The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-22
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relafvasS Sw3tn.ssbes aiisl3 3(et: 8 Pubi{S
feelfhg rdns hfgha The SpahiardS blame
the United States for the Cuban insur-
reotion, and say they will welcome war.
Minister Siekles does not see how var
can be avoided, as Spain will conoede
nothing, and public opinion will prevent
President CASTELAR, from making any
concessions. There is no use in the
United States trihing any more on the
subject, Spanish stubbornn.ss making
concessions impossible. Extreme Re.
publicans favor the views of the United
States in tue affair.
AUGUSTA, November 21.-A. 81,
Stephens leaves for Washington to. nor
row. He says: II am for Cuba imme.
diately, if not sooner" He thinks If
the Government would take Cuba, it
would produce good feeling between the
| North and South.
New YORK, November 21.-There is
great activity at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Fifty additional hauds have been
employed.
It is rumored that the President of
ono of the leading railroads has failed
individually.
james II. Ingersoll. the ring chair
muker, has been committed iu default
of bail
$4,000 reward is offered for Sharkey.
the condemned murderer, who escuped
in female attire.
Customs to-day S25O,OOO.
No FOLK. VA, November 2l.-No
disasters have been reported as vet from
the gale on Monday hight. The story
OF the wreck of the Henrietta, on Fry-
lng-Pan Shoals. proved to be canard,
and tho perpetrator was nrrestel and
this morning sentenced to the chain
gang for six mouths on tho Charge Of
fraud and swindIing.
ST. LOUIS. November 2l.-Mrs. Anna
Maria CabeIl, daughter of Mrs. John J.
Crittenden, is dead.
PIrrsBURo. November 21.-The Typo
graphical Union resolved to strlk.
should any more Offices be taken out of
thar control. The Leader discharged
it's old hands; whereupon the compost
tors of the Dispatch. Commercial Ecen-
ing Telegraph aud Chronicle struck.
These Offices are now run by non Union
men; 40 that, at present, all newspaper
Offices in this city are independent of the
| Union.
| WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The city
is excited over the probabilities of a
war with Spain. Rumors of all kinds
are circulated, adding to the interest in
the situation. These, however, found
no official confirmation, beyond the
news telegraphed at noon. The State
Department. is Investigating the real
status OF the Virginius. In the Trcu-
sury Department, the navigation divi-
sion finds no reason to believe that any
irregularity exists in the Virginius
registry papers. This fact was commu-
nicated to the Secretary of State by the
Secretary of the Treasury, and received
attention at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
Copies OF all the papers submitted at
the session of the Cabinet were opened
earlier than usual, and continued until
o'clock. All the Secretaries were pre-.
sent. It was the longest session during
Grants administration. Subseque 1t1y,
Fish and Robson had conference.
The whole time Of the session vas occn-
pied with the Virglnius matter and it's
attending complications. The memEe IS
are dumb regarding the details OF the
proposed action. The feeling which
urged the attack upon the American
legation was characterized as brutal aud
unreasonable. Il really seemed that no
reasonable ministry could stand at Ma
drid There is increased naval activity.
Probabilities-For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, Souther!y winds, in
creusiug cloudiness, and ruin in the for
mer.
observation-disclosures Reports.
COLUMBIA, November 22-Sales Of
cotton yesterday 100 balss-mitldliug
l34@l32Sc.
PARIS, November q. -Rentes 5Sf.
zoo.
LIVERPOOL. November s1-Noon. =
Cotton steady-uplands 84@8M; Or
leans 875; sales today II 900 bules;
speculation and export 1900; for th..
week II. 900; export 5000; speculation
1000; stock 497, 900. whereof AmerIcan
ia ~. coo; receipts 63. 900. whereof Amr-
rican is $4,000; actual export 6.UOJ.
Cotton to arrive dearer-uplands, no,
below good ordinary, shipped in Move III
Der or December, all; ditto, not below
low middIing, shipped in October or
November, 8 l6; ditto, ce!lveruble in
November, Sas; ditto. not below good
ordinary, shipped in October or Novem
Der, 81; ditto, shipped III December or
January, 81; ahoat 295. 900, where o,
American IL 153. 900; sales include 6, 100
: bales of American; Orleans, not below
good ordinary. shipped in December or
January. Sla.
LIVERPOOL, November 2l-Evening.