The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-09
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| LoND6a, May 8.-A special de,patoh
Fnom31 31ame t6 the London Standard saws
me EEope seceived tho pilgrims from
!efnnee.son Monday last. against the ad.
~. ols ais p!ysteisns, and his Holiness
fHa1 1ysty Muek psostrated after the an.
tdtsnge Ths SSme despatch says il is
tksnetaliy believed in Rome that the
BOY. tSthey, ,istlaad, but nothing to con.
thrm tbs belief has been received in Lon.
fSi.Hf.f AperisaR Matters.
RAsA.sA, April 25.-Reporss from San
Salvador, With regard to the earthq uakes
which ruined the oity, state that the
shocks still continue, and the Govern.
ment palace. which survived the great
shock which laid the city in ruins, had
also given away and fallen to the ground.
great many people had been Injured,
and many have lost their reason. It is
doubtful whether the authorities will
persist IN their determination to rebuild
the capital on the same site.
| NEW YoRK. May S.-A great calamity
has fallen on town called Piscobambs.
caused by q land slide from the neigh.
boring mountain. Forty-four houses
we're destroyed, and thirty-si1 people
per1ahec. The great mass which de-.
stroyed the town also damned up the
river, and destructive effects from inun.
ahtlon were expected to be added to
other misfortunes.
NEW ORLEANS, HAY S.--Governor
kellogg heard ball whistle by his ear.
ihe kelloggites, with forty-one horses,
and thirty men strong, with arms and
acooutrements. have left for the Teche
country. The Metropolitans marched
out of st. MartinsvilIe and back again.
There has been much firing, but no
blood shed. The resisters are in excel.
lent spirits. Wagons are coming from
all quarters with supplies. 1t is olaimed
thst Deblanche can capture the town at
any time. The PicayHne has it that the
Mess opolItans made sortie, firing both
solid shot and she'll from their cannon;
out h1ding the citizens closing in upon
| them, retired. The Federal troops are
etlll at Brsshear; they expect to leave to-.
day, with the understanding that they
take no Metropolitans with them. The
superintendent of Morgan's Texas Rail.
road makes the following staten ent:
| ''Fhis morning. q detachment of police
| took charge and picketed the wharf OF
the Texas Railroad Company, interior.
Ing With the business and creating
alarn. rebnked Flanagan, who was
snghafge Of the police, and sent word to
Kal!og& expressing disapproval of their
14ndHdf At half past 4 O'Clock, Kellogg
called a. the Office, corner of Natchez
Alley 9nd Magazine. street. to explain
thsp mAttar.gs While he was doing so, his
carriage. being at the door, he was imme.
diately. surrounded by q large and ex-
cited crowd, who commenced ieering and
denouhcing him. Just as Kelloqe's oar
riage Was being driven of, some one in the
crowd fired q pistol. Tue driver imrne-
diately piled the whip, and drove up
Natchez street at q furioua pacs,n': -
,BRAaHRAR CITY, May s.-The boats
| have all been seized by the oitizans. The
United States troops are detained there,
unable to proceed further for want of
transportation.
May ,s.-The Rbole
Island strike is unchanged. ~ ~,
| John ". Foster, Minister to Mexico,
nas departed for his post. He goes via
New Orleans.
The Medical Convention elected j. NJ.
Toner Of the District OF Columbia. Pre-.
aident; W. 7. Gadbury, of Mississippi.
and nj. Keller, Of Kentucky, Vice-Pre.
sldents. The next meeting will be in
Detroit.
1t is stated that negotiations arc pro-
gressing for the absorption of the Pa.
citc and Atlantic by the Western onion
Telegraph Company.
Henry Newman, alias Dutch Heinrich,
the celebrated counterfeiter, has been
sent to an asylum. hopelessly insane.
A special from New Orleans says it was
boy OF sixteen who fred the pistol
which Kellogg heard Specials also
state that Fish, editor of the New Or.
leans Republican, and ex.Judge Dibble
wete assaulted.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has
decided women not voters, under the
Missouri Constitution or tie fourts enth
amendment.
WASHINGTON, d. C, May s.-IY. p.
Kellogg, Goreraor Of Louisiana: The
PRESIDENT directs me to say to you, thnt
nc deprecntes an aggressive policy, and
that the United States authorities ore
not to be used, except in an emergency.
The officer in command Of the depart.
ment in which Louisiana is included has
been sent full instructions in regard to
the course the President desires him to
pursue. Yon will, therefore, take 10
action which would require the sanctiou
OF the President, without orders from
these hea1annrtars