The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-11


OF Salisbury and tho Earl of Oarnaeroon,
and that the Marquis and Earl have
consented to aesiat D'Israeli to form his
Ministry. 4tl
MADR1D, February 1O.-The Imparcial
says the Government has agreed to an
exchange of prisoners with the Carlists,
PARIS, February 1O-Juies Michela,
French author, is dead. M
VIENNA. February 1O-The Vate,
land. a newspaper of this city, has been
suppressed, and it's Office and material
confiscated. Y
merlcnn Matters.
GLYCERINE Observation-Disclosures REGU.
1ATIoNs- DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. -.CHArrE1s
q OF HORRORS DEATH-DE.
FAULTERs-THE BANKRUPT LAW, ErC.
CHARLESTON, February ARRIVED
: Steamships Mercedita, Boston; Charles
ton. New York.
WHIrEHALL. N. Y, February 9.-The
glycerine factory Of Michael Brady, at
Fort,sTiconderoga, closed for the past
week. was again started this morning.
About 4 O'Clock this afternoon the
honso exploded, killing two men pamed
McMahon aud Kcefe. Their remains
we're terribly mangled, parts being
foqnds1n different places in the woods.
As they were making some repairs. 1t is
thought they hit some concealed gly-
cerine, which caused the explosion.
WASHINGTON, February 0.-The fol-
lowing is tho full text OF Mr.. Bousweli's
bill auaendatory of the national cur
rency Act, introduced o.day: That it
shall not be lawful for any banking ns-
sociation, organized under snid Act, or
under any Act amen datpry thereof, to
pay interest on deposits in banks, bank
ing companies or banking associations,
nor shall any such banking association
receive interest upon money deposited
with any bank, person, party or corpo-
ration; and any banking association
guilty OF o violation Of the provisions
of this Act shall be liable to penalty
equal to four times the amount of .inte.
rest 30 paid or received, to be recovered
IN any court Of competent, jurisdiction |;
and It shall be the duty of the Comp.
troller OF the Currency to cause pro-
ceedings to be instituted for the re-
covery of penalties aforesaid, aud for
the. benefit of the United States; that
not more than one-fourth part of the
amount Of lawful money of the United
States that any such association NAV Es
required to have on hand, as is provided
in said Acts, shall consist of balances
dne to ouch association, aB available for
the r. iemption of its circulating notes
frcin banking associations, approved by
Comptroller of Currency.
WASHINGTON, February 1O.-In the
Senate, Anthony presented petition
srem citizens representing q national
bank in Iihode Island, protesting
against any Legislation to diminish the
volume of currency in that State, for
tho purpose OF giving it to other seo-
tions. West presented memorial from
the New Orleans Chamber Of Com
msroe, asking an appropriation to re-
open the New Orleans Mint.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, February 1O-Hil.
denberger's new opera house was burned
last night. The fire broke out between n
IL and O'Clock, and is supposed to
have been caused by crackers used by
the German Band during the concert
last evening; loss $50. 900.
WASHINGTON. February 1O-Marshul
Packard and Appraiser Pitkin, of New
Orleans; and Judge Busteed, of Ala
bama. are here. It is expected that
Carpenter will speak on the Louisiana
election bill to day, when it will bs re-.
ferred to the Committee on Eections
anu privileges.
New YoR1. February 10.-Proaper
Evans, who for some time has been
drinking to excess, attaoked his wife
and son, aged six, with an axe, iniiict.
ing severe, and. it is feared, fatal iniu-
ries. He then attempted to stab him.
self through this heart. inaictng severe
wounds. Evans hoe been arrested.
Martin Higgins, q hackman, convict
ed of an outrage on Mary O'Brien, an
Irish girl from Philadelphia. was sen.
tenced by Recorder Hackett to twenty
years in the State Prison.
SAN Francisco, February 1O.-Ths
steamer Vascu de Cana has arrived
from Yokohama, making tho trip in
eighteen days and twenty three hours,
the quickest time on record.
Tho following are the particulars of
tho attempt 70 kill J. Waikura: As ne
was returning from the Mikedo's tenn.
porary residence to his own dwelling.
his carriage was stopped near the outer
castle moat by bamboo pole stretched
across the road; the sides of tho vehicle
were cut through by swords, and ]
Wallsura, hastily descending, found
himself attacked by several armed men.
from whom he received wounds in bis
lOin and shoulders Ho ran to Tho