The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-31
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VIENNA, March %. .-SevetA deputies
have presented resolutions iHfthe lower
housey of Reichsrath, requiring the Go.
vernon to expsl from the country the
Jesuits and all others affiliated there.
with.
LoNDoy, March 2S-Baron Rossmore
is dead. .H
There was an immense. crowd OF peo-
pie in Windsor Park. to-day, to witness
the review Of the troops of the Asian
tee expedition. General Sir Garnet
Wolseley was in command. The review
, took place in presence of the O aeen,
Prince of Wales, Duke of Cambridge
and Prince Arthur Weather fine.
The bark Alsen, from Rotterdam. re-
ports. latitude o. %, longitude 53.l5,
fell in with the bark Augusta. from Lii
verpool for, Savannah, in sinking con.
dition; took OF the captain aud crew,
and brought them to this port. The
captain states that he encountered vio-
lent gale March s, lasting two days. dur
ing which she sprung q leak. When he
left the vessel, she had ten feet of
water in her hold. and the crew was
worn out.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 28.-Marshal
Jewell. United States Minister, day,
signed q a'dcclaration respecting trade
marks. It gives to American manufac-
turers equal right with those of Russia,
thus completely protecting the interests
of Americans. This is the frat treaty
signed in both Russian aud English Ian
guages. =, tst
PARIS, March sO.-rhe report that
Henri Rochefort and Paschal Grousset
have escaped from the penal colony at
New Catalonia. is confirmed. A de-
spatch from Melbourne, of to-day's
date, says they, with Gourde and Bull
liere and two other oonvicts, have ar
rived at Newcastle, N. S. ".
LONDON. March 30.-The Queen re-
views the Ashantee troops and gives
baronetcy aud the Order of tue carter.
comparatively enormous. Two colonels
were killed; General Primo de Rivera
mortally wounded; and General Lomas
severely wounded.
Livingstone's remains have arrived ut
Suez. He died Of chronic dyeentery.
The Wanderer, from Darien, is
aground.
MADRID. March 20 Marshal Sierra.
nos attack on Pedro Abuuto has been
successful, and the Carlists are driven
beyond Santa Guiana. The Carlist
forces in Valencia have been defeated
by the Government troops, with loss
of 30 killed and 200 wounded.
BAYONNE, March 30.-The Carlist
junta here has received dispatches from
durango, claiming that the Royalsts
maintain all their positions near Bllboa,
aud that they have cut the telegraph
wires behind Marshal Serrano's army.
Teicgraphic-Americ Matters.
GEN. DEAUREaARD AND LoU1sIANA-sALE
OF GOVERNMENT GOLD-TuE TEMPE.
RANCE CRUSADERS FATAL RAILROAD
ACCIDENT-THE RAILROAD STRIKERS AND
THE MILITARY-DIABoLICAL oUTRAGEs
THE -TAX-pAYEus' COMMITTEE VISIT.
ING PRoaIINkNT REPUBLICANS-Co
AhP2pCEEDINdS-:ERIE TRAINS
RUNNING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sENA-
ToRIAh eBALLoTING- DISASTER,
RTO., ETC.
New YORK, March 2S.-The Congre-
gat!onal Council WIS in private session
1AOu " CloCh W buOEtty DeIOrc IL, nj
which hour the doors were thrown open
to those waiting to hear the verdict
The discussion opened by recounting
the circumstances under which the
council was called, and states that the
complaining churches ere fully author
lied In calling the council. At the same
time, the opinion is expressed that the
complaining churches did not exhaust
oil means of getting from Plymouth
Church compliance with their request
for mutual conncil They state, ulso,
that the tone OF some of the letters OF
the complaining churches was not such
as they approved Of, with regard to the
matter in which advice is sought They
expressed the opinion that, nndor the
usages Of the church. Plymouth Church
erred IN dropping q member from its
role beoanse he had abandoned the
church for some time, especially while
charges were preferred against him.
The letter OF remonstrance and advice
with which the correspondence com
menced. the report stated, was not un-
called for. The report concluded by
censuring Plymouth Church for its
action, but at the same time it advised
other churches to maintain the same
fellowship with Plymouth Church as
formerly, with conditions that if they
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