The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19
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RESTORATION OF, MONARCHY IN FRANCE
PRoBABLR--sHIPMENTso OF STERLING TO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AuAINSr kOYAufY IN
8FRANCB, &C., 30.
LONDON, October 1916 A. M.-The
Times Paris correspondent telegraphs
as follows: From exact information, it
appeara that the monarchioaI parties
have come to an absolute agreement.
Chambord has made concessions which
are satisfactory to the Liberal Monarch
ists. The following will be submitted
at the opening Of the Assembly: 'Pro-
clamation OF hereditary nonstitntional
monarchy-the King promising liberty
OF conscience and equality before the
law as the right OF ali,'' The Monarch.
lists are confident of "a majority in the
Assembly. II lie said that 418 deputies
are pledged to support the! restoration
of royalty.
sourHAMproN. October. 1885, 600
were shipped TO America to-day,
Inv1RPoo1. October 18.-e27, 900
We're shipped to America to-day.
PARIS. October 18.-The deputies i'll
the Assembly from the Department of
protesting against the attempted royal
energetioally resist ail such schemes.
LONDON, October 18-The steamer
Thuringia, from Southampton for New
York, took G6O.O0O Steamer Kion
Prinz Frederick Wilhelm, from South.
ampton.for New York, carried E68, ,OUO
in bullion. The Keonigi Wilhelm took
G69, 600 for Canada; mot for New York,
as before stated.
A special despatch to the Loudon
Times. reporting the agreement between
Count de Chambord and the monarchi-
cal parties in the Assembly, gives the
following additional. points of the pro-
gramme to bo proclaimed at the opening
OF the session: The eligibility of all per.
sons to civil employment, universal suf-
frage. q reasonable liberty to the press,
and the tri-color to be maintained as the
fag of France. This last point, how
ever, is open to mutual CONCESSIONS
The Times despatch also snys the AS
8smbly Is called to meet not later than
the 9th.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
DESPERATE EAFFRAY-ELEcTIoN RETURNS
DEMOCRATIC vICTORIEs-PRooERDI
OF THE IRISH CONVENTION N-YEL1ow
FEVER DEATHS TERRIBLE GALES
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT PRO-
oBEDINds OF MISSOURI PREsBYrERIAN
:, .sYNoDT-T7FATAn SHIP BURNINa-BANK
Z ~ ROBBERY OUTLOOK, So, 40.
Lou1svILhE, October 17.-Aithongh
there has been several cases OF yellow
fever in this city, every one has been
imported from Memphis. Thousands
of fugitiyes from. Memphis and .Shreye-
port have taken refuge in; Louisvi WILLIE,
and: naturally sonae have brought the
seeds OF the disease with them. Not a
single case indigenous to the city has
occurred, nor probably will There
have been several frosts. the cold wea.
ther ls almost upon us, aud immunity
OF this city from such diseases is pro-
: verbal. .
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Wo-
man's Congress was largely attended to-
day, males being admitted. Several
interesting papers were read. During
the discussion which followed, one of
thegpeakers quoted a sort of an apology
FOR infantioide, causing hot discussion,
during which. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
expressed the hope that the Congress
would not send forth anything that
could be distorted into an apology for
the awfol crime.
At,Jerome Park, PeriwiuckIe won the
1]s mile race-time 2 O31s. Maccuroon
Won the "a mile race-time l.l73l.
New ORLEANS. October III. G.
cloud, the oarsman, who started from
Philadelphia some three months since
to'row:to this city by canals and rivers,
died. Tuesday last. FIVE miles above
Plaquemine. Cloud was found in his
bout in An almost exhausted condition
on Monday, and died next day. His
diary shows he had been suffering with
what is termed "heavy shakes," for
some days before his death.
SAN FRANCISCO. October ia de-.
spatoh from Bakersfield, Kern County,
California, gives the particulars of
horrible affray near that place on cleo
ton day. Larry Watson asked Moses
Gilman who he had voted for, and upon
receiving reply. struck him on the
head with pistol, inflcting q wound
which resulted in the death Of Gilman
in few minutes. Robert Peppord ar i
others attempted to arrest Larry, whom
he drew knife and stabbed Peppord
twice, inficting mortal wounds. Pep
pord then got the knife away from Wat
son and stabbed him, when both fell