The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-01
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MUNIcn, July 20. ---.Dr.H d oliinger has
been. .plected Rector of the Uniyersity Of
Munich. Fifty. four professors voted il
his favor and six against him. i,i l.ss,t
% PAnnS July 29.-It is expected lthe
prolonEation Of Thiers' powefs as Chief
Executive will be voted by the Assembly
. next week. a majority; Of the commit
tee Of the Assembly are reported to be
in favor of on income tax.
- LONDON, July 3l.--A meeting was
held in Hyde Park, to agitate, against an
allowance for Prince Arthur, but it was
q ieoble affair. Another meeting has
been called. which the Government has
The Chief theme Of conversation in nil
circles to day. as we'll us editorials in the
Journals: is,ths expected introduction in
the Com mons. tonight, Of proposition
to ,dsnsure The GoVefhment;f for abolish.
ing the aystem OF purchase Of army comi
missions by royal warrant. ,is'.l ,.,f
PARIs, July 8l!-The fnct that but n
few ballots were cast at the municipal
elections;, and that the great. mass of the
voters abatained from the exercise of the
franchise, is generally attributed to the
continuance Of tho state of siege of
Paris, Which exeroises .a banefril influ-
ence in all caseB 81 sooiety. IAN it1m
pornelaipe faotory .at SevEes--work in
which hau been. entirely suspended since
; the commencement Of the siege OF Paris
py TIE Gsrmans-is to be at pnnoe re-
{! NIGHT DISPATCHES.
/ LoNpoN, July 3l.-Despatohea from
Dublin. report great enthusiasm mani
Tested over the expected visit al the
Prince Of. Wales, The Prince is already
q. ropie. aecopm6a panied by Prince Arthur.
Duke Of Cambridge, Marquis of Lorne.
/, and q nuMtur q, Utter members OF the
nobility. And om6sfa. .q
IiKev. Henry Longheyille Mansel,
Dsaus ofiss oPanvs Church, is dead
HHed HttYiOne years. (. .4tef
JPhiHy'of the New Uastle etrikers have
, gone .ta.the Unitsd States.
x In, the Honse: :ol Lords, to-day, Earl
la1fanville, inn1osinR o. favorable answer
iAtoAthe Royal msssage on behalf of Prince
II Arthur, urged that, the demand merely
fulfilled the Gontfaot at the begin
ming Of the sroignI Of the Queen. He
spoke in warm eulogy .of the Prince,
whose visit to Canada had secured the
], affection OF the qoiopists. The Duke of
Richmond heartily eacopded: the motiop,
which was carried without division. The
D4ke Of Richmond shenlmoved q vote-pf
densl9lse DO, ~ .oll the 'Gneen's. message; MS an
/; unworthy ministerial resort. J He, de-
81 nqo2n,p}eead. 2, !, ip, /, strong Language, the
spseohssa ma1e at tha. banquet at the
Mapaion House. on Saturday, in relation
TO- The treaty Of Washington. and claimed
! chat the Royal prerogative was much
esfsiped in the ratification of that instru-
ment without the assent OF Parliament.
Earl Granville spoke in defence of the
message, as responding simply to the
I. previous action of the House Of Com
mons. 4i-f ,l
/ { In the House Of Commons, q Gladstone
;stated that unless the bill relative to
elections was passed by Tuesday, an ,Oc-
toher session Of Parliament was immi-
,ttnent Peter Alfred Taylor. member for
leicester, denounced the making of. ap-
preparations for Prince Arthur, who, he
said, had better serve the country than
be its penpioner.