The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06
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ForeIRn Affairs

outbreak OF cholera ut: :AIunioh:is contra.
dicted. The cfeiti o1 tho Vjsthla> ar
submitted to aafigfa .qnaransinsss, - ;;e2e.
The Shah made al unofficial visit to
the Crystal Palaossyesterday lon mnahse
preparations areTns sk:ng for Ills rec pfiou
at Paris. 50. I..s.$ -. ], !,
MADRID. July4. .,AFhe Rrogreesist CLUB
has suspended: ttss sittings because the
oonstitu tional guarahtees are si,pentied.-
The GOVERNMENT has: flsgiiled to disbana;
the soldiers whose term lof service hsvs
expired, but offers :Avo reals daily
TO re-enlist. Shoufd' SIhis resnifs nnsnS.
cessfully. they will Appealto thspatriot.
ism OF the country To fir the rsnksl and
state frankly the situation and the means
of saving Spain
LoNDoN, July. 5.-A special despatch
from Paris to the London Telwaoph says
duel between Nd. nj. Rauc and Decas-
eagnaIc 10 to take place on Mouday next.
LONDON. July 5.-The Paris oorres.
pondent Of the Times telegraphs to that
paper, that the trial of Marshal Bsza,ue
will probably take place ut Com ppigne,
in the latter part Of September.
There was no banquet in London in
celebration Of the Fourth OF July. The
representatives of the United States we're
absent from the city,, and there wus no
American vessel in the Thames. (.
A despatch from Bombay brings intel
iigence OF rising among the Hindoo
peasants, in the district of Poonat. They
refuse to pay their rente, and have pluti-
dered and burned several houses. Two
bands have been dispersed By The police.
MADRID. July 5.-The anuivetsary OF
the independence of the United States
was celebrated at the American legation
yesterday. by grand banquet. Among
she distinguished guests were Minister
Sickles. Senor CASTELAR,. members Of the
Cabinet. foreign representatives in Ma
drid and the President of the Cortes.
American Matters.
BALTIMORE. Nd, July la supposed
double suicide. occurring last Friday
night. has just come to-light. David
Blackjack. aged forty years, a well.to.do
farmer, residing sotoe miles from this
city. on the Hartford TdsppSke, was
found dead in his bed, from Rnover-dose,
OF !audanum few.honfs later, aeiatAf
of deceased proceeded TO theisaIne room
and hung herself to bedlpost !.
NASHVILLE. July 3.-Five. deaths from
cholera to-day.
CIScMNAT1, July 3.-Four deaths from
cholera to-day.
WAsHNaToN. D. c., July all the
members OF the Cabinet we're out of
town to-day, and no public celebration
was leld. The oldest inhabitants assem-
bled IN accordance with their usual Gus
tom, met and had appropriate ceremo-
MES. Numerous picnic parties passed
the day In the neighboring groves. The
Knights of at. Patrick paraded in, full
RECALLS, and marched TO the Schutzan
Park. where they held picnic. which
was attended by large number. The
Colored Sunday School Union held the
usual celebration at Linooln,H Hall. and
the Catholic Colored Sunday School
celebrated the day in the LOT South OF
the Executive Mansion. A fine breeze
blew all day, and the weather was much
more comfortable than yesterday.
New YORK; July 4 The day was very
quietly observed. Business was entirely
suspended, and will remain partially go
until Monday: There was fine parode
OF the military this morning, and the
usual anniversary exercises by the Tam.
many Society. There are displays OF
fireworks tonight at various points in
the city.
New YORK, July 4.-The steamship
st. Laurent. from Havre for New York.
WAS SPOKEN on the lst instant, in latitude
41.33 and longitude Is, with her ma.
chinery damaged. She stopped eighteen
hours for repairs and then resumed her
voyage.
A falling roof at the Hamilton Wooden
Mills. near Cunvalto. killed two ope.
ratives and causing less OF $50, 900.
At Dexter Park yesterday, Mariposa
won the first race--time 1926, 1.54
and 1.56. Quartermaster, which .was
the favorite in the pools, was declared
distanced in the first heat for fouling.
BosToN. July 4-B. F. Butler made
On electioneering speech to. a large TEN.
perence convention at Farmingham, to.
day, declaring against monopolies and
special legislation. He did not commit
himself to the approval or disapprovai OF
the prohibition temperance laws, but
declared that as long as they we're on
the statute book. they should be en-
forced.
Lone BRANcu, July 4.-The Mon.
month Park races were attended by fully
10000 persons. The steeple chase was
won by George West. Duffy came in
length ahead, but the race was given to
West, OF accoan. of tho rider of Duffy
rnnninO ont ~ Tho ooo.on ru:-.. - 90