The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-30

/ The Republican situation Id Spain
SCENE :to5be frightening q iittle.- Tho
leaders 6appenr to5s have TealiSed that
while q free government 10 besE in the
aSssass soaait;o.ssof .fEAire. 4he rs
vslences of war and general disorder
may require the; temporary imposition
Of stfictS military discipline. If they
are able to enforce their new restrio-
tions they may succeed in weathering
the storm. AT the same time, we have
reports that the Carlists are getting de-
moraiized. The uuiruthiu;asss, 0; waT
bulletins is proverbial, however, and
Spanish bulletins are the most uptrust.
worthy Of all.
There are said to be many destitute
Americans left over ut Viennn, the de-
bris. as it were, Of the multitude that
thronged the city. Some are stranded,
like Michael Angelo Titmarsh when in
pawn in Lille, with no soft.hearted
grandmother to send the five pound
note; some are newspaper correspond
ents wrecked in Bohemia; one is u grave
professor, with a natural history col.
lection for SALE" Commissioners of a
Western State.
Memphis papers affirm that Asiatic
cholera has, for several days. prevailed
at Osceola, Ark, small town on the
Mississippi River, forty miles above
Memphis. There we're some six or
seven deaths on the 10th. The negroes
are all leaving the town, aud the cotton
pickers in the vicinity are getting away
as fast as they can. This must seriously
Inconvenience the planters, and unless
the panic ceases soon there will be much
cotton lost.
Congressman Farnsworth don, get
on we'll with his bacl. pay He under.
took to distribute it among his con.
stisuents, and three Counties refused to
touch the piunder. They say if it is
his. he cngh. to keep it like man; if it
isn't his. he ought TO return it to the
Treasury, where it belongs. like a man,
an! not try to palm it OF on other peo.
pie. They don't propose to become
parties 70 a steal, those stupid Western
farmers.
y despatch from Teherau announces
the return OF the Shah OF Persia 10 his
capital. The whole population turned
out to escort him to the palace The
Shah, in u brief speech, stated that he
had visited the parliameuts and princi.
pal institutions of Earope, with the
special object OF Introducing what be
sa good in them into the ndministra.
ton Of his government.
An Iowa farmer, named Williams,
last week murdered two nei2hbors,
named keyton aud Englan, on Aeyton'a
farm. in Marion County, Iowa, because
he supposed they had spoken disre.
spectfuily OF his wife. keyton halfway
admitted the charge, anu Was shot irst,
and Englan next, although he from the
start denied the charge. Williams
afterwards made good his escape.
DEATH OF 4 CAIoLlSIAS IN TEXAS
Rev. Z. J. Malone. native and, anti
recently, resident of this State, died
on the 18th inst, at Austin, Texas. He
entered the Confederate army early in
the war, and was severely wounded at
the battle Of the Wilderness; from the
effects of which he suffered until his
death, ali efforts to extract the ball hav.
ing failed.
Door OF TIE MoDocs. Tho final
orders to carry out the sentence of the
Military Com mission in regard to Capt.
Juck and the other five AIo docs, were
received by Gen. Frank Wheaton, CON-
manding Fort klamath, on Saturday
afternoon. The orders OF the War De.
partment are to hang the prisoners be-.
tween the hours of 10 \. NJ. aud . P.
A., on Friday, October g.
IMPORTATION OF LADoE. THE pro.
prietors Of lumber mill situated on the
Peedee River, above Georgetown. S.
c.. have lately engaged about ten men
and two females. all Germans; the men
to work in the lumber mill and the
females for domestics. a German fe.
male and four children from Austria
are under an engagement to be employed
| by Il gentleman Of Newberry.
a HEAvT WIND A train o: cars left
standingl on the track at Port Royal,
were, during the gale of Friday night
week, driven by the wind 300 yards on
an up grade. y watchman reported 10
the agent that the train had started up
the road without M engine. The run
aways were stopped by the end car run
ming of the siding
The Montgomery Gala -4lreris4r, of
September 81. is authority for the state.
mcnt that yellow fever in its worst form
has broken out at the junction, near
Pollard, on the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad. More tlian half OF tie citi-