The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-05
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LONDON, June 3-The betting just
before the commanding OF the ra6e to-
day was eight t. one against George
Frederick. four TO Que against Cou!
rome de Fer. and eleven to one against
Atlantic. Couronne de Fer is owned
by Lord Roseberry, not Sir Tatton
Sykes. An immense crowd witnessed
the sport. Iu addition to the above the
following ran: Aquilo. Volturno. Re-
verberstion, Tepester, Ecossaie, Gle
nalmond. Leolinus, Forest, Lord,
Trent, King Of Tyre, Whitehall, Sell
sea Bill. Sir Arthur, Rostrevon. Bel
ford, Sister to Ryshworth aud Algebra.
LONDON, June 4-The Times seys
attempts at IN alliance between the
centres OF the Assembly will probably
fail. The Right objects to the reoog-
milton Of the Republic, which the Lett
Centre considers indispensable.
ROME. June 4.-The Pope is again
i'll. The fever from which he was
aud was very heavy. The physicians
in attendance upon his Holiness are
alarmed at his condition. 4
Madrid, June 4;-Gen. Salamanca.
commanding u force of Republicans at
San. Vinoente .Terragona. reports that
5000 Oarlists attacked him yesterday,
and were repulsed. with tue losp of
seven killed aud wounded. Salamanca
lost thirty killed and wounded. The
Carlists have occupied Roasas. sea-
port town twenty seven miles North
east of Corona.
Rascon goes as Minister to one of
the South American Republics.
TelcGra aDhic-Americnn Matters.
OTTAWA, June "a telegram from
the North west to the authorities here
conveys startling intelligence with re-
gard to the threatened uprising Of the
Gree and other Indian tribes, their
grievances being that no commissioner
has been sent to settle the question of
Indian reserves, and to make other ar.
rangements in order to add to the
comfort of the Indians. They also
fear mounted police, about to be sent
to the Northwest, have been organ
lied for the purpose Of forcing them
into submission to the will of the
white population.
At meeting of the Privy Council,
last evening, at which the Governor
General was present. the skeleton of
the reciprocity treaty was discussed,
and full report OF Senator Browns
negotiations placed before the miriis-
ters. The Canadian Com missione or
will return to Washington shortly,
and endeavor to obtain au ameliora-
tion OF certain proposed terms from
the Washington authorities.
ATLANTA, Juus 8 The Cotton States
Agricultural Congress met here to-day.
Butler. Of Georgia, is President. Dele.
gates are in attendancs from all the
cotton States except Louisiana. A
resolution, urging the United States
Congress to adopt the policy recon-
mended by the Senate Committee on
transportation, was adopted unani-
mously. A resolution, to memorialize
the State Legislature to adopt uni
form system Of crop aud agricultural
statistics, was adopted. Direct trade
was made the special order for to-mor-
row.
CoNcoRD. June 3.-The New Hamp-
sllire Legislature convened to-day. In
the Senate. there were four Democrats
and four Republicans elected by the
people. leaving four vacancies to be
filled by the two branches in conven-
tion. The Senate will not elect it's
officers until these vacancies are filled.
In the House. Albert R Hatch, Demo
crat, wes elected Speaker-her receiving
176 votes. Hon. James W. Emery, the
Republican Speaker OF last year, had
1853 votes.
DETROIT. June The fires in the
region OF Muskegar arc burning with
terrible rapidity. Men are fighting the
fire all along the railroad lines.
RICHMOND. June Am indictment
against E. 81. Hudson, for causing the
death OF Mary Boyd. by producing
abortion, was quashed to-day, on mo.
ton OF the prisoners counsel, in the
Hastings Court. Hadaon was remand
ed to Jail. A new grand jury WAS or.
dered to be summoned to attend TO-
morrow, to re indict.
WAsH[Na~oN, June 4.-The Senate
passed bills 10 remove the political dis
abilities of Fltzhngh Lee aud Van r.
Morgan, Of Virginia.
The House passed bill to deepen
the channel at the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi River. It authorizes the Sec
rotary of War to advertise for pro.
posals to do the work, by dredging or
otherwise, aud to contract with the
lowest res sponsibie bidder, at rates not
exceeding $l50,O00 for 90 feet denth