The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-30

FAREWELL SERMON. .-Rt. Rev. Bishop
Ierslco preached his farewell sermon as
bishop OF the Savannah, Ga, Diocese, nt
the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
last sunday morning, to an immense
congregation: Bishop Persico will short
y leave for Europe. Bishop William II.
GROSS. who was ordained Bishop of Sa.
vannah at the Cathedral in Baltimore.
lust sunday, is expected to arrive in Sa.
vannah next Tuesday. Some sixteen so.
oieties. civil aud religious, will receive
ana salute the new Bishop on his COM
ing.
On Saturday, q drunken woman, named
Elizabeth Doran, while crossing q street
in Brooklyn, New York. with an infant
IN her arn,s. wes knocked down by a
passing express wagon, when she dropped
the child on the Car track. and cur ran
over it and severed it's left leg. The
screams OF the little one, as it's mutilated
leg dangled abont, excited the sympathy
OF every one who beheld it.
Mr.. Green, son of The famons fab
breeder. DIR. Seth Green, and his assist
ants. who were left ia.Augusta by the
latter, to ascertain the chances of obtain
ing sufficient number of ripe sbad To-
inaugurate the process of matching. to
increase the annual shad crop of the Sa.
vnnnah River, have been compelled to
abandon the project for the present
year.
"A despatch from Portland, Oregon.
says that the Indians who recently left
the Yakima reservation in that State
nave made their appearance in the Lewis
hiVer settlement arrayed in war paint.
a general outbreak of the Indians in
eastern Oregon is feared, and the settlers
have requested the Governor of tho
State 10 furnish them with arms.
There is movement in Paris to do
away with the wearing of gloves. It is
argued that as small hand, like q small
toot' ls generally the sign of aristocratic
descent. there is no reason why it be
concealed within vulgar inteoument.
where the fingers of the Faubourg are on
eqnal terms with the horney ones of
Bellevilie and Montmartre.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SAyASNAu.-On
Sunday night, in Savannah, ou West
Broad street. seven frame buildings were
burned. Three belonged to Martin
Henges, and were partially insured. Fonr
belonged to Thos. Malloy. who was in.
sured to the amount of $4,000 on his
buildings and stock Of goods.
The Atlanta papers report tho danger.
GUS illness of DR.. W. T. WestmorelSnd.
In performing surgical operation, some
days ago, he accidentally cut his fineor.
This wound, being poisoned by contact
with the diseased flesh of his patient. ia
the cause OF his critical condition.
Master Jesse Grant, aged fourteen, is
circumnayigating the world, in charge Of
some friends OF tho family. It is said
the President was compelled to send the
BOY out OF the country to prevent Sheri-
dan from making him his chief of staff.
Brigham Young, in giving up the cares
OF State, has retired to what the newspa.
pers call "the bosom of his family"
Since the days OF Solomon, no family
ever had such bosom. It is O perfect
Sierra OF brensts. Golden Age.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: "New rye is said to be coming up
nicely. When it becomes Old Rye it
VIII 60 down nicely. too"
Last Sunday afternoon John Phinizy.
Jf.' well.known citizen of Augusta.
died at the residence of his father. John