The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-26
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Will not De a&kIeSslyessss be Will not at
tempt the feStbfhti1ns0ft the Fops's tenn.
poral power. Bishop Dhponloup di-
roots the cures to pray for restoration
OF the monarchy.
iBAsaine's. trial is postponed, ou ao.
count'of the Msrshal's sicxness.i
LONDON, October 25.--Sir Samuel
Baker, recently from Africa, is seriously
i'll OF infammation Of tho lupgsss s,
The bark iBsistois anas was sunk by
q collisions and eight livssIose.o 40
N6s 900 il specie were fhipped for
a Bano1s: als'V;ss oosdisrs separations ss
are being made for colossal demonstra.
tion in this city on the Esd Of next
mouth, in favor OF amnesty for Fenian
prisoners. Immense exoursions OF par
ties from various sections OF Ireland,
and even from the United States are ex.
peoted. It is believed there will be
fully 1000. 900 people in the city.
Music will be furnished by 500 bands.
nian insurgents have resolved to arm
the merchant vessels they captured.
ToleGraphic--Amsrioa NiAtters.
CHARLESTON, October r2b.-Arrived-
Steamships Georgia. New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore. 1879,
NEW YoRK, October 25.-Rev. John
r. Spaulding. now Rector OF Erie, Pa,
has been elected Bishoplof Colorado and
Wyoming. 4.al
SAN FRANo1sco, October 25.-The
ship Three Brothers takes 4, 800 tons of
wheat. aIt is reported, in view OF the
fact that British line of steamers will
commence to run between Australia,
Honolulu and this port, in a few weeks,
that the American limo over the same
route will not be re.opened.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-The cot.
ton factors, after November 10, will sell
only for currency. They now sell for
certified checks.
SHREVEPORT. October 25.-Three yel.
low fever deaths yesterdsy.,a
OMAHA. October as. 5.-Four inches OF
snow fell to-day. No detention of
trains. si.s2 gs,r
P1rrsBuRa, October 25.-,Ex-Posss.
master Stewart has been indicted for
perjury and forgery. =,
CHICAGO. October 25.-Oaptain O. W.
Ford connected with the United Ex-
press Company at St. Louis, died of
bilious. pneumonia to-day.
GThe National Banks are paying silver
at par. 4. III,
UNToNvInnE, OoNN., October 25.-De-
lsnsyE E&lMdnpa paper min was burned
lAsthig6t9 t9loas$7e.O00. i:
81. LoU1s, O6tober 25. The citizens
OF Memphis refugeeipg here held q
meeting last night. Fourteen commit.
tees were appointed, to solicit aid. The
appeal fof aid says:. ssNiemphisis ia almost
depopulased: Out ..6f 65, 600 inhsbit-
ants, only about 10000 remain. or
these, more than 1000 are now siok.
1900 newly made widows and orphans
though tue 2Sco1rge ' We're t. cease at
Rs sGSRR i9Rs ass. nsss Ds Tas
anaH Haaisss sabatsntisI sid sh, Is iStnisSsd' ss'
the poor and sick. must die Of neglect,
or sdccnmbsto hunger and want. Not
only money; bnt clothing, blankets,
fbNdsAR6 fuel are aske,l for, that the
huhdreds Of plague-strioken and desti-
tute families may be nouriahed and'kept
from starvation" ~ as5t1:a:
WAsH1NdToNr October 25.-Appoint-
meptsTDr. N. F.. ,Banzaho, Surveyor
General OF Lonisiana, pice Foster. John
Cockrum, Receiver of New Orleans Ma
tional Banking Association. This Ma
tional Bank desired to wind up its own
affairs. but some legal technicalities
made Federal interference permissible.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States. Easterly winds, with cloudy and
threatening weather.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Suits have
been; begun against the New Jersey
Southern Railroad. They owe Prosper
P. Shaw $50. 1000 and Jay Gould $780,
600. Jay Gould claims to own majo-
rity OF the stock and bonds OF the road.
$3.50, 900 in uilver bars go to Europe
to-day.
CoHoEs; N. Y. October 25.-The
Harmony Cotton Mills, the largest of
the kind in the world, HilI close to.
night indefinitely. It is probable that
the woolen manufacturers will soon fol.
log this example.
NEW YoRK, October 25.-A Washing
tor, special says Attorney. General Will
liams received to-day a letter from
Montgomery, Ala, saying that, in con-
sequence OF heavy rains and the destruc-
tion OF the cotton crops by the army
worm, great destitution exists in several
Counties; especially in Sumter and Ma
rengo. In some places, there is actual
starvation, and unless help is rendered.
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