The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-17

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dent occurred this morning. on the Cslao.
dinian Railway line, in which two per.
sons were killed outright and thirty
injured, some fatally.
kilograms from various points on the
continent. whore cholera has been preya.
lent, represent the disease as-everywhe
abating. Dantzio Bre,law is said to bs
entirely free from It..
1t is stated that Parliament will BIZ
prorogued on the 9th Instant. The
lndlcature bill, aboiishing the powers of
the House OF Lords as q court of last
appeal IN certain cases. has passed. in the
committee.
BAYoNNE, July 16.-Ths Carlists claim
they havS now 10, 600 men under arms.
The Spanish Government has ordered
war vessels to cruise along the coast of
Bisca9kto prevent the landing of cargoes
OF arrdKand military stores for the Car.
lists.
MADRID. July 16.-D,spatches from
Barcelons announce that yesterday all
workmeu il cotton aud WOODEN fuctories
struck, and tue shops were closed In
the evening. the employees of both sexes
assembled on the plaza, aud were hs-
rangned by several speakers, who urged
them TO emulate the course of the men
OF Alooy, overthrow the municipal 10
vernment, and burn the churches and
public buildings. These sentiments were
not received with favor, and the speakers
were Kissed by their hearers. Before any
serious disturbance had taken place, tbs
troops arrived in the plaza, aud the as.
sembly dispersed. Further manifesto.
tions by the most violent among the
workmen are apprehended Precautions
have been taken to deal with them
promptly.
MADRID. July 16.- Senor Aurich, Mi
mister OF Marine. has returned from Car
tagehia. While there he was fred ut by
insurgent troops. A portion OF the gar
sIson OF Cartagenia, which refused to
join the revolt. will reach here to day.
kilograms from Valencia state that due
precautions have been taken to prevent
any outbreak in that city. The Go.
vernon reports that the volunteers may
be relied on to support the authorities.
BAYoNNE, July 16.-2,000 Carlists,
under Hero, have entered the province
of Valencia. President Pi Margall has
refused to negotiate with the Carlists for
an exchange OF prisoners, but has autho-
rlzed the Republican commanders to
come to an understanding unoffioiuliy
with the Oarlist chiefs, to secure the pro-
per treatment of Spanish troops falling
into the hands Of the Insurgents.
Amoriean Matters.
SELMA, July 15.-The caterpillar is ap-
pearing generally in the prairie lunds
West Of Selma. The third crop of
worms will appear during the first week
IN August, and may strip the plant of
leaves.
LOUISVILLE. July l6-Four fires in
this city last night within the space of
two and half hours. The losses amount
to about $50, ,O00-partly insured.
HALIFAX. July l6.-fhe schooner
Ocean Belle, engaged in saving the
cargo OF the wrecked ship Merya, at St.
Paui's. was herself totally wrecked The
Jnventa has arrived from the West In.
diee, with yellow fever. Six deaths dur
ing the passage.
COLUMBUS. Ono, July 1e No new
cases yesterday, either here or in Padu-
cah.
CNo1NsATl, July 16.-Storms have
prevailed again throughout Ohio, da-
maglng crops and fruits. The spire of
the German Reformed Church in Fort
Wayne was demolished by lightning.
trains have been stopped on several
roads. The washes are quite serious.
NEW YORK, Jnly 16.-Byron A. Stief,
pAeH Ot OnarIotte Wlllett, WhO5e half
eaten body, found in house on Eighty
seventh street. on Sunday night, was the
subject OF days mystery, made appli-
cation. yesterday, in the Surrosate's
Court for letters OF administration upon
her personal estate. He alleges that tho
deceased left no will. and the person Il
estate does not exceed 5000; that she was
never married, and her sole surviving
heirs are Eliza Hay wardt, OF Savannah,
Ga, and himself.
a despatch from Wflkesbarre, Penn.
reports the apprehension of q general
movement among the minors for wages.
which led to the long strike, two yenrs
ago.
The trustees OF the Peabody educa.
tlonal fund meet to-day. The President,
with other trustees. are here, including
Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, and
DIR. Sears, of Virginia.
The first bale of cotton Of this years
crop was sold yesterday, at thirty six
cents per pound. Tho cotton was grown
in Cameron County, Texas.
Inc natives OF Alsace and Lorraine.
residents in this CITY and neighborhood,
celebrated yesterday-by grund festival