The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-25
TeleKxaphic-FoEeign Anairs.

arrested for participation in the papal
demonstration on Sunday, have been
sentenced to short imprisonment.
LONDON; Jupe 24.-The railway off,
cials have orders to arrange for Vic.
soria's visit. She will arrive in Russia
on the 14th September.
PARIS. June 24.-DsGoulard's con-
a:t:oa e A3Rs!sss-
An order has been issue 4 by the Go
vernment prohibiting the distribution
in France OF photographs OF the Prince
Imperial.
The vigorous efforts made by the
Bonapartists to influence public OPT
MON aud turn it to their own account,
causes much uneasiness. The party is
organizing committeen in every depart
ment, establishing newspaper organs
and distributing political documents
and petitions urging the restoration of
the empire. It is probable tho Assem-
bly, will auccessively reject all consti-
tutional bills. Republicans manifest
JOY over the prospect, believing that
dissolution will be the inevitable re-
suit. The Conservatives favor either
a postponement of bills until winter.
if nine OF them can be adopted now,
or intervention OF President MacMa-
hon, .by means of q message, holding
the Assembly responsible for failure to
organize the powers Of the Executive.
LONDON, June 24-Sir Bantle
Frere has resigned the Presidency of
the Royal Geographical Society, and
General Sir Henry Q. Rawlinson has
been elected his successor.
A special despatch to the Times says
the Carlist General Lisarraga is dead.
MADRID, January PA band of
Carlists made an attack 'npon Bell
mont, in Torragona, yesterday, aud
the garrison, to avoid the burning Of
the place, surrendered. The insur-
gents made q demandsnpan the su-
thorities for $6. 600, anatpok offtseve-
raj persons--stating thAtFfthey would
hold them as hostages for'the pay m ent
Of the money. They were followed
By force Of Republican, troops, who
overlook them and killed twenty.
BERLIN, June 24.-Pfof. Guist is
about to proceed to Amerioa, for the
purpose of searching The archives of
the different States OF tho American
Union for Information to aid him in
preparing q history Of the Constitu-
tion OF the United s :ates. While in
Washington. he vii be the guest of
President Grant.
LONDON, Jnne 24-At the summer
meeting at Newcastle-upon Tyne, to-
day, the Northumberland plate was
won by Lilly Agnes. Louise was Sc
cond, and Owton third. There were
twelve starters. The last betting was
seven to four against Lilly Agnes. five
to one against Louise and twenty to one
against Owton.
The relations between Turkey and
Persia are not friendly. It appears
that the Persian Government has re-
fused to compel the return to Turkish
territory of tribe numbering 20, 600
families. which has been subject to the
Porte, but escaped across the Persian
frontier, and that number OF Turks
have been seized and maltreeted by q
band OF Persian pilgrims. The Turk
ish Government threatens to force
Persia to give up the persons who have
abused it's subjects and to surrender
the revolving tribe. Unless the ar
rangement is speedily effected, the re.
lations OF the two countries will be-
come critical. %
BERLIN. June 24-Ten Frussian
Bishops ara in attendance upon the.
Roman Catholic Conference at Fulda;
the sees Of Cologne, Pasen and Treve es
are represented by deputies-the BIZ
shops Of those places being in prison.
TossEraphsc--Arnertc Matters.
BosToN. June 22.-In the Senate,
this afternoon, the liquor license bill
passed by the House was passed to be
engrossed by II to II.
SYRACUSE. June % An appalling
catastrophe OCCURRED here to. night. A
strawberry festival was being held at
the parlors OF the Central Baptist
Church. when, without any presnoni.
ton, the aoor gave way. .preoipisating
room full OF people into the story
below. The parior WAS on the second
hoor, and the room underneath was
also full. A fire alarm was imme medi-
ately given, and the fremen hurried to
the scene. Some 10000 people were
there. and tremendous excitement pre-
vailed. It is impossible to give the
particulars at this hour. Five dead
bodies have been taken out of the
wreck, which has hardly comm enoed.
It is probable that 100 persons, more
or less. are injured; many very seri-
onaly.
PORTLAND, ME-, June 23.-In the
Democratic Convention, the Commit
tee on Resolutions reported they de-
clare that they regard currency bnsed