The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-27
Telegraphic...Foreign News.

Toulouse. It is said the loss of life will
aggregate 1000.
MADRID, June 26-It is officially an
nounced that Fortress Miravet, on the
River Ebro, was stormed by the AL
consists, after several days siege. Gen
Cumpos, thirty-ninc officers, $50 men,
four cannon and n quantity of war ma
terial wnS captured.
PARIS, June ga committee, with
President MncNInhon at the hend, has
been formed to collect funds for the re-
lief of the sufferers by the inundations in
the Southern pnrt of France.
iegraphic...American News.
New York, Juno 25.-Thc establish
ment Of the Aldine Press Company, %
Maiden lane, was totally destroyed by
fire to-day. Tho loss is estimated ut
100000, which is partly covered by in
surnnce. The valuable press and plate
c1nnot be easily replaced. The July
edition, which was partly printed, was
also destroyed.
folding mt shaft No. 9 Of the Susquc-
hanna conl mine Mt East Nnnticake, fell
this morning, instantly killing six men.
miner was killed here this morning by
tho falling down of shaft No. l of the
d. & II. Coal Company.
New York, June ga letter from
Victoria, Is. c., says: after landing
from the Sarnnac, the officers and crew
were put on s!.crt rations, and huts wore
built of boughs and trees Hammocks
and few boats sails were saved from
the wreck. At daylight on the 5th dny
after landing, her NIajcstys steamer
Myrmidon came in sight, and cheer after
cheer went up from the worn-out suf-
ferers. len minutes later, the Otter
rounded the point, causing fresh excite
ment. Upon the appearance of the Myr-
midon the assembly was sounded, and
orders issued to break camp and transfer
everything to that vessel An hour later
everything saved from the wreck, to-
gether with the officers and crew, were
embarked on board the Myrmiion' The
vessels left for Esquimalt, and arrived
there safely on the 23d.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2G.-Wm. Keemnr.
colored, who was arrested in Rush County
Tor attempting to commit rape on white
Indy and was removed from Rushville to
Greenfield, for fenr of violence, was
lynched last night by Il mob at Green
field.
PATERSON, n. j., June 2G.-Tencue &
Co.'s woolen mills, at Hawthorne. was
burned; loss $50, 900. 200 hands ousted.
SAN FRANCIsco, June 26.-The captain
OF the steamship Vnsco de Gaina, from
Lower California, reports the revolution
Mt La Paz in the full tide of success. 400
Federal troops were sent to uuell the
movement. The situation is very criti-
cal. The United Statesship Narrarnn-
sett is lying off In Paz
There Is serious revolution in So
nora. Gen. Dayolas, commanding the
frontier, Is snid to be captured
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Dr. VIM. War
ren, of Barton, Maryland, n well-known
physician, was sun-struck, and died in
ono hour.
New YORK, June 2C.--SIortimer
Thompson, better known as PhilnnIer
Doesticks, is dead; aged forty-fye.
AT the Plymouth prayer meeting.
Beechcr announced that he would con
tinue rs pastor of Plymouth Church.
whntever the verdict might be.
WAsHINdToN, June GA despatch to
tho Navy Department. from Key West,
reports one death and one additional
case of yellow fever there.
Treasurer New wns Mt the treasury TO-
day, and had m interview with BriStow
and Spinner. New enters upon his
duties Thursday.
The payment of July interest COM
mences Monday, without rebate
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail have
signed the the treaty by which they cease
hunting IN Nebraska, in consideration of
$4,000.
On and after the 1st of July, the rate
of registering letters will be III cents in
addition to regular postage
Probabilitics-For the South Atlantic
and Middle States, nearly stationary
pressure, Southwest to Southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain
near the coasts, with slightly cooler wca-
ther in the latter, and stationary tenn
perature in the former.
MEMPHIS. June 26.-Dr. Brand, of st.
GATHERINGS, was shot and instantly
killed while sitting in his Office, last
Wednesday, by an assassin unknown.
PIrTsDuRG, June 26.-Wm. NJ. Evans
sues the Allegheny lMil for S25, 900, for
saying he. is living here in luxury on
money stolen from the Indians and the
Government.
New York, June 2G.-Judge Nelson
adjourned the court indefinitely, stating
that if the jury should announce nm