The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-20
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TeieRraphic-ForeiR Annirs.
PARIS. May 17.-MacMahon has ac-
oepted the resignation of the De-
Broglie Cabinet, and has entrusted to
Goulard the formation Of new Minis.
try. which is expected to be completed
tomorrow. Goulard, on accepting
the Premiership, declared his policy
would be to carry the constitutional
bills through the Assembly and COM
plete the organization Of MacMahon's
powers. It is reported that Goulsrd
is forming new government from the
Right Centre and the Conser Vative
portion OF the Left Centre. The latest
advioes from Versailles mention Gou-
lard as Minister OF the Interior; Count
Chaudardy, of Foreign Affairs; Gagne,
OF Finance; Matthew Bader, of Public
Works; Deseilligny, of Commerce;
Desjarms. OF Education; and Gen.
Bertrand. OF War.
The Republican journals strongly
urge an immediate dissolution of the
Assembly, which they declare power.
less. It is rumored that the extreme
Right intend to move for the restora-
ton OF the monarchy, and if the mo.
ton fails will vote for dissolution. The
opinion is generally expressed that the
He8itimists, party iu the Assembly. by
its vote OF f.Friday. committed political
auicide. A division between the mode
rate and extreme Right renders proba.
bio an alliance between the former
section and the Conservative wing OF
the Left Centre. A new majority may
thus be constituted, which will sup
port tho incoming Government and
enable 1t to go on with the execution
ct the programme on the septennat,
and bring about q speedy adoption of
the constitutional BILL. It is not
thought that there lis any immediate
prospect Of q dissolution OF the Assem-.
bly,. Tranquility prevails throughout
France President Mac Mahon's g powers
are unduestioned.
PARIS, May ia duel is impend-
ing between Prince Metternioh and
Duke eDeMontmorenoy.
:, OoNsrANT1NoP1E. May ia fire
last night. in Galota, large suburb of
this city, destroyed 100 houses, occu-
pied mostly by poor Jews.
Z PARIS, May l9.-It is Count D..
Montebello, not Duke DeMontmo.
rency, who has sent challenge to
Prince Metternioh. The cause of the
challenge is the refusal OF Princess
Metternich to return the salutation, Mt
q ball, Of Count DeAlontebelio.
N donlard has not given up the hope
of forming Ministry. He is CONT
nuing negotiations to-day. During
the day, President MaoMahon gave
audiences to Goulard, Buffet and Duke
LONDON, May 19.-The Czar re-
viewed Is. 600 troops at Aldershott to.
day.
Count Schonvalof, chief of the
Russian imperial household police, to.
G-y gave assurances that all exil.d
Poles, with the exception of two or
three known assassins, may return to
their native country.
TeieRraphic-Aincrtc Matters.
-. CHARLESTON, May 19.-Arrived-
Schooner L. A. Edwards, New York;
steamships Charleston, New York;
Equator, Philadelphia.
/, W1LKRsBARRE, Pa, May 16.-John
.kilpatrick. miner of this city, dur
Ing drunken flt last night, shot and
killed his only son. Fitzpatrick came
home about 8 o'clock in the evening,
and whom he ascertained that his wife
was visiting at a'friend's house he got
revolver, took his sons watch, sat
upon the door steps and swore that
unless his wife returned in fifteen
minutes he would blow her heart out.
The son, nineteen years of age, who
had retired, heard the threat, got np
and asked his father to put M tho
revolver, but he received threat for O
reply. and upon repeating the request
the father fred and shot him in the
left temple. The murderer was ar
rested few minutes afterwards, and
this morning he denies all knowledge
OF the affair.
New YORK, May 17.-Advices from
Hayti say the Presidential election &C.
ours on the 18th of May. Gen. Domi-
nique, who is the Chief candidate,
was in Port-au-Pxince with 1000
troops and similarforce in Eyerons.
The party inimical to him is said to
number several thoueand, and is said
to resist forcibIy. while Dominique,
who cant count on q majority Of the
Senate. ia as determined to fight for
executive power.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 18.-The
steamer Japan, which has arrived,
brings dates from Yokohoma to April
~. Vito, the leader Of the Saga re.
bellion, has been deoapitated, and his
head exposed to the public gaze. The
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