The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

,ForetRn Anelrs.

appeared from the country adjacent to
the Danube.
PARIS. June THE Bank OF France
has paid into the treasury one.quarter Of
the sum due TO Germany on aoooun. of
the war indemnity. The remainder will
be paid in monthly installments. The
report that there had been successful me-
gosiations to accelerate the departure Of
Che German troops from France is pro-
badly false.
American Matters.
WAsHINaroN, June 7.-Foreign mis-.
celIany-Sevon cases of cholera in Dant-
zig:
ministry. Deputy Blanc proposed that
after the declaration of the republic. the
delegates place Themselves ut the head of
the volunteers OF their respective pro-
vinces, and unite in grand effort against
the Oarlists.
Domestic miscellany-S25O,OO 900 Gre oc.
CURED in Toledo.
No operations around the lava beds
since Captain jacks surrender. jack
says he surrendered because he could
hold out no longer. The opinion pre-
walls that General Davis will shoot Cap
tain Jack, Boston Charley and Schon-
chin, without waiting for any sugges-
tions from the civil authorities. cor
respondent of the San Francisco Bulletin
had talk with Boston Charley, who
said majority OF the captives were pre-
pared to die like men. Captain jack
cares for nothing. He does not speak to
any person, except his sister Mary.
Charley says twelve Modocs are still at
large. Colonel Green's command is
still hunting for them. A despatch from
Sag Point. dated June 4, says General
Davis command. with all the oaptives,
were at Applegate's house. and we're to
come to Boyle's camp that day. Hooker
Jim and Steamboat Frank are hunting
after the missing warriors and squaws in
that vicinity. Sleepy Tom has Just come
from an island in Little klamath Lake.
with Techee, Jacks squaw, and three
children.
Hon. John Prnntiss. the oldest printer
and publisher in that State, died at
keene, N. H.; aged ninety.six. He
established the New, Hampshire Sentinel
in 1887, aud conducted it forty-nine
years.
Another man has been arrested for
kicking his wife TO death,
A Havana letter states that Spanish
volunteer officers, after capturing the
dead body of the Cuban General Agra
monte, filled it with kerosene and burn ed
1t to ashes, preserving the ashes in two
vases, which now adorn the Presidents
room in the casino OF Puerto Principe
Ii is stated that an American, named
Henry Reeve, has been appointed sue
cessor OF Agramonte, in command of the
Cuban forces, and the most energetic
warfare will be continued against the
Spaniards.
ho win
vel! is still an object Of solicitude in New
OF the report that the Cromwell had on
board large quantity OF ammunition.
he says she had none whatever among
her cargo. Her fate will probably be
determined by tomorrow, when the
steamer Washington, following in the
tracks OF the Cromwell, will arrive at
New Orleans.
BoyLE's CAMP. June SO 4. M.--Late
yesterday afternoon. detail OF men be-
longing to the artillery arrived in camp
from Timber Mountain, near the penin-
sula, with twenty juniper logs, clean and
straight. and evidently not intended for
use in the erection of tents for the nri.
soners. Many persons marveIed for
what purpose the timbers had been oh
tanned. This morning, the secret is out.
EenoT6i Davis intends to erect q scaf-
fold and execute about one dozen of the
worab murderers in the tribe at sunset
tomorrow. He. feels that there is no
need for delay, as no doubt of the guilt
OF the intended victims can exist: md
Justice demands speedy and certain
action. Even at this time he is now
writing statement Of their offences.
which will be read to the condemned
Modoos. '.
A still later despatch says Gen. Davis.
alter having completed all arrangements
for the execution of the Modocs, Received
orders from Washington to hold the pri-
soners until further orders, and is thus
stopped in the contemplated work. The
feeling in camp is one OF profound dis
gust at this action. .rf
BosroN. June Hyde Park Wooden
Mills were burned last night; loss $500
600; insurance 8400. 900, in seventy.four
companies. Foreign companies suffer
heavily.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-The steam
ship Illinois, of the American and Liver
pool line, was launched at II O'Clock. in
magnificent style. The river was crowd
ed with steamers, filled with spectators.
while the whar7es in the vicinity were