The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-18
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Rlsted hhli'pass .s ' clock this morn. ,.,.
a petition ni,meronsly signed by
members Of Protestant churches in
france has been sent to the Protestant
Deputies in the Assembly, urging them
to use oil their influence and to throw
their votes against monarchy. ssg ~ 4
Lemoine has published another letter,
.1.sMsHss .MsHHss &c, gays he, Is I0.. quito salts
fed With tie. declaration OF Count de
ChSmbord Hhe sGountry has certain
rights and liberties which must be pre-
served. He hopes an explanation will
be made which will clean up oil obscu-
rifles and free the political situation
1eom ambiguity.eI% - at4
r. BAYoNNE, September 16. 6.-PamRhluna
authorities have levied tax on clergy
men and others suspected Of favoring
Carlistss No one ia permitted to leave
the town. Gan. Morionea, the new
Commanaer-in, Chief. has arrived at
VittoEia.
The mark Lane Express says the po-
tato disease is spreading rapidly. The
same paper estimates that England must
import 10, ,000,O0 quarters OF wheat
this, year.
" The Liberals Of Chester ask Mr.. Glad
stone to dissolve Parliament and appeal
to the country.
The British. press treat with uuspar-
Ing, ridioule the failure of the trans.
Atlantic balloon project.
a serious riot took place at Tralee to.
day. Several houses were gntted. The
police were Obliged to charge on the
mob with fixed bayonets before it could
be dispersed.
The reported offence for which the
Persian Grand Vizier was removed from
Office has some connection with the
Reuter- concession, which lie very unpo.
pular with Persian officials.
BERLIN, September 16-Addresses
signed by large numbers OF the Roman
Catholic clergy Of the United States
have been received by German priests,
approving Of their attitude in opposi-
ton to the Prussian Government.
ROME, September 16.-The King OF
Italy departed to-day for Vienna, to
visit the Emperor of Austria. An i'm.
menee assemblage occupied and sur
rounded the station and cheered as the
royal train passed out. 4
OoNsTANrNoP1E,. September 16.--
There was aviolent storm on the Black
Sea, last week, which proved very de-
structive to shipping. Seventy vessels
were wrecked near the mouth of the
Bosphorus. Nearly all on board pe-
rished. At one point on the coast, 265
oorpses have been washed ashore.
LONDON. September 16.-The steam
ship Great Eastern has arrived Mt Port
land. Her failure to repair the cable of
1860 ,depressea the stock, and it ia said
no further reduction is probable.
l00 tons OF American bar iron sold at
Liverpool,t yesterday, at ELL los, thus
undeEsellingthe English market.
LoHDoN, September ia special
from Madrid to the London Times says
the bombardment of Cartagena has re.
commenced The artillery, however, is
still .insnff1oient. The blockade of the
port Is impossible, without the assist
ance OF the. frigates Vittoria and AL
mama. ,t.,l,7Gb% fi@
PARIS, September 1.-THE official
mortnary report shows that there have
teen nineteen deaths by cholera in thie
city from the 9th to 14th instant.
FRANKFORT, September l7.-Carlist
bonds are quoted on the bourse here.
aADKlD. September 17.-Figueras is
here.
PARIS, September I'm. F. Darb.
LAY, known as Darblay the elder. is
dead;
- Teiegraphic-American Matters.
WAsHNaToN, September 16.-Ds-
spatohss nave been received from Rear
Admiral A. III. Pennock, com mmauding
North Pacific Station, dated August 81,
OF Port Townsend. The Saranac. his
flag ship, left Esgemault, July Is, and
arrived at Alaska. July so. Rear Ad-
miral Pennock reports the charts and
sailing direction of the island passage
defective, and its navigation intricate,
and says it should not be attempted
without an experienced pilot. He had
sevaral friendly talks with tho Alaska
Indians. Many of the chiefs had visited
the ship, and seem to be impressed with
the ihPortance'of being on good terms
with us. There were only o. few Ameri.
can traders located al headquarters or in
the vicinity, and there is no settlement
except Sitka. The Alaska visited Sitka,
where she remained for seventeen days,
during three-fourths of which there was
hard rain. The; population has much
decreased and there has been a great
falling of in trade. Exclusive of the
garrison, there are not more than 800
inhabitants, mostly Russians and half