The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11
SCHILLER have come ashore or been landed

woAo o"vou AoW ANe oCu1AoE. 1ne
steamer J. bP0meraniar sailed from, Ply
mouth during the night for Hamburg,
without taking any survivors of the
Schiller. All accounts agree that the
cries which followed the striking Of the
ship Was heart-rending and terrible be-
yond description. ~
BERLIN, May 9.-In the Lower House
of the Prussian Diet, the bill for the sup
preston Of religious orders was read q
second time without amendment, and
the bill giving the Old Catholics share
in the Roman Catholic church property
passed its third reading by vote Of 2O2
yeas to rs nays. The Prince Imperial,
Frederick William, has returned to Ber-
lin. Instructions have been sent to the
provincial authorities of Prussia to treat
the collection Of money for priests who
have been subjected to legal penalties as
punishable offence.
LONDON, May IG.-The Duke of Buck
lngham has been appointed Governor Of
Madras. NJ. John Walter Huddles on
Judge Advocate, of the Fleet and Counsel
to the Admiralty, appointed to succeed
Judge Pigott; he will be succeeded by
Mr.. Lindfey.
/ A pastoral from Cardinal Manning was
| read in all the Roman Catholic Churches
IN England yesterday. Itprotests against
the prosecutions of the Church in Ger
tmany and Switzerland, and accuses Bis
marck Of seeking to raise the animosity
OF the powers against the freedom of the
next conclave. ....
DUBLIN. May 1O.-A demonstration
was made yesterday ut the burial of
Joseph Mullens, sn American Fenian.
A procession half mile long followed
tho remains. ...
LONDON, May 10.-The seq is too heavy
to-day for boats to approach the wreck of
the steamship Schiller. No floating
salvage of any importance has yet been
recovered. The fishermen report that
the Schiller il firmly settled on the rocks
and will not fall off into deep water;
talthough it is difficult to npproach the
wreck now, there will be many days in
summer when salvage may be effected.
There was a life belt in every one of the
Schilier's berths. When the disaster oc-
CURED, the captain issued orders that
| one should be fastened to every woman.
This was done, but the women were
drowned by the heavy sen.
Boots cruising in the vicinity of the
wreck of the steamship Schiller CONT
nue. to pick up bodies drowned. When
the steamer left st. 3Iary's Island, to-day,
near fifty had been found. Seven mail
bags, in addition to those reported re-
covered, have been saved; they contained
mostly San Francisco and Auckland
newspapers.
The steamship Cadiz was lost near
Brest, while on the voyage from Lisbon
to this city, and sixteen persons drowned.
Cora] Linn, from Darien for Troon,
lost, with the captain and five men.
LONDON, May 10.-This mornings Tele-
graph, in an editorial article on the meet
N M n Lr,tv, 1r ~
many, to-day, says it ;i impossible to
conceal the truth that the continental
situation wears, this morning, the very
gravest aspect; if we were to say that the
question of the future repose of Europe
may be practically solved before forty
eight hours have passed, we would
scarcely 60 beyond the facts. The ten
dency at this hour is decidedly pacific.
Other London journals likewise com
ment upon the meeting, but the thought
Of war is generally discredited. It is re-
ported from Paris that the French Co
yernment positively contrndicts the
assertion that Germany has recently
made representations of hostile ten
dency. The same despatch contains the
statement, believed to be semi-official,
that no cause Of conflict exists between
Germany and France, and that advices
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same tenor, that pacific ideas are every
where in the ascendant.
Rev. John King, Of Ashley De La
Launde, in Lincolnshire, is dead; King,
under the assumed name Of Mr. Launde,
was widely known as the owner of racing
stock-notably of Apology, the winner
of the Oaks 1000 guineas, st. Leger
stakes of 1874; of Holy Friar, one of the
iavorites for the Derby of 1876. Holy
Friar thus becomes disqualified for run
hlng for the Derby, and NIL bets ON him
are rendered void.
TeIegraphic...Ameriean News.
New YonK, May "a cable despatch
received by the agents of the Eagle limo
this morning gives the following cor
rected list of passengers so far rs known
TO be saved from the steamer Schiller:
Leo Waste, Henry Sterns, John Joens,
Mrs. Joens, Jean Rink, s. Hexter, C.
Frahm, Carl Kuhn, Marcus Pointer, r.
SchetteRberg, G. Janden, Ludwig Reid
erer, Charles Henry Percy, Richard Will
liams, Joseph LeGenor. The latter name,
the agents state, is not on their list of
passengers.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Gen. Young, ex-
member Of Congress from Georgia, is
here, in behalf Of Georgia and other
Southern States to secure o revocation of
the order from the ordnance department
Withholding arms and ordnance stores
from the States recently in rebellion.
This order is in accordance with the ac-
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