The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-02

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Ing of Conservatives to-day, lat which
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we're present. fesol olntions supporting ithe
Government and reiecting the alliance
with :Radicata were adopted. Minister
Maisonsve has setlrned TO Madrid. The
people came out to- meet him along the
route from Alicante, 3aad his, trip. was q
continuous ovation s; - -,
Ind saSai :SssS.ssiss Id Ass;;5sss..sz Z. -.sss 90
the bombardment were eleven killed and
thirty woundedl& Tie s army Of the
North has. been 5reinioIcea with go, 600
Don Uarloss sss King .ofs Spain. has
issued postage; stsspr sbearing his por-
AL.xAspasAs Esyss, s a ;sspte epber I SO. 5al % z
Sir Samuel: Baker and wife sailed to-dsy
for Englandsassss s., Y 1rjS..
PARIS. September 30.--Count de
Cnambotds in q letter tolhis supporters
in France, says his object is the union
OF parties in France and the restoration
other glory, greatness and prosperity.
He iIePudiates the intention Of introduc-
!ng re:actiye measures. or of attacking
Italy. s.s .e. - ,rt,, ], 9-t-
LosDos. October l.-sl4e, coo were
withdrawn from the Bank of England
on hs!scce to-day, to be shipped to Ca
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TelsRraphIc-America Matters.
MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE AL1IANCR-
YELLOW JACK AT SHREVEPORT, MEAr-
PH1s AND OTHER POINTS -TRRR1DLR MA.
R1NE DIsAsTER-BoMBARDM OF
oMoA, JAMA1oA-FNANGIAn DHFIoUn-
TIEs-MORR LOCOMOTIVES HANDS DIS.
OHARaRD-AwARDs OF BRITIsH AAIKRI.
OAN ooMMIssIoN-PANIO IN PERU
DEBT sTATEML yT-BIbLH REVISION
NEW YORK DEMoCRATIo CONVENTION,
&O., &c. --ytt 4e
BosToN. September 3O.-At the an
nual meeting of the Massao ohuse.ts TEN
perance Alliance, to-day. resolutions
were adopted, demanding a thorough
and impartial execution of the prohibi-
tory laws, and providing for the ap.
pointment Cf com mittee to INQUIRE
whether there is not legal remedy for
theIprsyention of neglect OF sworn duty
by, authorities Of the chief towns Of
Massachusetts, In evading the enforce
ment OF tho laws.
NEw YoRK; September 3O-Mid- night.
It is stated upon authority of Clearipg
House officials that legal tenders were
received from tho interior country to.
day. in considerable amounts.
MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA, October H.
The steamship Punjaub has arrived
from New Zealand, with fever on board {:
ewenty-eigh passengers had died.
= NEW YORK, October 1.-The Grant
Locomotive Works at Patterson dis.
charged {175s hands, and the Delaware
Tunnel discharged 400; cause. scarcity
OF currency. ~ 7..G
:NRW YeRK. October 1.-The Cum
mi9gs Car Company, OF Jersey City. has
suspend ed2 Af5he .tfoubIe is, that large
amounts due from railroad companies
cannot be tolleoted.
s.i iVAsH1NaToN, October 1.-The fnan.
ciad situation, closed, yesterday, without
any. new features. The liquidation OF
the Union National Bank of Chicago
a had ratbers q depressing effect, but
cansedsno excit temsnt fmGch anxiety ex.
iAtts taA ares 4 oDking TO New York for q
solution Of the difficulty. Grant has
gone to the fair.
The following awarda have been made
by the British American Commission !:
Grow &sWylie. Florida, $2l, 900; heirs
OF John Pnrvis. Mississippi, $4,000:
John B. Harris. Mississippi, Is, 600; ad :.
ministrators OF James Sine, Louisiana,
E116.000; w. B., Booth, Louisiana.
11.000; Benjamin Whitworth, Georgia.
$4,000; David Jacobs. South Carolina,
10000; -Bepjamin Thornton, Virginia,
$4,000; John Haskins, Louisiana, 103,-
GOO; Thomas Angel, Texas, II, 900; e.
McLeod. Virginia. 24.000; Jamee Gum
mings, Louisiana, 10, 900.
CHICAGO October 1.-Amy B. won
the three mile race--time $40, 2.37,
2.86I.f Badger Girl won the 2. 80 race
time 2.25N, 2.2616, 2261a.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-Matters are
proceeding quietly; nine jobbing orders;
bnt little, disposition to operate on the
,usual large ,scnie.
!. New ORLEANS, October 1.-There is
no Improvements as Shreveport. The
disease seems less virulent; some re.
Iapses reported.
MEaPH1s. October Fourteen vel.
low fever interments yesterday. Sister
Gabriel, Superior of the franciscan
Order, -is dead.
MARsHALL, TEXAS. October l.-Three