The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-20
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Catholic Conference at Bonni closed
to-day.
LONDON, September 18.-The Coast
Guards at South End. County of Es-
sex, have seized vessel which had on
board 4.800 rifles and 500 cases of Car
tridges for the Carlists.
LONDON, September 19.-The steam
ship Keniworth, from Philadelphia
for Liverpool, oollided on the Mersey
with the Dublin steamer Windsor.
Both vessels were damaged.
TeleKraDhic-Amertc Matters.
WASHINGTON. September 19.-The
order copied from the Republican. cap
toned "Satrapy of Louisiana" is pro-
nounced at the War Department a
forgery.
A despatch from Constantinople says
the Governor of Angora reports ihut
1000 people are utterly destitute, and
will require maintenance throughout
the winter.
New YORK. September ia des-
patch from Fall River, dated TO-. As A.
NJ, says: The fire is principally con-
fined to the Granite Mill, which is n
total loss. ThA property is insured
for 100000. The fire is still burning,
but under control The hands went
to work as usual, when shortly alter
wards the fire burst forth with light
ming quickness, cutting Oft the ire
alarm apA egress from the building,
which contained some TOO men. women
and children. Many perished in the
flames, while others Jumped from the
upper windows and were killed in
stantly. The cries of the women and
children are heartrcndiug. 1t is i'm
possible to get the number of the
killed.
WAsHNGToN, September 19.-The
following order regarding the satrapy
of Louisiana has been issued:
WAR DEPT, ADJ'T GENERALS OF.
F1oE, WASHINGTON, D. @, SEPrEM.
BER 18, 1874-Generdl W Fl. En-.
ory Commanding Department ofMe GUY,
Ne,o Orleans: You will follow out the
instructions as contained in former
despatch. All turbulent persona must
be put under arrest. The order must
be implicitly complied with.
tSigned.) E. D. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
WASHINGTON. September 19.-The
War Department has messenh g out
to see how the alleged forgery regard
ing the satrap OF the laws was achieved.
The best opinion is, that it is genuine,
but has been withdrawn, and the De.
partment wants no shade Of respon-
sibility.
PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-The
examination in bankruptcy Of Jay
Cooke g. 90. and the evidence given
by Jay Cooke shows that, regarding
certain purchases of Northern Pa
oific books, proper credits were not
given in the books Of the firm for any
such purchase.
LITTLE ROCK. September 19.-Ri-
the railroad station. A series Of stages
valids we're unmolested.
FALL River. MASS, September 10.
Granite Mills, No. l. in this place,
were burned this morning, just after
the operatives had commenced work.
It is said there was fearful loss OF
life.
BosroN. September 19-In response
to an offer to send aid to Fall River by
the Superintendent of the Fall River
Railroad in this city, the following de-
spatoh has been received:
FAIL RIVER. september 19.-J. r.
MeadricA, Superintendent No help is
required. The fire is under control.
Probably eight or ten lives have been
lost, mostly by jumping from the fifth
story. ~
(Signed) J. h. H.JORDAN,
.5st Agent of, o. @. r. r.
=. WASHINGTON, September 1S.-The
following telegram was received to-
night from Gen. Emory, addressed to
Adjutant General Townsend, dated
New Orleans, to-day: 81 placed Col.
Brooke in command of the city as we'll
as in command OF the troops; other.
vice there would have been anarchy.
Governor Kellogg did not end has not
jet called en- me for support to re.es-
tablish the State government. His
chief Of police was shot down and the
next in command also, and the whole
force utterly dispersed and hidden
away out OF sight. For one of them
to have attempted to stand on his beat
would have been certain destruction,
and even now the State authorities
represented by Governor Kellogg have
asked to defer taking charge for the
present.
The following explains itself:
HEAD'QRs DEPT OF THE GULF,
New ORLEANS. Sept. 18, 1874.
To Hon. Wn,. p. Kellogg, Governor