The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-19

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sion has summoned NJ Rsnc,. the newly
elected Deputy :socc' Lyons, .c appear
before it to ans Rer certain charges re-
gaTding his connection with the Com
mnnei NJ. Ranc has replied that he will
come before an i'm ::a,tial jury, hut not
before his enemies.a r.
RoME. June 1S.-Spanish Qaeen Isa-
bella Is here. :. .g3
LoSDoN. June 1s.-Heavy rains in
Southern England.
LONDON, June IS The Shah OF Per.
eia landed in England to day, and ar.
rived in London this evening. He is
now passing through the city, attended
by abrilliant suite. He is escorted by q
dfnaty Splendor. Immense crowds are
collected to witness the display. and the
enthusiasm is great.
American Matters.
WAsnrSGToN, June 17.-From the tone
Of letters sent here by members of Con-
gress in reference to their public docu-
ments which they will lose the benefit OF
If not sent off before the Both June, it
may be very safely concluded that the
franking privilege will be re-enaoted in
somo form Ok othor, probably before the
end OF the next session. Members write
that their constituents will not be salts
fed to dispense with the public docu-
ments, and that they are not willing to
pay postage on them. A plan is pro-
posed limiting the franking privilege to
public Documents, the name Of the work
TO be stamped on the wrapper. This
will exclude correspondence, quack ad.
vertisements and private wardrobes.
The collapse Of the exohequer OF the
Government printing Office, or in other
words. the exhaustion Of the appropria:
tion for the present fiscal year, has coca.
stoned sudden cessation Of business in
that extensive establishment. Nearly
two-thirds Of the employees in the type
setting, press and binding departments,
have been temporarily discharged. After
the fret Of July. the appropriation for
the next fiscal year will be available, and
the entire force will again be put on.
The sudden suspension OF work at the
Government bindery. will prevent the
distribution OF the Congregational Globe in
time to take advantage OF the franking
privilege.
RAHwAY, June 1.-THE boiler in
Queen s. Co.'s glue factory exploded
yesterday morning, fatally injnring four
men, named r. Scho6eId, T. Weia, F.
Doghtmen and Edward Smith. There
were two boilers used at the factory, but
located in an outhouss about twenty feet
from the main building. Ono of the
boilers was completely destroyed, while
the other was thrown 60 asiderably above
the building. When it was coming down,
it struck the wall Of: this building where
1t joins the roof. crushing the roof from
top to bottom. '.l,
New York. June l7.-Michael K;rwin,
who was stabbed this afternoon BY
John McManus, has made an ante NOR
tenn statement He says when McManus
came to his saloon and asked for q drink,
he told him he would not give any drink
TO him, and he had better go homo to
his wife. Words then followed, and Nc.
Manus went out and Kirwin locked the
door. MoAanus afterwards returned
and knocked. Kirwiu opened the door
and got stabbed in the stomach. .Kir.
wins death is expected momentarily.
Tile trial of Wm. j.. Sharky, for the
murder OF Robert Dunn, was continued
Id the General Sessions to-day, up to !
P. NJ. Eleven Jurors have been accept.
ed. '-,
The Ecpress says that by some blum
dering, the proposed Constitution OF
this State abolishea the Senate.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1e.-Over 1000
citizens of New Iberia and vicinity as.
sisted at the hanging of three negro mur.
derers. The fourth turned States eyi.
dence They confessed.
CINCINNATI, June 18-One cholera
death; other cases improving; no new
cases reported.
VINEYARD HAVEN, June 19.-Arrived
yesterday, schooner Mary E. Vanclef,
from Brunswick. for Damariscotta. She
reports, June 2. lat. 80 so, long. So SO,
that she took from raft, on which they
had been for twenty hours, Peter Peter.
son. of Missouri, mate; Wm. Simmons,
OF Jeckacnville. and Robert Wilson. oi
Norway, of the crew of the brig Rio
Grande, OF Booth Bay, which foundered
in heavy gale on the 3lst ult. She was
from Fernandina, bound to Philadel.
phia, with a cargo of hard pine. Capt,
Mcclellan, Of Booth Buy; Robert Mop.
son, cook, and two of the crew were losI
at the time Of the disaster. The captain
was lashed to the rigging, and as the brio
rolled over suddenly, it was impossible
to save him.
IND1ANAPoL1s June 1S.-Seyeral edit.
ors have been cited to answer why the,
should not be attached for contempt TO,
comments upon the decision of the cour,
in granting Mrs. Glenn new trial.
WASHINGTON, June l19.-There are ap