The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-07
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Foreign Affairs.

oauses much agitation in. the l6bbies of
the National Assembly. q
LISBON. June 5.-The steamship Cor
dillera, from Rio Janeiro. May IL, ar
rived this evening. The yellow fever
has entirely disappeared from Rio Ja-
neiro and the cities on the Rio De La
Plata. The number of cases in Bahaia
were alao daily growing less
The lnsurreotion in the province OF
Entre Rivo. Argentine Republic, conti-
pues. notwithstanding the vigorous ef-
forts OF the Government to crush it.
LONDON, June 6.-The private secre-
tary Of Emperor Napoleon authorita-
lively denies che authenticity OF Eugenie's
the Prince Imperial, published in the
Pail Nall Gazette.
The officers OF the Spanish army are
preparing to pronounce against the re-
public, and to summon the old Oortes to
re assemble in Paris.
PARIS. June 6.-The first reception of
President MaoMahon took place this
evening, and was brilliant affair. All
the members Of the Diplomatic Corps,
With the exception Of Coout Won Arnim,
the German Ambassador, were present.
There was also an attendance OF minis
ters, all the Conservative Deputies in the
Assembly, some members of the Left
Centre, the Orleans Princes, number
of Generals and Admirals, other officers
OF the army and navy, and editors Of
Conservative journals.
- -BAToNNE, Jnne 6-The Oarlists under
Cure qf Santa Cruz, captured Irun. They
killed some twenty seven, who, they al
lese, fred on the Carlists, while the vic.
Tins bore white flag. Tn
L. NR.
mister OF Foreign Affairs, has addressed
France abroad, declaring that the differ.
ence between the majority OF Deputies
In the Assembly and II. Thiers was not
bn bis foreign, but his domestic. policy;
the late Cabinet not Offering guarsut tees
against revolution in the:country. The
policy OF the new Governments, he oon-
;tinues. will be moderate at home and
paoifio abroad. All attempts at revoln-
tion will be vigorously opposed, without
attacking existing institutions. s..
CAnsTBADT, June 6.APrince Adelbert,
consin to Emperor Wilhelm. is dead.
LONDON. June Ga special despatch
from Boston to the London Neus saws
Emperor William is in serious state,
and his physicians have advised him not
to undertake his contemplated journey
TO Vienna.
The HAGUE, June 6.-Arohbishop
Schaepman, of Utrecht, is bad of.
HoRNDuRa, June 6.-The dowager of
Frederick William III of Prussia, is
dead.
american Mntters.
CHARLESTON. June 6 Arrived Steam
ship Mercedita, Boston.
ST.. LOUIS, June 4.-Joseph 81. Fore,
who shot and killed Munson Beach, his
brother-in-law, in August, 1871, and was
tried and acquitted, on the ground Of
emotional insanity, returned here from
Natchez on Monday last. aud this after.
noon made murderous assault upon his
wife. He accosted her on the street
urging her to live with him again, which
ehe refused to do, until he wonld stop
drinking. After following her some dis
tanoe, he again approached her, and
asked her to shake hands with him as
final farewell. She extended her hand.
when he seized it, drew her towards
him, pulled hatohet from Underneath
his clothing, and dealt her three heavy
blows on the head. She fell senseless on
the pavement. The murderer ran, bnt
was captured after short chase A sur.
gical examination revealed three severe
gashes on Mrs. Fore's head. one of
which would doubtless have proved fatal
=: but for the thick mass of hair which che
wore. She lies in critical condition,
but may recover.
SURF F-LR, Va, jane Aim Brown
was re-arrested last night by Robert r.
Smith and DR.. Cropper, OF Suffolk, and
lodged In jail. He has made q full con-
fession. He says when the family. left
for Sunday school he entered the room
With piece of wood in his hand, and
said to Mrs. Jones. II want money, F."
and with the words felled her to the
floor. Mrs. Dozier cried out, "Jim,
please don't hit. me- Hs Immediately
strnck her, and continued to strike her
until she was dead. He says he had no
accomplice. but it is now believed that
he had. He declares he did the murder
with lightwood stick, and then put it
in the FIRE and burntit. The stick found
was whlte.oak. and white. oak bark was
found in the head of Mrs. Dozier. The
Jail is strongly guarded to prevent an en-.
ragged public from lynching him.
AUSTIN, June 5.-A special says the
Legislature adjourned yesterday. The