The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-20

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LONDON. March I D Ie.GA a serious at.,us ri riot {
= between Englishmen and Ieishmen' 'oc.
Cured in Woiverhamhtpn.- town of
SteHordshire, twelve miles from Bir-
mlngham, yesterday. Atleast 300 per
sons were engaged in tho conflict. Fire
arms and knives were freely nsed, and
tnere was much bloodshed, Though no
cases OF fatal injury have yet been re-
ported. At last accounts froxn the town
order had been restored. ana it was he.
Heved there would be no repetition Of
the rloting. .T..G
ST. PETERsBuRa. March 19.--Judge J.
L. Orr. OF South Carolina, presented his
credentials TO the Czar to-day. u"
LONDON. Mareh 19.-The three mou
arrested ss Cosk, yesterday, were di.-
charged, as there was no evidence con.
Meeting them with the Bank OF England
sxindle. 49,.
4 PARIS, March t9.-The Assembly. this
afternoon, ratified, without dissentino
"voice, the treaty signed on Saturday last
between Theirs and the German Em.
basssder. providing for the payment Of
;the war indsmnity and tho evacuation
OF French territory. ~.
GENEVA March. 19. The religious ex.
citemens in this city, caused by the
preaching Of Father Hyaointhe, il in.
creasing. The ultra-montanes are much
exasperated. 7tl5
LoNDoN, March 1s-Evenriuo-Glaa.
stone proceeded to Windsor to-day, and
submitted to the Queen the names OF the
incoming Cabinet. =
Ii 81, Asnsrisan matters.
CHAnnBsToN, March 19.-Arrived-
Steamships Manhattan, New York; Ash
land, Philadelphia; schooner Daniel
Britain. Philadelphia.
WAssH1NaroN, March 19x-The fight
over Colonel Casey, as Collector Of Gus
toms, 's the topic this. morning. He
VIII probably be confirmed by two votes;
is somewhat loosely stated that Carpen-
ter and West traded-Weat voting for
WIllingham as naval officer, and Oarpen.
ter voting against Casey.
: NEW YORK, March 19.-The Times
sharply denounoes the President for ap.
pointing Richardson Secretary OF che
Treasury, and James, postmaster of New
York. -.
The steamer Alpha has arrived at
Halifax, with the mails and some pas- |
sengers of the disabled steamer Niagara.
from Bermuda for New York. There is |
plenty of freight at st. Thomas for the |
Southern ports Of the United States. for |
re.shipment to Europe. The health of |
the; island is good. The Niagara en-
countsred gale, on the I'd and 3d of
March, daring which her machinery was
disabled and bulwarks stove; the ship
was badly strained. The Italian bark
Anna ,n fouhdered on the 18th of Febru-
ary. The captain with twelve of the
Grew, arrived in Bermuda. in an open
boat. The steamship Chevist. with cot
Son, from New OlIeans. called for coal
ana took the Anna in tow. The bark
Menla, from Sierra Leone for Boston.
put IN: leaking; she lost one man. The
ship Charlotte, from Leghorn for Boston,
was total wreck ON the North shoals Of
bermuda. The steamship Maharaiah,
seventeen days" from New Orleans.
touched at Bermuda on the 9th and pro-
ceeded. ,y ,i,.,,
The resolutions of the Democratic
Convention of Rhode Island include one
expressing sympathy with the people of
Louisiana under the rule Of the Federal
Ku. Kl1x. A@'4lt2 - -
The principal part of Ciroleville. Ohio
was burned!I Total loss,, $35, 1000.
The engineers strike on the st. Louis,
Kansas and Northern Railroad con.
tinues. Another train was ditohed to.
day and bridge burned near st. Charles.
Mo. Several ringleaders of the strike
have been arrested. The company offers
%, 500 reward for the arrest and conyic-
tion Of any person destroyingl it's pro-
perty, or cutting the telegraphs.
Mat. Parker, who was hanged by a.
mob at Monterey, GAL, made q will,
giving VI 600 to Nicholson, the husband
OF his victim. Nicholson witnessed the
iynohing. Tic mob is condemned by
the people.
Everything quiet in the lava beds
Capt Jacks dominions. The soldiers
are waiting the result of the new Peace
Commission TO the Modocs. II they fail
to come ont for another talk, the troops
will open the fight.
The loss of the steamer Gen. 8. Wright.
with oil aboard, is confirmed. Portions
OF the wreck were scattered for one hun
dred miles North of Cape Cantin.
The Herald special reports serious
trouble in Porto Rico; the cause being
the proposed emancipation OF the slaves.