The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-22
Telesraph,c-Foreisn Ann,r..

Madeira state that the vines are in o
satisfactory condition. ;, -, ye7
Azores newspapers deny the exist
ence in those islands of movement in
favor of annexation to the United
States.
A protracted clock out" of farm Ia
borers in Lincolnshire has been ended
by settlement which will probably bo
adopted in other agricultural districts
of England.
LONDON, May 21.-A Daily Ns,0s
special from Paris says tho Cabinet has
been formed. It's principal members
are Goulard, Decazes. Lowergne, Gre
vart and Czanne-all OF whom belong
to the moderate section of the Right
and Right Centre. The object of the
new Government is to conciliate both
Centres, in order to carry the septen-
nial Constitution through the Assem-
bly,.
GENEVA, May 2l-The uames of the
drowned students are Grant aud two
brothers Woodberry.
TcleRrapnio-Amertc Matters.
ATLANTA. May 20.-The Convention
Of Confederate surgeons met to-day.
About forty delegates were present.
DR.. Henry T. Campbell. Of Augusta.
was elected President, with Vice Pre-
dents from every Southern Stute. A
general routinn business was trans
acted. The MEETING tomorrow, it is
anticipated, will be very interesting.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Notice has been
given of an appeal from the Presby-
terry to Synod, upon the vote acquit-
ting Prof. Swing of heresy.
LITTLE Rock, May 21.-The Legis-
lature will Investigate Federal Senators
Clayton aud Dorsey, on a charge of al
attempt to overthroH the State Go.
vernment. A bill of amnesty for those
engaged in the late emeute was intro.
duced in the House.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Tho Mutuals, of
New York, H.; White Stockings. Of
Chicago. 10.
ST. Louis. May 21.-The Presby te-
rian Grand Assembly commerce their
annual session here tomorrow. 800
delegates have already arrived. aud
nearly as many more are expected.
The Presbyterian Sabbath Institute or
Convention has been in session to.d day,
and is we'll attended. J. Bennett
Tyler, of Philadelphia. is presiding
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The mar.
riage ceremony is over. The presents
aggregate fully $4,000. and are very
beautiful. The party cross the Atlantic
on the Baltic. The captain has deco
rated her deck cabin as q bondoir for
the bride. The only thing that niarred
the simple, citizen like character of
the ceremony was the presence of the
Marine Band.
BIRN11NoHAM. ALA, May 2l.-Tbo
Alabama Press Convention reelected
the former officers, concluded routine
business. passed. resolutions of thanks
to the authorities of Birmingham and
citizens for the unbounded hospitality
tH themselves and their New York
guests; also to the various railroads
and to Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, for free use Of the line and nd
journed. The session was very har-
monious. After adjournment, all the
editors visited the ore bed, coal mines,
furnace. etc.
MONTGOMERY. May 2I.-About fifty
editors of New York papers are now
in Alabama, inspecting the iron and
coal fields and the quality of land
They have been everywhere received
with great cordiality. They express
great qualification at the manner of
their reception aud profound astonish.
ment at the immense mineral wealth of
Alabama. They go from here to At
lanta, on Sunday; spend Sunday night
and half of Monday in that city; go
thence to Chattanooga, and thence
directly home. pia Washington.
LOWELL. Mass, May 21.-Rs,nit.
tanoes- 900 to New Orleans; S643
10 the reservoir sufferers.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, May 2l.-The en-
gine Of the early train on the Syracuse
and Northern Railroad went through a
draw. The engineer and conductor
we're killed. Cause-Carelersness of
the engineer.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-James Gal
lagher. four years of age. was fntally
burned while playing with matches.
The Episcopal Convention. this
morning, was engaged in routine busl.
ness and reports.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-Toby e Booths
packing house, with large number of
dressed hogs. over l.O0O,OOO pounds
OF bulk meats, several thousand pounds
lard and go 1.-Two hogs, were burned
last night. Loss estimated ut $50. 900;
insured.
WAsuINGToN. May 2l.-In the So.
nate. JOINT resolutions of the Pennsyi.
yanin Legislature were presented
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