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Clouds In the Kr rope an sky. The remarkable religious oontro veray now waging in England is fol lo sTnd by oew phenomena. There were, for instance, two or three ap patently harmless despatches Boattered through onr European news culumns, yesterday, which will bear a second consideration in the view of the Man ning-QladBtone war. The temper of the European mind is so uncertain, there are bo many angry conditions in the relations of the States, and this re religions question assumes auch promi? nence, that it is wise to consider criti? cally the slightest indication of the temper of the times. Thus we have the word of Disraeli, as told in "Lo thair" and repeated in many speeches, that we are on the eve of a great orisis. So we oannot study the signs too closely. We observe that Priooe GortBobakoff has arrived in Berlin and has had interviews with Bismarck antl the Emperor. Fricee Gortsobakoff is one of the most distinguished of liv? ing statesmen; before the rise of Bis? marck he was a leading statesman of Europe. He is now seventy-six years of age. and people naturally usk what leads him in his old age to take an in? clement winter journey from St. Pe? tersburg to Berlin. This is a natural question, one that cannot be ashed without uneasiness. Accordingly the telegraph gives ns a reply. "Frinoe Gortsobakoff has discussed proposals for the revision of the Busso-German customs regulations for the benefit of commerce and international inter? course." In other words, the tele? graph asks us to believe that Prince Gortsobakoff has actually come to Ber? lin npon a cold November errand, that oould have been as well performed by a consul-general or an under secretary of State, to talk about salt and beer and hay and floor 111 We pass to Paris and we flud that a newspaper as calm and respected as the Journal des Debate has been making I a severe attack upon Mr. Disraeli "for his disclaimer that his recent Guildhall epeeoh referred to the Von Arnim case." The Journal says: "Mr. Dis? raeli has simply apologized to Prince Bismarck for his offensive utterances. It is apparent from this inoident of Mr. Disraeli's apology that England in her turn has been invaded. The Prime Minister can no longer speak without submitting to censure from Berlin." A criticism of this nature from a jour? nal of the standing of the Journal des Debats means a great deal. And we can learn the value put npon these cri? ticisms in Germany when we remem? ber the concluding words of the epeeoh addressed to the German Fariiament by the Emperor William. Royal ora? tors are generally vague in their speeches, and to find the royal mean? ing we are compelled to read between the lines. The Emperor's exact words are as follows: "I know myself to be free from all tempting thoughts to employ the united power of the em? pire for other than defensive purposes. Conscious of tho power at>onr disposal my Government can afford to pass over in eilenoe the suspicions unjustly oast npon their polioy. Not until the malice and party passions to whose attacks we are exposed proceed from words to no? tions shall we resent thorn. Iu such an event the whole nation and its princes will join me in defending onr honor aud rights." This is a declara? tion the ruoro we read it the more me? nacing it appears. Why should a great Emperor oare particularly ubout the criticisms of foreign journals? What has Germany to fear that the old King should brandish his sword in the face of Europe? What power "attacks" his imperial policy? Is it France, or Austria, or Russia? It would seem to u? ?hat Germany bus boon treated with remarkable cordiality and forbearance by the other powers. England saw the partition of Denmark without a move? ment. France yielded toSudowa with a simple protest. Russia stood with drawn sword to prevent any inter? ference in tho mutilation of Franoe. Germany has had the utmost indulg? ence from Europe. She has gained greet advantages; bat victory, us in the case of Napoleon, seems to have taught the