The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-04
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sued decree dissolving the Chamber
of Deputies, and has ordered new
election to be held, on the 9th and 18th
OF November. Parliament is convoked
to meet on the ga of November. Sig
nor Bouohi has been appointed Minis
ter OF Public Instruction.
PARIS, October 3.-The Journal
DeParis says the Pope hus written
conciliatory and friendly letter to Mac-
Mahon, acknowledging the efforts OF
France in his favor.
Tho sale of the Steele and Dir Me-
rieWns in the streets has been prohib-
tied. The offence of the latter journal
was an article making an invidious
comparison Of THEIRS admins trution
and the present Government.
The Liberie states that the Spanish
Government has issued protest
against the conveyance Of arms to the
Carlists by sea.
rslex rn nphic- Amrr,cnn Matters.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-They
ovated Beecher exceedingly at Ply.
mouth Church, last night. There
were aowers, oaresses, laughter and
applause.
NEW ORLEANS. October 3.-Acti ng
under tue advice of the Advisory
Board, Kellogg has made some i'm
portant dismissals of his election funo.
tionales.
New YORK. October 3-A special
from Charleston says the largest mass
meeting ever known in that city was
held there last night. It was com.
posed of over 10000 black and white
voters of the oity, and was presi ded
over by Hon. 81. D. Lesesne, ex.
Chancellor under the old regime. The
object of the meeting was similar to
that held in New Orleans before the
overthrow of the Kellogg government
Ito demand Of the Governor the re-
moval Of the. present Board of Elec-
ton @ mmissioners. Speeches were
made By NJ. r. Delaney, cGlored. E.
W. III. Mackey. the leader of the
Republican party in this County,
Hon. George A. Trenholm, ex-Trea-
surer OF the Confederate Stntes, and
others. All of the speakers urged
petition to the Government first, aud
If that fails. a resort to the only means
left to the people would be necessary.
Resolutions to that effect were adopt
ed, and committee Of seven citizens
appointed to wait on Governor Moses
with petition to that effect.
BosroN. October ,3.-5s4 delegates
were chosen to the Republican Stats
Convention. They are divided as
follows: Talbot. 23l; L,ring, 67;
Butler, II; anti-Talbot, 64; uncom-
mitted. 81.
WAsH1NGgoN. October "a de-
spatch received at. tie Navy Depart
mont, to-day, from Pensacola. an.
nounces that Lieutenant Commander
Kellogg is quite sick, but there are
some hopes of his recovery. Lieute-
nant-Commander Barclay is doing
well. Engineers Lamdin and McEl-
we'll and Surgeon Miller, are convale-
scent. Twelve marines and ssilors are
oonvalescent. Paymnster McMahon
and two sailors were attacked by the
fever yesterday. Another despatch
announced that the cannoneers left this
morning for the quarantine station nt
New Orleans, with the commanding Of
hcers and crews Of the Mahopec and
Manhattan. The Ajax and Sangns arc
infected, but the crews remain on
board.
The Attorney General. this morning,
received q despatch from the United
States Marshal. at Montgomery, Ala.
Announcing that three persons. charged
with completely in the murder of Bill
lings. had been arrested.
LEXINGTON, Ky. October 3.-The
race for four-year old was won by Oily
West. in the first heat, d;stancing Gle
ment Doble and Stilletto-time2 2 29l1.
The second race for horses never
beaten in 2.40 was won by Ella Clay;
the best time made was 237. Tie
third race for four-year olds was won
by Lady Davis; the best time was
2.3lH.
FoRDHAM, N. Y, October 3 The
fall meeting at Jerome Park was com.
menced to-day. The atst race was
for purse of &400. three. quarters of
mile. The following started: Harry
Basset, Countess, Latta, Moon, Ande-
bun and War Minister. The fiily
Countess won-time l. 1631.
NEW YORK, October 3.-Beecher ap.
peared before the grand jnry this
morning. in regard to the indictment
of Theodore vilton. The indictment
was prepared and read to Beecher, aud
be said it was correct. The document
sets forth that Theodore Tilton wick
edly aud maliciously. with intent to
injure and scandalize Rev. H. ".
Beecher in his good name and oharao.
ter, subiectinp him to cOntemnt and