The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-05

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WEBS ALLIES, April 4,lSIheS AaSemhlXJ XJ
after soene OF disorder a1d B1cftSt6Hhs.5
proceeded to consider tho Lyons, muhi:
olpsiity bill. L2uis Martel. the leading
man OF the. right oantfe, is psomipenk
candidate for the Presidency Of the Ass
esmbly. which Greyey resigns, !. The
election takes place to-day.
L1sBoA,. April 4.-Deputy Valids made
an slArmist speech o.day. He declared
the crown beset'with danger from 'a1Ia-
tent revolutionary element The Pt6si-
dent OF the. Ministry declared TaliSss j.
fears groundlass. and called con the
House TO trust the loyalty Of the county.
LONDON. April A despatch, fsom
Rome says the Pope is slightly i'll. '
BAHoHKEa April ,4.--Gen. JNouvilis'e
headquarters are at Estella, whence he
Will operate against the Oarlists. A.
COMMUNE has been, deolstsd in sthasfross
vince Of Salamanca. IL. ~ ~ !.
PAsss April 4-Lcs:= Joseph Buffet
Was. to-day, elected President of the
French Assembly, to succeed. Grevy.
Buffet is weli-knewn French politician,
AmsrlsHA' Matters.
ST.. LOUIS. April 4.-The steamer ".
j: Lewis, for Rod, River, with 500 tons
OF freight, sunk. ., the cargo is valued as
500. .O09; insured. 81 .so!,r :4s'
oaHEAMUhEs April 8 '-1no centrifugal
machine, OF the Calvert street sugar re.
aneFy: burst, 2to.day. killing one ana
81. JoszrH. Mo: ;. April 4.-sssvart &
Gotdon's livery stable was burned to.
day, with heighteen horses. Incendia-
rism. ;.I.tU I.i4 -,G: a.. -;
New YoRK, April A false, report
,ot the amount OF coal aboard the Atlantic
must have been made to the captsin.
$l0, 900 worth Of Bilk and laces were
found in the trunks of a passenger by
OhsTIel M. Barras, the dramatic su-
thor was buried. Saturday, in Green.
wood. 'i
TrrusvnLE, Pa. April "A; FIRE at
Parker's Landing destroyed the Parker
House, Central Hotel; Exchar ge Bank,
Savings Bank. post Office and Telegraph
Office. Loss 5000, 600.
WASHINGTON, April 4-Functionaries
OF She civil service departed last night,
to apply tests to customs and sub.treasu.
~ officers. They go frat. to New York,
thence to st.. Louis, and thence TO New
Orleans. and Texas ports. Another nnrtvy
headed by7Ohief Treasury. Oierk, ,6aviiIs:
'"n~e next'fors Richmond, Norfolk. Wi.
m,ngton, Savannah, Mobile; and, other
ports OF entry and: Treasury stations. on
ST. LOUIS, April At appears that
the accident on the ST. Louis and Sonth.
eastern Railroad, which occurred at
french Village. yesterday afternoon, was
oooasioned by the oulpable oarelessness
OF the condueter of q construction train
The passenger train was Just about 10
take aids track. to let q, freight train
pass when the construction train, which
had been passed by the passenger train
ata dir. pile bat few minutes before.
ana It's conductor must have known OF
It's proximity, came laundering around
the curve at high speed, and plunged
into me rear coach OF the passenger
tram. The conductor Of the passenger
train saw the construction train coming,
for their lives. Many did so. bnt ba.
fore all oonld escape, TIE engine of the
construction train had entered the pas.
senger coach. The latter was immedi-
ately filed with steam, and a number of
passengers were more or less snalded.
Mrs. tohn r Nusk or Luke, of. Morgan
County, Missouri. While in the aos OF
jumping from the train, was caught be-
tween the oars and crushed to death.
Her hnsbnld. with an infant in his arms.
succeeded in reaching the platform un.
hurt. a gentleman, supposed to be
James a. Watts, OF Chester, Ill, q mem
ber OF the Illinois Legislature. was
caught between the platform of the rear
car and the engine OF the dirt train. and
literally torn to pieces. IA Young daugh.
ter of Mrs. Griffin. Of Mol Iesnsboro.
Ill, received jet of steam full in her
iiace, ana was horribly sealded about tie
head and upper part OF the body. Her
eyes were put out. It is thought she
cannot recover. Mrs. Stebbins, of Mil.
waukee, WAS severely out and bruised
about the head, and several other passen.
gers were more or less injured. lhe en-.
gineer OF the dirt train. Michael Fanney.
led as soon as he saw; the result of lis
o,relessness.
Pa1nADHLrHrA, April 4.-In the case
OF Daniel Schuil 1s. the Kensineton Ma.
tiona! Bank, in which the jury rendered
verdict OF s37, 900 for the plaintiff. for
the loss of his bonds by robbery Of the
bank in February, 1860, Judge vii
iiams, this morning, set aside the verdict,
and ordered o now trial.
Boston. April 4.-The agents Of the
White Star Line have engaged Faaueil
III l.