The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-10
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Forstxn Anairs

foially announced that tho KnanT;of
Khiva and all his ministers; who dsd
from the capital npon tha aapprosoh OF
the Russian troops, have returned and:
submitted to General Ksufmape bsassSfii:ss
ing his olemenoy acd impto ori1E Els mer.
ciful confederation. x Tue General, pend !,
ing disposition of their casess;6 j ID, Placed
them under guard Tf = 4. as ~ - .
LONDON, July Spsss-In thb sHouae sofl
Government should address :fureign
powers With a. view to- establishing arbi.!
tration as a permansaS1ssnrt for; the set.
Element of differences. bstw9en' nations.
The motion. wns supported by figures,
showing the cost . OF standing armies.
Gladstone OPPOSED the motion. He ar:
gued that it would defeat its own object,
because continental nations held widely
different views on the subject. He asked
the gentleman to withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Richards declined to Withdraw. The
House divided. The division resulted in
tie-9S yeas to SO noes. The Speaker
gave the casting vote in favor OF the NO
ton. which was adopted.
A special despatch from Vienna t., the
Standard says an attempt was made, yes
terday by an inoendiary to fire the exhi-
bition building. Correspondents of Lon
have returned hers from Vienna hint
that the building will probably be burn.
ed soon.
VENICE. July 9.-The prevalence OF
cholera is officially announced.
PARIS, July 9.-The second INSTALL
ment (250. 10000 francs) o! the last
milliard of the war indemnity was deli
livered TO- the German Treasury on the
18th. There now remains due to Ger
many but SOC. 200, 900 francs. which. in
accordance with the treaty signed at Ber.
lins on the 18th of March last, is'to be
paid by the 9th OF next September. =
LISBON, July 9.-Tho vine disease is
spreading'in Portugal. :; -,
MADRID. July ga lieutenant- colonel
OF 8 regiment of Ohassenfs stationed 1t
Tarifa has been cashiered for challeng.
ing Senor Campos to fight duel.
iAmsriean matters.
OHABnEsTpN. J9ly9.--Arrived- Steam
ships Charlestoh, New York; Falcon,
Baltimore; schooner @; g.. Webb, Balti-
more. ari
OARsn, LIZ July 9 9-While lad was
killed by lightning. Several men and
horses we're also struck.
NEW YORK. July 9.-The Secretary OF
the Board Of Health states that no pre-
vious year since 1869 shows the hygienic
condition of the corresponding week so
favorable as that just past.
DIR. Hasbrouck, one Of the physicians
attending DR.. King during bio illness,
insists that he died of cholera. DR..
Reeves. of Jersey City, reports Captuin
Samuel Decker, OF jersey City Ferry,
down very low with cholera.
The cholera scare has considerably
abated.
A suit has been begun in the Supreme
Court on behalf OF Joseph Seligman
and others, to prevent the mortgage
made by the North and South Alabama
Railroad Company from being cancelled.
1t appears the plaintiffs agreed to dis
pose OF the bonds OF the road receiving
commission OF 81 per cent. upon the
whole amount; but the defendants failed
to carry ont their part OF the agreement.
hence the suit.
Thirty OF the. best and most e1pe-
rienced men on board the receiving ship
have besn selected from the Grew OF the
Tigress. and she Is announced to sail
positively on Saturday. The Tigress
will carry ESQ tons Of coal, and if neces.
sary, will get new supply at st. Johns.
By this evening, all supplies Of provi-
sions will be shipped. They are com.
posed principally Of pork and fatty
matter. A large quantity of pemican
will be taken; also. canned vegetables
and fruits. The total amount Of provi-
sions carried will be rations for forty
men for two years.
BELFAST. MAINE. July 9.-The Ool-
leotor OF Customs has been arrested by
Federal authority, on the charge'of en-
gagement in trade.
C1Sc1NNAT1, July 9.-The Hebrew
Conference, comprising fifteen oongrega.
tions Of the West and South, convened
to-day; Moritz 10th, of Cincinnati, pre-
siding. The object of the convention is
the establishment of Hebrew theologi-
cal institution. 200 delegates are pre-
sent, and letters were read from MANY
congregations. Resolutions endorsing
the project wore passed unanimously. :
LoUIsy1IhE. Ky., July 9.-Ticket
Ga, ITO drew $25. .0OO
CoNcoRD, N. H., July 9.-An attempt
was made, last night, to throw the Bos-
ton express train off the track, near Sun
cook. Two men were seen plnoing ties
k1,a& a.