The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-12

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pressed.
PARIS, June ia recent test vote
upon IN exciting question indicated that
the Conservative coalition is unbroken.
MADRID. Juue la mutiny, in oom-
mand ct General Velarde, arose from su-
remained faithful, and retired with the
General to Fortosa.
LONDON. June ia special despatch
to the Daily News, from Rome, says
many OF the monks belonging to the
monasteries which are to be suppressed
will go to Bolivia and Chiii.
MADRID, June 1.-The column Of
troops which mutinied against the au-
thority of General Velafde, at Ignalada,
has been re organized, and is now COM
manded by General Cabrinet.
Amsrlsan ma,,er..
NASHVILLE, June 1O.-The excitement
about the cholera is abating. The wea-
ther has turned unusually cool, and. con-
trary to the expectations of the physi-
cians,. the prevailing sickness shows
fewer and lighter cases. Very few, if
any. of the cases have proven fatal in
the past few days, where medical aid was
promptly summoned.
MEMPHIS, June 10.-The cholera is
undoubtedly increasing. There we're
eighteen intefments to-day, against
eleven yesterday; while the undertakers
had received, at 6 O'Clock tonight,
orders for fourteen burials tomorrow.
The weather continues cloudy and sui
try. Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary
OF Interior under President Buchanan,
is lying in this city dangerously ill. with
cholera.
SHAMoK1N. PA, June 1.-THE Henry
Clay oolliery exploded. Eight persons
have been brought ont dead. Fifty were
in the elope. Thirty-6ve are known to
have escaped.
WAsH1NaroN. June 1.-The State
Department will furnish a copy of the
Investigations regarding Van Buren to
that gentleman, who can make what use
OF it he pleases. An official report will
be given to the next Congress, but the
State Department will withhold it from
the press. Commissioner Schultz writes
that the American department at the
Vienna Exposition will be completed
June 15, which. will not be the case with
any other nation.
Dover, DELAWARE, June 1.-In the
West murder case, the jnry rendered
verdict of acquittal, on the ground of
self-defence. The remains of negro,
mutilated for anatomios! purposes, was
found in DR.. Vests office. Before put
ting the body to this use, DIR. West
killed the negro, as the jury aver, in self
defence.
SALT LAKE, June 1.-THE Territorial
Court released the prisoners confined for
violations of the municipal liquor law :.
The court enjoined the city authorities
from enforcing the ordinance until it's
legality was decided. Young advocated
the enforcement of total prohibition by
the City Council. The entire audience
sustained the proposition by raising
their hands.
New Yonk, June 11.-Rev. Drs. Bel
lows and Taylor, Howard Potter, Prof.
left by the steamer Wyanake for Nor
folk, Va. yesterday, to attend the exc
mination exercises Of Hampton Normal
Agricultural Institute. on the 18th. Miss
Mary Carpenter accompanied the party.
A Modoo special says Captain jack. in
his interview with General Davis, said:
Bogus Charley and Shack Nasty Jim
called General Candy out. Allen David,
Klamath chief, advised them to kill
General Canby; 30 he did it. I am tell
ing the truth. did not kill him.
had it done, bnt did not 40 it, I don't
lie. Bring the men that saw me do this
thing. I want to face them. If had
my chains of, would tell all the men
who did these things"
The remains of tho late Minister Orr
were landed from the steamer at IL
O'Clock this morning, and were received
by the Knights Templar and o detach-
ment of the police force, and taken to
the City Hall, where they will lie in
state in the Governors room.
STEUDENvlLnE, ONO, June 1l.-Four
children exploded powder can left by
minor in cupboard. Three are dead
and one fatally hurt. The parents we're
absent.
BATH. MAINE. July 1.-Two children,
aged eight and thirteen, were drowned
to-day, while fishing.
MEMPHIS, June 1.-The most severe
rain and thunder storm ever known here
ragged about 10 O'Clock last night, accom-
panied by immense sheets of electricity.
In an hour and q half, 2.7O inches of rain
fell. It is feared great damage has been
done to the planting interests in the ad-
jacent County, but the sanitary condi-
tion is greatly improved.
Hon. Jacob Thompson is recovering