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

Toreign AnAirs.

suit unknown.
BERLIN. June 4-The following dele.
gates have been appointed to represent
Germany at the Worlds Convention of
Evangelical Alliance, in New York, next
october: Constantin Fischendorf, the
distinguished philologist: Kiinest, Pier
derer, Christliel, KRAFT, Vondergaltz and
GFandmann.
RoMs. June 5.--Urbana Ritazzi died
at o'clock, this morning, at Frosimore.
forty-eight miles from this city. Sienor
LAMA, President of the Council and Mi.
mister Of the Interior. was at his bed side
when he breathed his last. Th4death
OF this eminent statesman has produced
profound sensation.
LONDON, JGaa 5.--The PAX M:H Go.
teae, In its issue this afternoon, publishes
the appeal OF the ex-Emnress Eusenie to
the President of France, in favor OF her
son.
LONDON, June Sit is reported that
Eugenie has been in Paris two days.
QUEENSTOWN. June 5.-The steamer
Pennsylvania has arrived with the loss Of
three blades of her propeller.
VIENNA, June 5.-The American de-
partment Of the Exposition has been
opened and steam applied. The novel
ties surpas5 those Of other countries.
BARCELONA, June 5.-Don Alfonso,
the brother of Don Carlos, has levied
one Jear's ta1ation upon the town Of Mo-
nistol de Meuseviate. During the mac.
tivity OF the insurrectionists in this pro-
vince, Gen. Velaide has gone to Vioh.
American Masters.
CHAR1EsroS, June 5.--Arrived-
Schooner Lncy Hammond, Boston,
BoYLEs CAMP. TULE LAKE PENN.
sUnA, June "a P. M.-The captors re.
mained at Applegate's rancho. Before
night, Captain Jack and Schonchin we're
ironed together, and placed with the
other warriors in small building ad-
joining Applegate's house, under q
guard. Neither Jack nor Sohonchin
spoke O word. Not muscle in Jacks
face moved. Scarfaced Charley protest
ed against the indignity in behalf of his
fellow-captives, and said that none of
them intended to escape, even if the op-
portunity offered. He obtained but lii.
tie satisfaction, and retired in disgust.
The usual Sunday evening services of
the Warm Spring Indians were dispensed
with. Instead, they held glorious war
dance until midnight. They leaped and
howled about the fire and indulged in
other frantic demonstrations Of delight.
al! the military force of the expedition
will be united at this point. The cord
OF Gen. Canby's hat was found in jacks
satchel
Col. Green's capture was made in
Oregon, aud Col. Perry's in California.
The question now is, what will be done
with the Modocs2
FAIRomLD's RANouE, June 81 P. NJ.
To-day, paid visit to Old Sleepy. on
one OF the small islands in Little Kla-
math Lake. An old Indian told me he
had five Modocs on the island, and would
surrender them to John Tairchild as
soon as Fairchild returned from Cedar
Lake. We saw one Of the Indians,
Techubaek. He was badly wounded and
will probably die. Fairchild has Just
returned. Tomorrow, we will 20 for
the last OF the Modocs.
WASHINGTON, June At is said by
the highest military authority that the
Modocs could not surrender as ''prison-
ers OF war;" in the sense known to ma
tlons, where war is declared in accord
ance with constituted FORMS Not hav-
ing been so received, they are not enti.
tied to consideration as prisoners of war.
The orders issued to the Commanding
General directly after the assassination
OF General Canby and Rev. DR.. Thomas
"otS wv ~ CAtcI MludL6 LuS MOQOcS,
but it was said their conduct had been
such that their determination would be
justifiable; thus leaving the matter to
the discretion Of Gen. Davis. There
fore, il he had ordered the killing of
these Indians, he would not have been
censured by superior authority. As to
their final disposition, no one questions
that they will ultimately bo delivered to
the Government Of Oregon for trial.
BosToN, June 5.-Two imported trot.
ting horses, "Princess" and "Blue Bon.
net" were seized to-day, for undervalua-
tion.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Two persons
have died from hydrophobia. The de-
tnils are horrible.
LITTLE Rock, June 5.-Four judges
Of the Supreme Court (Chief Justice
Mcclure dissenting) have decided that
the court had no Jurisdiction in the
Baxter case. The case now remains with
the Governor.
New YORK, Juno 5.-A New Orleans
special to the Journal of Commerce saws
the amount requisite to pay the January
and February interest on the bonded
debt OF the State has been deposited 10
the Louisiana National Bank. Iniuno-
tlons may cause some delay, but the