The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-26
Tole9raphic-Foreien Anair..

COMPLAINED OF-REPORTED SPANISH
CABINET CHANGES, &C., &C.
LONDON, November "a The Spanish
press complain that enemies Of Spain
telegraph false news to the United
States.
The agent of the Associated Press
here is authorized by Minister Sickles,
to-day, to say, that there is no founda.
ton for the report published in New
York, on the 2lst, to the effect that he
(Sickles) had broken of his social rela-
tions with the Foreign Minister, and
that he expressed the opinion that war
is inevitable. The agent is authorized
to state. that there is no foundation
whatever for the despatch; that the oil.
cial and personal relations between Mi
mister Sickles aud the Spanish officials
are unchanged, aud that Sickles has not
expressed any opinion IA to the result Of
the pending question.
HAVANA, November 24 1.-The British
gun.boat Woodlark arrived ut Santiago
de Cuba on the 18th, and on the follow
ing day the ship.of-wnr Danae, with
Commodore DeHorsey, senior officer at
Jamaica. on board, arrived from Port
Royal. General Burriel embarked on
the steamer Trinidad for Huvana before
Commodore DeHorsey came ashore.
VERSAILLES, November 24-The AS.
sembly. this afternoon, rejected Leou
Sayes' Interpolation, in regard to illegal
delay OF the elections, by vote OF 364
to 314
ANTWERP, November. 24.-The ship
Westmoreland, Captain Heron. which
arrived here October 20. from philad.l-
phia, was destroyed by fire to-day.
III AnRTD Nnvarl,or o. 1Nhor, xr,..
Cabinet Council, yesterday, whereat a
note to he sent to the Government OF
the United States was under cousidera-
tion. 1t is denied that the Spanish Cio.
vernment is disposed to submit the Nir-
ginius question to the Emperor OF Ger
many for arbitration.
VERSAILLES, November ] The
members of the Cabinet renewed their
resignntions, which have been accepted.
TeleRraphic-Am-rica Matters.
THE PRESSURE AT THE NoRrH-AnREsr
OF PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS SUICIDE
FORGED BoSDs-EMIGRATING FRENCH.
MEN-SPANISH MILITARY ACTIVITY
SNOW sToRM-THE WAR FEVER COOLING
&C., &C.
CHARLESTON, November 25.-Arrivsd
Steamship Sea Gull, Baltimore;
schooner j. II. Stickney, B.ltimore;
and several ballnsted vessels from Hu-
vnna.
New YORK, November 24.-A full
jury was drawn in the Iugelsoll case to-.
day. and the trial will proceed. 1t is
expected to be short, as the proof of his
forgeliee, it is said, will be quite plain.
The Charity Commissioners of Brook.
lyn state that they cannot meet quar-.
ter of the demands for assistance nude
on them by the poor of that city.
A. l.. Roberts aud Valentine Green
were to-day arraigned at the Oyer aud
"ermin er on forty nine indictments for
bond forgeries. There are sxty.eight
indictments against them, also, at the
Court of General Sessions.
The meeting of the Union Trust Com
pany to day reached no final decision
on the resumption of business, but &
director states the company expects to
resume Monday next.
Several hundred men we're ut the navy
yard to-day. who were promised by
politicians that they would be put to
work, but they were all disappointed,
as no men were taken on to-day.
Harry Jenet, the Assemblyman elect
from the Twenty frst District, was ar.
rested this afternoon, on two separete
charges OF grand larceny in connection
with the Harlem Court House frauds.
Late this afternoon. Tweed was re.
moved to the parlor in the Tombs re-.
Gently occupied by Stokes as sitting
room.
Herald special, dated Mexico, 2lst,
says the President has presented to
Congress n contract with the Mexican
company for an inter-oceanic railrond
BAINDRIDGE, November % 2-There
have been six deaths from yellow fever
since Sunday night last, and several
new cases have occurred within the past
twenty-four hours.
NEwDURGH, N. Y, November 2I.-
Work was partially resumed this morn
ing, after suspension of several weeks,
IN the Newburgh steam mills, in this
city, employing 400 hands.
Troy, N. u, November o4.-The
Harmony Mills, at Cohoes, employing
nearly 5000 persons, resumed work on
full time to-day. Gilbert Bush & Co.,
car manufacturers, on Green Island,
employing 800 men, also resumed work
on three.qnarters time.