The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-16

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=. !. @Aason. A0...~In1I report thAs
Dfsreeli refused Chs sPiehiarship ia ud.
ttge;s ,e:s Hs aa astnply reiSkssb ths sIA
Lord Derby has arrived: frora Paris. and
has had long oonfarsnes, With DisrssN.
1e Is probable Disraeif will accspt
ohtoe to finish the busiGsas Of the sss-
sion BY June, And dissolve Parliament:
The Conservatives ALI over khe country
are confident OF the result OF the cleo
tion. .iu.s=. -. - !,
Y, LONDON, Maroh l5.@The .Wseklv
Economist says 1t is rumored that Derby
Z. yields to the request OF the Conservatives
TO undertake the formation Of Cabinet.
The Spectator gives currency to the same
report, but says Derby has determined to
appeal TO the country.
p. M.-Disraeli waited on the
Queen. giving her the reasons impellinR
him to decline Office. Derby conours
with Disraeli. that the Conservatives
cannot accept the responsibility Of form
ing the Government at this time.
PARTS, March ia treaty has been
signed to the effect that France will Day
the last tnstailment OF the war indemnity
on the 9th OF September, when Ga.msH7
Bblfonht. -
LONDON, Maroh 15.-Derby and Dis
raeli have declined the responsibility of
forming q new Ministry, Nothing da6-
mite has tranapired since this announce
pent. It is rumored that Granville will
be Premier, and Oardweli chancellor: of
Efchequer: Gladstone has gone In tho
conntry till Monday. II -is expected
PaflAmsnt will adjourn from Montlay'to
ThuEsday, '1Et> : .rS !. ,''2sla 80, /!
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!, CHARnKsroN; March 15.-ArriyedA
James sAdget. New York .
{ PA1I.ADE1pH1A, Mafoh:, 1B.-Oharleb
CLOAK mhrdered hia wife. to-day. With an
!. NHw YORK. .March. .l5. mo sttiks is
anticipated by bricklayers or hpd. Gar
rthts. Tkeg have EXPRESSED satisfaction
with the present. wages and, hours. tjIrI
DR.. VIM. A. Hammond thinks GEORGE
Francis Train is insane. y Nt'9.,|
The body OF Bishop MoIlyaine, who
dlel in Florenea. Italy. will be brought
nomo.5 .......:... tiaJaIt. .'E3.,
A New Orleans special says the Ores.
cent City National Bank has closed its
doors. Il ia said to be a bad failure,
The Times Publishers card from Ere.
mont, defending himself from the charge
OF frand or oonnivance 1t frauda ;, He
complains Of the uniairness of the
French courts in making him the sole
and conspiouous defendant; declares ell
money received by him to be accounted
Tor TO the receiver appointed by the
American and French courts. and states
that the transactions alleged to be
fraudulent occurred before he became
President Of the rood.
No progress in the Modoo var.
A cannon and the militia compelled
the Lieutenant Governor of Nevada to
surrander the penitentiary.
The epizootio is in San Francisco.
The stage contractors ara naing Indian
ponies. = ~ fl11IT
MONTGOMERY, March 15.-DurinR the
progress OF debate in the House OF
Representatives. Parson, who was Speak
or OF the Court Room House, said the
W, 100000 bond bill passed by that BODY
WAS void db initio, becarlse il had never
received the constitutional vote. Mr..
Hunter, another member Of that body.
said the bill was passed by q House that
had no quorum present, aud that the Se-
nate Yves not in session when 10 pre-
tended TO- have passed that. measure.
The Legislature has been In session four
months, and no prospects OF. adjourn
ment before April. A civil rights bill,
III euOatance sn6 same as Summers bill.
was killed by the House, by nineteen
majority. The House Is Repu ublican.
Il Solomon is the special agent for.
this State. it has been kept a profound
secret here; but his representations az to;
the Intentions OF all Alabamians to the
payment Of their just debts are nndenia.
bly, correct II. ,i,.l..t.
WAsHNaToN, March 15.-In recent
examination for promotions in the In
ternal Revenue Bureau, under the civil
service rulos. one lady secured q fourth.
GLASS clerkship. at $500; another a
third.cisss, a. $1,000; while Ton other
persons we're appointed to second class
olerkahips, six Of whom are women.
Miss Seavy, who seeured the fourth. GLASS
olerkship. has been. employed in the Of
foe for over ten years. and for several
years has had exclusive charge and di-
reotion OF the copying division.
Pardons were issued to.day by the
President to John q. Robinson, of South
Carolina. and VIM. O. Dupriest, of North
Carolina, both convicted as Ku Klux.
and sentenced to two years at the Albany
Penitentiary. The former had served
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