The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-20
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NOON DESPATOHES.

NOON DISPATCHES.
HARSH MEASURES RELATIVE TO THE INTER.
NATIONAL SOCIETY THE POPE GIVES Up
ALL AS LosT-NAPo1AoN ENJOYING HIN
sEhF-V1cTORrA sNuDs THE RMPKHoR
AND EAfPREss OF GERMANY MINISTER
WAsHBURNR AND THE COMMUNISTS.
FRENCH TAX ON COTTON REPEALED, do.
MADRID, July '18.-Serano has pro
posed to the King decree outlawinq
members 6f the. International Society in
spain, and recommends @ vigorous no
licy on, all Questions of: public order.
Minister Zorella. on the contrnry, favors
liberal policy as most conducive to 20.
iitical rights and public peace.,..
LONDON, July u. Tie Quean mada
the Emperor OF Brazil Kaight Of thu
Garter.N ..s 40 ;. -
PAn1s. July 1s.-La Salute cites the
EXAMPLE OF the United States after The
var OF rtho rebellion in justification Of
Increased taxation. h. .ii,I
According to London correspondents
Nspoieon visits town every day: eener.
ally strolls along the sunny sids of Bond
street, or Aaunss the. bow windows OF a
club honse. He is worry popular with
the working CLASSES, who cheer him.
He 70 getting very fst.'. !!
The Emperor aud Empress OF Brazil
are indpstriously doing London. ;.
Eess, Ic!yy 1o. The Pope renentlv
declared to the College OF Cardinals. in
Latin a}ocution, that ''All is lost, and
only o miracle can save u.s." He sees no
possible help from man; recommends his
hearers to seek interposition from tho
LosDos. July lo.-The Standard saws -, !,
Gladstone will abolish the system of
purchases OF army commissions by RoynI
warrant; Several members of the Royal
family have visited the Emperor Napo-
leon. .i;.ii ..c., t,tfr. 9. .jnas
The small. po{ is decreasing ia London.
Princess Helene Hlse OF Ptihde CHRIS.
tia99r isatoat to ivisit the, continent. to
sock o. relief from su affection OF the lungs:
.th9 Emperor and Empress Of Ger
many We're sn1bbed by the Queen. on
their fgYent, visit to England. :. Her Ma.
1esty retnscS TO take them in. at any OF
helopalaces, and they we're Obliged to
lodge with q common ambassador.
PARrs, Jdfy IS. Tile inhabitanta OF
Metz sent petition to Thiers, asking
psrdon tor. Rossel. The Journal de PoriS
attac Ea vigorously the circular Of the
ffe!ect of the Seine; which 'depiives &C.
aHpAn:s Ok fs-nished .lodsinEsi,os the
r3gAt TO vote, ii. they hare not, Inhabited
the premises oonHnu6usly for twelve
fnqnths The Partisan press pnt forward
s.P9fGhl list OF candidates, for The muni-
oipal elections. which appears satisfacto-
~ 20 tne pubic. Houher announoes
hlmself q candidate for the first vacancy
IN the National. .AsasmbIy. ..,'7' SO, -
PAnrs, Jply, l9.--It, is reported TINT
Mashburne. the American Minister. bas
aesnred the Ffonoh Government that no
person convicted :; Of criminal aots IN,
Paris against the National Govern ment
during the reign Of the Commrne,1 will
6 6e. permitted to reside in the United
states. '. ..t.t' Nv
FHE HAGUE. July 1s.-The upuer
cha mbsr Of Parliament OF the, Neither.
lands, by q vote OF sixteen to fifteen.
postponed indefinitely the further con.
sideration Of the, t5eaty for the cession
OF Guiana to England. .T
.i:H,Ar NIGHT DISPATCHES. 7sr-.
Pxh1s, July 1g..ADeorees OF the 9Th
aud 10Th Of septomber, 1870, Ievying an
import duty oftthree francs and sixtv
csntimes, on each bale -of cotton. has
been abrogated, and it is thought The
Minister Of Finance, Ponier Oaesrtief.
has concluded to abandon the proponed
duties upon raw, material IA s''!Il
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