The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-30
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abandoned.
BERLIN, August 29.-The Roman, ca
tholio Bishop Koltt has been sentenced
to pay fine of 400 thalers for infractiou
OF the ecclesiastical laws, in appointing
o!ergymen without obtaining the sane.
ton OF the State authorities.
a despatch from Leipsic says riots
have occurred there, in which number
OF persons were injured. The authori
ties were compelled to call out the troops,
who dispersed the rioters and restored
order. The city is now tranquil, but
the troops are postedSat various points,
80 as 70 be in readiness &c prevent anJ
repetition of the disturbances. It is not
stated what occasioned the riot.
LoSDoN,> August 29.--The Times, of
this morning, has Oil editorial on The
iron question, the burthea Of which is,
that one OF the finest markets England
ever possessed in the trade is being gra.
dually closed to her, and that disasters
IN this direction have not ended. The
United States is competing successfully
for the control of the iron traffic with
Canada, South. America and the West
Indies. They have contested under i'm
mense natural disadvantages, but have
beaten England, in spite of these. She
cannot afford to idle and sleep away her
time, and waste her money, while com
peting with thrifty, active and intelli-
gent nations. The Times thinks much
of the blame for the state of things it
describes should fall upou the strikers
and trades unions.
A telegram from Liverpool announces
the loss of the British ship r. E. Lee
mon. A portion Of tue crew was
drowned.
LONDON, August 29.-Later advices
from the Fiji Islands are to the etfec.
that rebellion has broken out, aud tue
<ebels murdered number Of white set
tiers.
MADRID, August 29-The Cartha-
genla insurgents have liberated nll the
Carlist prisoners in that city. The Car
lists in turn liberated nll the Communist
prisoners who happened to fall into their
hands. Many Communists who have
been implicated in the recent excesses
are fleeing to the Carlist lines and en-
listing. Genera! Campos has twenty
four Krupp guns in position before
Carthagenia. Admiral Lobes is at
Gibraltar with squad.
TcleHraphIc-America Matters
CHARhEsroS, August %. Arrived
Steamers Mercedita, Boston; James
Adger, New York; schooners Lilly aud
Mary s. Webb. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ga man
named Irving, in Jail here, confesses
oomplicity in the murder of Mr.. M.
than, in New York. He thinks the
name OF his confederate was McNslly.
The house-keeper's son got them to do
the murder. at the suggestion OF Wash
lngton Nathan. The basement door was
left open. Irving and his companion
remained in the dark some time, when q
man came down, who said, II have
finished the old man." They then wont
up stairs. Irving says he has in his
house in New York some stocks aud
memorandum book. partly written in
Hebrew, which he took from the old
man. eve only got between seven and
eight thousand dollars" Irving gives
graphic details. A committee of sur
geons could not determine his sanity.
He came here as sailor on British
ship.
TERRE HACTE, August Ga collision
occurred between the paymaster's and IL
gravel, train on the Vandala Road, to-
day. Six were badly injured.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 90
SHN6o @4AAoao uAChLpS Vi tuo 1eutu Cuui-
cisl Circuit Court, in Clarksville, Johl
son County, was mortally wounded
while going home to dinner, and died Mt
o'clock.
HALIFAX. August 29.-At Sidney.
Cape Breton, the Presbyterian Church
was lifted thirty feet The wharves
were damaged and six bridges swept
away. $4,000 damage to shipping.
Thirty vessels are ashore ut Point Gale
donia. 1t is feared that many lives nre
lost. The North shore OF Prince Ed.
wards Island is literally strewn with
wrecks. The losses by the Halifax
underwriters, as far ne known, arc
100000.
New ORLEANS, August 20.-Faiher
Richard Kane, editor-in-chief OF the
English part of P,'opeyetoy Cato'i1xe.
died this forenoon, aged forty-one years.
He was Professor OF Greek in St. Mary's
College, Maryland. at eighteen.
PoCGHKEEPsIE, August 20.-The Sc.
cond Atlantic express train ran into the
rear of the first, Q mile South OF Mont
: gomery. Several passengers were hurt.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Shownltcr,
who out his wife's throat fatally with u
razor, and then his own, fingers at the
hospital. He is very violent, aud had