The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-08
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THE T1oHB0RA1 TRANSFORMATIONS. COURT
MARITAL AND. 'HuHDEHs:. ~ rBANqE
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FRENCH AssEnBtY3 &C. - 4o::.!y
NEW I0RKi July GA World special
from London says: ''Theo Jury in the
Iichborne case privately. >informe ed sthe
Judge that they were convinced that the
plaintiff was nm impostor, and were ready
to give verdict to thnt effect without
hearing single witness for the defence.
The Judge refused to give his uonseht,
and the trial will proceed" :"
PARIS, July 6.-Colonel; Bisson, com
ma1dant of troops at Bordeaux, sup.
Sssssd . his soldiers before iiie oii6s55sion;; 81
that asn republic only could save the
country. they had batter vote for Re.
publican candidates. The people of
Bordeaux have sent petition to Gene eral
Decissey. asking him to disavow the
course taken by Bisson. Latest returns
iromthe Departmental OF the Seine elect
Moreau to the; Assemblylin place Of Won
velet, which increases the Republican
delegation from the capital To seven. e.
An obscure man. named DeLaIlande,
murdered Vonne, the Mayor of the town
OF Saohe, Department. OF Indirect Loire.
The cnrate OF the parish, while bringing
oils to anoint the body OF the murdered
man, was also nasassinated. The most
intense excitement against the murderer
prevails in town. A later despatch an
nounces that DeLallande committed sui.
eide to escape punishment. i..
PARIs. July 1.-THE co1rt-martial, for
trying prisoners, will proceed as folio ws: /:
first-members of the central commit
tee; second-persons who asurped public
fnnctions;, ithird-those they generally
employed. Rossel will be tried before
special tribune. It is proposed to lend
Thiers the Palace Aliaie as q residence.
The Bnhk Of France, yesterday, sent
$4,000, ,000f. to Prnssin.
Anciers has been placed in o. state Of
siege. In consequence OF tho failure of
the authorities to discover the murderer
OF Prussian. ), ..-.t, a.,A ,,ls
The trial of Rochefort; Assy and Ros-
sc! has been postponed for d fortnight.
The reorganization of the French
army has been completed. It's effective
strength is 800, 900.
The smallpox is decreasing in Paris.
The Pope writes to Theirs that lie will
remain in Rome. Di l
MADRID, July IA motion censurinR
the Government was rejected by the
Cc.tes, b vote c: 11o &c G!. Tbs
Cortes are considering general amnesty
in Spain and the colonies.
LONDON. July IA terrible storm
occurred to-day. during which q number
of churches were struck by lightning,
and several livea lost. at'&
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, July 7.-The Waverly cele.
bration, in aid OF the erection of q mon
ument TO Sir Walter Scott, was an i'm
mense success, and realized s50O to-
wards the object. The Prince and
Princess Wales, Prince and Princess
Christian. Prince Teok. Marquis Loire,
Princess Louise and Prince Arthur were
present. andl danced in character COS
tunes, as, Lord of Isles. Die Vernon.
Waverly, Ivanhoa; Flora Maciver, Madge
Wildfire, Amy Robsart, Rothsay, etc.
Six tranaway conductors have been
fined, in London, for over. GRO wding oars.
RAnrs. July 7.--Only forty five per
cent: OF the new loan is allotted to sub
The Paris forts will be abandoned
when !, l,O00,0O0. DOOR. of the indemnity is
paid. .l $50.
In the Assembly. upon motion to tax
passports, Joubert attacked the English
excursionistaiu . Favre expressed regret at
his remarks. and spoke in glowing terms
OF the eharity. Of the. English Govern
ment and people toward France during
the recent cplamities... Favre also stated
that the Government. wished to prevent
conflicts with the German army OF occu-
patton. The motion taxing passports
An, additional !: 176, 600, ,00Of. will be
sent to Prussia before the 10th, when the
Germans will evauuRte the Departments
of the Seine, Inferieure and Somme.
The treasure will be delivered to the
Germans at Strasburg.
A woman was shot in the Department
OF Jura for complaining of acquisitions
made by departing Prussiana. !.
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NOON, DISPATCHES. u
MEXICAN AND CUBAN MATTERS EFFECTS
OF. THE 1MPLIoAT1Na ACTS LADIES RE.
QURE PASSPORTS TO ENTER FRANCE
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