The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-25
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AND UNCLE SAM-MONSTER MEETING IN
DUBLIN-DIsRAEL1 ON TIE STUMP, at.
LONDON, November pa serious
railroad accident occurred near Birming-
ham; many were injured.
BERLIN, November 24-Two addi-
tional German iron.claCs have departed
for Spanish waters.
of the Cabinet have withdrawn their
designations. rendered on Wednesday
night.
HALIFAX. November 23.-Her Ma
jesty's ship Syrns, which sailed hence
October 18, is unheared from, and it is
feared is lost.
LONDON, November "a The Times
says q demand for the surrender of the
Virginius could not with justice be
maintained; but there are other do.
mands made by the United States,
wherein England might join.
The plot for the surrender of Carta.
gena proved complete failure. Cont
was arrested by the intransigentes for
connivance.
DUBLIN, November 23.-There was
mass meeting here last night, at which
10000 persons were present. Speeches
were made in favor Of home rule.
RLoxDoN, November 23.-Disraeli
made political speech at Glasgow, last
evening. He severely criticised the Co.
vernment, and predicted great strug-
gle in Europe between the spiritual and
temporal powers. He feared the con-
fict might result in anarchy, and de-
cared that the partisans of home rule in
Ireland would unmask and show Gu -at
Britain their real designs.
MADRID, November 23.-The reports
that violence had been offered by the
Madrid populace to General Sickles, the
American Minister, are pronounced
false. President CASTELAR, had long
conference. to-day, with Layard, the
British Minister. and the result of the
Interview is favorable to a continuance
Of good relations. Tho idea of submit
ting the case of the Virginius to arbitra-
ton is much talked Of. and should that
course be agreed to, tho German Empe-
ror is indicated as the probable arbi-
traitor.
Telegraphic-America Matters.
MARINE DIsAsTERs-BRIDaE BURNING
YELLOW wFEvKR-EARTHQUAKEs KEs-sILyER
CHANGE RRENOY--CoMPTRoLLER ON
BANKING ACTIVITY ArNAyY
YARDS, 10.
MEMPHIS, November 24.-Twenty-
two deaths last week; three from yellow
fever.
The steamer Alaska, from Cincinnati
for New Orleans, with an assorted cargo,
and with large barge in tow, sunk two
miles below. No lives lost.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 24.-An
earthquake, which WAS quite severe,
passed throughout Oregon and was felt
here; no damage reported.
FORTRESS MONROE. November "a
The Ossippee, conveying the Mahopac
from Norfolk, anchored off the fort.
BOSTON, November 24.-2, 100 men
are employed in the Charlestown navy
yard. The Franklin will be ready in
two weeks.
MEMPHIS. November 23.-The DeSoto
Bank resumes tomorrow. It is thought
that the First National Bank will resume
in few days.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-Admiral
Polo has communicated the following
from his Government to the State De.
partment: "The Spanish Government
contradicts the report of any hostile
demonstration against the American
Minister. and says that Gen. Sickles is
treated with confederation and respect:
that some lntemperance Of language of
the monarohial press was promptly
silenced by the threat of immediate
punishment, and that the Minister OF
the Colonies reports from Havana that
the restoration of embargoed property
to American citizens is being diligently
proceeded with
The Vose de Cuba expresses sorrow
that all hostile enterprises against Spain
hnd iavor with the majority of the Ame.
rican press. When young Crittenden
was executed, the American papers took
the same course as now, md tried to
work upon the public passions and mer-
cenary motives. It has no fears of any
serious questions arising between the
two countries, there being no Just
grounds therefor. The fnct that the
American war vessels have been ordered
to Havana. implies nothing If, unfor-
tunately. the contrary should be the
case, and if it is isintimidated by superior
strength. in that case: above all others.
Spanish honor will command every So