Emperor simply arrogance. He does not propose to pause iu bis career, and the problem now in all European minds is, "Where will he strike?" Is it not also a sad comment upon the civilization of oar blazing, boastful century to see a groat monarch and tho head of a great empire wuutonly in? voking the spirit of war? Germany has bad thron wars in ten years, and we should think that even the martial spirit of a Hohenzolleru would bei satisfied. The nnensiufBs occasioned by a speech like this from the Emperor, and the prodigious spread of this reli? gious flame, would explain tho visit of toe Imperial Ohuucelior to Berlin. It is not the first sign of unrest that Rus? sia has shown. The whole Brussels Conferonoe tnovemcment was an ap? peal for peace, or for such modifica? tions in the actual doing of war that strife would loso its terrors. This j Brussels Conference was, in some re epects, a romantic idea?an effort to adjust all the hard ami brutal condi? tions of war to tho conditions of mo? dern civilization. But tho fact that u martial power like Russia should be? come so suddenly anxious to deprive war of its terrors and to modify inter? national law iu the interests of belli gerouts, shown that iu the mind of the ?zar the business of belligerency is not at au und. In addition to this, there have been ugly homo symptoms in Russia. This "socialist conspira? cy," about which we have so many guarded despatches, would seem to be a marked indication of morbid na? tional health. Russia, empire and ab Bolutism as it is, contains as many vol? canic elements as France. Those who have studied that extraordinary nation closely, its habits, traditions, ambi BY J. A. SBLBY. COLI tions, ita difference in nationality, re? ligion and race, the hundred antago? nistic elements thut have ueeu wuiuuu together under the iron rale of the Czar?German and Pole, Tartar and Cussaok?Will understand how even Russia would respond to the spirit of obango which for the past fifty years has been moving to and fro over tbo nations of the world While Russia "suppresses sooiulistn" all England is oommeii'iug upon the fact that tho Prince of Wales has been receiving honors from u Republican Mayor of the radioal oity of Birming? ham. This Mayor, Mr. Chamberlain, is known to be one of the advanced English Republicans. The Prince of Wales'came to visit the oity, and of course the Mayor would be called upon to do him honor. Evou as staid a journal as the Times compares the meeting to that of Potion with Loais XVI. Other newspapers not so re? served wonder because the Mayor re? ceived the Priuoelike a gentleman and did not strike from tho shoulder or cry "Live the Republic." This is a small event, but it is very significant. Eng? land begins to look upon Republican? ism us a fact in the monarchy, a prin? ciple of political action. The trades unions und other labor movements have great strength. They aro rich iu money, and men, and organization. Every year adds to their strength. No longer the docile support of crown and caste, like tho caryatides thut support tho splendid edifice, silent, suffering, unresponsive, only to stand und die, that ancient and false system* should exist iu nndimiuished spleudor, tho poople feel that they have rights us well as the descendants of tho free booting Stuart and Plantagenet. From St. Petersburg to Birmingham, wher? ever we look wo see troubled waters. Danish nod Polish und Roman and Eistern questions, Spain and France nuder the mailed bund of armed ad? venturers, who represent neither that "grace uf God" which comes with a orown, nor that still higher grace which comes from the will of the peo? ple. The Commune in Paris, tbo Io traasigentes in Madrid, the TJltramon tanes in Berlin, the Socialists in St. Petersburg, the Republicans in Lon? don, all these wo see and have seen. Truly the European sky is in angry mood?shooting flames here and there and lightning flashes, and tho ominous thunder that comes from the far-dis? tant canopies of heaven or the far-hid? den caverns of tbo earth. What does it all