The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-12
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having entered France. Irun has been
reinforced by 800 men. The Repnbli.
cans are endeavoripg to cut the Car.
lists from their base of supplies, COM
pelling them to enter France or sur.
render.
Tho steamer Leopold, OF New Gas.
tie, foundered. aud twenty persons
drowned.
BERLIN. November LIE is gene
rally believed that Won Arnim's case
will go to trial and that the proceed.
iDgs will be public.
LONDON: November ia heavy
frost last night.
HRNDAaE, November 1.-THE gar.
rison of Irun opened fire on the Carl.
ists and carried several positions with
severe loss to the Uarijsts.
PARIS, November 10 In couse.
quence of his royalist and clerical
opinions, Chaiffard. the newly ap
pointed Professor in the School OF
Medicine in this city, was prevented
from giving lecture by the students,
who drowned his voice by uprcar.
LONDON, November 10.-The Mark
Lane Express says the weather the
past week was mild. Roots which at
the time seemed hopeless now show
quite crop. Moisture was in abon.
dance, but there is now some appre.
hension lest vegetation may go on too
fast and be cooked by frost. Wheat
sowing is nearly over. In consequence
OF the absence OF ic'. every European
port keeps open, aud shipments ars
hastened. Foreign arrivals and damp.
ness OF the weather operate against an
advance in the price of wheat. Not
one European market notes q rise,
while in many there has been fall OF
a shilling. Continental spectators
and shippers are hanging back, not.
withstanding the reduction in freights.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE NUM-.
Opal Tribunal of this city requested
the Provincial Court of Vienna to in.
sist. by coercive measures, upon
Heuen, Louser and Ucher, editors OF
the Press, giving evidence as to the
source from whence the Won Arnim
dispatches. published in that paper,
were obtained, since the Austrian pc.
nal code sanctioned such q course in
important cases. The Vienna Court,
however. declined to act, observing,
that although the matter was important
to Prussia. it was not to Austria.
PARIS, November 11.-Thirty-thr
members of the Council General OF
the Seine have adopted resolution
recommending the establishment of q
system of gratuitous secular schools
for primary instruction in the city of
Paris, attendance upon which shall be
obligatory. The RESOLUTION has been
presented TO the permanent committee
of the Assembly for consideration.
LONDON, November 11.-Right Hon.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, replying to the com.
munication from the chairman OF the
Board of Directors of the Direct
United States Gable Company, says
the Government has no intention of
purchasing the direct cable, or any
other ocean telegraph line.
Observation-Disclosures bIat,er..
CHARLESTON. November 1l.-Ar.
ived-Steamships Sea Gull. Balti.
more; South Carolina, New York.
New ORLEANS, November 1O.-Five
OF the St. Msrtinsville prisoners to.
day gave bonds for their appearance
on the second Monday in January.
The charge against them is violation
OF the Enforcement Act. There was
but one affidavit in these cases, and
that by colored man named John
Heist. in which the accused are charged
with the acts of intimidation towards
him at the election at the polls, where.
by Heist says he suffered heavy da.
mage from loss to his cotton crop, al.
leging that he was. through fear of his
iis, compelled to lasva homo.
LrrrLE ROCK. November 10-The
General Assembly met to-day under
the Constitution. The Senate organ.
lied with Bradley Brunch as Presi.
dent. The House elected A. A. Pen
nington Speaker, and adjourned until
tonight, to complete organization.
Both Houses meet in joint session to.
morrow to receive the Governors
message. Subsequently, the Speaker
OF the House will declare the result of
the recent election. when the newly
elected State officers will be installed.
WASHINGTON, November 1O.-It was
expected that the House Committee
on Appropriation would hold q meet.
Ing to-day to commence the work OF
preparing the regular appropriation
bills IN advance Of the assembling OF
congress, but no quorum was present.
Messrs Garfield. Starkweather and
ONelll are now here, and Wheeler, OF
New York, and Hale. Of Maine, will
arrive tonight. A maiority Of the
committee will undoubtedly be here
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