The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-24
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ForeIgn AnAirs.

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i ForeIEn Affairs.
GENEVA. July 23.-No session of the
tribunal Of arbitration to-day; nor will
there be tomorrow. Precautions to
preserve the secrecy OF the deliberations
OF the tribunal are confined to the most
minute particulars. and nothing what
ever can be learned relative to it's pro-
oeedings. 3.lrl5
LONDON, July 23.-In the Commons.
this afternoon. there was o discussion
upon the subject of the arrival of French
Communists in England, during which
significant question was put to the Go
vernment by Sir Robert Peel. After
alluding to the fact that Germany had
expelled the Jesuits, he asked the Premier
whether the Government intended to en-
force the section of the Roman Catholic
Relief Act of 1929. which provides for
the Punishment from England of all
members of the Society of Jesus.
Gladstone, in reply. said the subject was
On Important one. and must be taken
into serious consideration by the Go
yernment. He added, that though the
law in question was now nearly half
century old, no steps had yet been taken
IOr ltS enfOrcement.
Railway porters in Liverpool are on
strike. Business is seriously interfered
with.
American Matters.
New YORK, July 23-The Worlds
special, dated Geneva, July %, says the
claims for damages caused by the vessels
Boston, Sallie, JEFF. Davis, Jay and
Music have been dismissedby the arbi-
traitors. The demurrer ofYHteat Britain
concerning the other vessels is over
ruled. The case of the Florida was con-
cluded to-day. The decision, it is be-
ieved, awards SO. 800, ,00D damages for
her depredstions. The board took up
the case of the Alabama to-day. :
The eight hour strike seems to have
entirely collapsed. 4R
st. Streeter resigns from the Liberal
Republican Committee. He will support
Grant.
Murphy writes froh Long o Branch that
he believes President Grant himself paid
for his seaside cottage; that he (Murphy)
didn't contribute anything towards it, at
any rate.
Helen Josephine Mansfield is to be
Judge Griffith, of jersey City, died
Sunday. ~
The Tribune denies the story published
in some Of the Republican papers, that
Greeley ever conferred with any Ger
mans relative to the selection of any one
for offices; that he ever desired my one
to get up meeting for him, or that he
ever asked anybody to try to get him
nominated for the Presidency. =
Rio 'Janeiro advices say the three
lron-clads, for which the argentine Con.
gress voted 50, 600, 900, have been ordered
from the United States. Large quaint.
ties OF arms are arriving, and the Argeh.
tines are making other ,preparations for
the threatening war. /INn
s4SAvANNAH, July 23-John:J. Kelly, q
prominent merchant, is dead.,s , pt.'a,I
WASHINGTON, July 23.-GfaHpis here.
Colonel Carter, OF Louisiannn. inter.
viewed him this morning, with q view to
that State. . nf9f 171)
!. pHIApElpHn, July 2s.7-AsaasSman
VIM: 'McMullin was seriously ,ahpt by 9
pafdpned conviot inHA aqua11ei, over d
stolen boquet. The baliiiK6 been ex.
traoted. and there is hopes ais reco.
Bzavnn. oononADo. July .s.-Miss
Gabrielle McKeen attributes the report
that she was instrumen tai. in 'McKeen
Bnahanan's death to the malice of q dig
charged agent. .
EAsrpoRr, ME-, July 23 The steamer
New England, from st.. Joth's for East
port. was wrecked. The passengers
were saved.
WASHINGTON, July 23- Evening. The
President leaves Washington again to-
morrow night. The Cabinet to-day had
nothing of public consequence before it,
and business was soon over. All the
members present excepting Delano, who
Is en- route to North Carolina
The new list of internal revenue super
visors will be promulgated tomorrow,
and several other appointments, which
were decided upon to-day, will be made
BY the President.
Spotted Tail and his braves will inter
view the President tomorrow.
Major Sterrett Ramsey. the Oldest
paymaster in the navy, is dead.
obabiiities-Pleesant weather with
South-westerley winds w;ll probably CON
time on Wednesday in theSouthern and
dnif States. The area of lowest baro.
meter will move down the st. Lawrence
Valley, with cloud and rain over New