The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-17

.roreIRn Affairs.

!1oNOoNs .OecomDeE 1O.-Au the Jour
nails sympathize with Disraeli in the loss
OF his wife. Disraeli's health is greatly
impaired.
Bismarck looks exceedingly we'll. he
will probably remain at the head of the
Prussinn Cabinet.
It is more evident than ever that the
majority OF the Assembly will oppose
Ihiers. One or the other must yield.
The: country supports Theirs.
Q thirty OF the eighty supposed to be
1ost from the emigrant ship Franklin
were rescued.
American Matters.
CHARLEsToN, December 16.-Arrived
Steamship South Carolina, New York
schooner Traveller, New York.
RICHMOND, December 15.-The Very
lev. Thomas Mullvey, Vicar. General of
the Catholic Diocese OF Virginia, died
this evening, at his residence, in Peters.
burg; aged sixty-three.
Nav ORLEANS, December i5.-The
board OF managers have submitted arti-
oles of impeachment against Warmoth.
The charges include the Offering to
Pinohbaok Of $50. 900 bribe.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Returns
from the Louisiana electoral college were
received by the Vice-President to-day.
One is supposed to give the casting vote
for Greeley and the other for Grant.
Several bets have been drawn, but the
most are held on account of the issue
which the joint session decides.
WASHINGTON, December 18-Evening.
The oaving of ditch at the st. Louis
Asylum buried Eve. One was unhurt,
ana TWO who were unearthed are dead.
Workmen are digging for the others.
S8nnYano Hov1vf IT,
moth.-We are all of opinion that when
g: final decree shall be rendered in the
Circuit Court in this case, an appeal will
lie to this court. We are also OF OPT
alon that the court has no jurisdiction in
this case to issue writ of prohibition
until an appeal is taken.
In the House, Stevenson introduced
bill abolishing tolls over tho louisville
and Portland Canal.
In the Senate. Carpenter introduced a
bill regulating the transfer of private
property to public uses.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 16.-Gen:
Crook is pushing against the Apaches.
Five expeditions are operating. Over
100 Apaches hnve been killed. Crooks
policy is to hunt the Indians down.
NEW YORK, December 16.-All the per-
sonal property at Chappaqua was auo-
toned Saturday.
A hydrophobia death occurred yester
day.
One person was fatally and se veral &C.
riously injured by the explosion of
kerosene lamp on q centre table.
The Tribune closes an editorial headed
independent Journalism" as follows:
we have expressed our hope, and to
certain extent our belief; that We are to
hQUQ iof~
honestly support. We certainly shall
not be found cautiously and maliciously
opposing it."
NEW YORK, December 6.-The italian
Society held meeting last evening, at
which the home government was fieroely
denounced for its conduct in relation to
the immigration Of so many Of it's poor
TO this country. the italian Consul here
was also assailed for failing to make a
satisfactory explanation of the CAUSES of
the exodus. It was decided to memori.
alize Congtess in opposition to what tho
meeting designated as "this infamous
white slave trade"
NEW ORLEANS. December 16.-B. I.
Lynch, Republican, was installed as
Judge Of the Fourth District Court; Bon.
ner, fusionist, being foroibly elected,
Bonner held. his commission from Gov.
Warmoth. Lynch holds commission
from acting Gov. Pinchbaek, upon the
return of the Bovee Board.
In the Federal Court, Warmoth's con.
tempt case was up. Several witnesses
were examined, with no new develop
ments. It is now taken under advise.
ments. The impeachment is postponed
till Wednesday. It is stated the Govern.
or won't answer at citation. A ballot for
United States Senator will be taken to-
morrow. Billings, Casey, Durell, Pinch.
back, and e1-Gov. Hahn, will probably
be nominated. Pinchbaok is regarded az
the strongest, nearly three.fonrths Of the
Legislature being oolored.
BALTIMORE, December 16.-In tho
case OF Uppercue, charged with murder,
the jury disagreed and were discharged.
WASHINGTON. December 16-Evening.
In the House, many bills were presented,
including an appropriation to pay the
awards of the Court of Claims, repeal
ing the tobacco tax, refunding taxes col
leoted on raw cotton, repeating taxes on
spirits made from fruits, removing all
political disabilities, importing duty free
iron for the Helena and Iron Mountain n
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