mean? A proud Emperor brandishing his sword, and elements of disturbance everywhere. As if to add to the complication here is the mightiest religious controversy that bus been known since the time of Luther, and not unlike that of Luther; for Germany and England have again grappled with the power of Rome. All this time Germany and Prance are arming every able-bodied citizen, and even bidding tho old men to be ready to defend their homes. Europe is an armed oamp. The sword is the sign that is 6oon in tho Heavens. No won? der the venerable Russian Chancellor shoold take a long and dreary winter journey to seo what it means; to try if peace cannot be preserved; to avoid, if possible, the tremendous shock that seems so swiftly coming. As our venerable and illustrious fellow-oitizen, Mr. Bryant, said the other day, he could remember the time when Na? poleon was First Consul, and when no events seemed more distant than the downfall of the Bonaparte Empire, the abolition of the temporal powor, the unification of Germany and the emancipation of the slaves and the serfs. But in his life be has witnessed the fruition of all, and now, in bis venerable, honored and sunny old sge, he sees the coming of even greater events. Like DTsraeli, he sees thut the world is on the eve of o momentous crisis?one of those events that give a a monumental grandeur to the age. It is uot for us to speculate npon the nature of this crisis or the tremendous consequences it may involve. But we can well understand how (J-?rtschakoff and Bismarck, and those whose trude is the service of kings, would sit iu anxious thought ue they looked upon these clouds which float, black and threatening, over the Euiopenu sky, and wonder whether tho monarchy will ride the storm, and whether the time is uot at hand which Napoluou predicted at St. Helena, when Europe would be Republican or Cossack. Civilization has made the Cossack al? ternative impossible, but how about the Republican??New York Herald. ? --? ? - A f ii"t is worth a thousand statements, To Rent. THE COTTAGE HOUSE, coutaiu jm? ing nine rooms, on Taj lor street, be UliLtween Eickens and Bull. On the pro? mises is a well of good water, hydrant and other conveniences. Possession given Im? mediately. For terms, applv to Novai _ _W. B. NASH. t or Sale or Rent. A DESIRABLE Roeidenco, on Oer? 'vais strool; the lot contains half an "acre, with good orchard; the house baa eeven rooms; well of good water on the promises. Also, for rent another HOUSE,ou Bland ing street, containing four rooms, one and a-balf squares from Main street. For par? ticulars, apply to D. Li. BOOZBR, Nov 1? At his Dental Office. '..et our Jatt Censures IMBIA, S. 0., WEDNESDAY Cottage House. TH? Cock Pit ia fluiahed and Lueru wiii be a party of gentle men to mcK on THANKSG1Y NU DAY, 2Gth, to fight day and light All gentlemen with chick* '.iuk are cordially invited. Hunt? ing tu continue until Julv 4 1H75. Nov 17 C_ It FRANKLIN. CAROLINA Luiflber Manufacturing Co. JOHN O. MALLONEE, President. Titos Bonskll, Hec. and Treas WHOLESALE and retail dealers in all kinds of Southern and Northern LUMBER, FLOORING, CEILING and ulhor kinds of WORKED LUMBER mado specialty; Shiugles, Plastering Laths, Vegetable Boxes, A-c, Ac. Ofneo and Works. ILirlbeek's Wharf.near North-east ern Railroad, Charleston, H. C., aud 95 West Gervais utrec*,, Columbia. H. C. E. MORRIS, Agent at Columbia, S. C. N. B.?Special arrangements havo been made with tho railroads for de'iver-ng lum? ber Jl->v 18 l>u"_ CARRIAGES AND WAGONS, I HAVE now du hand a very handsome as-c sortment of BUGGIES. ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. WHIPS, A..., Ac. of my o<fn as well aa of \orthem mann fttctnre, and of handsomo stylo aud fluieh. Also, A full stock of the leUhraled MILLBURN WAGONS, which havo given euch uulVHrnal satisfaction. My prices have been greatly I reduced, and alt Vehicles sold arewarranted \ for ticelre months, and any defect in work? manship or matei ial will lio nude nood to I tho purchaser on sending the. vehicle to nty\ Ca rria oe Ma nufuctory. Nov 10 JOHN AGNEW. Wrapping Paper. AF?LL supply of WRAPPING PAPER just received from the Atlantic Paper Mills, for which we aro sole agents, and of? fered at lower pi ices than same quality can bo delivered from the Northern cities. Call and examine quality and prices atthe store of JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Final Discharge. NOTICE ia hereby given that JOHN AGNEW, Executor of the estate of Michael Bronnan, deceased, has applied to Sanders D. Swygert, Esquire, Judge of Probate in and for the Count v ofRichland, for a final discharge aa Executor aforesaid. It is ordered, that tho2latdayof Decem? ber A. D. 1874, be fixed for hearing of pe? tition aud a final settlement of said estate. HANDERS D.SWYGERT, Jndgo of Probate, Richland Countv. Nov 20 +13 107 Main St., Next to Wheeler House. IC ST A Ii Li I SHED IN 1815, AND STILL IN THE FIELD, with A LARGE and well se? lected etock of first class| FURNITURE, Parlor. Bod room and Dining Room I Sets, which will be sold as | low as anv house in the comtry for cash. Nov 10' M. H. BKRRY. THREE NEW SINGING BOOKS! That should be Universally Used. THE LEADER! For Choiia, Conventions and Singing Classes. By H. R.Palmer, assisted by L. O. Emebhon. Price. $12 per doz ; $1138 per copy. The Song Monarch! For Singing Schools. Conventions, Musical Academics, Ac. By H. R. Paiaikb, assisted by L. O. Emkbhon . Price, $7.50 per doz.; 75c. per copy. PEREIN'S ANTHEM E00K Set Pieces, Authcms, Hymn Authame, Sentences, kn., for Choirs. Ry W O. Pkbkins. Piice, $10.50 per doz ; $1.50 per copy. Specimen copies sent, post-paid, tor re? tail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO., boston. CHAS. H. DITSON A CO., 711 Broadway. N. Y. Nov 14 sw*3 Look to Your Blood, There is Life in U Yet'. 1T7TTHOUT purs Blood no rleeb isheo Y v from disease* Tho "Queen's Df light "is, the greatest Blood Puritier. If your hlood is poor, watery, lull of humors -usu tue "Queen's Delight." If your health is declining, wanting of vi? tal force -use the "Queen's Delight." If yon have Rhenmatiam, Sw dlingsol t he Joints --use the "Queen's Delight." If yon have Chills. Fever aud Agil?, Bil? iousness- -use the "Queen's Delight." If you havo Sick Headache, Nervousness, Weakness -use the "Queen's Delight." If you have Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Yellow Skin?use tho "Queen's Delight." If vou have Dyspepsia, Fluttering about the Heart -ubc. the "Queen's Delight." If you havo any Cutaneous Eruption, Itching Humor*, Carbuncles. Erysipelas or King's Evil, Goitre, uothing will remove it but the "Queen's Delight." If you want a Summer Ton in and Winter i Invigorator use the "Queen's Delight." ('all And get a Oircn'ar, and read it. Prepared only hv E. II. UEINIT8U, Sept30 I Pharmacist. Drugs, Paints, Oils. &c. \T_T1NTE? BLEACHED SPERM OIL,, Vv Pure Liuaocd Oil, Neats Foot Oil, Olive Oil, Sweet Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Castor Oil. Wholesale and retail ?.t Get i t E. II. HEINITSH'H Drug Storp. For Rent.r THE commodious Brick and Metal Roof STOREHOUSE, No. CO Main atreet. Terms very low. Apply to H KIBE LB & F.ZELL or to BOONE A- M?L? LER, Attornoya-at-Law. Aug 5 + Attend the True MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, VISITORS Will Do Well by Galling at BM.CSW?FFMB'S CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE! jr I* ft eft i They keep the LARGEST and best niu'le stock in the city. An experience of ))0 yours in the city of Columbia, ena? bles them to ?fter their cus? tomers goods just suited to their wants. Our stock of HATS Is entirely now. embracing all the late styles. BOYS' CLOTHING Is si specialty with ns. nml our Custom-made Garments can? not bo excelled. lOxamine them- on exhibition at the Fair Grounds ? and be con? vinced. We keep a toll line of the celebrated Diamond l>.. per? fect Utting Shirts. (jive us a call. It, & W. C. SWAPriELt). Kot 10 i Event. -6? ?4L 1874 VOL. X?NO. 211. WM. GLAZE, SJEWELER, Haa on band a large atock of Oold and Silver Watches and Clocks, DIAMOND RING S