The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-11

sldence in France. Thiers makes an
humble apology, TO the Holy Father for
The inability Of Francel ia interfere in
behalf oftemporaL power inI the Roman
States, but declares it as bis earnest con
.vlctlon that Italian unity isimpossible.
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ii'r,NO0N DISPATCHES.
ThE ANTICIPATED DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN
oRANGEMEN AND oATHoLIcs-THE NEW
.iAREI RAILROAD. D.tDIsAsTERl-PATAu AND
4 EXTENSIVE HsToRM5-DEATHs. OF. PRoAII-
NENT MENI.Ngw LOAN WrrHpRAwN-Ac-
II o1DsETs MONTH oAnotiNA RAILROAD
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a.j OTTAWA, CANADA, July S.--The Secre.
tary to the Speaker OF the House of
Commons was killed in an election row.
- WAsHINaToN, July S.-.,The Civil
service Commissioners haze met. with a
: serious bitch. from the fuct that some
PoTerS granted them BY the Law conflict
with the power vested in the President
by. the Constitution. \. Tha Attorney
. General has been consulted. ,t.i5
~ Pleasanton hns written isri elaborate
lptteE to the President, claiming certain
indeRendent rights and duties under the
law, and ho demands that Boutwell, shall
similarly ;qnOte law in support*o Of his
right bf interference. Should legal
, Questions !perplex the President, (which
1s quite probable.) Pieasanton asks that
the letters be referred TO the Attorney
General, and promises to abide by the
DECISION. &
The Revenue Department. decides that
salaries OF officers of rlunhticiasylums,.
nhd other like institutional are taxable
by the United States as Incomes aan 't.N
Il PHIlADEItRaH1A. July S.-Col. ..Cephas
G.- Childs died laet evening, nged 78.
He wds formerly connected with the
JNQrth A1,ericdn, and. for n quarter. of o
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=, NEW YORK, July 8. Mischief lis brew
ing between the. Irish Catholics and the
OfangemeD, which can hardly fail TO re-
.sult ina serious riot, unless the anthori-
ties interfere. It is said the OranRemen
have organized 5000 men to defend the
,procession, and the Catholics have or
'ga4ized q much larger number, under
the 'namo OF the National Volunteers.
Both parties ayo. their intention to pa
rode fully armed. Two divisions of the
ancient order Of Hibernians haye met in
secret session. Remarks outside Of the
hal! indicate a bitter luminosity toward
tho Ordhgemen. An extensive purchase
Of. arms seems certain. Tha Hibernian
Society'will get up target excursion for
.Wsdne esdsy, with the intention Of meet
i1pg the Orange procession. Mayor 'Hdll
expresses the positive, opinion that pre-
'parahons against riot are 30 perfect as
TO render it impossible. Archbishop
McClosky directs the clergy to speak at
each mass, advising congregations to
abstain from overt acts against the
Orangemen.
James Il. Rider has been arrested for
bigamy. Having q wife in Portsmouth,
Va, he married in Pennsylvania Inst
year, and again last month in Pouah.
keepsie. Several cnses of seduction are
also pending against Rider.
,. WARRINGTON, July 0.-The Medical
Association has postponed action regard
ang. consultations with diplomned colored
laoctbfs to OGtober, but expelled DR.. D.
W. Bliss for defiant language and aotion
regarding consultations with doctors re.
7ected by the. Medical Society. ]. This
iteomplicRtion arises from the foot that
MssDr. Bliss consulted with DR.. Cox, whose
ssapplsoati9n for membership was rejected
SEaladA6sa 4saStef on the Board, OF Health
Sgi the Territory with honnoeopathists
.H N9W 'YoRK, July 10. --Afchbishop Nc
SCloskey's sermon ,.intimases ! that the
2rahgemeh intsndlto provoke outrages.
he hopes the proper authorities will
prevens the procession; but If allowed
urges and warns parents, husbands and
brothers to go to their employments and
attend their ordinary vocations as usual
on "Wednesday, and return peacefully t.
their homes in the evening, as thotigi
no such temptation to do evil wero' eve,
thrown in their way. Let Catholic mo
theirs, md wives, aud sisters romnin al
their homes and attend to their 1pmt
duties, and allow no unworthy ourioMit,
to draw thom near this procession.
Tho coroner's jury in tho Newark acci
dent concludes with the following YER
dict: eve. the jury: do say that a. mis-
placed switch was tho result OF careless
ness on the part of tho switch tend or
Wm. Thompson; and we do also censur