The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-01
Telegraphie-+Fessigb; News.

claring Old Catholics entitled to share
Of tho Roman Catholic Church'B aceHisS
teries and revenues. in proporfion "a
their numbers. .a, b. - .Its" ,sslSEs
LONDON, April 29.-The, cose of Leader
rs. Moody and Saukey has been settled
by the acceptance Of the suggestion of
the Muster Of the Rolls, that the defend
ants pay one shilling damages and costs,
and agree. not to- !retnke her Mnjesty's
Op,r Houssfor their meetings. J.
Telegtanhic-.Amerioan News.
SHEIbYvnGE, KY.., April 30. The resi-
dcnCe Of Mrs. Bakewell, 'sister-in-law of
Audubon, with Audubon's library of 800
volumes, wns burn ed.
OsHKosn, April 50. .- The Court House
with the records, were sayed. 'j-l Z
WILKEsBAnaE, April 30.-OfHcer Reib,
seuner, WHO was shot by tho Connells
Mn.wluxRs, April 80. "A fire af ocono-
mowoe, yesterday, destroyed the Labeiie
House, the drug store of Ackley Lardue,
nnd the dry goods store of T. w. Web
ber; loss $4,000. n, 'af'
LAWRENCE, MASS, April 80. The wool
shoddy factory ct North Salem, n H.,
operated by Pendergrast &c CO., was
burned yesterday. Pendergrast g. ICo.
lose S13, ,6OO loss on building So, 900
New YoRz, April SET is supposed
that Dr. Hastoula and companions, the
French Communists Who escaped from
the. island Of New Caledonia, have
perished in the water, hs no tidings Of
them have been received, and Fragments
of O boat have been found.
McD11E, April aesesThs Spencer inves-
Assembly of Alabama, 1onaisting of
bfeesrs. Little and Parks 0fstlie Senate,
and Messrs. Price, Brewer and Coon of
the House, organized here yesterday, and
examined four Important witnesses. The
Investigation will continue here for some
days, and will probably be adjourned to
Montgomery. Nothing authentic is
known outside rs to the character of the
evidence, though it is said to throw light
on the relations between Spencer and j.
j. Hines. ''' ''''-' t. ' - - ''''e
MEslpi1s, April 30 The National Cot
ton Exchange meets Mt White Sulphur
Springs, Greenbrier County, West vir-
ginia, July 81. W., 80,
San FEANcrsco, April 30.-The ship
Airey, from Australia hither, was wrecked
and sixteen lost
DuTNvn1E. 0sT4aIo, April so.-The
light house at Port Matload was burned.
ROCHESTER,, April 3O.-A severe storm
prevailed here. a bark was foundered
and three lost. The Leighton Iron
Works were prostrated; loss $4,000.
OSHKOSH, WIS, April 30.-All insur-
ance agencies were burned except one.
The loss will reach 2,50O, 900; insured
fifty per cent. The City Council appro-
prihted $4,000 for the immediate wants
of 500 homeless families. One w,x killed
and sevezal wounded who ventured near
the e.tottering walls,
Sr. JOSEPH, MIoH. April 3O-Three OF
eleven fishing boats in n gale ore miss
ing Eleven persons chre probably lost.
NEw YonK, April 50. [Oliver CIarlick,
formerly q produce Commissioner, is
dead.
Evarts enHounoed thpt the defence had
reatedf Beach rose and said that it
was due to his side to state that they
made no objection TO the iofhef side pro-
ducing Mrs, Tilton on this; suit. and
would waive all objections, and inter
pose, no barrier to it, although she, was
an incompstent witness under 3tils sta-
ute. Then they consented, on their
Tilton' ab D aw2iHesa i'll thsSyIdesired to do
40. Evarts said it had never been O Sc
rious question with them whether Mrs.
Tilton would be n witness, as they knew.
thellaH was against 'if Judge Nelson
sald there was no question about the al
lowAbleness of the other side TO offer
this lady rs n: Witness. ttwould be n
very trying position for her to be placed
IN, and on the whole he was glad that
the lady was not offered as witness. i r
WASHINGTON, April 30-The Supreme
Court will allow five cases to go over.
Two involve patent, two commercial and
one political questions.
The Navy Department has assigned n
staff 70 represen9 it at o meeting Of the
American Medical Association, ut Louis
vile, onsthe 4th prox. ~ r. SAs
Fruit in this vicinity uniniured. 5. Re-
cent rains have helped wheaf,a llii
Probabilities-For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, generally cloudy weather
and Ensterly to Sonsheriy winds, with
no decided change, ifk temp perature, sta
tionary or falling barometer and rain,
except on the South Atlantic coast q
Judge VIM. D., Kelly, of Pennsylyariia.
returned from a six weeks tour, in the
South to-day, and bears most emphatic
testimony against the Southern policy of
his own party tin the lastI CONGRESS-.
When asked Tonight what 3fo thoupht Of
the political conditionaofs the South, no
gret, during my fourteen yeats of service
in Congress, is that which 7aeass last
winter in favor ofxthet fpfc9 f1ilip Ho
further said, that $50 far Gs Iiis observa-
ton went, during his extended, tour,
there was no more necessity for the use
Of Federal military force than there Ia in
Pennsylyania or Ohio" He talked with
Confederate soldiers, with Northern men,