The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16
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cholera prevails, state the disease is in.
creasing in virulenoe.
It is reported that the crew OF the
British steamer Deer Hound, seized by
aSpanish man.of-war for landing arms
for the Carlists, will be tried on the
charge OF piracy.
NJ. Rouhr and a member Of other
prominent French Imperialists, are at
Chise!hnrst, celebrating fste.
Intelligence has reached here That a
treaty of peace between tho Paraguay,
Brazil and Argentine Republics has been
signed.
MADRID, August 15.-The Cortes has
approved 9 bill calling $4,000 of the re-
serves into active service against the
Carlist and Republican insurgents.
300 Galician, Socialists are marching
on Portugal, in which country they
hope to find sympathizers, with their
BAYoNNE, August 15.-Despatohes
have been received at the Carlist head
quarters in. this city Announcing that
the town of Berga had been captured
by the royalists.
cleKrnphic-AmcrIcan Matters.
New YORK, August 14.-The Police
Commissioners to-day adopted resolu-
tion allowing the Legion Of st. Patrick
to parade with arms, as we'll as the
Knights TempIar, aud will furnish a
police escort.
Testimonials for o. s. Nichols. the
mate, and for other officers OF the ship
General Mcclellan, from The British
Government, for the rescue OF the crew
OF the British bark Crusader, have been
distributed by Collector Arthur.
John Schuler and Clarence 8. Wayne,
formerly salesman and travelling agent,
respectively, for Eugene J. Jairred, Jew
eler, OF st. Louis, have been arrested
tor stealing $4,000 worth of property
from him. They left his employ about
Two months ago to 60 into business
themselves, and perpetrated the robbery
at that time.
New York, August 15.-The New
York IVorld's special from London, 14th
August. says it is stated upon the high
est authority, that Count Chambord has
announced his resolution to. accept the
Constitution for France prepared by the
members of the Right Of the Assembly
and himself, and will rule both by the
will OF God and the good will of the
people. A proclamation of the monarchy
will be made in about six weeks.
A London letter of July 81, says:
"Mr. Motley's friends have for some
time known that his health was delicate.
and will not be surprised to learn that
ne is confined to his hotel by some
what serious attack. He has had q
slight parslytic stroke. It occurred as
Mr. Motley was taking lady Margaret
Beaumont down to dinner. His right
arm suddenly fell powerless by his side,
and the side itself was also somewhat
affected. He Was carried to his hotel in
Dover street, and has not since left his
room. The physicians agree in regard
ing the paralysis as by no means serious,
nor likely to trouble him for any time.
On inquiry, yesterday, it was ascertained
that he had been going on favorably,
with the exception of considerable neu-
ralgic pain."
Mr.. Mowbray Morris, for many years
manager OF the London Times, is ex.
ceedingly i'll, with but little hopes of
recovery.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-Yesterday
afternoon papers came on time from
New York. The rain has resumed.
BROOKLYN, August 15.-Three women
-one of them the alleged widow Of q
murdered man, whose name and resi-
dence are eunknown-have been arrested.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Trea-
sury Department. recently, in the re-
examination of various documents, dis
covered one or two cases OF alleged Gus.
toms fraud. said to have been commit
ted in 1867, and few days ago sent Mr..
Vanderbilt, Of the department, to New
York, for the purpose of examining into
the case; the names of several custom
house officers now in Office having been
mentioned in that connection. The
chief object OF his visit to that city was
to ascertain whether they were impli-
Gated in fraud or imprope. transactions.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, having returned to
Washington to-day, reported to the
Secretary that there was nothing what
ever to implicale those officers in wrong.
doing. This was the only matter which
occupied his attention while in New
York. His visit had no connection
whatever with the removal of anybody,
nor had any orders been previously is
sued for that purpose, or for examining
into the conduct of officers and EN-
ployees connected with any branch OF
the custom house.
CHICAGO, August 15.-Thc Times, OF
this morning, says the fact is ono that
need not longer be concealed, that cho.
lera prevails in this city. There have
been forty-two deaths from that disease.
PHILADEnPH1A, August 15.-Hon.
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