The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-30
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POPE AND THE EMPERoR-PANIo IN VI.
HlsNA4.sr1aa1sH AFFAIRS. s.--pRuss1AN
cs;s y essTHE THlsS5 IN FHANJE, ,7-rns
ITALIAN ARMY-FIRING ON A BRITISH
vESSEL-RIRE, &C., 40.
BERLIN, October 29.-Bismarck has
1esuued thef Ptesidency al thesPrussian
Ministry. His restoration carries with
1t the effective control of the whole Ca.
binet.
LONDON, October 20.-Sir Henry Hol.
land, the author and physician, is dead
The Times has special that the Pope
has written second letter to the Empe-
ror of Germany, but the contents have
not transpired. ;i1g
vienna, October 29.-Another panic
on bourse OF this city. The Govern.
mont is fendeavoring to effect settle
ment Of financial diifioulties.,
MADRID, October 28,-It is reported
that the Cartagena insurgents aro de-
moralized. Their leaders Disagree. Tho
crews Of the Tetuan and Mendez Nunez
mutinied, andIseyerallw killed before
subordination was restored. The en-
gines OF the vessels are in bad condition.
HAVANA, October 28.-A telegram
from tho Central Department reports an
encounter OF Spanish troops with q
band OF insurgents under Sanguiel.
The former captured two prisoners and
some cattle.
LONDON, October 29.-A special do
spatoh to the Daily Telegraph, from
Versailles, says the letter of Regnier to
the Duke D'Aumale, for writing which
the arrest of the former is said to have
been ordered. stipulates that three Ques.
tions only which he (Regnier) may be-
allowed to designate, shall be asked him
on his examination before the Bazaine
court marital. Regnier further informs
the Duke that If his request ;s not
granted, he will leave France.
BERLIN, October 28.-In the prelimi-
nary elections for the Landtage, the
Progressionists have been successful in
THE city. The Liberals have carried
Magdeburg, Wirsladen, Konigsburg,
Erfurt. Osssel, Kiel. ,Elbrfeld and Stet-
tin by decisive majorities. and achieved
partial successes in Cologne aud Fullda.
The ClericAls have carried Munster.
PARIS, October 28.-Lefevre, manag.
Ipg editor Of the Rappel. WAS tried, yes.
terday. on the charge Of participating
III the acts Of the Commune, aud no.
The Govern n1ent has, prohibited the
Free Press. because of attacks on Presi-
dent McMahon.
RoMH, October 2S-The law for the
REORGANIZATION Of the Italian armv was
promulgated to-day. The strength of
the army on peace footing is fixed at
2l4 900 men.
MADRID, October 29-It is reported
the CaFfistsi have fred on British war
vessels killing one Of the crew.
.PARIs, October 29.-The old Opera
House ih'tKe Rue le Peletir has been de.
stroyed by fire.
General Bellemarne wrote letter to
~. n9 Basil. Minister of War, inform
1nT him that If the monarchy was re-
storeds be (Bellemafue) would resig
nus d0mr1lssion in the army immsdia te-
~. Upon receipt of the communication
by Nj. Dnr Basil, he issned an order
placing the General on the retired list.
, TeieRraphic-Amorica Matters.
INDIAN roUTRAaEs BEoUHsT-
CoALl DoWN-MARINE DIsAsTER-YE1.
Low JACK-AID FOR THE SUFFERERS
FMANOIAL TRoUBLRs-ToM SCOTT EFF.
/ FEcTS 4 HEAVY LoAN-FRosT IN MOBILE
.-HANDsoAEI DoNATIoN-BREACH OF
TRUST-THE TURF-PUGILIsTIC-s
ALTON REwARD-FRozEN
TO DRATH, co., SC.
MopMR. October 2S.-No now cases
OF yellow fever reported for the past fiye
days. No deaths since Friday, oath.
ST. LOUIS. October 28.-The Cont
mental left the wharf with sufficient
steam, and was blown to the Illinois
shore, where the officers and several
others were arrested. The crowd on the
Continental, 1,50O in number, was the
roughest ever collected. The bulk is
still at East st. Louis. A desperate row
IS apprehended before they are dis
persed.
MACON, Ga, October 2S.-Tho State
Fair was formally opened to-day. 1t is
generally conceded that it is the most
complete and interesting exhibition
ever made by the State Agricultural So
ciety. Quite n crowd came this even.
Ing and q large attendance is expected
Thursday and Friday, to witness the
drill Of the military companies. 1t is
proposed to keep the fair open till next
week, and some favor postponing the
racee till that time, but the owners of
stables are strongly against such
policy.
CLEVELAND, ONO. October 29.-The
City Council have appropriated s3, 600