The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-17
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PARIS, September .16.AAt the trial
of the aocomplices ofs'Bazaine, to-day,
Col. Villett and NJ. D'Yanion were ex-
amined, and denied that, they knew
OF or had, anything to do with the
Marshal's escape.
LONDON. September l5.-Doncaster
September meeting began to-day.
Champaign stakes, so sovereigns each,
for two year olds: won by Camballo.
Great Yorkshire handicap. of 25 sove-
reigns each, was won by Lord Rose.
berry's Louis e.
BERLIN, September ia despatch
from Vienna states that the trouble
with Roumania is increasing. No an
swer has as yet been received to the
peremptory demand for satisfaction
made for the predatory inroads of the
peasants on Hun sarian territory,
which have now continued for several
weeks.
LONDON. September 16.-A special
to the Standard frona Santandn, says
the Carlists threaten Iran, Aldsan aud
Sebastian, and reinforcements are to
be sent to their garrisons by steamer
from Santanda. Meantime tho SIR.
viving force of Carlists is reported to
be marching on Snntanda by way Of
Ordeena.
The st. Leger stakes was won by
Apology.
Representatives of tho Atlantic
steamship lines had another confer
ence at Liverpool. yesterday. No
prospect of settlement. The Ma
tional line heads the party which de-
mands a uniform rate Of five Gnineas
for steerage passengers to Boston, AMI
the Iuman line leads the opposition.
The New Orleans Troubles.
New ORLEANS, September 15-11 a.
M.-Gen. Fred. Ogden has just nude
Q speech from the gallery of his head
quarters, stating that the war was over,
and advising the people to go quietly
to their homes and resume their usual
vocations. Gov. Penn, this morning,
appointed Thos. Boylaw, a we'll known
detective, Ohief Of Police. Mr.. Boy
law is now organizing the force. An
extra Picayune contains the following:
Gas might have been expected, after
the decisive victory of yesterday, and
tho consequent decentralization of the
Kellogg forces. the finish this morning
was a very brief affair. About $50
O'Clock, the State House was occupied
by tue citizens force, and by o'clock
the third precinct station and the Kel-
logg armory. The Inst of tue Radical
Government was, after a sharp little
assault, captured and appropriated.
So ends the Kellogg regime.
Gov. P0nn'S raHit1ance >vaa fillu1 ull
the morning with citiz 9ns congratulate
ing him on the situation. Messrs
Mari, Ellis, Bard aud Others were pro-
rent. When the ncws of the surren-
der OF the police reached them, there
was universal delight and loud cheers.
The following proclamation hns Just
been issued:
MAYoRAh1TY OF New ORLEANS,
September Is. 1874.
CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS: It be.
comes my duty to congratulate you upon
the restoration of the duly elected and
rightful State authorities. After en-.
during for nearly two years the control
OF nsn.pers, their acts of tyranny have
at length called for resistance. This
was instantaneous, universal, and en-
tirely successful, not single usurping
officer being now in the exercise OF his
functions within the limits of the city
The employment of force became
necessity. We deplore the resulting
loss Of life, while we honor the memory
OF the noble men who fell in defence Of
the rights dear to all who desire to be
free. Upon this signal and most ho-
norable recovery of your political aud
civil rights, let me advise extreme mo-
deration. Resume your avocations as
soon as dismissed from organized
ranks. Use the utmost forbearauce
toward those who hold political opini-
ons adverse to yours; interfere with no
peaceable assemblags of your fellow
citizens OF any race or color; use all
your influence to preserve peace and to
maintain the supremacy of law; prove
to the world that you can be as for
bearing to those who have abused and
usurped authority as you were patient
and long suffering under their tyrun-
ny; seek no revenge for past Injuries,
but leave your fallen enemies to the
tortnres OF their own conscieccea and
to the lasting infaL.y which their acts
have wrought for them.
(Signed,) LOUIS A. Willis,
Mayor.
-Four Metropolitans wero caught in
United States attire and were arrested.
They confessed that they were Metro
politans, threw away their coats and
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