The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-18
TnLmaE1 APHIC
Foreigu AMAlrs.

~oANOoN, y u1y 4ts-Au luUu6nLl8l meet
ing o: Roman Catholics was held here
last night. the Duke Of Norfolk presid-
ing. RESOLUTIONS were adopted protest.
ing against the action OF the Italian Go
vernment toward the Pspal authorities,
and oondemning the recent law passed
oy the German Parliament, prosecuting
Jesuits.
The Times, this morning, commenting
upon the issue OF the trial Of Edward s..
Stokes. says: eat the bottom of what
we call this miscarriage OF justice, is
that indifference Americans feel for vic.
lent crimes. in which both murderer and
victim are rowdies."
GENEVA. July 1.-THE board ad-
Journed after thirty minutes session,
during which papers were exchanged.
NO further delay Is spprehended.
LONDON, July 17.-Mail advioes from
Alexandria, to Friday last, give detailed
accounts of the affray between Consul
General Butler aud the Khedivc's Ame-
rioan officers. Butler, bis Secretary,
Wadleigh, and an attaohee of the CON
snlate. named Stroiogo, were dining at q
Greek restaurants. where were also Gene
rails Loring and Reynolds and Major
Campbell. As they were leaving the
restaurant, Loring and Reynolds saluted
Butler, but Campbell passed on without
recognizing him. Butler shouted, "Good
evening, Major Campbell" Campbell
retraced his steps, when high words and
blows ensued. The whole party went
into the street, where Wadleigh fred
several shots at Campbell, woupding
him dangerously. Reynolds then fred
at Wadleigh, without effect. The diff
Guilty Is reported to have grown out of q
long-standing enmity between Butler
and Campbell. The Alexandria military
commission to inquire into the recent
facts is still in session, and is composed
OF General Stone. Colonel Purdy and
several native officers of the Egyptian
army. Bntler's departure is confirmed.
HIS destination is not certainly known,
but it is reported that he left with the
Intention of returning to the United
States.
LONDON, CANADA. July 17.-Cornwall,
who assisted in the abduction of DR..
Bratton, was found guilty and sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary, at
Bangor, Me.
American Matters.
DENVER. COLORADO. July ia water
spout atruok a carriage, with four per.
sons in it. Two ladies were drowned
and one was found three miles below the
scene Of the disaster, covered with sand
and debris. The road was rendered i'm
passable by the wash.
New YORK, July 1.-THE weather is
very hot. M
Many striking workmen object to al.
lowing the Internationais to participate
In the eight hour parade.
An illicit still, running forty gallons
per hour, was captured in BROOKLYN.
with much material. The building.
which Is four stories high, was forfeited
to the Government.
MnwAUKER. July II. johnson &
Jones soap land candle factory WAS
burned last night; loss $85, 900.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l7.-The authori-
ties OF the Hawaiian Islands attached
the steamer Nebraska, for introducing
smallpox. A general gave bond. and
the vessel proceeded.
BAITIMoRE. July 17.-2O, 900 attended
the imperial German band concert.
SARATOGA, July 17.-The opinion of
racing men 10 that Longfellow will never
run again, although he may be the most
valuable in the stud. During the race
for the cup, one Of his plates twisted
round. and cut his other foot and leo
badly. The plate was broken in two and
his leg disabled, yet Longfellow gallantly
ran the race out to the wonder Of all the
racing men.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Dem ocratio
aud Liberal Republican State Central
Committees of Illinois met in Joint ses-
sion, at Springfield, yesterday, and Sc.
lected full electoral ticket, with ex-Gov.
Bsoss. of Cook County, and Judge J.
ID. Gator. OF Lasalle County, as electors
for the State at large. The Republicans
OF the Sixteenth Congressional District.
yesterday, nominated James 8. Martin
for Congress-.
Ignatius Donnelly has written letter
declining the Republican nomination for
Congress in the First District of Mime.
sofa, and declares his adherence to Gree.
ley and Brown.
SARATOGA, July 1.-THE Arst race
was for $500 for all ages-one mile.
Alarm Won, beating Fadladen one length.
king Fisher was third. Time 1.42s<.
Ihe second was selling race for $500
for all ages. for one and half miles.
Won BY Alice Hunt, beating Sanford a
head. Mary Louise was third-one
Length behind-Buckdon, who was the
favofite oyer others, beating off and
trailing. Time 2. 2.40A. The third race