The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-22
THLES4RAPHIC
roreIgn Anairs.

from Biscay report that the Carlists' or
ganlzation in the province has been
completely annihilated. 5000 insur.
gents surrendered to the loyal forces on
Sunday last. Order is now restored
throughout the entire province.
PARIS, May 2l.-Oharles Francis
Adams has departed for Geneva.
MADRID, May 21.-Sickles is here.
American IntsIlIgenee.
New YORK., May 2l.-The bosses have
generally conceded to the eight hours,
and the strike Ia virtually over.
10000 Immigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday.
The Herald's special commission to
look after DR.. Livingstone is within
twenty days march OF him. He was
we'll at last advices.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The Board
OF Trade passed resolutions approving
tho supplemental treaty.
HALIFAX, HAY 21.-The brig Hunts.
man won't ashore of Cape Charles, La
bridor. or the crew. seventeen only
out OF sixty-two were saved.
WASHINGTON. May 21.-In the Senate,
the Contamination discussion and pro-
longation OF the suspension of the
hdbeds corpus was continued. AIcorn
made q scathing onslaught on Ames-
impuning' his veracity,, oitizenship and
other qualities which representative of
Mississippi should have.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Many of the
carpenters who made a successful strike
for eight hours now favor new strike
for 81
$500. 900 in gold goes tomorrow.
Maxwell's knitting mill, at Amster-
dam, was burned to-day.
The election OF Bishops in the Gene
raj Meth6dist Assembly is progressing
by ballot. It is tedious affair. DR..
Slooer said, thirty years ago, at the cleo
ion OF Bishops, there had. been ballot
stuf1ng. He hoped If such q thing was
discovered here. the vote would be taken
over again. An Indiana delegate de.
manded that the laity and clergy vote
separately for Blahops. The motion for
n separate vote vas Lost, amid tremen-
dons cheering. "A delegate called atten-
tion to the demonstrations of the audi
ence, and moved that the galleries be
cleared. Kisses from the galleries.
Bishop Ames asked the police, if any
were present. to clear the galleries.
During the absence of the tellers, the
Book Concern was discussed further.
Only three Bishops were eleoted-W. j..
Harris, OF Central Ohio; r. 8. Foster,
Of New York; Thomas Boreman, OF
Iowa. Those lacking majority were
Peck, Wiley. Foss, Eddy, Merrill. Hs.
ven, Reed, Newman, Waldron, Fowler.
Gary Cummings, Oobbey and Hill.
There were other scattering votes.
LATER. and Merrill were elect
ed Bishops. The remaining three will
be elected tomorrow.
:, WASHINGTON, May 21.-In the House.
the conference report upon refunding
spirit taxes when destroyed was passed
The conference report giving q double
subsidy to the Pacific mail passed,
amended so that the steamers shall be
entirely OF American construction. An
amendment requiring the New York and
Panama steamship line to be main
tanned was adopted. The House is in
session tonight upon foreign affairs.
The Senate was occupied by the Ku
kinx extension all day. Carpenter,
from the Committee on the Judiciary.
reported, without amendment, bill to
amend the bankruptcy Act. by substi-
t1tng 1871 eor 1864 in the first proviso
OF the fourteenth section; also, with
amendments, Trumbuii's niii amendato.
~ OF Section 33 Of the bankruptcy Act.
Mr.. Alcorn, in his speech to day, said
NoItueTu m9u nave become, since the
war, citizens bona .1ids of Mississippi,
taking stock in the sympathy and inte-
rests Of our people. These are amongst
the elite of the Republican party. Others
have come into the State, sojourners 80
long as they hold Office. Their teuure
OF Office will end as it began-with re-
puisions of race. Like thieves who set
fire to houses, they have come to inflame
in order to steal. My colleague, repre-
senting nothing in Mississippi, save
these agents of hate, stands here as
etumbling-blook to repose and concord.
He knows no restraint of the representa-
tive. He is not citizen Of the State;
he has never contributed dollar to her
taxes; he is not identified with her by
even technical residence. He blackens
her character by Misrepresentation. Six
murders at Meridian he tortures into
ten; the murders of negroes in the State
he distends into hundreds; eighteen
murders on the record for three months,
he exaggerates into sixty-three.
'"fhe forty five eassassinations which lie
thus commits in the presence of the
Senate concur with the misrepresenta-
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