The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-24

constitution OF Senate is made up 81
two Senators from each State and Fe-
deral district Ut the Republic. Peace
prevails at all points. Shocks OF an
earthquake we're recently felt at inter-
walls along the route from Vera Cruz TO
Guanajuato. The shocks commenced
on the 18th instant. and it is thought
that they threaten the approach OF ex-
tfaordinary volcano eruptions.
C1Ty OF MEXICO. November 23 "A
terrible subterranean rumbling com.
menced on the 11th instant at Guam.
aiuato. and was followed by trem-
bling OF the earth. Many ediiices
were injured by the shock. The rum
blings have since become 80 continu.
ous that the people are alarmed and
many families are leaving.
LONDON, November 23.-A dense log
makes travel by land and water dan.
gerous. Several railroad accidents are
reported.
There Is to be torch-light process
sion in Manchester tonight. in COM
memoration OF the Fenian martyrs
who were executed in that city.
MADRID. November % Marshal
Serfano will go to the North, next
mouth. for the purpose OF expediting
operations against the Oarlists. The
Government has exiled two generals
end ss-e.a! civilians. known TO be par
tisans Of Prince Alphonso. son of ex-
Queen Isabella. Other persons are to
be sent into exile for the samo reason.
All oongratulatory kilograms sent from
this country to Isabella, on the occa-
sion Of the anniversary OF her birth.
day, wherein she is styled "Your Ma-
jesty," we're stopped. A Avigorous ecu.
sorship over all dispatches is still
maintained throughout the Republic.
Tsiexraphic-Amer nIa,,er..
San Francisco. November 2l.-The
trot for purse of So. O0O. mile heats.
best three in five. to wagon, postponed
from November z. took place to-day,
at Golden Gate Driving Park, the CON
testants being Occldent. Judge Fuller
ton and Sam. Pnrdy. Tho weather
was fair and attendance immense
Fullerton won the first heat in 22x;
also the second. in 2 222a Fullerton
won the third heat aud the race, in
221L.
NEW YORK, November 22.-Arch-
bishop Bailey, of Maryland. in letter
to a friend, who called his attention
to the controversy between Gladstone
and Manning, says: The formers de-
olaration that the decree of Papal in
fal'ibility impairs the civil loyalty of
those who believe in it, ia false mud
shameful oalumny, and he appeals
with perfect confidence as to the truth
OF his assertion to the conscience of
any Catholic OH the face of the earth.
It hes 20 foundation either in the
words ot the decree, nor in any posi-.
BILE logical deduction from these words.
The thought even that it would have
any such bearing, am certain never
entered into the mind of auy of the
mem bers OF tho Council. The Vaticun
canon did not change in one iota the
relations of Catholics to the civil
power any more than it changed those
OF Protestants. It left that important
matter. as connected with the order of
civil society, where the New Testament
leaves it.
TUsoUMBIA. ALA, November 23.-A
terrible storm occurred here last even
ing. at 6 O'Clock, destroying one third
OF the residences; twelve persons killed
and many others injured. Mrs. Wm.
Winston, mother Of the late ex.Gov.
Winston. the wife and two children of
Hon. j. B. Moore, Senator from this
district, T. D. Hodgkins, Esq editor
OF the Chronicle. his wife and four
children we're killed. The Catholic
Church. Dishler Female Institute, ire
Gently finished. many of the finest
residences, both of the Touring mills
and the most substantial brick dwell
ings in tue town we're destroyed. Many
families are without homes. A bridge
on the III. ond G. road. near the town,
was destroyed. The Eastern bound
train was precipitated into Spring
Creek, hns Fortunately no ons wa,
killed but tho engineer. It will be
several days before trains will run
through. The Mayor appeas to
Huntsville, Louisville, Nashville and
Memphis and adjoining towns iu the
following terms: "Nearly half our
town is IN ruins; twelve persons killed
and many wounded; q large nnmber of
families are entirely destitute. The
tornado came from the South west,
passing North cast. Uuless Immediate
aid can be extended to US, much suffer
ing will be the result. We appeal to
the charity of IA Christian public in
behalf of the unfortunate.
(Signed,) H. =. NEWSUM,
Mayor Tusoumbia.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November %