. Measures for the relief of
the sufferers are also being taken.
The gale of last night. was exceeding
" severe on the Prnssian coast. At
Steralsurd. its effects were most disas-
Irons. Twelve vessels were sunk in the
harbor, the town was inundated, and in
sne height or Inc Storm, f1re broke out
among the warehouses, which; spread
rapidly, aud is still burning. Several
lives are reported lost and many persons
injured.
BERLIN. November 14.-Prince Bis
marck is i'll. Physicians have gone to
Varzin to attend him.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, November 14.-Arriyed
Schooner A. F. Ames, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, November 14.-The three
brokers' firms that suspended on Mon
day have met their engagements and re-.
sumed. The Market Insurance Com.
pany, OF this city, pays full losses.
WASHINGTON, November 14.-It is
raining steadily. There is little i'm.
provement in the horse malady. 5000
horses are sick at Louisville; the disease
is spreading rapidly. Nearly every horse
in Milwaukee is affected. Wheeling and
the adjacent Counties are seriously af.
feoted.-
CINCINNATI, November 12.-The Clro.
,icle says the steamer st. Mary, which
left Memphis for Cincinnati last night.
with 236 bales of cotton and ten passen.
gers, struck stump near Morris land.
ing. at half-past 8 o'clock at night,
tearing hole between her wheel and
stern, causing her to sink in less than
tan rninypton o;r fo.L