The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-17

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BERLIN, May 16.-The German Go |
yernment has resolved TO e1pel the Re-
demptorists,' Lazafists, the oonoreua.
tions Of the Holy Ghost and Sacred
Heart, an1cthe Occupants Of close con.
vents from the country, within the oom.
ing elk months. a4si T;~.f
LONDON. May 1e.-A despatch from
Vienna says 100 additional failures we're
announced on the bonrse, yesterday. No
important bank has yet suspended. The
nseess5ssa pauio has 1feated consterna-
tion In all branches Of business. A son
OF wealthy banker committed suicide,
yesterday. i&r ? ..'r.s'i .!.
Mde. ;Loyson. the wife OF pere Hya-
olnthe. has given birth to q boy.
The Rev, Thomas Robinson, the e,ni-
nent English divine, Canon of Roches-
Ter, and enthor OF several theological
works, is dead. He was eighty-two
years old.
PARIS, May 1e.-A complete remodel
ing Of the French Ministry avon strict
Republican basis is certain at an early
day,
AmsrIehn Matters.
CHAanEgtoN, May 1e. = Arrived
Schooner WA. lowering, New York.
NEW YORK. May 16.-Gen. Van Buren,
denounces: his detractors as cowsrdly
knaves. He attributes his present nm
fortunate position to the acoursed ma-
lignity and unhallowed ambition and
vanity OF John Jay, American Minister
to Austria.
Jose Gonzales has been elected Cuban
agent at Philadelphia.
Oswald Jugla, an Atlantic survivor.
subscribes to fund for the. Mars Island
fishermen, to whom. he says, hundreds
owed their lives. AT ',a
Nixon male will, yesterday, giving
his property to his wife and daughters
Nixon was hanged this morning. He
slept soundly last night. Heard mass
this morning. -A
A conflict occurred yesterday, after the
hanging OF Luisignane-two priests
claiming the body; but the doctora re-
fused to deliver it mp until after post
nsortena examination. When this was
completed, the body was left for the
priests, who would not touoh it, and it
was placed in vault in the city ceme:
: terry. ,,.|4,.lt.-A .,:L,' - ,
CRY OF MEXICO, May 16.-The Presi.
dent gave farewell dinner to Minister
Nelson and Secretary Bliss. s.a
- HALIFAX. May 16.-The names OF those
who volunteered to- go down the Drum
|, mond Nine after the 'Hrst explosion arc
abraham Guy, Edward Burns, Thomas
Glenwright and Timothy Howa.t. The
coroner's jury attributs the calamity to
the nse of powder; by one Mcleod, Who,
'fe4hsed to work unless allowed to nee it
fog ioqseping coal. .roti 5,lbI 81
i. ST. LOUIS, May le.-The excursion
party numbers; 100, including. 100 Con
gseasmen and, fifteen iq0psrespMa mems
oIGrr1I. Rock. May Is Rev: IT 1; INT,
snish, Of New Orleans. was chosen ND
Oa1oAao. May 1e.-rhe wife Of cohni. Il
Portalis, q. French officer OF thesWash-
Holiday, died in a Pullman car. - -.
Result Of the pigeon match-Bogardus
81; Tinkexs 85. 4. TT, :.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.--Despatches have
been received from the Governor Of
Georgia, inviting the convention to visit
Georgia, and from the Mayor ef,Atlanta,
rendering the hospitality Of that oity,. on
the 10th instant. 10"
BAnrnloRH. May 16.-The master rail
road mechanics adjourned to Chicago, in
May next. ~
New iberia, La, May 15:-A squad
OF mounted Metropolitans arrived here
by land, from ST. Martinsville, to await
the boat. The transport Ozart arrived
at 8 o'clock, with Badgers force, and
took on the cavalry and piece Of artil-
lery. and proceeded to Brashear, en- route
to New Orleans. Asquad of fifty got off
at Terrebopne, to install officers at Thi-
bodeanx. Two companies OF United
States troops, with Ool. Smith in oom-
n.and, lett on the Minnie Avery for Bra.
: shear City, where they have engaged
transportation for New Orleans, where
they will probably arrive to morrow
evening. Two companies OF United
States troops remain at st. Martinsvil!e,
ten men and one officer Of whom are al
the service Of the United States Marshal.
Col De Blanc and several Of bis friends
surrendered, and are now on parole;
they will leave for New Orleans The
names Of the eleven for whom the Mar
.shal has variants are not ascertained.
Quiet now reigns in st. MartinsvilIe.
New YORK, May .16.--Tbe Metropolis
broke shaft tho third day out from
New Orleans, but proceeded under sail.
She wanted no assistance. all we'll. !,