The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-29

Thters. Frequent meetings of Repub-
Hoans have been held. The maohiua-
tions OF the royalists are causing great
agitation.
MADR1ps October 28,-It lis reported
that tho Cart. gena i6surgents fare de-.
morali2ed! The leaders disagree. The
crews ct the Tetuan and Mendez Nunez
mutinied, and several were killed before
subordinatione Was restored. The en-
gines of the vessels are in bad condition.
LONDON, October 28.-An accident on
the Metropolitan Underground Rail
road killed three.
Some mercantile failures are an
nounced.
Telcgraphic-America Matters.
BANKS RKSUM1NG G-GovEREMENT ePRoIE
PAYMENTS AND FRAUDULENT CLAIMS
FACTORIES CLosINa-MRxIoAN AFFAIRS
TROOPS FOR OUBA-MAR1NE DISASTER
-soENE m COURT, Ao., 30.
MATAMoRAs, October 27.-The forces
OF the State OF Coahuila have occupied
Saltillo since the defeat Of Gen. Lepeda.
The deposed Governor has gone to
Piedras Negras with about sixty follow
ers. Business in the State of Coahuila
is generally suspended, awaiting So
luton of the local difficulties.
NEW YORK. October 27.-William
6canlon. aged eighteen years, was
stabbed and killed by James McAIabon,
aged sixteen, this afternoon. Scanlon
owed McMahon Afty cents, which led to
quarrel, when Scanlon beat MoMahon
over the head. MoMahon went to a
neighboring grocery store, stole cheese
PM nd ok ~
shoulder.
OTTAWA, October 27.-The debate on
the address in reply to the Governor
Generals speech opened to-day in the
House Of Commons. Mr. Mackenzie
moved an amondment declaring the
conduct of the Miniatrytwith regard to
the Pacific Railway worthy of the se-
verest censure. Political circles are in
q state of feverish excitement; both
SIDES using the utmost e1ertions to
make the FIRST vote decisive.
II HAVANA, October. 27.-A telegram
from Spain announces that the Govern.
mont fs getting steam transportation
ready to carry 5000 or more troops to
Qn6a before, the 18th of November.
4 IaAA1As AsfDN October S.-Arrived-
SteamBhip AahlAnd, Philadelphia.
MEMPHIS. October 2S.-Eighteen
yellow fever deaths and six others. A
cold Northwest wind is blowing.
ST.. LOUIS, October 28.-Ali the banks
have resumed currency payments. No
unuRdal excitement. Deposits exceed
drafts.
Arrangements for a fight between
Tom Allen apd Ben. Hogan, for to. days
fight, are; cohplste. i7E.
SHREVEPORT, October 28.-Three yell
.EE ioE fever deaths s y e Sunday and Ave Mon
~ WAaH4NqFoN, October 28.-Secretary
hichardaon's order 10 Treasurer Spin
neE directing the payment of silver, ia
as followea You will please. on and after
tAe Isoeipt OF this letter. and until
Eekssstsiiiaassa assssed, psys the public ore
dttors, should they. desire it, on account
ct currency obligations, but not in e1-
H4ange Tor cntrency, o sum not to ex.
ceea i've dollars in any one payment in
silver coin.
- WARRINGTON. October 28.-The Se-
cond Auditors report says the Office is
on the qui Dire for fraudulent claims.
Ihe' Auditor has determined that prose.
ootion shall follow every detection, whe-
thor. BY forgery or Withholding mouey
by claim agents. $40 such cases were
disposed Of during the current year,
and S74. 900 recovered, whereof 81 900
were in cases of colored soldiers. Nam
ber Of accounts adjusted, 49, 900; am mount
involved, $49, 100000.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, October % The
bricklayers have been discharged, and
carpenter work is at O stand still; many
carpenters discharged. Some factories
are running three quarters time. 10000
hands employed ut the print works at
Wappinger's Falls, Little Falls, Cohoes,
Rochester, Pleasant Valley, Newburg
and Havrestraw, have been thrown out
by the closing Of these works by Gar
ner & 90.
NEW York. October 2S.-Bunkruptcy
proceedings have been instituted against
the Union Trust Company.
SAVANNAH, October 27.-There were
three new yellow fever cases at Balm
bridge to-day; all of them were negroes.
AUGUSTA, October 27.-A bale Of cot.
ton for the Memphis fund sold to-day
TOR $500. The police have subscribed
, &l12 for their brethren in Memphis.
"a MOBILE, October 27.-There have
been nineteen deaths from yellow fever
here since the disease first appeared.
No deaths have been reported during