The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-01
MISUNDERSTANDING.

BREMEN, November 29.-The ship,
carpenters and ,joiners OF Bremerha.
ven, numbering 800 In number, have
struck york in consequence Of reduc,
tion Of wages. ~ aSttr rs
BERLIN. November 29.-Msss was
celebrated to.day, for the first time in
this city. by priest of tho Old Catho-
lilo Church. The congregation nun.
bered abont 300. OF whom twenty re-
ceived communion.
LONDON, November 29.-A Berlin
special says advices from various
parts Of Germany speaks of possibly
speedy revival Of emigration on a large
scale. The new landstrum law is con
adhered great hardship on the bulk OF
the population, while the commercial
classes are alarmed at the enormous
army budget of $SU. 600, 900, ut time
when the FatherIund is ut peace with
the whole world.
Tue Observer says that Disraeli is in
disposed. Although his illuess is not
believed to be serious. it prevents him
from leaving town. and he is unable to
attend to business.
Bishop Oolenso WAS announced to
preach. yesterday. in the City Church
of Oxford. but the Bishop of Oxford
opposed it, and refused the use of the
church.
Preparations are being made in Tur-
key and Egypt for observing the
transit of Venus on the 9Th Of Dtoem-
Der. Among the obser vations will DO
one at Bayrut. from the American
Mission House.
LONDON, November 3O-A violent
storm has occurred on the East coast
of Scotland and England. The bark
Veteran was wrecked aud eleven lost.
Other disasters, with loss of life. re-
ported.
PARIS, November 0-Municipal
elections we're held in this city to-day,
with the following result: The Rudi-
Gals elected So: Moderate Republicans
10; Conservatives IL. Second ballots
have been received in six districts.
MADRID, November 2O.-President
Serrauo leaves for the North this week,
when vigorous operations arc antlci-
pated. It is said the army now nun
bera 100000 men. fully armed, and
there arc 10000 more waiting for
arms. which have been ordered from
the United States.
LONDON. November 30.-The Lion,
from Bremerhaven for New Orleans,
has bee n abandoned; crew saved.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
NEW YORK. November % "A pri.
vate letter from st. Pierre Miguel, on
November %. says terrible slaughter
OF human lives was perpetrated at the
settlemento OF Indian Tickle, Labrador,
the night of the 18th instant, two
whole families being victims. The
names OF the families are VIM. J. Nor.
rison aud his sons Thomas and Her.
bert. and Robert Morrison and wife
and their sons William, Charles and
James. It seems that latter!y gangs
OF Esquimaux Indians have beon CON-
mitting robberies at the huts and
stores of those who held large stocks
OF goods, and that after the capture OF
several Of the Indians they were pub
holy chastised by whipping. Their
revenge tshowed itself on the night of
the 18th. when Mr.. Wm. F. Morrison
and his two sons were foally murdered
in their rooms, their bodies being
covered with dirk wounds, though
they had been fret wounded with bull
lets. Mrs. Robert Morrison's throat
was cut deeply in several places, and n
bullet pierced her brain. William and
Charles Morrison were stabbed in the
heart and also shot. but James, th,,
youngest, seems to have struggled
hard for his life. as his corpse was
found on the staircase lending to the
door, near the corpse Of athe Esqui
mau1 whom he had ahot. This il the
first instance of criminal or trouble.
some conduct among the Esquimaux
In Labrador in the memory of the
oldest fisherman.
New YORK, November 9.-Bishop
Gibb ns. of Richmond, Va, in lot
ter to the Herald. gives his views upon
the Gladstone Manning controversy
BE affirms that the declaration of the
Pope's infallibiIity by the d,umenical
Council does not in the slightest de.
gree alter the relations existing be-
tween the temporal and spiritual
powers; that it is merely formal af-
firmation Of the doctrine which has
been admitted during the whole exist.
ence of tho church. The definition of
infallibility, according to Bishop Glib
bons, strictly confines the Papal pre-
rogative to faith and morals, and he
declares that Catholics have suffered
too much in the sacred cause of liberty
to raise their hands against it. He
thinks it strange that, while Gladstone
trembles at the imaginary authority of
the Pope over the States, he should bo
Indifferent to actual TYRANNY sucl, as