AND PINS, Fine Jewelry Im Whole and Hair Sri?, 1 Stiver and Plated Ware, { Houst-Knriiltlilng Uoodl, ? Fancy Goad* In Variety, {?Hillary Gooits?Stock Complete. N. B. I have on band a large stock of ENGLISH (Hi NH, breech and muzzle load? ing, and will sell at reduced prices. Wiahiog to reduce my whole Btock, t will ( sell, until January next, all goods at ro duced prices, i WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired in the best manner and warranted. I Nov8_ 2rao_ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WAIXK, .SPECTACLES, EYE.qla8se3.ETO. IHaVE a laige mock of the ahovo on hand, and will sell them at the lowest cash prices. All goods warranted ae repre? sented. 9W Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re? paired and work warranted. QEO. BRUNS, Oct27 Columbia Hotel Block. Special Notice From The (litAN D CENTRAL 'dry goods establishment, ' W. D. LOVE & CO. WE bavo just received ten casea of very choice and aeauonablo DRESS GOODS, purchased for cash of two bank? rupt importing housee, which will be sold verv cheap. Also, fivo caaea BLACK AL? PACAS and choice MOUUNINO GOODS, which, for quality and finish, cannot bo ex? celled anywhere. The following Goods are now in stock: SO pieces choice patterna of CARPETS, 100 RUGS, 90 MATS, 60 dozen of Ballon a Co.'acelebrated SHIRTS, for which we are thu agents, retailing them at wholesale prices. All tho departments of our establish? ment are full of thu beet makes of good*, and purchased by our resident buyer iu New York for caeh at the lowest puces, enabling us to sell goods ai low as any hou?c in New York. Thoao residing in the city, and stranger* passim; through, before laying in their winter supplies, should examine our large and choice mtourimtai, at tho GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODH ESTABLI8H i MENT OF WM, D. LOVE ?Si CO , whole? sale and retail dealer* in DBY GOODS, I NOTIONS. BOOTS and SHOES, comor of I Main aud Plain streets. j N. B. SAMPLES sent gratuitoualy to all parts of the country on implication. I (Jot ll OPENING DAILY! i EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS! CAIU'KI'K, OIL CLOTHS. ttl'US AM) WINDOW StIADKSt B00T8 AND SHOES i;f l! kind* and at very low price*. THE HilMEItY DEPABTSEKT is well stocked with everything that ia new and ] reiiy, slid no extravagant prhv*. Order* from tin.- country promptly it J tended . u: the Old Ssatid ol Ii. C. SHIVER & co. j (>(?? it Mansion House, BIO} .Wu/'i Street, Columbia, S. ( . '"HIS house having recent? ly been enlarged, is now oneued by thu undersigned _ Tas a firct class boarding house, or hotel. Transient and permanent ! boarders accommodated. Terms for ttan sient borders, i'l ?>er dav. Good rooms and excellent fare. MUS. C. B. BRAZE ALB. No% " Imo I>()RTRAl I S. PHOTOGRAPH8. STERE? OSCOPES. Ac , Conies horn Old Pic | tui es made any *i/? ami at\ lo as cheap a : anywhere eine. Cumo anil see the new ' Glace Met ore. ! Mr. Conin, the finest photographer in ; New York city, will aBtint in the photo ' graphic department ? A II T UALLBR.Y IiriLDINO, ! OctltChno COLUMBIA. S. O. For Sale, ALIGHT ROCKAWAY and a pair of small HORB a B. For particulars, ap pl y at Phuxnix oflice._ Oct 10 Subscribe for the Pu?bnix. THE election dow approachea, ana tbo-tf is creat excitement and epeculation aa to whether or not Onamberlain Will be eleoted Governor by his party. Hi ia there great excitement among tboae who are puiohSalng DRY OOOD8. and F. B. ORCHARD & CO. havo decided Not to be Undersold by any other boose in the city, and thoy should be patronized and Supported Not only by Democrats and Oonaei vat iv t, bat alao By the Republicans. _ Oct31_ INDIAN GIKL CIGAR STORE. COLUMBIA HOTEL BLOCK, Bo not decoived.by "Bed Hot" advertise? ments, for the "Celebrated Five Cent Ci? gars, and those other brands that have made, this e&tsbliabmept famous from New York to Now Orleans, can only be bought from the ORIGINAL "INDIAN GIRL."