The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-25
Telsgraphie.-Forelgn ..News.

OI0tRN ,.NoWSs -..,
John Mitchell took place .to-day at Newry.
Ireland. His remains were buried in a
church yard. A great crowd, estimated
ot 10000, was present, but quiet was
preserved, Notwithstanding that IN ex-
citing placard had been distributed.
BAYoNNE, March 23.-Don Carlos de-
crees that Cabrera and MI deserters who
fall into his hands shall be tried by
military commission. Admiral Polo and
Gen. Rodo are the only important atlhe-
rents of Cabrera thus far
LONDON, March PA bill for the
amendment of the Peace Preservation
Act passed-2G4 to &c. The Home Rulers
opposed the bill. DIsrneli appealed to
the Irish members not to agitate the
country by an opposition that in the end
must be futile. Notice wns given of n
motion to give Carlists belligerent rights.
VIM. Pryor i Sons, Of Halifi,x, failed.
PARIS, March 24.-A conspiracy for the
assassination Of Gen. Cabrera, who re-
Gently abandoned the Carlist cause, has
been frustrated.
TeIegraphlc...kmerican News.
AUGUSTA, March 24.-Thc citizens Of
Augusta have contributed $4,000 to the
sufferers from the tornado, which has
desolated several Counties of the State
from the Chattahoochie to the Savannah
Rivers.
PorTsvnLE, Pa, March 24.-Brown
was hanged to-iay =. lie fell i've feet.
which failed to break his neck, and he
died by strangulntion; his contortions
were awful. Tops of houses and trees
on Summit Mountain were crowded.
PoRr JERvIs, March 24.-There is great
alarm among the people on the banks of
the Delaware, and they are moving to
higher ground.
WAsH1NaToN, March 24-Awarm snow
storm here and genernlly North. Appre-
tensions from floods and corres nre
general throughout the North-the late
severe weather having Inassed the ice,
and the present snow in many Identities
melting as it falls, and elsewhere drift
ing, assures general flood. 10000 peo-
pie, who subsist from tho lumber trade,
will probably lose ALL
A Anegro, employed by MIR. Nelson, re-
Gently from the North, outraged Nelson's
wife, in Prince George County, Md, last
night. and the people hung him this
John Gampran Force, a noted sporting
man of Brooklyn, liz dead.
LOWELL, Mass, March 24.-Mrs Low
left Low for place as servant in board
inS-house, when Low fred two shots 1T
her and then killed himself She cannot
live.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 24,-Ths
Tennessee River has fallen sufficiently
TO allow trims to pass; the first train
went through to-day
WAsMNaToN, March 24.-The Senate
was in executive session all day-most
OF the time being spent in discussing the
nomination of D. A: Pardee to he United
States District Judge of Louisiana, rice
Ourell, resigned. The nomination was
finally laid on the table. A committee
was then appointed to wait upon the
PRESIDENT and inform him that the Senate
was ready to adjourn, unless he Ind some
further communication to make. The
President replied that he had not. The
usuul resolutions Of thanks to the Vice
President and President pro tempore of
the Senate, were agreed to and the Sc
nate, at b. 49,, adjourned sine die.
Probabiities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, increasing cloudincss
and light rains, with slight changes in
temperature, light winds, mostly from
tho North and East md rising barometer
East of the Mississippi.
CHARLESTON; March 24-Arrivei-
Steamship Champion, New York; ship
Island Home, Liverpool; schooner Laura,
New York. 'a
ATLANTA, March 23.-A fire broke ont
in atwo-story building, occupied by Mrs.
Franks as o dry goods and variety store.
and the adjoining building, occupied by
Mr. John Lynch as grocery store. Both
houses were destroyed.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
COLUMBA.-SaleS of cotton 70 bales
middling 15s. Market quiet.
NEW YonK-Noon.-Stoc dull md
lower. Money 8. Gold opened 15l-
now 15S. Exchange-long 482; short
4.86. Cotton quiet; sales 94O-uplands
16a; Orleans II. Futures opened quiet
and steady: April 16S@I6 11-i6; MAY
II !-32(917 1-16; June 17s@17 13-32.
Pork heavy-2O.80. Lard heayy-steam
Z. M.ICotton net receipts 1919;
gross 1926. Futures closed dull; sales
16, 600: March 16 9-16; April 16 21-32M
16 11-16; May II 1-16; june II 13.326
II 7-16; July II 11-1G@17 1882; August
II i7-32Ggl7A; September 17a@17 1882;
October Is 13-16@16{; November 16 GIG
@16s; December 16s@16 1882. Cotton
quiet; sales 1,070, at 16s@17. Southern
flour quiet and q shade easier-.95M
doing 24@1:3z. Corn firmer @ 'aDrs and
fairly active-85@8G Coffee quiet and
more steady-Rio quoted 15@171 gold.
Sugar tirm-73@104. Molasses firm
New Orleans "a. Rice quiet, without de-
oided change. Pork opened lower, but
closed hrm-new mess 20. 7OM2O. rs.
Lard frmer-steam 14&(014l. Whiskey
quiet and unohangedSl.15 Freiohts