The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-28

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AnsAoR AND L6RHaNa aGMEEyiNa OF
PEACE ,sQQIFFx-FLEEg orr oAHrAGENA
- COUNT De CGEHscac GdAIN-So3.
Berry OF SPANISH MERCHANTMEN, SO.
LONDON, October 25.-It is said the
Government of Germany has sent two
cavalry officers to accompany the Carlist
headquarters in its movements in Spain.
ROME, October 25.-Notwithstanding
the statement in the sPariai Memorial
DiplonsMfQue that ihs@ Count ds Cham
bord has sent a note to foreign powers,
giving assurances that his policy will
not be eggressiyeT spds that yhe will not
resthstate the Pope IN his temporal pos.
sessions. no document of such charac-
ter has been received by the Govern
ment of Italy
PARIS, October 25.-The Prefect of
Lyons has Issued an order euspendipys
the Municipal Council of that city from
Office for two months, and appointing q
committee of forty citizens to admins
ter the duties OF the Council cd i,.tcrin4
MADRID, October 25.-The Govern
ment squadron was seen off the coast
not far from Cartegena, on Thursday
last. It ia reported shat the insurgent
frigate Teutan is in an unseaworthy
condition. The speedy dissolution Of
the insurgent Heet ,is expected.
MADRID, October; 28.-The Govern.
ment feet arrived of Cartageua on
Thursday last, and formed. lin. limo of
battle. The forts opened fire on it
without effect. The insurgent vessels
remained inside the harbor. An en-
gagemant WAS expected the following
day. The In,psrial says the insurgent
junta at Cartagena demand ransom Of
$40, 900 each for four meroha 1tme
captured by their feet. '-
LONDON, October er26.-Arrived- steam
ship Arragon.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 26.-A de-
spatch from Central Asia brings the in
telligence of frightful scenes in Khiva,
upon the evacuation Of the capital of
Khianate by the RusslAns; by the troops
under General Kaufman The You
medes revolted aud plnndered the town,
after which they destroyed it. In addi.
tion to these excesses. thei Usback
slaughtered S3ooaa c1 the Persians. who
were emancipated from slavery. Khina
sent to General Kaufman for assistance
to enable him to restore, order, bnt it is
not known what answer was made to the
application.
LoNDoN. October 27.-.Rev. DR..
Parker, delegate to the Evangelical
Alliance at New York. has returned
home. i He prsached at Exeter Hall,
lest ntghE sand spoke in the highest
terms of the institutions, resources and
the future of the United States.
5000 persons attended the meeting at
BlackheAth, in fayorof Fenian amnesty.
everything quiet. ~ ~
recently chosen by the Old Catholics OF
this city, were formally installed.
PARIS, October 27.-Thirty former
deputies OF sAlsaoe and Lorraine have
signed an! address to the Assembly, in
favor Of Q republic.
Minister iWAshhnrne, Consnl. General
Reade, D. D. Field. of New York,
Eredef4ok- :Rnssy. Secretary of the
Frenoh Pence Society, and others met
hers'' to-day and discussed the PROPOSE
tlons laid down at the judicial congress
otKAssnsssls.. he conference WAS fol
loved ny dinner, at which toast to
the friendship Iefi France and the United
States was enthusiastically received.
yessels obtained 0,000, 900 reals in spe-
ois ~ plundering the merohantmen off
@NSNDofss OOtOO0I At.-1 u0 DAuk8 on
the continent have raised the rate of dis
connt. "g
GLASGOW. October 27.-Nothing has
been heard from the steamship Ismalia,
nearly q month ont from New York.
Telcgraphic-America Matters.
RAVAdEs OF YELLOW JAOK-MEETINa MA
TIoNAI. BOARD OF TRADK-DEATH OF
JOHN 9. HEENAN-ANOTHER CABLE De-
TWEEN ENGLAND AND AAIERIoA-IABoR
ERs OUT OF INTERNAL
REVENUE DECREASING - AN EDITOR
KILLED-DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN-
UNLOCKED sILyER-A JUDGE FOUND
DEAD, 60, sc.
CHARLESTON, October 27. ARRIVED
Steamships Georgia and Manhattan,
New York; Sea Gull, Baltimore.
JACKSON: MISS, October 25.-The
House passed bill by nearly two-thirds
majority postponing the general elec-
ton till next year. The Senate is doubt
iul, and adjourned this morning until
tuesday. after o few minutes session.
1t is coDjeotured that Senators favorinQ
an election on the first Monday pro1imo
may not return until after that date, and
thus prevent quorum. The House
passed bills by unanimous vote proyid-
ing for Amendments to the Constitution.