The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-07
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bue nutuuUy 6ulpltGeteU 1oeunR6 OF
France and Germany towards each
other. moved chat copies of the corres-
pondence with those powers be called
for, and asked what the course of the
British Government would be in the
event OF rupture between them.
- Lord Derby believed the peace OF the
Immediate future was safe, and he had
trust in the influence of time. England,
he said, would do everything to main
tain peace, short Of embroiling herself
In struggle in which she is not nation.
ally Interested. She would regard obso.
lete treaties as open questions, and faith
fully adhere to her engagements of late
years.
Lord Russell withdrew the motion
chilling for the papers in the Oregon
boundary and Fenian raid questions.
He said the British people felt the honor
of England had been touched in the
tional character lowered, and the M
nion generally existed in favor of CON-
the Fenian2 raids, but they did not ap-
He trusted Great Britain would never
sertion of her just rights.
SHANGHAI, CHINA, May "A serious
riot has occurred in the French settle.
nent at this place. A mob of Chinese
made an attack upon the residents of
that quarter. and sacked and burned
several Of their buildings. The police,
in order TO quell the disturbance, fired
on the rioters, killing several of them.
kxy hoos
uneasy feeling prevails. The Chinese
that the Fkenoh were constructing a
road which iuterfered with their ceme-
terry. There has been n disturbance in
the English settlement.
Paris. May 6.-Charles Jean Lucus,
the French political economist, is dead.
MADRID, May Cit is asserted that
gadiers for treason. It is also said that
Don Carlos will shortly issue new pro.
clamation to his troops. Gen. Manuel
Ooncha has been appointed General.in.
Chief OF the Republican army of the
North. During the bombardment of
Bilbao by the Oarlists, $50 citizens we're
killed and wounded by shells which tell
in the oity.
ing Association has appointed Mr..
Tyler, one OF the officials OF the Board
or Trade, to examine into the condition
and prospects of the Erie Railroad Com
pany. au
LONDON, May 6.-The American Ori-
entail Topogrsphioal Corps. now in the
holy. Land; have reached Jerusalem,
after making several successful explora-
tious IN the vicinity of Mount Sinai.
"a their report is the very remarkable
fact that they we're detained by heavy
snow storm for two days near Mount
Sinai. The expedition will leave soon
for Bashan and Moab.
Strikes OF miners, in addition to those
before reported, are announced. The
prices OF coal and iron have advanced
in consequence.
MADRID, May 6.-sssrano arrived
here to-day. and was enthusiastically
received. The streets and houses wore
decorated. The Republican army is
marching on Durango. Gen. Concha,
with his command, was to leave Bilbao
today. Bodies OF Oarlists are reported
at Amozeooa and Eetella.
HAVANA, May 6.-The Captain g ene-
raj has issued decree ordering the
AoAuotsOu VI oISuS UaCG6jIOQ6 OF COlOrou
militia. -Four prominent pad characters,
who. offered armed resistance to the
gendarnaes. were shot this morning, by
order Of q court martial.
LIyRRPooL, May 6.-The reports con.
serning the steamship Ohio were greatly
exaggerated. The steamer was nnin.
iured, and will sail from Liverpool on
her regular day.
LONDON, May 6-At the Newmarket
first spring meeting, to-day. in the race
for 1900 guineas, Atlantic was the
winner; Reverberation second; Zoos.
sais third. The betting was seven to
one against Atlantic; twelve to one
against Reverberation, and seven to
four against Ecossais. Twelve horses
ran. M
.TeloRraphic-Amerlca Matters
CHARLESTON. May 6.--Arrived--
Steamships Champion, New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore.
UTICA. May 6.-Major Theodore Fl.
Scheck, OF the Utica Herald, died last
night, from asphixia.
WASHINGTON. May 6-In the Senate,
Sherman, from the Finance Committee,
reported a new finance bill.
MEMPHIS, May 8.-The river haa
fallen two inches. A steady fall is