The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-16

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OF events Subsequent to the oaptnre OF
the city: The Khan Voluntarily entered
the Russian camp and. gave IN his sub.
mission, formally declaring himself the
vassal of Russia. General Kaufman then
restored him to the throne, and appoint.
ed council OF Standardization to assist
him in the Government dnring the occu-
patton Of Khanate by the Russian forces:
The Khan, in token of gratitude, issued
on the Oath Of JSlhe decree forever abo-
fishing slavery within' his dominions
General kaufman has sent dispatches to
Teheran, notifying the Persian Govern.
ment to make preparations for the re-.
ception of 10000 1ativcs Of Persia,
released from slavery by the Khan's de.
cree.
BERLIN. July 18th rinderpeet pro-
walls in Russia. The German authori-
ties prohibit importations from Russian
ports.
MADRID. July 15.-Tho Government
finds it necessary for q strong force in
Barcelona. The arrest of Carllst sympa-
thisers continues. A war vessel has been
sent to the harbor of Barceloua-a lurge
number of well-to-do families preferring
leaving Andalusia.
LONDON. July 15.-The carpenters and
masons have made demand for in
creased wages aud payment at noon on
Saturday. A general strike is threat
ened.
MADRID, July 15.-Fifty were killed
and ten houses burned during the disor-
der in AIcoy. AVre.sction in favor of
order is reported in Malaga. Generals
Carragal and Nouyillas have arrived at
Madrid.
AMSTERDAM. July ia conhagra.
tion is raging among the coal stores.
VERSAILLES, July 15.-The sitting Of
the Assembly, to-day, was unusually dis.
orderly. A bill Vas before the Chamber,
authorizing the permanent committee,
during the recess, to sanction prosecu.
tions agsinst the insulters of the Assem-.
bly,. During the discussion OF this mea-
sure, there was an indescribable tumult.
PARIS. July 15.-The Shah told Presi-
dent MacMahon Paris looked like bride
in her wedding dress. He is greatly
pleased with the bri1lianoy of his enter
tainmentH, but has no conception of. the
serious side of everything be has seen.
BE is like child at fair.
.Sadree Zeem, the Persian foreign Mi
mister. is in Disgrace, and will probably
be dismissed and executed on his return
to Teheran. @
Amarlena Matters. .
NEW York, July 14.-The sensational
reports of foul play in the death OF Miss
Willett, are fully exploded. The body
bears evidence Of no murder, aud the af-
fair is simply case OF an eccentric old
lady living all alone and dying without
attendance. The body was deoom posed
and partially eaten by rats.
About O'Clock, yesterday afternoon,
in the river. about ten miles below Bal
timore, off Willow Grove, squall struck
and capsized sail-boat containing seven
young men. four of whom Miller Spence.
aged seventeen; Jacob Andrew, twenty.
one; Baldwin Wilson, eighteen; and
George Cook, twenty-were drowned.
In Clarke County Court, Virginia.
yesterday. Lycurgns and Oscar Little
were indicted for the murder of their
brother Clinton, and being arraigned,
plead not gnilty. This is an sffray
which occurred near Winchester on July
o, IN which several of the brothers Little
were engaged-two OF them and their
mother being wounded, and one killed.
1000 peasants at Alperee, Spain. have
Joined the Carlists, driven thereto by the
excess of the Republicans.
Policeman Demassellier. in New Or
leans, yesterday, was stabbed seventeen
times and killed by Nelson Seyeraino.
Everything passed off quietly ut Lon
donderry and Belfast. Saturday. There
was no disturbance in Dublin.
SAN FRANo1sco. July 14.-The steam
ship Colorado brings the following news:
The tea-laden steamer Drummond Castle.
from Shanghai for London, was wrecked
May 81, on the Ch1san group.
The Offices of the japan mail have
been destroyed by fire. Trade in Japan
is extremely dull. The faimers arc
alarmed about the rice crops. 1t is re-
ported from the interior OF Japan that
several prisoners have been burned by
mobs. By order OF the Education De.
partment Of Japan, all foreign teachers
will, in future, be obliged to procure H.
censes. No teacher of the Christian re-
ligion shall be employed.
CLEVELAND, July 1.-two cholera
cases were reported last night.
WASHINGTON. July 15.-A fire at the
Navy Department, this morning, da
maged the building to the extent OF
$40. or Sl2, 900. though the greatest
damage is by water. The Secressry's Of.
flee is completely flooded with water. and