The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-18

SPANISH A1N1sEaRIAI. \ aAasts -sEAsAS
(, PARLIAMENT PHoUEIbIRa b0oSNH HfAI

PHRS ON TIE CUBAN MURDERS, 4C.s
4ApRmS November 16.AThere are
rumlxB Of . ministerial crisis impend.
ings lin 3consequeno OF the Vireiuius
affair, bHttheir truth is denied in official
orioles. A delegation from the Spanish
Colonial Club waited upon the Minister
OF War, to-day, and asked him TO keep
: Captain. General Jervellar at Hava~A j.
The Minister replied that he would be
unaole to decide until he vas more fully
informed OF recenl events in Cuba. The
Correspondence contradicts the current
report that Jervellar has resigned. 7
ROME, November 15.-,Yiotor Emma.
nuel, in opening the Italian Parliament,
said he hoped for q continuance of the
work of internal Organization, that thus
Italy might increase her prosperity amid
order and safety. the two indispensable
colditionslof industry and progress. It
had been shown that Rome might be.
come the capital without encroaching
upon the independence of the Pope or
the exercise Of the spiritual functions
and relations of the Catholic world. We
will respect his religious sentiments and
his liberty, but will not permit attacks
upon the nation and its institutions,
LONDON, November 1.-THE Times.
in leading editorial. says if the Vir.
ginius affair had occurred during the
asoendanoy of the Democratic party.
Cuba would, doubtless, have been i'm.
mediately annexed; it draws a CO ntrsst
between the conduct of the Spaniards
in Cuba and lenient treatment by the
American Government of foreign block
ade running during the rebellion, II
England is called upon to act, in conse-
quence OF the execution of any Of her
own subjects, there is no reason why
she should not acknowledge the inde-
pendence of Cuba, especially if the not
would check suoh outrages. It recon-
mends the adoption of that line of
policy by the United States. The Daily
Telegraph coutains an article similar in
tone to that of the Times. Other Jour
nails concur in the opinion that Spain is
powerIess to onforce repnration, and
that the United States mny possibly be
compelled to interfere, even though re.
luotant to do 80.
MADRID, November 17.-Gen. Piel-
tain, lately Captain General of Ouba,
has arrived at Cadiz.
The reported recall of Admiral Roels
as Minister to Washington is contra
dicted.
LONDON, November 17.-TLe Pacific
mail steamer Colina, from New York.
October 1st. for San Francieco, was at
Rio Janeiro, with broken shaft,
LONDON, November 17-Eyening.
Uplands cotton. not below good ordi-
nary, shipped December and January,
81.
ToleErnphic-Amcrtc Matters.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH-THE vIRaINIUs
FRVRR-OnTr.T,Q N1,E rsnp <1ryp po,co,,
AND sUICIDE-MILLs ON THREE QUAR-
TER TIME-DEATH IN onURoa-FFrY.
SEVEN MORE OF THE vIRaINIUs GREW
MURDRRED -sMALL .Pox IN MONTREAL
FATAL KEROSENE AOoIDRNT-PREs1DE
GRANT ON THE oUTRAaEs, 80.
LOWELL, November 15.-AlI the Low.
ell mills, with the exception of the
Hamilton and that. of the Lawrence
Manufacturing Com pany, are now run.
ming on three-quarters time. The mum.
Der of working hours each day is re-.
duced, and the operatives will not 20 in
on Saturday afternoon. The Lowell
carpet mills are running part of the ma
chinery at full time, aud the probability
is that the present arrangement can be
kept up all winter. There has been no
combination entered into by the various
companies, nor any plan agreed upon
between any of them, but the officers of
each act Independently. The meetings
OF the treasurers which have been held
recently have been merely for consulta.
tion, and the general opinions expressed
have been in favor of the plan now
adopted; the principal reasons being
that the operatives would thus be ena.
bed to earn enough to keep them from
want. and the Generalization which
would result from suspension in every
or any department would be avoided.
There is probably not tho least doubt
that there will be work sufficient to keep
up the present arrangement through the
winter, and just as soon as the signs of
increasing business will warrant it, work
on the old basis will be resumed.
MEMpHIs. November 16-There was
one yellow fever death today. No new
cases within the last four days.
WARRINGTON, November l6.-There is
nothing new in official circles concern.
ing the Virginius, no kilograms having
eecn received from Havana by the Sc
cretary OF State since those mentioned
in Friday evenings dispatches, and
kilograms from General Sickles since
that time merely acknowledge the re-
oeipt of late instructions. The confer.
ence between General SickIes and tho
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs will
probably take place early THE week, .sa