The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-15
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TIoN-pAR1IAAIENTARYA AFFAIRS -aouTY
Observation-Disclosures FESTIVITIES END
OF THE AsHANTEn 4'wAR-DEoEAsRD
DUCHESS, RTO ETC. .
LONDON, March 13 --Advices by mail
from Buenos Ayres, to the 9th ult, have
been received. The Presidential cleo.
>Atiohin the Argentine Republic was at
tended with much turbulence and dis
order. There wereriots in the capital,
In which four persons we're, killed and
twelve wounded. Tho disturbances in
the provinces were still worse. The re-
suit Of the election is not yet known,
Gen. Mitre, a. last accounts, was at the
head of the polling in Buenos Ayres,
and Avellaneda in the provinces. The
cholera and fever have disappeared.
LONDON, March III -D'Israeli has
issued an address to his constituents.
asking once more for their suffraaes.
He promises 10 uphold the institutions
and defend the rights OF all Glasses.
Sir John Karslake, Attorney g Genera],
and three others, members Of the new
Government, were' returned to Paria-
ment. yesterday, without opposition.
a despatch was received ut the Admi-
rally Office, last evening, from Cape
Coast CASTLE. dated February %. saying
that all the troops. except the High
tanders, have ro.embarked for home.
Sir Garnet Wolseley will embark on the
7th of March. Captain Glover, with
LOGO men, entered Ooomassie two days
after Sir Garnct Wolscley occupied the
town.
Countess Berunnow. vile of the Rus
sian Ambassador, died last night, at the
legation in this city.
BERLIN, March 13.-Prince Bismarck
is i'll. from relapse of gout.
LONDON, March IA -.Im periulists
from all parts of France have arrived
here. or arc on the way to England, to
attend the festivities ut Chiselhurst, on
Monday, on the reception by Prince
Louis. on attaining his majority.
RoME, March 14.-The letter of tho
Pope to the Roman Catholic Bishops OF
Austria. exhorting them to combat the
pending ecclesiastical bills in The Reich
strath, is dated the 7th instant. His
Holiness says the measures are ca!cu-
lated to place the church in ruinous
servitude. and takes occasion to renew
his protest against the rupture OF the
oonoordat. The Pops has also written
to Emperor Francis Joseph personally,
adJuring him to protect ths church
within his dominions.
LONDON, March 14.-The Dowager
Duchess of Richmond is dead.
Sir r. Baggaliey, member of Parlia-
ment for Mid Surrey, r. Rowland
Winn, member for North Lincolnshire.
and Sir j. E!pbinstone, member for
Portsmouth, all Conservatives, who.
after accepting Office under D'IsraeIi,
T.. ehof fhni
election, have been returned without
opposition.
ToleKrnphic-Amcrtc mntters.
BRAVERY REwARDED-sUMNER's oBsE.
QUIEs SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw-BIL-
LIARDs-wHoLEsALE TRIBUTES OF RE
sPRCT-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT ExAoaR.
RATED EXPIRES ROBBERY
wORTH--THE AUGUSTA ARACEs-s1oKNEss
IN HIGH LIFE. ETO., ETo.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-At meet
ing OF the Board of Directors OF the
American Steamship Company, yester-
day. resolutions OF sympathy for the
families of the officers and loo.
from tue steamship Pennsylvania were
adopted; also the folio wing: That the
sincere than.4s of this board are hereby
rendered to Clptain O. L. Brady for his
AAooto SCoAoSe IL IuhlDS tuo RESPONSE
bility of commanding the ship under
such trying circumstances, nnd tllut the
President be and he is hereby requested
to address to Captain Brady Latter cx-
pressing our gratitude to him, and re-.
questing him to accept the sum of ST.. 900
as on earnest Of our appreciation of the
valuable services rendered this CO mpany.
Aspecial train, bearing Summers re-
mains, passed Havro do Grace at $40
and Wilmington ut 6 SO P. NJ. stopping
Mt the latter place to afford tue members
OF the 90 mmittae accompanying the ro.
mains opportunity OF partaking Of re.
freshments. a large crowd assembled
at the depot.
ST. LOUIS March 14-Both houses of
the Legislature, yesterday, pnssed rose
lutions OF respect to the memory OF ex-
President Fillmore and Senator Sum.
ner, and similar resolutions in regard TO
ex-senator Wigfall. of rexas.
SAN FRANCISCO. March IA passcn.
ger train going West, on the Contral
Paciic Railroad, between Toano and
Wells. was thrown from the track by q
broken rail. aud went over the embark.
ment, falling distance of thirty feet.
1t is reported that tho loss Of life was
very great
PHILADELPHIA, March II -The first
two cases Of arrest for violation of the
Sunday liquor law was heard in tho