The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-24
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MADRID. September 22.-The entire
!3os6a i1 the harpor OF Alicante, which
city is threatened with bombardment
by the insurgent iron .clads. The Bri.
tish Admiral has demanded of the in
surgent commander the postponement
of hostilities for four days, and is sup
ported in his demand by the foreign
consuls.
BERLIN. September 23.-The wife TO
Prince Bismarck is dead.
MADRID. September 23.-The entire
British feet in Spanish waters has been
collected in the harbor of Alicante.
The British commander has requested
the commander OF insurgent iron.olads
to postpone hostilities four days. The
request was supported by the foreign
Oonsuls. Garibaldi tenders his sword
to CASTELAR,. in the service OF the repub-
lie. CASTELAR, replies: Spain needs no
assistance. Civilians are forbidden to
bear arms.
President CASTELAR, has had an impor-
tant conference with Marshal Serano
and Admiral Topete, the result Of which
is represented to be most favorable to
the country. The Bank Of France has
agreed to advance 100, coo, ,O0Of. to the
Spanish Government. Admiral Yelver-
ton is in command of the British fleet
at Alicante.
LONDON, September 23.-At the New
Market meeting, Day Dream won the
Great Eastern handicap; Eltham's Sis
ter seoond; Delay third. Flageolette
won the Grand Duke Michael stake;
Andred second; Oobham third.
PARIS, September 23-Jean jacques
Coste. the French naturalist, is dead.
GIBRALTAR, September 23.--The
steamer Broomhaugh exploded to-day;
four killed and many scalded.
TeleKrnphic-Amcricn Matters.
CONTINUATION OF THE FINANCIAL PANIC
INDIAN oAAP CAPTURED-DLooDY REM
CoNTRE-INOREAsE OF THE FEVER IN
sHREvEPoRT-ALLEN WINS THE PRIZE
FIaHT-sUspENsIoN OF HENRY CLEws-
MACHNIsTs DIsCHARGED-BANK SUs.
PENSIONS IN PETERsDURa-D1soRIaI
TIoN AGAINST FRENCH BOTTOMS ADO.
LIsHED, 10.
CHARLESTON, September %. Arrived.
Steamship South Carolina, New York.
New YoRK, September 22.-The Ec.
press says: "After all, but one bank has
suspended and two trnst Offices. The
savings banks, both here and In Wash
lngton, as it turns out, were much more
scared than hurt, and indeed, half the
panic has been scare. It is under
stood that the loan committee of the
Clearing House have issned $500. 900 of
loan certificates, and the banks only re-
quired half that amount in to.day's
business. The talk on the street to-day
is decidedly more cheerful. Every one
seems to sustain the action of the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of the Treasury
yesterday. It is generally believed that
had the President yielded to the clamor
that beset him. yesterday, he would
have made grave mistake, and the
panic would have been nationalized in
stead of being concentrated within nar-
row limits"
The total amount of bonds bought is
So. $685. 900.
PHmADE1PHIA. September 22-The
normal condition OF finances is rapidly
returning in this city. Concerning seve-
raj State banks that have suspended, it
is said that all are thoroughly solvent,
but experience some annoyance from
the scarcity of currency. They attri-
butte their trouble to tho refusal of the
national banks to accept their checks,
thus throwing them upon their own re-
sources. Several expected to resume
tomorrow.
PITTsBURa, September 22.-James T.
Brady & Co.,, brokers, and the Security
Trust Company, of this city. suspended
to-day.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Quite n
foil meeting of the presidents of the
savings institutions, when it was re-
soleed to enforce the legal notice before
paying deposits.
A general strike OF the shoe. makers is
imminent.
FoRT LARAMIE. September 22-Capt.
Egas, of the I'd Cavalry, captured an
Indian camp North of Laramie, on
Saturday, with cattle, guns and ammu.
milton. The Indians fed. 1t is believed
they cut the telegraph between here and
Fort Fitterman.
CINCINNATI, September 23..-The
financial situation last evening was q ute
encouraging.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-. September 23. -
Yesterday Jos. J. Chiles met Deputy
Marshal Jas. Peacock on the street and
slapped him in the face. A fight en-
sued, during which pistol fell from
Chiles' pocket, which was picked up by
his SOD. fourteen years of age. who shot
Paooook in sfha hoclr 5nA;ol;o,. - H.