The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-11


sale in this city.
GENEVA, October 10 Count de
Chambord has taken up his residence in
Laoconex. two miles from this city.
MADRID. October 1O.-The Govern
ment has issued an order imposing q
duty OF five per cent. upon all wines
exported after this month.
PAR1s.' O6tober 10.-Four members OF
the Directing Commit of the party Of
the Right in the Assembly have left
here for Brussels, to meet Count de
Cham6ord, who will arrive in that place
atthe same time they do.
TeicKraphic-Americ. Matters.
NURSES AND MONEY NEEDED. IN MEMpH1s-
DEAD UNBURIEDAYELhow FRYER IN
SHREVEPORT AND v1o1N1rY.-NURsrs
ROBBING TEE DEAD-FIRE IN BOSTON
STRIKE IN, PHHADKLPHIA-MR. ARCH
AND THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROB.
BERY-HHIpwhRoKs AND LOSS OF LIFE.
&C., 40. 1
CHARniEssToN. October 1O.-Arrived-
Steamship fAlbemarle.s Boston; schoon.
eraApn SEsHlover, Boston; Old Chad,
NEW ORLEANS, October 9.-Of sixty.
three nurses and physicians sent by the
Howard Association to Shreveport, not
one has taken the fever. Fifty-six nurses
have beeueent by them to Memphis, and
to-daysa despatch was received by w.
s. Pike, President Howard Association.
from Memphis, asking for twenty ve
female nurses, in addition to those pre-
viously ordered.' The fever is incrsas.
ing. Several OF the first. citizens have
died. The nufaeal will be sent forward
ASapeoiala despatch from Shreveport
states thst' Dr4 Bruins says: the back. bone
OF tbeepidemio shas been broken, but
only ice. will destroy the poison. The
fever observation-disclosures than any he
ever met e Very Reverend H. Sand, of
the Society Of Mary, and President of
st. Mary Jefferson College, in tho parish
OF st. james, died here yesterday, after
an illnessaf tHfgee days. He was one Of
the .most disting guisheds priests Of this
Atoh Diocese. and was in the prime of
lifei REV Father Levisant died of the
fever at Shreveport, this morning. He
was athea aSecretaryb & of q the Bishop OF
Natchttoehess ,and makes the third
priest or that Diocese who has been
stricken 10y: the s6ourge,i having left
NatohitocHes 3, few days ago to assist the
snfefefs at SbIeYeport.
SHREVEPORT, IL October 10.-Joiron,
Wiltz and Maple. nurses from New Or
leRnss are charged with robbing corpses
The ipsopfe are greatly enraged. The
chief victim Was Il dead priest, from
whom il is alleged they took clothing,
money, watch and crncitix. No i,n :.
provemept, although new cases : are
mostly among children. 400 onses are
under treatment. The fever is at Mans.
field, forty miles hence. Physicians adj
wise absente ss to remain away. '9tt
BOSTON, sOotpber. 10.5-Pags & Go. 3
box faotofy WIS buried to-day; loss
$6O.o00; 100 persons thrown out of en-
ploymept. t,,i3,.t5f,. "a, ,.,.s,
NEwYoRKs October 10. - Father Byrne
has been elected President of the Oatho.
lic Alliance Convention for the ensuing
year. GtDt5,sSs.d as6st.5 ~,
PHmADMtMA, October 1O.-6OO en-
ployees OF the Southwark Foundry
struck, to-day, In conaequence OF re-.
duotion. Of hours and wages. ,..,g.., ,..
NEW YORK, October 1O.-At meet.
ing of the Workingmen's Council, last
night, tho, secretary was Instructed to
oommupioate, With MI. Arch, now in
Canada, and ASCERTAIN whether he in
~ UV ouo Suoot IA lug upper
classes 2r Of the working people.
UT1t4 j October lO.-The State Tenn
perance Convention assembled to day;
only fifty delegates present. No nomi-
nations for State officers.
MEMpHrs. October 10.-Affairs are
deploTabis. People die faster than they
can be buried. Hundreds have died
unattended. The stencil from the ne.
elected bodies is intolsrable. 300 hnys
died. Some physicians have fed; the
majority remain on duty day and night.
Nurses and money are wanted. , :,
WASHINGTON. October 10.-In tho rs,
cent notice OF Alfred Saville, who died
on volunteer telegraphic dity at Shreve-
port. it was omitted that he wus seriously
wounded in line of battle.
BOSTON, October 10.-An unknown
British schooner was discovered bottom
up below here to-day. The body OF q
woman, somewhat mutilated about the
head, was found dashed to the wreck.
It is supposed all hands perished,