The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-01
Telegraphic..-Foreisn News.

Carlist Juntas and ali families of which
any member is in the CarlisG service, and
confiscating their property.
PRAGUE, June 30.-Ex-Emperor Ferdi-
nand is dead
PEsTH, June 30.-The loss of life from
the tempest exceeds the first estimates.
120 dead have been taken from the Da-
nube. Doubtless many fonted down.
HAVANA, June 30.-The Spanish troops
dispersed two bodies of rebels Eleven
killed; five captured and su,nmarily
shot.
Hone koNG, June 3O.-A typhoon
visited here May 81. The steamer Poyang
was wrecked near Macao, and 125 lives
lost. $50 junks were destroyed and
great damage done to property in the
canton of Hong Kong and Whampoa.
PARIS, June 30.-The subscriptions
received for the sufferers by the inunda-
tions are unprecedentedly large. Total
to date, S2OO,0OO The list opened by
President MacNInhon already reaches
O,000. 1t is announced that 100, 900
persons will be wholly dependent upon.
public charity for months to come.
LONDON, June 30.-A special to the
Daily Nc,os says the number of men,
women and children drowned in lou
louise alone is roughly estimated Mt
1000
Gladstone, in magazine article, argues
strongly that the Church Of England is
worth preserving.
The damage in Toulouse and Aeon ex-
ceeds s2G, 100000. Relief is pouring in
from NIL parts.
The King of Burmah refuses to allow
British troops to pass over his territory.
1t is believed this condition will be in
sisted upon by the British Government
Trouble hns arisen between China and
Spain in consequence of the prohibition
by the former of coolic emigration to
Cuba The British steamship Douglns
was attacked by Chinese smugglers ut
Foo-Chow on May 2G. A customs officer
named Blackjack was shot. The snug
glers were beaten of and four killed.
The United States Consul-Genernl ut
Shanghai recently tried IN American,
named Glover, in the Chinese service MS
Commissioner of Customs, for damage
caused by his action in his official capa-
city under orders from the Chinese Go
vernment. 1t is claimed that the consul
lar jurisdiction was improperly exer-
cised.
MADRID, June 30.-It is officially an
nounced that Gen. Martinez Campos hns
occupied positions on the river Ebro, in
order to prevent the escape of Cnrlists
from Valencia and Arrngon into Cata-
lonia. Gen. Jovalla, commander of the
army of the centre, with $4,000 troops,
is advancing by different routes on the
Carlist leader Dorregeray, who COM
mands 1000 men.
DUBLIN, June 30.-An enthusiastic
ovation was given the American team,
and grand banquet ut the Mansion
House. The Irish admit the match fairly
won.
There WAS shooting to-day ut Dolly
Mount for the Spencer cup, free to nil
corners. The contest resulted in another
victory for the Americans. r. G. Cole
man won the cup.
eIegraphic...Anerican News.
CHARLESTON, juno 30-Arrivcd Steam
ship Champion, New York.
OrrUMwA, Iowa, June 30.-A Deputy
Marshal was shot by one of the Smith
boys. On the way from jnil to court, the
people hung Smith to lnmp-post
RICHMOND, Va, June 30.-Col. Thos
S. Dewitt, for many years Secretary of
the Board Of Public Works OF Virginia,
and Chief Clerk in the Second Auditors
Office, suicided, early this morning, in
the parlor of his residence, by placing
the muzzle of n rifle in his mouth and
firing it, blowing his brains out. The
deceased was about sixty years old, and
much esteemed in this community. He
was.a native of New York State. He was
long prominent Mason and Knight
Templar. The deed was caused by gen
eral depression of spirits.
Jeremiah Willis, minister Of the
Society of Friends, formerly of Phila-
delphia, died here yesterday, aged
eighty-two.
KEY WEST, June 29.-One death.
Weather pleasant.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-A committee
to count the funds in the Treasurer's
office will commence their work tonight.
The commission will consist of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: DR.. John B. Blake,
formerly President of the National Me-
tropolitan Bank; Mr.. S. E. Middleton,
of the banking firm of Middleton & Co.
A.. II: Leopold, Freedman's Bank Com
missioner; Will H. Hervey, special
agent of the treasury, and tMessrs. C. H.
Brown, John Patton and T. G. Dicken-
son, chiefs of divisions in the Treasury