The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-02
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of the observance of thSs20Oth auni-
versary of the RomantC Cataoiic bishop.
rio of Quebec. - s ,~sssg
MONTREAL, October. 1.-THE cele-
brated Judgment Of Judge; Ruthier.
that priest could not be held respon.
sible before civil courts Tor what he
said from the pulpit. has been reversed
in the Court of Review: i,.
LONDON. Octobsr 1.-This morn
ing's Times denies the truth of the re:
Fort recently current. that the debts
Of the Prince Of Wales had besn paid
by the Queen. 49,
Advicos from the North of Spainssy4
thut there arc signs Of ~ breaking rdp0f
the Carlist army. Several Of the, iD-
surgent leaders have esurrGnderaa' 80 She
Republican troops, aud its.ia reported
that some others were shbt, by ordor
of DJn Carlos. for demandihg.a cessA
tion OF hostilities und RESTORATION OF
peace. gSi.
VcicIrn nphtc-incilcHn MnIieta
WASHINGTON, October Upon in.
formation received hy Telegraph from
Richmond, Mayor Whitehead issued, II
warrant, at late hour lust night, for
the nrrest Of Gen. Wm. Mahouo and
Bradley L. Johnston, on tho chargeof
Intention to engage in q duei., Ma:
hone was arrested ut his hotel and
bound over in the sum Of SlO,000.ito.
keep the peace for ono ysarGCol:Hi
Walter "a. Taylor. Richard o. TaS lor'
and Benz. P. Loyal beco,nin9 bis
bondsmen. Johnston was rot fnu nd.
The address OF Kellogg to the people
Of the Uuited Ssatesis is published. He
declares that no act authorizing the
issue Of bond hos beeu passed during,
his administration. The only bonis
issued by him were 576 aud 1875, OF the
one Thousand dollars anthoriz.d sby
previous Acts. the first issue being
made obligatory by IL Judgment of the
Supreme Court, and the second on the
advice Of law officials of the State.
The tloating debt of the previous ad-
ministration has been reduced from
50. 100000 to 1.400. 600, since Janu-
ary I, 1874. The current receipts
have been within S67, 900 of current ex-
penditnres. We have largely re{3iloed
State expenditures, aud confined. llen
strictly within the limits of our reve-
nnes. and we have repealed over
SS. 600, 600, Of contingent liabilities"
All this has been Effected by III with
out aid from those who are arrogant.
enough to claim to represent al lh.,,
virtue md in;eiligenca of the .S:ht.,
and whlle contending ugiitist yiollucs,
within :h9 State borders and otgNulzetl
villidcation abroad aud while the very
existence 0f the Government was heipg
shrsAtcued.. The address gives IL his.
tory of tho troubles in 1872, charging
fraud III the conduct of the election,
and asserting that McEncry never re-
ceived II majority of the votes cast.
New 1oRK, October Dr.. Soy
mnur accepts the bishoprid of Illinois.
Ii is reported that tho New York
agency of the Bank of Montreal loses
$3.50 600 by.,JAmss Bishop & Co.
SAN Francisco. October 1.-The
body of the Rev. j. L. Stevens, the
Methodist missionary murdered by u
mob III MIrcd last. in tho Mexican
State of Jnlasco. reached here yes
terday.
CR1Esr1n1D. MD October l "A Are
broke out this morning in the oyster
house of Joseph Calhoun. 1t ~ spread
ing rapidly, and threatens tn destroy
euc WuoIo OtuCo.
Sr. LOUIS. October l The Con zen
tion Of steamboat men met in tho Liu-
den Hotel to-day. with full Delegates
from Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo,
Plttsburg, New Orleans, Vicksburg,
Evansville and st. Louis. Capt. L w.
Gould stated that the general objects
Of the Convention were to devise
means to remedy the existing evils in
stenmboating, and remove the emblr.
rassments under hch these great iu-
terests are suffering. The Convention
Organized by ihe election of II II.
Voolfolk. Of Louisville, President,
George II. Rea, of ST. Louis. John
Cannon, Of New Orlenns. and john s.
Stockdale. of Pittsburg, Vice. Presi.
dc,.;,. AM, J. Fl. Reese, of Pittsburg,
and G. Z. Sykes, of st. Louis. Score.
taries. A Committee on Business
was then appointed, aud the .Convcn-
ton adjourned.
WAsHlSGroN. 0 ,tobar 1.-The mar.
iiase of Miss Maria Ewing Sherman,
daughter of General aud Mrs. W. T..
Sherman. to Mr.. Thomas W. Fitch, OF
the Engineer Corps of the Uuited
States Navy, was celebrated at st. !
Aloyclns Roman CAtholic Church, ut
II o'clock. to-day, in tho presence of
very large coucourse Of distinguished
persoas, among whom were President
and AIRS. Gruut, tue members Of the