The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09
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N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ax.srs. :, T
LoaDoN, Ootohsr IA special de-
spatoh TO the Posi- says anarchy reigns
in Tuerston. The Tnrcomans are
plundering tribes friendly to Russia,
and her armed Intervention is inevi.
table.
COPENHAGEN, October THE Da.
nish Minister at Berlin has been in
structed to make representations to
the German Government in relation to
:hc expulsion Of the Dsnes from
Sohleswig.
RIO JANE1Ro. October 7.-The Bra.
lillian Government has issued loan OF
$50. 900, 0000, at six per cent. interest.
Advices received here to-day from
Bueno Ayres states that several bust
ness tirms in that CITY have suspended.
and that commercial crisis is immi.
nent. The Argentine Bank has closed
its doors. A body of Government
troops made an attempt to capture the
British steamship Yerba, but the cap.
tain OF the vessel protested and they
desisted. Tie vanguard of the rebel
force, under the command of Roobas,
is at the gates of the capital. ALI mail
matter passing through Buenos Ayres
Post Office is examined.
SANTANDA, October st is stated
thata sister of Senor Figueras is hiding
ia this CITY, and warrant has been
issued for her arrest
ROME. October 8.--Monsignor Theo.
doll, a dignitary of high rank oon-
nected with the Vatican. has been
captured near Frosinore by brigands,
who demand a ransom of $50, 900.
Bazaine has written to the Roman
journal. II E.rercito, declaring the mo-
ment to speak plainly has not vet
arrived, but he will tell the truth later,
although with reluctance.
Rio JANRIRo, October IA despatch
from Buenos sAyres, dated today,
says the Government has asked Con
gress for grant of So. 600. 900 to meet
the expenses of the war. A slight en-
gagement reported outside the oity
ended with the retreat of the Govern
ment troops. It is rumored negotia-
tions have been opened with the in
surgent leaders.
LONDON, October 8 Heavy bail has
been offered for Count Won Arnim,
but it has been refused. According to
present indications, the prisoner will,
10 few daye, be arraigned before the
criminal court in Berlin, when the
public prosecutor may demand sen
tence of several years imprisonment.
LONDON. October 8 "A rumor comes
from Paris that the French Govern.
ment. as compensation for the recull of
Orlnogne, will station the mar-of. war
Kleber off O.tia, at the Pupe's dis
posRl.
LONDON. October 8. The e1citemen,
at Northampton continued to day.
The authorities fear renewal Of the
riot. The streets were crowded all
day. A large special force of consta-
bles having been sworn in, patrol the
oity, and two batteries of artillery
have arrived. It is hoped to night
further disturbances will be avoided.
The coal miners of West Riding,
Yorkshire, have resolved on strike,
which begins to- morrow.
PARIS. Ostober8 : Each party claims
victory in the elections. The Ordre
estimates the number of Bonapartists
returned at 144.
BERNE, October 7.-Ruchonuet has
been elected President and Staempfli.
Vice. President Of the National Cou neil
of Switzerland.
MADRID. October st is reported
that tho Carlist General Trestany has
died of consumption. The Carlists
have been defeated in an attack on
Qualdia. They lost many killed and
over 100 wounded.
LONDON, October 8 The Pail NAL
GaSetfe's special despatch from Berlin
says that the Won Arnim offair has
taken very serious turn. The Empe.
ror William has ordered that no stone
be left untnrned in the efforts TO reco.
YER the missing document.
Teiegraphic-Amer Matters.
WASHINGTON, October THE fol.
lowing special to the Herald undonbt.
edly reflects the views of the Presi
dent. It comes almost directly from
him: The opinions of Reverdy John
son and Charles O'Oonor, with the re.
joinder OF Mr.. johnson, on the Louisi
ana question, havs called attention to
an important principle in the political
government of the country, viz: The
right of the President to review his
own acts. The President recognizes
the necessity of having this subject
settled without delay. The views of
both johnson and O'Conor, published
in the Herald. have been carefully read
by the President. He does not agree