The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-09
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from Glasgow, on Saturday. No sur.
vivors from any wreck are reported.
PARIS, August 8.-The funeral oi
row. NJ. Theirs will be one OF the pail
bearers. On Monday, NJ. Thiers will
leave Lucerne. where he will remain
until the end of the week, when he will
return to Paris.
LONDON, August s.-Lady Tieneylan
is dead.
At q meeting, yesterday, of the direct
ors Of the company organized to lay the
cable direct to the coast of New Hamp.
shire, it WAS unanimously resolved to
change the route, and land the cable on
the coast Of Newfoundland.
The journals Of this morning an
nouuoe that Lord Frederick Charles
Cayendish and Sir Arthur Wellesley
Peel will assist Mr.. Gladstone in admi-
nistering the duties of the office of
Chancellor of E,xchequer. It is also
stated thas Hon. Algemon Grenville has
been offered ope of the junior lordships
of the Treasury. Il is probable that
Sir John Dinke Ooleridge will be ap-
pointed Master of Rolls, Sir Geo. Jessel
Attorney. General, and Mr.. Henry James
Solicitor. G General.
BERLIN, August 8.-Cholera has ap-
peared violently in the barracks.
LONDON, August 8.-Loss by the
burning of the rice mills at Stipney is
$5.000.000.
TelegraphIc-America Matters.
San FRASC1sco, August Sin an Ii.
dian fight, near Camp Verde, three
Apaches were killed and five women
captured.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. August 8.--Since
July 5, twenty-four cholera cases, eight
cen Of which were fatal, have occurred
outside the penitentiary. Six cases are
now in the oity, two OF which are of o
mild form.
HopKINsvmLE, Ky, August S.-Three
deaths from cholera in the past two
days.
New YORK, August 8.-Two of the
Grew Of the steamship Glass quarreled.
One vas thrown overheard and drowned.
The other was arrested.
The steamships May Clinton and
General Seigel collided off the battery.
The Seigel sunk. No lives lost.
The La Creole, from st. Domingo,
lost her captain from yellow fever.
A Herald special, dated London, the
7th, says: "a Cabinet council was held
this evening. The discussion resulted
in important changes in the present
Ministry. The Marquises of Ripon,
Ohildred and Baxter have resigned; the
two first for private reasons. Mr.. Glad.
stone in addition to the Premiership,
assumes the Chancellorship of the Ex-
chequer, in lieu of Low. who assumes
the home Office. Mr.. Bruce is to be
made peer, and will succeed Lord
Ripon as President of tho Council. AIr.
Bonham Garter succeeds Mr.. Baxter as
jointSecretary of the Treasury. Arthur
Peel becomes the Liberal whip. Other
changes are expected in O few days.
John Bright joins the Cabinet as Chan
cel!or of the Duohy of Lancaster. The
Liberals lost the election to-day in East
Staffordshire.
The Cubans of this oity arc prepar-
ing another expedition to land arms and
ammunition on Cuban soil. by the
steamer Virginius. It is said this will
be the largest one yet attempted.
Valley, q member of the British Par
Lament, who arrived in this city
Wednesday, told reporter, yesterday,
that ho came to obtain testimony ia.
vorable to the claimant to the Tichborne
title and estate. He says man ap-
peared in England about three weeks
ago who pretended to have been the
steward on hoard the Ospey. which
picked up the boat from tho wreck of
the Bella, containing the claimant. He
gave evidence of speaking the truth
and corroborated important testimony
already given on the trial. He thought
1t advisable to come over and see il he
could find corroborative proof.
A gigantic swindle has been brought
to light in the preparation for sale Of
over 5000 chests Of damaged tea. The
tea is part of the cargo of the sterr- ar
Petersburg, wrecked over the Bermudas
The parties who bought the damaged
tea, at Government auction sale, have
been doctoring and preparing it for
some time in West street malt house,
to foist upon the market when IA
vorable opportunity offered. The at
tention Of the health board has been
directed to the matter.
HAVANA, August 8.-The Diaro de la
Marina, OF to-day, says kilograms have
been received announcing o decree an
nulling the sequestration of the property
of Cuban rebels. It will not pronounce
the news false, for fear of misleading the
pnblio. It cannot accept it without Of
foial confirmation. The Diaro thinks ii
impossible that the Spanish Government
DEGREES the immediate return of their
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