The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-27
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wAR-sufCrDE OF A MURDERER, &C., &c.
PARIS, November 25.-Tbe Cabinet,
as reconstructed, is composed as follows:
Minister OF the Interior, Duke de- Bro
glie; Foreign Affairs, Duko dc Cazss;
Finance, Pierre Magne; Justice, Ernoul;
War. Gen. Du Barail: Marine, Admiral
d'Hornoy; Instructions and Worship,
Batbie; Works, Deseilligny; Agricul-
ture and Commerce, Bouilleria. DIXIE
de Cazes ie the new member. Benli.
who was Minister of the Interior, has
retired, and Duke de Broglie takes his
place, reiinquishing the Foreign Minis
try to Duke de Cazes. These are the
only changes made in the Cabinet.
HAVANA, November 25 The Diorio
de la Marina has an editorial, to.duy, of
which the following is an extract: "rhc
Washington Government knows to-day.
and the United States Congress will
know tomorrow, the justice with which
the Spanish authorities have acted.
They will take oare of the national
honor. without suffering themselves to
be influenced by the cries of the mas. e.,
who know not what these Cuban TN.
triots are. Far from our minds be u
feeling of arrogance; further still ieel.
ing of debility. From our heurts, we
neither seek nor shun peril. II the
Americans oblige us to fight, We will Ii
the mother country Gun uid us, we will
thank her; but if we must contest alone,
there are enough Spaniards in Cuba to
keep our banner safe. We will sell very
dearly that viii I'll was once the most
brilliant flower Of the crown of Castillo. !"
The funeral of the late Count San
Fernando took place to day Tue at
tendance was large, aud the ceremonies
imposing. The murderer committed
suicide in prison, last night, by taking
poison.
HAVANA, November ga grand re-
ception and serenade was given to Senor
Soler. Colonial Minister, at the Casino
Espanol.
LONDON, November &C. General Wo-
lesty complains that his Ashantee auxi-
liaries are utterly worthless and unable
to follow up advantages, on account Of
their tardiness and cowardice.
The Times is hopeful of a pacific 81.
luton Of the Virginius question. The
Daily News says the rumored ultimatum
OF tue United States is equivalent to a
declaration of war.
LONDON, November 26.-The Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of Common
DGGTAQG.
becomes Baron Coleridge.
len OF the crew of the ship Clyde,
wrecked off Valentin, Ireland, were
drowned.
MADRID, November 26.-The L1ualdod
newspaper justifies the execution of the
Virginius captives. and cites as prece-
dent for the action of the Spanish nu i.
:horisies circular issued by the United
SStltap f4OUnrn onf .-.I
war, declaring Confederate privateers
pirates.
Telegraphic-An.erics Matters.
CURRENCY MOVEMENTS INCREASED Ma
VAL ACTIvITY--EARI.Y CLOSING OF
RVERs-1MPoRTANTA ACTION OF GEORGIA
FARMRRs-FATAL ACCIDENTS s-LoUIsI-
ANA AAFFAIRs-CARTRIDaEs by THE MIL.
LIoN-coRN AND COTTON CROPS OF 1873
THE POINTS OF THE DEMAND UPON
SPAIN, &C., &C.
ATLANTA. November 25 "A mass
meeting of the farmers and Patrons of
Hnsbandry, to-day, was largely attend.
ed. The session was harm onious and
enthusiastic. The meeting resolved to
plant only one third of their crop next
year in cotton, and favor cash payments,
and declare their right to control tho
price OF cotton.
New York. November 25. At meet
ing OF the Clearing House, to day, the
report OF the committee of nine, recon-
mendlng certain articles Of association
and rules governing deposits. was laid
on the table. The committee was dis.
charged, and new committee, holding
different views. was appointed, who are
to report in sixty days.
Two priests, claiming to be American
citizens, who were expelled from Mexico,
have engaged New York lawyers to de.
mand reparation from Secretary Fish.
In the Ingersoll and harrington case,
yesterday. evidence was given that large
sums OF money were obtained for arti-
cles which never were furnished for the
court House, on warrants and bills with
forged names, the handwriting of the
iiorgerles being identified rs that of
ooth harrington and Ingersoll.
Z.5oO men were paid at the navy yard
to-day, most of whom have been en-
ployed since tho Virginius outrage.
The Spanish iron-clad Arapiles has not
lett the yard yet, but was painted to-