The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-12

+ The pnssa sc Of: the resolution by the
! House, essdny, declaring, in fits opinion,
that Mr.. psvis should be keptin custody
until tried by law, WAS superinduced by.the
! apprehension that he would be bailcd The
rules were suspended for the purpose OF
] passing the. resolution.
Later from Europe.
New York, June 10.-The steamers Ale
mania, Malta, Denmark and Edinburgh
| have arrived. with Liverpool dates to the
30tl. ult
I The Government wac beaten IN P.rlia-
| mept on Bouyere's. motion for the pre- ven.
ton of bribery ana corruption at elections
The Government lost by ten votes.
| The consolidated Bank OF London has
stopped payment
: The powers all accept the conference.
which was to meet in Paris at an earl, day
The beilIgerents are still preparing For con-
! ilict nevertheless. Italian volunteers are
| mobilizing rapidly. The Austrian army
number now GOO, 600 wi b parks Of artillery
and siege suns ready. che Prussfans are
concentrating at Glat-,and. Prussia and
Italy agree to postpone hostilities until il
ls known whether the conference fails.
The Austrian second conscriptiap in vi
emma caused great discomfort. The army
the 24th ult. Italy engages not to attack
during the sitting OF the conference, but is
| rebWldlng her forts, ST. rs to resist he W
and improved artillery. .
The Paris Pays says tho compemsa-
ton to Austrla for the loss of Yeuetia
may be found in The territory on the
Adriatic coast. Prussia to retain the Elne:
| the DucLics and Northern Schlaswiy to be
restored to Denmark, and the Rhine pro-
yinces to form the State attached to the
Germanic Confederation. Turkey will not
occupy the Dubian municipalities, as was
l,
and trcnch declaration against such inter-
=, vention.
FARTHER PoINr, June 1O-The steam
ship Hibernian has arrived, bringing in
ttetligence to the 1st inst.
No change in Continental affairs The
time of the meeting of the conference is
net YET, designated. The LaueSse saws
Napoleon will preside
| Sales OF. cotton for the week 5000 bales,
with buoyant market. Prices advanced
| ld@l3d. for American, and !@1d. FOX
other descriptions. Sales to spectators
l2,50o bales; to exporters 5000. Quota
| tions are as follows: Fair Orleans 16J: mid
ding IL; fair Mobile 15S-mitdlins ii: fair
uplands 135: Sales on the day Of sailing
10000 (l bales Market firm and I'M
ters 1000 bales The stock OF cotton in
port is $4,000 bales, Of which 100, 900 was
American. Breadstu1ls steady Provisions
dull. The bullion in the Bank OF England
Increased s21, 900. Consols 81. 3-20's
| 66S G0 G6:.
Upwards of 800 miles of the new Allan
tic telegraph. cable have been slowed on
the Great Eastern. 1t is found that the
Great Eastern will not be able to take All
he necessary cable 100 miles ON board.
Ihe steamer Aedway, consequently. has
been chartered to take about 500 miles ef
the old cable. The latter is expected to
quit the harbor on the 2Sth June, and start
day or two af,cr, for Becrhavcn Ireland,
when she will complete coaling and pro-
ceed 10 lay the cable. Another steamer.
| the Albany, is also engaged to assist tho
enterprise, and the british Government
has aSain granted the services OF the war
steamer Terrible TO accompany the cxpc-
dition
1t is STATED that the South German
States intend to maintain n neutral atti-
tude, i'll view of which Prussia will make
no alliance with the North German States
their neutrality being equally desirable.
! The rigorous execution of the death Pc
nalty was threatened against all Ecnctians
cmlgratlng to take service in the Italian
army.
1t was stated that the Grown Prince Of
| Prussia had been offered the regency. du
ring the war, but he declined, saying his
| place was with the army.
/ In case OF war, Prussia intends to con-
woke the German PariaMen. to meet at
| Berlin.
ne ltailau volunteers were proceeding.
! day by day, in thousands to their dcpots
| Garibaitti was not expected to enter on the
scene till the last moment but it was re-
| ported that he left Caprera, on the 23d ult.,
for the coast of the Adriatic In a letter.
! dated Caprera, May IL, Garibaldi says,
Ii Is IN every way advantageous for the
country that all are ready and united. 1t
ls 4 question Of life or death for the ma ton,
and it is for all Italy to solve the problem.
shall accept of all who are willing to op-
pose foreign oppression. Az for lnstruc-
tons, apply to our friends on the commits
SION, especially t. Denedctto Carroll A
! truce to dissrusions and opinions. W.
must act
In the Federal Diet, at Frankfort, the
proposal of the middle States that the Diet
should request Austria, Prussia, and all
the German States which have lately in
creased their military Establishments to
reduce them to a peace footing, was unani-
mously adopted. The representatives of
Austria and Prussia said that at the next
sitting of the Diet they would communicate
the conditions on which they were willing
to disarm; and the latter referred to the
proc ceedings of Irussia as evidence of her
pacific desires, and earnestly reiterated
the demand for the convocation of the
German Parliament as the only means,
perhaps, of averting war.
The Lynchburg News says: 'rhe
| fatality of cholera amonost tho borc