The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-11
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leon called upon President Maohfaiion
yesterday, and left his acknowledging
courtesy with his compliments.
The LIE Corsaire newspaper hes been
suppressed by order OF Gen. Lad wira-
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MADRID. June S.-Dnring the session
Of the Oortes, to-day, the extreme Radi.
calls assembled in large numbers in front
Of the palace, and demanded that the red
flag be hoisted.
The trouble in Grenada is ended after
five hours obstinate fighting. The Oar.
lists laid down their arms and surren.
dered to tho citizens. Ignalidad, dn its
report OF the affair, says that the soldiers
frequently cheered for, Don Alphonzo
during the fight.
W1KspApEN. June 8.-The Shah of
Persia arrived here. to-day, en- route for
London.
S4UTaART, juno 8.-The Emperor of
Russia has arrived here from Verona.
LONDON, June 9.-In the House OF
Lords, Earl Russell introduced bill for
tho 5ssss1 government. Of ireland, which
aboiishes the Office OF Lord Lieutenant,
and provides that the voice OF eight
Jurors out of twelve will suffice for yer
dict. The object OF the measure is to re-.
strict the power of the priesthood, and
secure the conviction OF criminals.
The insurance on the Alexandria Pa
lace is $500, 900, and the loss So, 600, 900.
The fire was caused by the carelessness
OF the workmen who were repairing q
zinc roof. No one was killed, but seve-
raj were injured. Water was scarce,
hence the rapidity Of the fire, which
spread within half an hour from the time
NJ Tho QJorrn rrk;1 fho rpI a..
was in flames. The great domes by
which it was surmounted fell with a
sound like thunder. The large organ
was destroyed, but some valuable Pic
lures and other works Of art were saved,
PARIS, June 10.-The first installment
OF the last milliard due Germany was
paid on Saturday.
MADRID, June 10.-There have been
several failures from the ministry. The
whole Oortes finally appealed to Figueras
to remain in power, with the old minis
try; he consented. The Cortes passed
vote of confidence and then adjourned.
The sale of journals in the streets of
clties and towns in the Department of
the Rnone has been prohibited.
MADRID, June 10.-The members Of
the Cortes are opposed to forced paper
currency. tits probable that voluntary
national loan will be called for; and in
case OF it's failure. loan will be forced.
PAR1a. June 1Q.-It is said Count Won
ArnimS the German ambassador, has
been recalled. because he made unneces.
sary calls upon MacMahon.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, June 10.-Arrived-
Steamships Manhattan, New York; Ash
land, Philsdelphia; Falcon, Baltimore; :;
sohooners Carrie A. Bentley, New York ;
Lewis Ehrman, Baltimore.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-The Mayor
vetoed the ordinance shaving the heads
OF the Chinese in Jail. Such punishment
he regards as infamous and violatiye of
the treaty with China
The news of the massacre of the Mo.
docs causes universal surprise and indig-
nation.
NEW YORK. June 1O.-The President
goes to West Point to-day.
The grand jury indicted young Wal.
worth for murder in the first degree.
The Court of Appeals, by unanimous
opinion, grants Stokes, who killed Fisk,
new trial.
Lester Wallaok is making a fight be-
fore the courts in four suits brought
against him for the exclusion Of colored
peIsoub from dis theatre.
OMAHA, June 1O.-Three cavalry. six
Infantry and twenty-four horses of a
scouting party from Fort Mcpherson
were drowned in Blaokwood's Creek.
The balance were treed eighteen hours.
NEW. York, June 10.-Stokes was
greatly delighted upon receiving infor-
nation that O new trial had been granted
him, and there was good deal of re-.
loicing among those Interested at the
favorable decision of the Appellate
Court. His counsel says: "Upon the
next trial. we will prove to the satisfac-
tlon OF the New York public that there
has been gross misapnEehensio of the
case from the day OF the tragedy; and we
will be able to establish the fact of
his innocence by evidence OF an over
whelmipg character"
Judge Thatcher, formerly Commits.
sloner of Patents, has been appointed to
represent this Government at o conven.
tion. called by the Emperor of Austria,
for discussingthe feasibility of an inter.
national patent law.
The massacre of Modoc captives is &c.
verely denounced here. The military
and civil authorities will both use eyery
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