The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23
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eA1ss--sAnR OF RonHsFoRg's PROPER.
.TY-NAvAL OPERATIONS IN SPANISH
UNDERSTANDING OF MERCHANT SHIPS,
&C., &c.
LONDON. October FL The race for
the Cambridgeshire stakes at Newman.
ket, to-day, was won by Mortargis-
Walnut second. Sterling third. There
were thi9ty-sovc starters. The fnel
betting was so to / against ~Muntargis,
IL to 2 against Walnut, 2 to against
Sterling.
LONDON. October 22-Heavy gales on
the coast to-day.
VIENNA. October 22.-Prince Bis
marck had an audience with the Empe.
ror OF Austria to-day. He subsequently,
held conference with Count Andrissay
and the italian Minister. It is reported
that at these interviews, the Prince
pressed the subject OF national eoolesias.
tical Legislation. and urge.l identical
action ON the part of Austria and Ger.
many with reference to the papal cleo.
tion.
LONDON, October .22-The steamship
Ismalia, from New York for Glasgow, is
several days overdue. Great anxiety is
felt in regard to her.
The sale Of Henri Rochefort's pro-
perty, in Paris, lately. produced 8, $40
francs, which will be reduced to 2, 929
francs by the payment of some small
debts; and this constitutes the sole. for
tune Of his children, save the value of
an unpublished romance. The CON
siderable profits from tho Lsnterne Mar
seillaise and Mot d'Ordre have passed
away; no one knows where.
MADRID, October 22.-The insurgent
vessels have left Valencia. It is not
stated in what direction they proceeded.
Before leaving. they plundercd ten mer-
chant ships; four Of which were taken
along with them. They failed to cap.
ture the Goyernmentgun boat Lepanto.
Admiral Lobos acknowledges that he
disobeyed orders inileaving Cartasenu
for Gibraltar, with the national squad
ron. and has asked that his case be tried
by court martial. Zovilie has arrived
in this city.
Tciegrnphic-Americn hIntters.
IMMIdRATroN-YoUEa GIRL MURDERED BY
AN AGED SuITOR-MEETING NATIONAL,
BOARD OF TRADE-vOLCANIo ERUPTION
YELLOW FEVER DEATHs-sNow-
HEAVY RAINS-SEvERB GALEs-Posr
OFFICE R0BBERY-BOUTwRLL AND THE
FINANCES OF FoRGERs-AR
RIVAL OF sPEC1E-ARREsT OF MORE
ooUNTERFErTRRs- THE ooLoRED CA
DIETS AGAIN IN TRoUBLE-YRLLow .FE-
YER IN NEW YoRK-EDIToR FAILED, &C
MONTGOMERY. October 2l-rhree te-
YER deaths to-day. Pat. Ragland, Sccre-
tary of-State, died at his home, in Jack-
son County, of pneumonis. Il. Il.
Terry, Manager. OF the Southern and
Atlantic Telegraph Office, died, last
night, about thirty miles East of this
city.
MEMPHIS. October 81. 1t is requested
by the Board OF Health that absent citi-
Gems do not return until notified by
them. 1t is impossible to get anything
reliable about the disease. New cases
are occurring in isolated districts, and
the frosts seem to have little effect in
checking the disease. DR.. Freeman.
Secretary, OF the Board Of Health. ia re-
ported dying tonight, also Dir. Blouut.
ST. Louis, October 21.-The Commit
tee on Immigration, appointed by the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, held
meeting before leaving the city, and
agreed upon general plan Of opera.
tlons. Numerous subcommittee are 10
be appointed throughout the country.
The National Board will appoint IN
N6SA' oo 0uSA oSaHoIt ~ WHICH MI
grants arrive, who shull sec that ni their
wants are attended to. 1t is further
proposed to communicate with parish
priests in Ireland, informing them Of
the Object Of the society, aud arg.ng
them to infiu snee immigrants to place
themselves under she protection of tile
Union. The project for the establish.
msnt OF depot and Offices ut various
seaports will probably be Carried out.
The object is net to encourage mmigra-
ton, bukto assist ali those who are dis.
posed teScome of their own FREQ will.
CHICAGO, October 2l-Tbe sixth an
nual convention Of the National Board
OF Trade assembled in Music Hall, ut
noon, today. President Frailey, Of
Philadelphia, called the body to order.
A delegation Of the New York Produce
Exchange was admitted 20 seats with IL
welcome. Nearly every city 10 the
county is represented. b. +. Culver,
President of tho Chicago Board OF
Trade, delivered an address of welcome
on behalf of Chicago and her bns,ness
board. President Frailey responded.
The report of the action of the Execu-
tive Council for last year was read. The
report recommends the encouragement
Of American chip building by an allow
Rnce of bOunties for buildinO ,ybethnr