The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01

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PAR1s. ARl. April 80. 0.-Barodet addressed
his constituents to-day. He declared
that Democracy everywhere was inoreas--
L is said Grevy succeeds Goulard as
Minister OF the Interior. =
VIENNA, April 30. The Prince and
Prince Imperial of Germany have ar
rived: Also, the Count and Countess OF
Flanders.
LONDON. April so.-A sharp shook
OF an earthquake is reported in Don
caster. y.
vienna. April s0.-The foreign Jour
nallsts had banquet tonight, at which
1oO were present. The scandal in rela.
tlon 70 the American Commissionerships
continues to be the leading topic. Cum
ningham has been appointed temporarv
superintendent of the American section.
General VanBuren writes to the new
Free Press, repudiating the charges. and
asking for suspension of public judp.
ment until an Investigation. The strike
OF the oabmen continues.
LONDON, April 30.-Jerusalern adyices
state that the Latin and Greek monks
are lighting at Bethleman. Five Latins
and six Greeks were hurt.
PARIS, April 30.-It is reported in
Bayonne that the Carlists have surround.
ed Balboa, which is almost defenceless.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON. April 30.-.Arriyed-
Steamships Manhattan, New York: Ash
land, Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Va, April 3O.-The British
ship Herrera is ashore off Cape Henry
and settling in .he sand. She has been
dismantled and nineteen hogsheads OF
sugar saved.
NEW YORK, April 30. Arrived steam.
or Humbolt, from Copenhagen. She en-.
countered heavy weather, and lost two
propeller fans.
a lava bed special says: It was fear.
ial trap into which the soldiers fell, and
the hrst fonr shots were only fred to
draw the troops more directly between
the hre OF tho Indians on the fight md
LETT The rout was complete, and with
the exception OF the officers and non.
commissioned officers-the msioritv of
whom lny strctohed on the rocks. with
their life blood ebbing fast away-the
watch-word was "Sauue qui peu." Dur.
ing the night, the indians were oreepino
dead. w
81. LOUIS. April 30.-The round house
OF the st. Louis and Kansas CITY Rail.
road was burned to-day; loss $50, 600.
Arrangements for the Congressional
Convention on May Ii are nearly
completed. The Governors of all the
States are invited. The railway excur.
sion to Galveston starts on the 10th,
MEMPH1s. April 80.-Tom Corbot won
the first heat-time 415; NASHVILLE won
the aecond-1.52. 1.51; Frogtown won
the third-2.49k.
HALIFAX, April 30.-The wreck of the
Atlantic was blown up to-day, but no
bodies were recovered.
ALBANY, April 80. The Governor has
signed the New York city charter.
WAsHINaroN, April 30.-Sherman has
an oholai despatch, forwarded from
Sohoheld, confirming the lava bed news.
Mslor treen. commanding on the West
side OF the lava beds, ordered Captain
Iaomas. with seventy soldiers and forty
Warm Spring Indians, to reconnoitre
iour miles from camp. Tie party
reached the designated point, and were
resting. No Indians had been sean
When the party was fred upon, part Of
tue command panicked, and Organization
in . great measure ceased. The strao-
glers reached camp at half.past / p. III
Green went to the assistance OF Thomas
and found Thomas command sntirelv
disorganized and scattered. The details
fully confirm the casualties telepraphed
Yesterday. All the officers and part of
the men remained together and fought
like heroes, but the Indians had secured
the advantage Of position before thoy
we're discovered. The remains Of the
officers were sent to Yreka. The bodies
OF four warriors were found near the
scene. The Indiaps OCCUPY the rocks
four miles below their old position. T.
will be impossible to surround them with
the force here and en- route. This report
is signed by Gillem. Sherman has teIe.
graphed to Grant and Belknap for ad.
vice.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 30.-A Yreka
despatch says the people OF that place
and Sootts Valley are misunderstanding o
general Indian war. The citizens in the
valleys OF Oregon and above the lakes
and lava beds are moving away, with
their cattle and property.
TORONTO, April 30.-Information has
been received here from the Sioux, gen
orally reported reliable. to the eject
that some American traders, having
poisoned two Sioux chiefs, Little Knife
and Sitting Bull, at place called Cy.
press Bill, ic British territory, by ad.
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