The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-20
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FRANCE AND ITALY ABoLrsHED-spA-
N1sH AFFAIRS, Ao {, 30.
LONDON, January 19.-The Mime.
.baha, from Oalao for Dublin. has bc,u
lost off Soilly. Ten men were drowned.
CAD1z. January 19.-The ship Casildi,
from New York for Liverpool, which ar.
rived here on the 2d instant, In leaky
condition. is disoharging her cargo,
which is damaged.
PARIS, January 19.-The Ultramon-
tame journal Uniuers has suspended
publication.
Persons passing between Franco and
Italy ore no longer required to ba pro-
vided with passports.
MADRID, January ia man named
Oambelz. who served as o colonel under
tne Paris Commune, was captured at
Cartagena by the Spanish troops.
Senor Sagosta. Minister of Foreign
Affairs, is preparing note, to be sent
to the different powers.
TeleRra phic.-A merfoan Nntters.
INDIAN RAID-REpoRTED SKATING DIsAs-
TER-ARAP1nEs AGAIN IN TROUBLE
LARGE FmEs-sTARvATIoN AND OANNI.
BALIsM-ANOTHER PROPOSED CHIEF JUS.
TOE, TO-, &c
PH1LADRLpHIA, January 1.-THE Ma
tiondl Mail. resembling in size and style
OF typography the Cincinnati CONNER
cial. was issued in this city to-day. as
weekly paper. Its programme announces
that "this journal enters The field as
fearless and free.spoken exponent of
advanced and liberal Democratic doc
trines." The publisher and editor is
B.W. Lacy, well-known lawyer of this
city.
New York, January 17.-The Consul
General of Italy says royal decree has
bSen published, forbidding the employ
ment OF Italian children in vagrant pro-
fessions, and requiring the holders of
such children in this country to report
to the consular agent their own names
as we'll as the names of the children,
and return the latter to Italy, at the
holders expense, before the 18th of
May, else extradition will be sought. OF
those who disobey the order, the aid of
the municipal authorities here is sought
to enforce the provisions of the law.
Six OF the alleged Communists arrest
ed in the .Tompkins Square fight. on
Tuesday last. we're arraigned in the
Court of Special Sessions to-day. They
were represented by counsel. Hoe
fecker, Captain of the Tenth Ward In.
ternationalists, was ready for trial. but
sAA0 "ooohSS va ACCS5ShCy l6R4L pdp6TS
caused postponement. The other five
were ordered, at their own request, to
be tried in general SESSIONS. This change
secures them trial by Jury.
Geo. W. Smith, formerly Deputy Col
leotor for the Northern District of Mis-
sissippi. left this city to-day for Missis-
sippi, in charge of officers.
The failure OF John H. Valinkentine
was posted in the Cotton Exchange to.
S Helen Hemerheimer. agod thirteen.
died to-day, as alleged, from hydropho-
bia.
Deaths for the past week. 500.
OTTAWA. January 1.-THE building
burned here last night was the old
officers quarters, situated in the rear of
west block of the Government building,
and has been occupied for some years
as Offices for the Inter Colonial and
Canada Pacific surveys. The fire is
supposed to have been caused by Gin
ders from CRATE in one OF the rooms,
and was probably smouldering for q
long time between the floors. When
discovered, it spread so rapidly that
only few charts and plnns were saved.
large number Of very valuable books,
papers, plans and drawings of the Paci.
nc survey was destroyed. The loss is
variously estimated from 81, 900, 900 to
$1,000. 600. It is possible that the
contents of some of the safes have
escaped. The building was one of the
Oldest in the city, and was very sub.
stantially constructed. Nothing but the
walls were left standing.
TRENTON. N. j., January 17.-Robert
f. Stockton, Receiver for the New Jor-
sey Southern Railroad, states, in an in
terview to-day, that he had not been to
Manchester as yet, bnt is waiting for
the action of the court, which will sit
next Tuesday; that the law docs not
ahow him to run the road; that there
was no trouble betweon himself and the
men; that he knew the men to be good
men, and oil they wanted was an assur-
ance that the promise made to thom in
regard to pay would be carried out.
After the sitting of the court, he will
80 down and see the men. He thinks
they ought to be paid fairly, and be-
lieves all will como OF. right. He
further stated that he expected to have
the road running the coming week.
New York, January 1.-THE captain
OF the bark Mary III. Bird reports col
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