The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-21
!Tslegrnphic-Forei9n An~lrs.

-PRoBADLR RARLY RELRAsEE OF FE.
NIANs-GALEs AND DISASTERS AT SEA-
RETURNING TROOPS CARn1sT SUCCESSES,
ETC., ETC., E'
BERlIN, March ,2O.-The Visoount OF
Gentaul, Byron, French Ambassador, is
about to resign, in consequence Of un-
pleasant relations with Prince Bismarck.
The adjournment Of the Reiohstag is
probable, on account OF Bismarck g
illness. ii..t
LONDON. March 2O.-The Duly Mems
says it has been given to understand, on
good authority, that DIsraeli will ad-
wise an early release Of the remaining
Fenian convicts
Arthur Peel has been designated as
the Liberal whip during the presen. sss-
sion OF Parliament.
Tempestuous weather is reported on
:he Scottish coast, With some damage to
shipping.
The ship President Theirs, from New
Orleans for Bremen. foundered on
March Q. The crew were saved. Tho
bark Eliza Onlton. from Savannah for
Molmo, is aground at Hogan's, aud will
have to Tighten. She is leaking badly
aft, and has five feet of watcr in her hold
LONDON, March 20.-The 23d Regi-
ment Of infantry, Royal Welsh Fasiliers,
which arrived at Portsmouth yesterday,
from tho Gold Coast, in the troop ship
Tamar, disembarked this morning, in
the presence Of an immense crowd.
They were met by the Mayor and corpo-
ration OF the town, who presented them
with an address, and also regimental
goat, to replace the one that died Mt
Cape Coast Castle. Upon the conclu-
sion Of these ceremonies, the troops
took up their march for tho railway sta
tion, where they had lunch before de-
parting from the town. The entire
route of tho march from the dock yard
to the station was beautifully decorated
and crowded with people, who were
madly enthusiastic, cheer upon cheer
greeting tho returning warriors. There
were many affecting scenes in the
streets The troops were attired in the
same uniform they wore during the
Ashantee campaign. The Steamship
Sarniatian, with the returning High.
landers on board, is in sight Of Ports
mouth. They will land tomorrow.
MADRID, March 2O.-An order has
been Issued forbidding the publication
by the press of other than official war
news.
LONDON, March 20.-The Carlist
military agent in this city has received
the following despatch from the Oarlist
Junta in Bayonne: "General Pnlacias
! reports that he is marching in the direc-
ton OF Madrid. with $4,000 men, after
defeating, with great loss, the Republi-
can column under Callejo, near Ming
laniIla. Mingnalilla is q village in the
province OF Cuenoa, forty-four miles
Southeast Of the. city Of Ouenca.
TeleR Observation-Disclosures Matters.
OVATION TO THE MODES CoMMANDRR-
NEW HORSE DIsEAsE-CRIaIEs AND IN.
DIOTMENTS-LAsT LEAP FOR LIFR-sUr-
CIDE OF NAVAL oFFICER-TItE VOL.
CANo, ETO., ETO.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-In the
House, Dawes gave notice that he would
bring up the $500. .00O,OOO bill next
Monday. The House proceeded to the
Georgia contested election case; the ma.
jority report being in favor OF Sloan,
the contestant, and against RawIs, the
sitting member.
NEW YORK, March 20.-James Sylyes-
ter, atrapeze performer, at 34th Street
Opera House. in attempting "the lenp
for life," last night, missed his calcnla-
tion, and not catching the rope, fell to
the floor of the theatre. He fell dis
tance of only about seven feet, but
his head striking the corner of private
box, injured him so severely that he
died in few moments. He was twenty'
years old.
In the Senate, Hager, of California,
mado speech in favor of modification
OF the treaty, so as to suppress Chinese
immigration.
Three days mails arc due from New
Orleans.
The British sloop-of.war Niobe has
arrived. A committee of the Council
has been appointed to tender her COM
mander the freedom of the city, and tho
officers OF the army and navy propose a
formal reception, in recognition of his
conduct at Santiago de Cuba, in the
Virginius affair.
One-tcnth Of the horses Of the city are
suffering from new disease.
There are fifty indictments against
J. T. Franklin, for being concerned in
the forgery OF railroad bonds. IIe has
been arrested.
a meeting of the Importers and
Grocers' Board Of Trade adopted me.
mortal to Congress for the abolition of
the moiety system, and against compro.
missing palpable frauds upon the reye-
nue..