The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-20

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BANKER, 40 40.
MADRID, November 18.-Diario Espa
sso', or tho Afphunists, aud hostile to
the present Ministry, advises the Go.
vernment to send Sickies bis passports.
HAVANA, November 18.-The eteamer
Virginius arrived here this afternoon,
flying the Spanish colors at her mast,
The procession consisted OF Isabella,
La Oatolioa and another man Oliver 81
advance, the Virginins following, the
Tornado ia the rear. Stis'P NN y
LONDON, November 19.-The Daily
Ne,os hopes that England aud the y nited
States will act in concert in the Viz:
ginius outrage. ~
$500, 600 in gold was bought in open
market, to-day, for New York.
VERSAILLES. November 19.-Chapgar.
nier presented to the Assembly o mo-
tion, agreed upon by the Right, pro.
longing. MaoMahon's powers uncondi-
tionally. a strong debate followed.
Adjourned without decision.
KINGSTON, November 19.-The United
States steamer Ada, which it was feared
was lost, has arrived at Detroit.
HAVANA, November 18.-Owing to
the continuous cutting of telegraph
wires in the vicinity of Mapzanillo.
news from there to tho 14th instant has
just been received by steamer. and from
thence telegraphcd here. The people
were in fear Of another attack from the
Cuban forces, who still enoircle the
town, and have cut off all oommunica-
tions between the town and the interior.
Additional barricades have been con-
structed. and some streets leading to
the interior are completely obstruoted.
$, had 80
day, and the crews Of q few gun-poats
III the harbor came ashore at night to
do guard duty and assist in defending
the city in case of another attack. A
large number Of families have left the
city, while others, especially the women
and chIiGren, are aboard the gun-boats
and other vessels lying in the harbor.
LONDON, November 19.-It is report
cd on the Stock Exchange that Thomas
Barring, the founder OF the house Of
Barring Brothers, is dead.
HAVANA, November 19.-The Voz de
Cuba publishes q rumor that seventeen
prisoners have been shot at Holquin, on
account of the recently discovered oon-
spiracy to co operate with the Oubans
on the Virginius. There is no official
confirmation of the report. The same
paper says, editorially, that "the laws
ought TO- be enforced energetically
against oonspirators, without considera.
ton, either little or much, for, what
strangers may say or do. We are own
ers OF our homes, and are we'll able to
manage onr own affairs, and defend our
rights" |
TeieRraphIc-America Matters.
BURRIR1's ADDRRss-THE LAST HOURS OF
CAPT. .FRY-RKORUTT1Na FOB THE NAVY
ARMS FOR sPAIN-CoLD sNAP-sNALL-
.Pox .dAPREADNa-Loss OF A SHIP AND
GREW, &u., 4C. IL
OHARLEsroN, November 19.-Arrived
-.Steamships Charleston. New York;
Equator, Philadelphia.
WEST POINT, Ga, November IT,
Last night, about 10 o'clock, terrible
tornado visited our community, resnlt=
ing In the ecc.;1o destruction of our
beautiful female college. The house is
o total wreck. The accident occurred
while the school was not in session.
NORFOLK, Va, November ia ter
rific Northeast etorm has prevailed here
all the evening; the wind blowing forty
five miles an hour. The tide was very
high and many of our streets are food
ed.
The flag ship Worcester will not sail
before morning. None of the news
paper men have succeeded in getting
passage.
The clippor-ship Henrietta, of Charles
ton, bound to Philadelphia from Porto
Rico, with cargo of molasses md
coffee. consigned to the Franklin Sugar
House Company in Philadelphia. was
wrecked upon Frying Pan Shoals Oh
the 4th instant. The ship had crew
Of sixteen men. out of which number
only two were savcd-the Captain, Wm
Wyoming, and first mate, John Douglas
These two men were exposed five days
i'll their open boat without food or water,
and were finally picked up by Nor.
wegian bark. They were taken to Bos.
ton, from which place Douglas is max.
ing his way homeward to Newberne,
North Cnrolina.
WASHINGTON. November l7.-The ad-
dress of Gen. Burriel to the soldiers is
very bombastio. Describing the chuse
and capture Of the Virginius, he says
tho Tornado beiched forth flames in
stead of smoke; going with her fullest
speed. she finally came up with and
captured "the Virginius, which was
taken possession of with repeated cries
of Niva Espana from the Tornado's
valiant crew. Without the slightest re-