The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-26
roroign Affairs.

at Satory, to-day. One OF the con-
demned, when brought to the place of
execution, shouted, "a 6as la Com
munei" The other two cried, "Viue la
C0mnaunei"
MADRID, July 25.-Amadeus was en-
Enthusiastically received at Santandu.
The town was gaily decorated. The
King visits other towns.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 25.-An official
decree has been published dismissing
Oatacazy from the Russian diplomatic
service. His pamphlet was published
without the knowledge or consent of the
Imperial Government.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Arrived-schr
J. H. Sticking, Baltimore.
New YoRk, July 25.-The shops OF the
Erie Road, in Jersey City, we're burned
last night; loss $500. 600; insurance
S400. 900. A fireman WAS killed by the
falling walls. sou persons are out of en-
ployment. The buildings covered an
entire aore. No suoh fire had ever be.
fore been witnessed in jersey CITY.
Besides engineer MCCARTHY, of the fire
department, who met horrid death from
the falling wells and fire. Charles Naole
Stoker, Of the same engine, was also
crushed, but escaped with broken leg.
One man, machinist, entered the build
lngs. near the commencement, for tools.
It is feared he persisted. The fire lasted
two hours. It is estimated it destroyed
property amounting to 81, 500, 900. All
the property, excepting the tools, we're
insured. A significant fact connected
with the fire is, that at the late strike, all
the jersey City men were notified that
they would not be again employed. This
threat was carried out. The employees
were from New York. The flames il.
1umined the shipping in the river at
Paterson. and extended to the New York
side for great distance. The scene
around the fire was one OF excitement
and bewilderment. The mechanics and
their wives were rushing to and fro, Civ
Ing expression to regrets at the loss of
their tools. and prospective idleness. The
entire premises covered five or six acres.
Upwards OF l,1O0 hands had been EN-.
ployed. There is no instance on record
OF destruction so sudden aud complete.
The machinery can only be sold for old
iron.
The Tribune publishes a notice that,
as the Times has reporter who conceals
his calling, in order to make notes of
private conversations with Mr.. Greeley's
Saturday visitors at Chappaqua, Mr..
Greeley will not entertain after this
week.
The French band will not return until
August 10.
Grant passed for Long Branch this
morning.
MArAMoRAs. uiy 25.-Two dispatches
from General Rooha report the death of
Juarez. from apoplexy. Leerdo De
Tijoda succeeds.
isDlANApon1s, July 25.-rhe Demo
Gratis nominated Cravens. OF Madison,
Liberal Republican, for Governor.
NEW YORK., July 25.-The Govern.
ment sold 81. 600, 900 in gold, at IA 43.
100 to Il 6O.1OO.
The loss by the burning of the Catho-
lic Female Protectory. at Westchester,
this morning, is abnut $15O6OO. 1t was
an educational home for vagrant and
criminal Catholic children, presided over
by the Sisters of Charity, and its de-
structlon leaves some 800 children home
less. All the children we're rescued
without accident.
The West Philadelphia took $S75. 900
in specie.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The French
O"nN "oo ACCCASc0 CO'uay ny CQ6 Gr6pCu
and several Irish societies.
Allison & Co.'s car works in West
philadelphia. we're partially burned to-
day; loss 5000, 900.
RooHEsTER. July 25.-Love 6 Crafts
planning mill, with several adjoining es-
Establishments, were burned to-day. The
firemen made desperate fight with the
fire in the lumber yards.
HAVANA, Jily 25.-Gen. Rienelure
telegraPhs report of an engagement of
the Government troops with the nine.
teen remaining members of the Fannie
expedition. Ten of the fillibusters were
killed and four captured, who were sub-
sequentIy executed. The Ave who es.
capped are likely to Gle OF hunger. Seye-
raj stands Of arms and flags we're can.
tnred.
Importations of Ohinamen continue
Two vessela arrived last week.
Captain Allan has captured Augustine
Aguero. the revolutionary Paymaster.
General.
Gov. Zabalgn returns to Spain on the
Both instant.
The Diario condemns the London
Times article, recommending the sale OF
Onha.