_ IA Kerosene That Will Not Explode A LADDIN 8ECUBITY OIL is offered /V with the conlidence that it will prove iteelf equal, if not superior, to any burn? ing oil that has been offered to the publia This oil ia prime white in color, fa deodor? ized to the highest extont achieved in the manufacture of burning oils, and is war? ranted to stand a fire teat of 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It is perfectly safe ftr nao in all Goal Od or Kerosene Lamps. * i aa ite name indi oates, will give all w.*a nae it perfec "security" in doing so. Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer have much less t-inell, and not crust the w ick, and will be found to be very economi? cal, to say nothing of the entire "security'' iu its use. For sale at L. T. 8ILLIMAN * CO.'B Oct 14 Drug Store. CIGARS! CIGARS! CWABS! THE friends, patrons and public at latg : are respectfully notified that in oottde queuce of the large demand for my favorite branda of Cigars, I have been compelled te open another branch In the Columbia Hotel Rotunda My Retail and Wholesale Department ? are kept in full force, to meet the demand. All friends from the country are invited t > inspect our Factory, at No. KIJ Main street. three doors below tho Wheeler House, of Indian Chief. NovlO M. BULZBACHEB. GOVERNOR MOSES Iu changing the Commiaaionera of Elec? tion, deserves the united thanks of every lover of peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE INDIAN QUEEN 8EGAR STORE, in introducing thb FIVE CENT MANILLA, deserves the commendation of every lov?t of the weed,as ON THE Day of election, the ponple tt _>ck to th* polls, each to deposit their ballot for their favorite candidate, so do the many Conan mere dock to this popular retort to obtain this FAVORITE SEGAR. Letit be under aloud thul we are not on (he WAR PATH Against other dealer*, we merely claim that tlie segar offered by others is far IN FERIOR to that aoid by the INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE. Nov 1 105} Assembly Streer. FINE'8 SALOON. Wo. 41 Kichardson Street, betioeen l. ulj and OervuU Streets. HAVING replenished my entire stock o** Liipinra, Cigars, Ac, having also given proper attention to my Restaurant. I am now prepared to furnish my fi iend? and the public generally with the best thf1 markets arlbrd. Oct 17 WM. M. FINE. Agent New Books, at Bryan's* Bookstore. TTTOhKING to Win. a storv lor cirN W J1.75 Mi-tress of the Matioe. b\ Dr. Holland, author ot Arthur Butiujeavtl?, $1 50 A liiator> of Germany, troth ihe Earl e*'. Tint**, by Charlt-m Li-wia. $-2 50 Manual ot M.Uholo|>y, Oreek, Rou-a'j. Non-o, Hindoo, t-gvptiau and Ohl Gfrai?a. by Murray, J2.25. ' Pr-urie and Forest, the d ime Not-.ii America, with adventures iu tnsir pursuit, by Gillnmre, 11 50. Health and Erlacatiou, by King -?!<?>?. fl.TS. Hogarth's complete woika, in three so lnmos. Tlie Wild North Laud, bv Mjjot But lor, with platea. *2 50 History of Clubs tnd Club Life, London. Rook of: Wonder? ful Characters, with portraits TheSlao? Dictionary, iiintorical and anecdotal. Homes and Uaunta of the Biitsh PoeH. London, and other u?-w boot a Nov t Coal! Coal! Coal' THE undersigned beg leave ?<? ataLi thai, ttiev have constantly on hr.nd aL kinds ot COAL, tnil will larniab consumer iu sry qutntitv, delivered, at lowest ea*U BOW KN A LA Fa h. Agents llaui i f\(\ TON'S UED ASH COAL-.nui HfcV/V t quality as that which gave . tirb saiifda^tinii two years ?go. Aug 25 T. J. HARPER. C0NGAREE IE0N WORKS COLUMBIA, ft. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, Propriet?t MANUFACTU? RER OK STEAM ST^SMQB&li kra ENGINES, SAW /Gearing, and all kinds of Irou Castings for Ma? chinery ajjd Or namontal Cast? ings for Stores and Dwellings, Patent Railings for Gardens and Cemeteries, Iron Settees and Arbor Chairs; also. Brass Castings of all kind'}. Bolls for Churches, Schools, Work-shops Ac. Guarantee all my work firet class aoJ. equal to any North or South. Works at Toot of Lady street and near to South Carolina and Groenville A Columbia Railroad Companies' Depots. Nov IP ?ats! Oats!! Innfs BUSHELS Choice Feeding. sV/vJv/ OATS. Just received auJ tor sale by JOHN AGNEW A SON.