The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-07

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iosDos. Nsreh e.-A;:i.;sln,,qos, Ii. .;Hs;is .Ho;ais
that the Marquis Of aIsoiher and the
Princess Louise have separated, because
: OF incompatibility of temper Tho
Rrlnoess is In 2 religious retreat, near
Windsor. and the MARQUIS has gone
abroad. No authority is given for the
report, and II remains to be confirmed.
President Theirs hes recognized the
5ell!gersnt rights. Of the ,0arlista in
Spa1s Ghe Impression grows In Lon.
don that Don Carlos will succeed. II 70
rnuiored that the Carlist leaders intend
to raise loan. ist,tn. ,.....
Amsrisan-ma.asrs.
OHARnEsroN. March Arrived
Steamship Ashland, Philadelphia.
= New ORhEANs, March 6.-Quite q
fight occurred between the militia and
the police. La. five minutes there was
sharp musketry' firing. when the police
unlimbered cannon aud fred, three
shots down Ohalres street. The militia
'retreated, but were being strongly rein
forced, when staff officer Of General
Emery appeared on the scene, to whom
the commander Of the militia surrender.
ed. General Emery acted, and the mill.
tia General Waggumen surrendered, in
obedience to the following:
WARRINGTON, March 6.-To W n
Emery, Commanding: The President d.
reots you to. prevent any violent inter-
ference with the State Government OF
Louisiana. Acknowledge receipt.
W. r: SHERMAN. General.
One killed ard several wounded. It
is understood that Governor MoEnery
disavows having ordered the demonstra.
ton against the police ~ l:s
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6-The terms
offered to the Modocs are: First-to sur.
render as prisoners of war to, General
Oanby; to receive. full amnesty for the
past. Second-to. DO removed to Angel
leland. and there to be clothed, fsd and
sheltered as soldiers are. until perma-
nent home in some new country may be
found-perhsps Arizona. Third-to be
clothed, fed md sheltered in their new
home until such time as they will be
able.to maintain themselves; their wo-
men aud children to receive transporta-
tion' to Angel Island, thence 20 their
new home. Fourth General Candy is
OF opinion that lie can promise Captain
Jack and some of his head men permis.
sion to visit Washington. j., = :. 49, n,
New YORK., March 6.--Gen. Fremont,
who is at present in this oity, has pre-
pared a written defence in the matter
OF the proceedings in Paris, concerning
the Ell Paso bond sales: He denies oil
guilty knowledge Of fraudulent practices,
The criminal action in France is against
Fremont. and Berlan Probst, Paradise,
Lissignal and Poppinel. and the acousa-
non rests upon forgery by Probst and
Others Of q certificate of the New York
Stock: Exchange. whereby the bonds of
the El Paso Company we're admitted to
the Paris Bourse. Il is probable pro.
ceedlngs may be oommenced against
Fremont in thia country. ;,,Y 10 'siA
NEW ORhBANs, March 8-KellogR's g.
Metropolitan Police, armed as infantry,
have taken possession of Odd Fellows'
Ball, where the MoEnery Legislature
have heretofore met. Mr.. J. d. Manus,
Speaker OF the House, and other mem
bers, Who were in the hall at Che time,
were taken to the Firat Police Station.
about 100 Metropolitans OCCUPY La
Fayette Square. Thete is considerable
excitemont. and large crowd is gather.
ing about the square and Odd Fellows
Hall. ri j -
= BIossDURa. N. j., March 6.-The
Eagle Hotel and thirty business houses
"S-S SAAASA to'NAy3 AOSo p1OO,OUOs
HARRIsBURa, March Elm the Evans
case, the jury gave q verdict Of $l2, 900
Tor the Government. None of the
charges of fraud were sustained.
NEW ORLEANS. March 6.-The follow
lug correspondence explains. itself, and
shows that the mastery of the situation
rests With the Federal forces:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
New ORLEANS, March 6, 1878.
Major General Emery. Commanding De-
partnaent Of he GuJf.
GENERAL: I have the honor to submit
to you the inquiry whether or not the
action of the Metropolitan Police force
OF this city, in the seizure OF the Odd
Fellows Hall. this morning, and the
armed prevention by the said force OF
the assembling OF the Legislature OF Ibis
State in said hall, meets with your coun-
tenance and approval; and whether or
not the United States forces under your
command will support this armed oocu.
patton Of that. building.
have the honor, General, to remain,
your obedient servant,
JOHN MoENERY,
Governor of Louisiana.
HEADo'TE DEPT OF THE GULF,