The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-25
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LONDON. May 24.--To.dan is q hail
holiday. in honor Of the Q Qdeen's atty
fourth birthday. 9alntessMese firednnd
bslls rung; feview and illduninations TO-
night. = Z, IN .
. dressed the Assembly, urging the def
mite establishment Of republic. His
: utterances were received with loud sp-
plause by the Left; the Right remained
silent. After speech, recess.
nlssers in possponing the Cuban election
for deputies, named no day for the cleo.
i. tion.
RoaE, May 24.-The funeral of Count
Monzoni will be most imposing.
RoMe, May 24.-The Pope contem-
plates. anathematizing members OF the
: Italian Cabinet, and all other parties en-.
aged in secularising the monasteries.
PERpIaNoN, May 24.--The Oarlists
deny the butchery Of the volunteers. al
San Ahena. They hold all the prisoners
captured, and are ready to exchange
them for Carlists In the hands OF the
"Government. At Barcelona, two corpses
were found. The killed were placarded.
KILLED while attempting to assassinate
Don Alphonso." General Valsrde or
ders levy OF the youth. Many factories
will continue the salaries OF their opera.
tives while serving in the Republican
ranks. Juntas. are forming to enforce
the levy. sa. 9,Wo
Amerlean mastsra.
CHARnEsToN, May as. - Arrived
Schooner Carrie S.Webb, New York.
WAsHNaroN. May 24-Rev. John
Early, President of Georgetown College,
died. today, OF apoplexy, aged sixty.
seven. He was prostrated on Thursday.
Father Desmet; tor thirty years Jesuit
missionary to the Indians, is also dead.
Dispatches from Iowa state that the
loss of life and property from the t.r.
nado is greater than erst reported. Six
additional dead. In Lancaster, one
house only is standing.
ST.. LOUIS. May pa special de-
spatch reports great excitement among
the Wichita Indians, ON account of the
murder OF their principal chief by the
Ossges. 7t
PRA1R1E CRY. LII May 24.-A fear-
ful tornado passed mile and q half
North of here, which pFostrated houses.
telegraph poles and fences, killing and
wounding number. The wind moved
heavy stones from the top OF stone walls.
BALTIMoRE, May, 24.--John Taylor
johnson, chairman OF the COMMITTEES to
prepare the budget, reported $500, 600
necessary. tia'
The spring meeting at Pim,ioo Course
commences on Tuesday. The track is
in splendid condition. .-l8..a. a
QArRo. May 24.-Georee Weldon at.
tempted to arrest Alex. Thompson. a
negro. who, resisting, struck the officer
ia the throat With knife. The officer
killed the negro and himself fell dead.
4 NEW YORK, May 24.-A mass meeting
F. OF carpenters resolved to adhere to eight
hours, and enforce the regulation! !.
81 The Herald special sayS Theirs expects
fourteen majority; if defested, Le is
prepared to resign. ApPrehending dis
tntbanoes, Generals Dncrot and Ohann-
sey have been ordered to join their com.
mands at Nevers. -TI5
:Aspecial from New Orleans says War
moth has commenced suit, against the
Times, laying his damages ut $25, 900.
The offensive article asserts that there
was corrupt Official action In the Missis-
sippi and Gulf Ship Canal.
The Republican editorially announces
DarelPs intention to resign, and suo-
gests that Dprell has earned foreign
mission. t,l-
42s bodies have been recovered from,
soo HIeChou atiautlc. 1kS passengers
are missing, including nearly q dozen
cabin.
A Washington special says the Mexican
Minister anticipates no trouble between
the two countries over invasion after the
Kiokapoos.
NEW CASTLE. DEL May 24.-rwo
whites received twenty lashes each for
larceny. nm 7
WASHINGTON. May 25.-scho8eld
officially confirms the unconditional
surrender OF part of the Modoos, Cen.
Davis reports himself in hot pursuit Of
Captain jack and the remainder. and
hopes soon to end the war.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., May 24.-The ten
hours committee issued o circular. ady
ing the operatives to resume work for
the present.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-Rssolutions for
lie mobility of the ministers was tabled
without discussion.
Among the passengers by the Leipsic
which sailed from this port TO-DAY for
Bremen. are A. 8. Abel, ESQ, proprie-
tor Baltimore Sun, his son Waller and
Two daughters, on visit to the Vienna
Exposition.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The special
cabinet meeting to-day had reference to