The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-23
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Place 10 ssts PfoT;aes 0fs fsTarssgora.i6:
day! between . forcss Of Republicans
and a,body OF Carlists. xes6ltiug ia q
defeat Of the latter. The tnsGrgents
had sixty killed, and many. wounded,
The casualties on the Republican side
were five killed and ninety wounded. L
A body Of Oarlists. in Catalonia,
numbering 200 mon. have also been
defeated by the national troops. with o
loss OF twenty. lone killed and fourteen
taken prisoners.
LONDON, May 21.-The Globe has
rumor that the. British frigates Mar
cisaus and Endejinion are ashore at
.Pa.mero. and that the corvette Rae
coon is ashore at Bermuda.
The Czar has departed homeward.
BERLIN, May 21.-The Prussian Diet
prorogised without any formation.
Dnke de. Mcntpensier'5 son. Louis,
died to. day.
PARIs, May 21.-A duel between
Prince Mettornich and the Count Of
Montebello took place at Meuder, near
Versailles. The Count was wounded
In the arm aud disabled.
LONDON. May 22.-The Ielegraph's
special dispatches from Paris assert
that Prince Metternioh, and not Duke
Montebello, was slightly wounded in
the duel between those two persons.
Special dispatches from Paris, in rela-
ton to the ministerial crisis, arc con-
fused and contradictory.
The Times despatch says the Cnbi-
net intends to give the Assembly the
option Of acceptance of it's program me,
or dfksolntion aefstt>7.
The weather in England continues
unusually dry.
+ LoSDoN, May 22-5A. M. "A Paris
despatch to !.the Standard says it is
thought tcombinations made last night
z to complete the Ministry will be sue.
cessfql, and the new Cabinet will pro-
badly be promulgaaed with Decazas or
Audifiret or Pasquir. at the head The
Bonapartists and Legitimists will be
excluded.
BAYoNNE. May 22.-Engagements
OCCUR daily to gain the heights around
: Bilbao! The Carlists have gained
some successes.
LoNpoN, May 22.-The names of the
American students drowned in Lake
Geneva, near LHcerne, are now given
as VIM. Woodbury., John Crane and
James Crane.
TeicRrnDhsc-Am me ertcan Matters.
~ ATLANTA. May 21.-The Confederate
Surgeons Convention elected Surgeon
Generals P. Moore, permanent Presi-
dent; Dr.. Henry F. Campbell, Vice
President at Large. The association
is named the Association of Medical
Officers of the 'Late Confederate States
Army and Navy. Medical officers of
tho United States army and navy, who
resigned to join the Confederate SER
vice, are made honorable Vice .Presi-
dents. A committee of. three was ap.
pointed to confer with the Surgeon.
General of the United States army,
relative to archives of the medical de-
partment of the Confederaoy. The
records OF the medical directors of the
army of Tennessee and Western army
were rendered the association. Rich
mond was selected as the next place of
meeting, on the first Wednesday of
July, 1875. After harmonious session
OF two days, the association adjourned
sine die. r f.,
; PHILADELPHIA. May 21.-Wm. Hun
lumber oars on Washington street,
this morning.
LouIsv1nIE. May 22.-The Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference sustains the
Baltimore Conference in expellinp
Huston. The committee on organiza-
tion 'of the colored Methodist Epieco
pal Church of America made report,
which was adopted. debating that the
organization OF the colored church
into distinct ecclesiastical conven.
ton. meets the hearty approval Of this
Conference. and that efforts to estab-
lish an institution of learning for the
education OF colored ministers, de-
serves to be commended to the friends
of the colored people everywhere.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Senate
passed a bill authorizing the Presid ent
to issue army rations and clothing to
the destitute people of the TombigGee,
Warriorand Alabama Rivers. It goes
to the President.
NASHVILLE. May 20. 2.-Yesterday,
Jim Alexander won the hurdle race, in
2.58N; Orphan Girl won the mile
heats for green three year olds-time
1.482. 1.49A; Nell won the third and
Somerset the fourth race.
COLUMBUS. MISS. May 22.-Rey. J..
Il. Girardeau, OF South Carolina, was
chosen Moderator; Farris. OF St. Louis,
Temporary Clerk. Full attendance.
DENVER. May GA fire in Central
City destroyed $50 houses; loss $780,
900.