The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Anair..


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\ BRUTAL oUTRAaE In Y; ;aIExioo - gAR11sT
Ss5 5DEFEAT-oAPguREo psPRis6SEns, EIo.
CITY OF MExIco, Alatch 10, 1ia SHA-
.yANA. IA fearful ,6htksgs twas .perpe.
xtlated; 3by - !: Enob q: hsnlalco, in the
4 State sof aliscps Sunday. lIn the
| diary sermon, ins I'll s1p fitsiot pnirss iot which he
advocated tHR eStermination Of the Pro
sitestants. 1his 80. excited his bearers.
that mob gathered in the evening, and
tproceeded 10 the residence OF Rev. John
I. Stevens, u Congregational minister, sent
.Sout bysthe Boston Board of Foregd
missions, with cries Of "Long live the
fpriests." They, then broke into the
house, and seizing the clergyman,
smashed his head to jelly and chopped
hia hndy into pienea- They afterwards
sacked the house aud carried off every
s stk;aE5cf Telue. After much delay, the
I, riot was suppressed by the local authori-
( ties. The Government has sent de-
I tachment Of troops to the place. A
rigid Investigation has been set on foot,
and orders !. have been issued for the
arrest of all the priests in Ahaulalco and
the neighboring town of Teshitsn. A
mob in Sagnayo, acting under similar
religious freuzy, attacked the small gar
rison of the town, burned the public
archives and pillaged the houses of the
authorities.
The Governor of Julisco has arrested
nine Of the bandits who robbed the
stage near Gnadalajara and killed West
fall aud Bartholy, A portion Of the
property taken from the passengers was
found in possession Of the prisoners.
The Governor of the District of Mex
ico has issued an order prohibiting cock
fighting, as the practice is unworthy of
civilized people. Troops are guarding
the roads leading to San Luis Potosi, to
insure safety to travellers.
Is, Gen. Santa Anna will remain at Ja-
lara some time before going to the CO.
pital. Quicksilver mines have been dis
covered IN Seacatecas.
LONDON. March 1.-THE British
journals generally consider the Chisel-
hurst demonstration success. The
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will
soon visit the Empress Eugenio.
The loss by the wreck OF the steamer
Queen Elizabeth, OF Tariffd, is esti-
mated at 9535.OOO.
MADRID, March 1.-THE Carlist
leader Tristany hus been defeated in
Tarrigona. It is rumored that the Car
lists have raised the seige OF Bilboa.
BAYoNNE, March 16.-Gen. Seballs,
according to Carlist reports, has cap
tured a column of 500 men, under
Gan. Nouvillas.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
SALVAGE CLAIMED FOR BRINGING A YES.
Sell INTO poRT-sUICIDE-HEA SNOW
sToRM-NEw YORK CHANGERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAssIoN-sUM-
NER's HOBBY LOOMING UP-voLCANIC
ERUPTION IN NORTH CAROLINA, Ero.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-A paper has
been prepared by Mr.. Pratt, member
OF the centennial staff, showing from
the official statistics of immigration,
from 1869 to 1873, that the average in
crease OF Immigration into the United
States for those four years, was over
!00. quo year over that Of any preced-
ing period of four years, and was largo
~ due to our representation of the ma
tlonalresouroes and the products of in
dustry Mt the Pnris exhibition in 1867.
together with the information dissent
mated by the commission. The lowest
estimate placed by the statisticians and
political economists upon the average
value Of immigrants is $500 piece 20
the country. So that the increase of
immigration for those four years
amounted to 1920. 100000. It was pro-
dicted by Gen. Banks, Mr.. Beck With,
Mr.. S. 3. Rugges and others that q
great increase of immigration would
follow such an exhibit us. wo made.
What will be the effect of a full exhibit
in 1876 of all our marvellous and varied
resources? These immigrants are many
of them skilled farmers and artisans Of
the most thrifty nations of Europe, and
every State of tho SQutl which makes at
the exhibition q proper exhibit Of it's
agricultural and mineral wealth, will Sc
cure share OF this immigration, com
posed entirely of the white people.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1G-rhe New
York State Council OF Independent
Changers has formally recognized the
National Council, organized at Spring
field, as tho supreme authority IF the
order in the United States. About
thirty subordinate councils are ready to
be instituted. Council No. l of Albany
will be in full operation next week.
NORFOLK, March 17.-Tho schooner
Bickford will be n total loss.
PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Captain
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