The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-23
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WAsH1NaToN, May 21.-The Foreeianl
Relasions Committee have spent twenty
hours considering the treaty. It was
considered yesterday US in committee Of
tue whole, and on Monday will be re-
ported TO. the. Senate without amend
ment, when several amendments will he
offered, but. it III thought, will be re-
jacted; and, as a whole, it will be adopted
probably on Tuesday. The court
preaoher this morning, ia the preeence
OF Grant and several Senators. prayed
Tor the heratihoation;,of the treaty. Earl
DeGfay Informed several uninformed
Senators TINT the ratification Of the
treaty in Englandgwaa an affair OF t1io
Grown, and was only submitted to PAR
iinmentSfcF@ the Information of that
NEW Yonk. May 2s.44 Tho Foster. jury
has been oompleted.s;4 ssti
: NEWARK, MI. May 22.-Dr.E Jane Ga
Cutter has been convicted Of three abof-
tionp. 81: X :.
NEw .YoRK, May 22.-The Directors
OF the Central Bank Of Brooklyn arc
liable to deposition.s,.: go .:e.J :.
The United States Marshal, supported
by file of soldiers for the mines, took
possession Of. the steamer Wm. Tapscott,
over which Morgan SIMS and J. Il. Tap
SCOTT have been oontcndiig.;
A policeman killed a youth.
A citizen fatally. stabbed soldier in
Chicago, yesterday.
"A World Gable. dated Paris, 22J, A.
M., says: All ia over. 10000 Versailiists
l,ave entered the city, aud more are now
coming They marched in all night,
coming through six gates, and met but
slight resistance The bnrricades wcro
not defended. No mines we're exploded.
The versalllists are now moving on the
Hotel de Vile, where the Communists
will make their last stand. The Versail
lists behaved splenditlIy, committing no
excesses.
Bonner denies the report that lie will
trot Dexter at Chicago.
The Foster trial is progressing. No
new facts elicited.
TORONTO. May 22.-Two distinct
earthquakes, on Sunday morning, were
felt here, at Quebec, Ottawa, and other
places. No damage.
BALTIMORE, May % Numbers 81, %
and 70 Sharp street, were burned day.
An engine exploded killing J. Harry
Weaver, n member OF. Council.
New ORLEANS, May 22.-Arcl,bishop
Perche received, yesterday, q formal
demonstration of welcome upon his re-
turn from Rome, from q procession OF
military and civil societies. Az immense
concourse took part.
!. CINCINNATI. May 22.-Bishop Clarke
is very low, being scarcely able to rccog-
niZe his friends. Ill
CHICAGO, May 22.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly adopted resolutions
OF fraternal greeting, aud transmitted
them to the Baptist Assembly.
WAsHINaToN, May 22-Colfax tainted
during the session to-day. Corcoran
continues to improve.
In the Senate, Sumner made a per
personal explanation. saying that the
speech attributed to him in the New
York Herald was bogus. ,.Edmunds de.
MED having abused the press in secret
session. Motions discharging the contu-
macions reporters were made, which ro
over, under the rule.
It is proposed to force 9 vote on the
treaty by the night session tomorrow
night,
|. Baron GeroIt. who has repressesnnted
Prussia here for twenty years, departs
this week. ,i,r :
Colfax, as required by law, has certi.
He'd to the District Attorney the eontu-
macy Of the Tribune correspondents,
which will bring the matter to the cog
nizance Of the grand jury. Tho Seuaie
sail holds them prisoners.
Nominations W. GRAY, Judge
OF the Eastern District of Texas; Samuel
Wakefield, postmaster, New ,eria, La.
Probabi!ities-Partially cloudy and
clear weather is probable for Tuesday in
the interior. No. serious disturbance is
indicated for the Southern and the lake
coasts. Rising barometer and clearing
weather are probable for the Eastern
States.
CHARLESTON, May % 2-Arrived-stealn-
er Virginia, Philadelphia.
A despatch from Ringgold Barracks,
Texas, reports that 100 armed Mexicans
have crossed the border upon cattle
raid; that smaller bnuds are constantly