The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-28

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were discussed in, the ,Honsa: 81 !Copa y
mons. Bentwiok: declared the Govern. 4
ment policy huhifiatfng hhd degrading.
The Government should have broken ne
gotlaLions at h tiMe when no sep5a Of
shame would have been left to England.
The arbitration was the greatest monu-
Ment OF human folly. Sir Stafford North
cote admitted that during the negotia-
tlon OF the treaty he had not minutely
examined the consequences for British
subjects of fixing the end of the war ut
Lees surrender. Gladstone said that
the advancement Of Indirect claims by
the American Government was gigantic
error. In all respects, he defended the
course the arbitration bad taken. The
debate here olosedi and the item was
PARIS; Msy 27.-Theirs took his seat
in the Assembly to-day. Prince Pierre
Bonaparte is in Paris.
RoME, May 27.--The Pope, in .
speech, yesterday, declared he lad ever
prayed for France, hut would now pray
with greater conaaance, The election
OF MacMahon was guarantee Of order
and justice, which had. been. threatened
on all sides. The Chsmber of Deputies
finally passed the bill. abolishipK reli-
gious corporations.
LONDON, May 27 "A large FIRE to-day
occurred In. Berkeley Square. Six per-
sons are des1 ssd Blk hurt. No water
A:Paris special to- the Times says the
new wgovernme9tWils adopt The free trade
policy and reduce the,: army expenses.
Theirs wilt resume his literary labors.
A motion to adjourn Parliament to
June 5, for the Derby; was carried.
The West India steamer, Mozelle
arrived from Mass n, with the forger
Bidwela, captured in Cuba. Bidweli was
committedto Newgate.
MADRD.. May 27:-Captsin. General
Pieltam has been officially notified TO
Gary into effect .tha order of March "a,
liberating 10000 slaves.
A4erIean massers.
1oPRKA, KANSAS: May GA despatch
FROM .Emperia says Neosha River has
overfowed it's banlts; causing. extensive
damage to crops. Trains on the Mis-
sour. Kansas and Texas Railroad are de-
isyed at the bridge across Big John
Creek, Soa.h c: Ge:nc:! G:--e. The
water is running around both ends of
the bridge. destroying the embankments.
Cottonwood Valley is completely over
flowed. The railroad track is inon-
dated and the bridge at Cedar Grove ia
gone. The damage is immense.
HALIFAX. May 27.-The schooner
Annie Brown. chartered by the New
York Wrecking Company to carry goods
tsom ska Atlantic wreck, has been seized
by orders of the Vics-Admiralty. at the
suit Of Edward Ryan. James Conlan and
others, of Prospect, who claim So, 600 as
compensation for saving life and pro-
perty at the time OF the wreck,
San FRANCIsCo, May 27.-The captain
OF Company A, First Cavalry, OF Crooks
command, reports killing f1so Indians
and capturing their supplies. Imme-
diately after the action, the First Caval-
~ was ordered into the Modoc country,
leaving Arizona exposed.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-Two negroes
fought ON thu excursion train between
Lexington and Winchester. One ont
the Others bead, pesrly of, aud threw
the dead body or the train. -
ST. LOUIS. May M.--Mambrin Tenn.
pie, the famous stallion, is dead. ~
NEW Yong. bay 17.7-The Guatamala
insurgents have purchased the steamer
General sherman, with cargo Of war
material. The Columbian Government
has purchased the steamer Virginius. No
correspondents or civilians will be al
A~"sS4.so oooOuPouS Lue 16ltOW9LOl0 ex.
pedision. The captains of the ships
Nornen and r. W.. Messer, from Rio
Janeiro. bound for New York, both died
OF yellow fever on the voyage.
: QuEpEo, May 27.-Very heavy rains.
5,0UO, 600 feet OF lumber adrift.
ST: LOUIS May 27. 1.-Two women were
killed by lig htning in Kansas. De.
sspatohes from Kansas and Iowa represent
immense damage to the crops from the
ralns OF the past week.
ALBANY, May 27.-The decision OF the
Court OF Appeals in Stokes' case will not
be rendered for several. days.
New YoRK, May 27.-Yellow fever
patients are commencing to arrive at
quarantine. 8t.r
Two men fought about girl at pic.
MIC in jersey; one was fatally stabbed.
Amone Wallack's pail bearers we're A..
Oakley Hall and Recorder Hackett.
A negro was fatally cut by man with
razor in Elizabeth, N. j.
WAsH1NaroN, May 27.-Samaconn, the
new Mexican Commissioners, is expected
next week, with treaty extending the
commission two years, when the work
will be resumed.
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