The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-29
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Foreign Anatr,.

cases OF sporadic cholera-scattered, in
dividual attaoks-brought to hospital
yesterday. Five OF the number proved
fatal. There is an effort for concaalui ent
OF the fact Of the presence Of the disease
in the city.
LONDON. April 2S.-A despatch from
Madrid says the search for members of
the permanent committee continues. Be-
cerra and Ferguierola have been arrest-
ed. A monster meeting of Federalists
was held yesterday, and gallant speeches
we're made.
The lancashire Oompany's carriage
works were burned in Manchester. Fifty
locomotives and 120 coaches were burned |.
The loss is 1,000.0 600.
The st. Charles Hotel, Patterson, N.
j., was burned last night. TIE guests
narrowly escaped by leaping from the
upper windows to the adjoining build
jngs; one was fatally and two seriously
hurt.
PARIS, April 25.-The Catholics carried
the Department of Marbihan. The re-.
suit OF the election was Barodet, (Radi-
cal,) 165, 600; Count de Rumesat, 1885,
Uv8; Baron Stoffel, CONSERVATIVE 81
OOO. Rumeaat was Theirs candidate.
The Republicans carried the depart
ments OF Carneye. Jura and Marne.
ST. PErHRsDuRa. April %. g The Eu.
peror Wilhelm has arrived. He was re-
oeived with great eclat
PARIS, April 25.-The election of Ba Z.
rodet de Matt to the Assembly from this
oity, will probably lead to modification
OF the Ministry: It is probable that
Count dc Romusat will be Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Lion Say Minister Of
Finances. Jules Simon, Minister of
Public Instruction, will resign. Cast.
mere Periere, formerly Minister of the
Interior, and NJ. Gtevy, late President Of
the Assembly. arc talked OF as probable
memlfers of the new Cabinet.
American Matters.
:OHARnEsroN, April 28.-.Arrived--
Steamship Georgia, New York.
VIRGINIA O1TY, April GA number
OF young Pescite Bucks, who spent the
winter in the settlements, have disap-
peared, we'll armed. Signal fires have
been noticed in the mountains.
CHICAGO, April 27.-The Great West
ern Telegraph Company are in process
of bankruptcy, upon the petition of J.
@. Helton and the Comm ercial National
Bank. ! ~ s4t
SAN FnANo1sco. April 27.-The In
dians appeared on Lewis River settle
ments with war paint. A general ont
break In Eastern Oregon is feared. The
settlers ask for arms. Nothing from the
laya.beds.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Advices from
the neighboring coast section report the
disastrous result to the crops from the
killing frost OF yesterday morning; much
OF the cotton will have to be replanted,
and tho Injury to the early vegetables is
irreparable. No frost so late has oc-
CURED IN this region for fifty years.
NEw. YORK. April 27.-The Evening
Post has letter from Newfoundland,
which states that there is clause in the
charter OF tho New York. Newfoundland
and London Telegraph: Company which
has passed almost nnn6tlssi. II pro-
years, the Government Of Newfoundland
has the right OF purchasing the line at its
valuation. The first twenty years termi-
nate In 1873. The company recently ap-
piled to the Government to have this
clause rescinded. nnd.their possession be
thus continued for the next thirty years,
but the Government, under the most
eminent legal advice in London that the y
have the right to purchase the line at the
COST OF the laying OF the same, without
P"p'u6 ohJ JsAtuH Aux tu0 GOODWILL or
valuation of the profits. have refused.
The receipt OF this Intelligence in Lon
don caused the stock of the company to
fall from e20 to s14, but after the panic
abated somewhat, it rose to Ell.
The colored people of New York are
now in possession Of the full rights of
citizens. A bill has passed the LegisSa.
ture, and received the signature of the
Governor, by which inn keepers, com.
mon carriers, by land or water, ma
nagers OF theatres and other places of
amusement, and even cemetery associa.
tions, are prevented from making dis.
orimination against any ore, on account
OF color, who may ask for the privileges
usually given to white people. A de-
hning clause Of the bill also repeals all
past Legislation that is contrary to the
above requirements.
WASHINGTON, April. ga fire last
night destroyed two houses and sevon
adjoining Mansard roofs. Don Piatt
lost his house and furniture, except tho
library and piano. Piatt had no insur-
ance.
The Government sells million OF
gold the FIRST, third and fifth, and mil
lion and half on the second and fourth
Thursdays, and buys half million of