The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-25
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LIvINdSToNR's REMAINS EN- ROUTE. ETC.
LONDON, March 23.-Seventy journal.
lists went on an excursion Saturday, over
the Midland Railroad, in Pullman palace
cars, and this mornings papers are en-
thusiastio over this new feature OF Eng.
lish railway travel. The Times says:
smoothly. The eye falls everywhere
upon mechanical contrivances OF that
ingenuity which we are accustomed to
recognize and describe as American.
Now that it has crossed the Atlantic, the
Pullman enterprise will not be limited
to Enee!end"
RoME. March 23.-The King. today,
received 5000 persons from all parts of
the kingdom, who came to congratulate
him on the twenty-afth anniversary of
his accession. Venosta, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, presented an address
from the American aud English resi-.
dents.
The Pope has intimated that Arch
bishop Manning and niue other Aroh-
bishops will be elected Cardinals at the
next consistory.
LONDON. March 24-10, 900 persons
witnessed the landing of the Highland.
ers at Portsmouth to-day: Several acci-
dents occurred in consequence OF the
pressure. It is understood that the
Queen has ordered an inspection in Hyde
Park, on Fdrisy, of all the troops OF
the expedition which have reached
home.
PARIS. March 24-In the Assembly,
to-day, protest was presented de.
manding dissolution of the Chamber
The protest was signed by Gambetta,
Rollin, Lacour. Peyratt and Bardot.
BAYoNNE, March 24-The French
authorities have conducted the Cure of
Santa Cruz to the frontier.
ADEN, March 24-The steamer Cal
cutta, with the remains of DR.. Living
stone. has arrived here.
ToleEraphIe-Amertc Matters.
THE TEMPERANCE oRUsADR--TRoUBLE
AMONG aLUBlDERAIKN-TERRIB TRAGEDY
-DEsTRUCTIvE FREs--THE MACON
RAoEs-.wAsHED ROADS REPAIRED
SALE OF A BIG RAHRoAD-THR MIS-.
SOURI, OUTLAWS, ETC., ETU.
NEW YoBK, March 22.-The tempe
rance crusade was marked to-day by
meetings in many of the churches
throughout tho city. At the Church of
the Strangers, there was large attend
ance, and much enthusiasm was
evinoed. Addresses were delivered by
A. T. MoMullen. D1rs. Lawrence, Mrs
Smith and others. At the Seventeenth
Street NJ. e. Church, q temperance
prayer meeting was held, under the
auspices Of Rev. W. 81. Boole. and at
the Forsyth Street NJ. E. Church there
was another meeting, conducted by Rev.
j. w. Barnhart.
NEW YORK, March 24.-The Herald
has speoial from Madrid, which says
the Government contemplates tho pro.
motion of Gen. B1rriel to tho rank of
Field Marshal, for eminent services in
Cuba. The commission of Jose Oonohas,
who has been appointed to succeed
Captain General Jovelar, is understood
to embrace Porto Rico, as we'll as Cuba.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Crump's
ship-yard, with machinery valued at
500. 600, was burned to-day; several
vessels at the wharf narrowly escaped.
New YORK, March 24.-The Erie
Railroad has resolved not to re-empioy
the striking laborers.
WARRINGTON, March 24.-In the Sc.
nate, West introduced the memorial of
Orleans Grange, of Louisiana. for an
increase OF duty on sugar. He remark
ed that the present method OF valuing
sugars enabled refiners to impose upon
the Government to the prejudice of
home produce, and stated that he would,
at the proper time, endeavor to have
law passed to remedy that abuse. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Senator West has also introduced q bill
appropriating $50, 900 for the removal OF
the Railey dam, near Alexandria, in
Red River. He also called up the bill
appropriating a deficiency OF $50. 900
for the work at the mouth OF the Mis-.
sissippi, but under the pressure of the
finance question the bill went over. The
House has taken up the Georgia con-
tested election case.
a. fire ;n New York avenue, Jersey
City, involved loss of $50, 900; one in
Elgin. Ill, S137 600; one in Wooster,
Ohio. S82. 900, and one in Elmira. N.
Y, 100000.
LEXINGTON, Ky, March 2O.-A fear
full tragedy was enacted in Scott County
to-day. Mrs. Elizabeth Soonce, wife OF
VIM. Sconce, who resides four miles
from Georgetown, on the Frankfort
pike, cut the throats Of her two little
girls and then cut her own. She had
been troubled with Mysteries for week
/ past, and was under medical treatment.