The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-05
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roroiEn Affairs.
MADRID. June 4.-Marshal Serrano
has taken the oath Of office as President
of the Council and Minister of War in
the new ministry. These positions have
been temporarily occupied by Admiral
Topete.
American Matters.
SAN FRANoIsoo. June 4.-The Federal
occupation of Mazatlan is confirmed.
All Western Mexico is now pacified.
ST. LOUIS. June Am immense rain,
supposed eight inches, fell to-day, flood
ing erything in central Indiana.
New YORK, June 4.-The Greeley
ratification meeting WAS immense: A
letter from Montgomery Blair. speaking
OF Radicalism, says it was cot until at
tackled by Sumner, sohurz and Trum-
bull, was it brought to bay. A letter
from Senator Trumbull oongratulates
the Liberals for their deliverance from
party trammels aud for giving the peo-
pie the opportunity to elect Horace
Greeley President Of pacific govern
ment and obiiberate old animosities.
General Imboden says he hastens to
assure the meeting that the Southern
men unite in support OF the policy and
nominees of the Cincinnati Convention;
the unanimity in the South is without
parallel; the opposition in Virginia is too
feeble to provoke q campaign. The
Democratic Convention in Los Angeles
has declared for Greeley and Serrano's
olemenoy to surrendering insurgents.
Mrs. Jane Farley. in it Of jealous
dependency, out her throat.
Charles O'Oonnor is arguing the case
of the people against Tweed, et al.
In the Methodist Conference, the Rev.
Mr.. Fuller offered resolution to esta-
blish oolored conference in the terrific
~ now occupied by the Georgia and Ala
bama Conferences. After some discus
sion, the resolution was tabled.
Admiral Nelson. charged with compli-
city with his son Abram Nelson. in pur-
loining valuable papers from pri vate
safe at Phelps & Co.,, was held for trial
in $4,000 bail.
A Oamsrgo special reports that IRE
vino rallied his forces, and utterly de-
fested the Government troops at Mon
terey.
PHILADELPHIA, June "A. B. Cor
nell succeeds Horace Greeley in the Ma
tional Republican Executive Committee
Delegates are arriving in large numbers
No accidents en- route. The calculations
are close regarding the Vice-P Presidency.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Senate
conourred in the conference report upor
the tariff and tax bill. The House wa
engaged on private bills.
The Senate spent the day in discuss
ing matters relating to the New Yorl
Custom House.
In the House, q bill distributing tn
quota of arms to the insurreotionar,
States from 1862 to 1869, passed. An
other bill removing disabilities passed
The conference report on the tariff ant
tax bills was adopted. and goes to tn
effect on the Lat Of July, and the tarii
the revenue by bill is estimated a
Big, 800. 900. The tax on friction matche
is restored. the revenue from which
$4,000, 600. Adjourned to Friday.
ProbabiIities-The lowest baromete
over New York will move Eastward owe
New England, followed by rising bare
meter, clear and clearing weather an
brisk North-westerly winds over tn
Middle States tonight, and extend owe
New England on Wednesday morning
Clear weather will continue very genel
ally from the Gulf aud South Atlanti
coasts to the lower and upper lake.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
MEMPHIS, TENN. June "A tornad
passed OYER Oourtland, Ala. A ciror
tent was prostrated, injnring thrt
actors; much damage was done to tt
timber.
CHARLESTON, June4 Arrived -steap
ship Galf Stream, Baltimore.
100 anvils, to be used in the Bostc
Peace Jubilee, have arrived from En-
land in the Cnnard eteamer Olvmnn