The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-04

public. Great crowds were present.
Business ip the neighborhqod of the
square was entirely suspended j and
houses decorated with flags. and in the
evening Illuminated.
PARIS. July 2.--M. PssSs!. se Oassag.
mao and his oo.editers Of Le Pays have
been acquitted OF tho charge Of incit.
ing eitizens'to mp.usl hatred.
The funeral OF Manuel Oonclia took
place to-day. The osremonies were
very imposing aud the crowd. of speo-
tators on tho line of the procession
immense. Marshal Serrano and all
the Cabinet Ministers followed the
coffin. 81.
The O.rlist forces at Estella mum.
beEs 80, 900. Gen. Zabala has lO6
cannon, and hopes q bis speedy VIC
tory are increasing. The Carlists
energetioahY deny The charge of the
massacre aGd mdtihtion OF wounded
and prisone ers, as charged agoinst them.
LoNDoN, July 8. Tho debateS on
homo rule haS been iconclnded. DIS.
raeli Was unable tp agree that ireland
had right toa . gresteri riamonnt of self.
government than Scotland OF. England. /.
Hag demonstrated the gronndlessness
osstkS cenptsset that Irishmen were
not appointed to high Offices of tho
Governments, and denied that Ireland
was treated as a'bqnqosred country.
He said that two separate par!iaments
would be constantly in collision, and
the minority in each parliament would
be always appealing t. the imperial
parliament. He opposed the motion,
because it was injurious to both coun-
tries. At the great orisis OF the world.
which was near. than come supposed,
he wished the people to be united; to
accept this motion wonld produce dis
integration in England, and might 70.
e1lt in the destruction of the empire.
MCCARTHY. Mitchell, Nolan. Don, The
O'Conner and others spoke ;a support
OF the motion. At a. late hour, the
house divided, and DR.. Butts resoIu-
tion was rejected d-6l yeas; 45S nays.
HALIFAX, July 3.-The steamship
Frraday was delayed by heavy weather
and will reach Portsmouth in few
days. :.
Telo9ra 9raDhtc-American Matters.
CHIoK1Rs. Pa, July "a heavy
rain storm. which passed over this
place this evening. raised the streams
several feet, stopping the engines of
the Henry Clay furnace. flooding the
stock house and casting house, wash
ing away the sheds, endangerinn
dwellings and covering tue Peunsylvn.
MIA Railroad track with three feet of
earth, preventing trains from passing
for several hours. Chickies Creek
raised FIVE feet and il still rising.
Chiokies furnaces are uDipjured.
BALTIMORE. July 2.-rhe Mayor
and Common Councils. city officials,
Board of Trade and Corn and Flour
Exchange celebrated to-day. by excur-
sion down the Patapsco, the compile.
ton OF the deepening and widening of
the ship channels between Chesapeake
Bay and this city. Oraighill channel
has been improved to a width of 400
feet, and Brewerton Channel to $50,
and each ton uniform depth of twen-
ty-four feet at mean low water. The
work has been in progress several
years. the General Governm ent hay
ing appropriated $528, 600 and the city
1926, 900 for improving the channel.
NEW Yong. Jply la letter from
the coast, Of the 10th, states that the
Aohinese, on the night OF, March 20,
made an attack on the Dutch Fort and
captured it, and overwhelmed the gar
rison. The loss Of the Dutch is placed
at LOCO killed and $500 wounded,
the greater number being laborers en-
ployed to work on the fort, and colo.
nists tenting outside. Eight ships
we're required fur tho wounded, whom
many chiefs permitted to be removed
from the shore, as much to pmbarruss
the enemy as to do al act of humanity.
The letter adds thnt the news Of the
complete annihilation Of this second
Dutch expedition is known in official
circles at Singapore, and il purposely
withheld from the press.
NEW YonK, July 3.--Mayor Have
myer has re.appointed Police Com
missioners Oharlick aud Gardiner, who
had been convicted of malfeasance.
During quarrel, last night, George
Stone, once wealthy builder, beat
his wife fatally, with soda bottle.
ST. LOUIS. July 3.-A final and
very severe test of the big bridge was
had yesterday. which proved sntisfac-
tory.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-The grand
jury indicted Badger. chief, and Elan
nagan, captain of the police, for high
way robbery. in sejzing the BuNetim's s
forms.
The Cotton Exchange crop report
SHOWS a large decrease in acreage;
MI pfipc, In 70 on,3 otool