The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-07
.Talpgraphlc.-Foreign News.


Talpgraphic.-FoFeign News. :.
BlIBoA,, May {: Fresh 7riaings Of the
partisans Of General Cabrera. against Don
Carlos are reported in Valencia and ( Gata-
lonia. Ie is suited that the Cafiist chief,
Palo, has joined them An organized
body Of Cabrsta's followers, under the
command OF Augiern, is making progress
in the neighborhood, Of Vera. 4
HAVANA, May 5.-The Gasetta unex.
pectedly publishes decree revolving
the decree by which foreign coin was
made receivable by, the Government OF
it's premium value in payment OF duties
after the 20th instant. Foreign coin
will be received at its face value only
until further orders.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Mny ga reyolu-
ton broke out in Port-au-Prince on Sun
day. General Bryce was dragged from
ohurcli and shot, Forty foreigners have
been killed. Among the victims, is a
servant of the British Consul General
Buildings were fired, and every species
of disorder prevailed. A state of siege
has been proclaimed. A British gun
boat is there, md another will be sent
there tomorrow. Steamers were not
permitted to enter the port, and have
landed their cargoes here.
ceived no fresh note from Germnny.
PARIS, May 6.--Michel Levy, the pub
Usher, is dead. $50 re-.
BOMBAY, May 6.-The cholera prevails
in the city Of Baroda. It has not yet ap-
peared in the camp of the British troops.
LONDON, May 6.-The fifty per cent.
reduction in cable rates tor North Ame-
RIGA pleases the commercial community.
Telegraphlc.--AmericaNen we.
CHARLEsTosty May 6.-ArrivedA Steam
ship Fanita, Philadelphia; schooner Sto-
phen Norris, PHILADELPHIA. t,
PorTsyuLH, Pa, May 5.-Last night,
about II O'clock, Breaker & Ben. Frank
lin's colliery, at Doutyville, was destroyed
by fire. It was owned and worked by
Douty & Bomgardner. AS this colliery
has been working during tho strike, the
fire is supposed to have been the work
Of IN incendinry.l LOSS, S1OO, 900. 200
men and boys are thrown out of employ
ment. f3 i 49,
PoTTsvm1E, Pa, May 6.-Advices
from the upper coal regions are worse
Coffin notices were served ON those who
res.med work. Ropes OF inclined planes
woFe cut and logs placed aoToss the
track, but trains are run with caution
HoRNELLsv1LLE, N. Y, May 6.-The
bridge thirty miles North of here, on the
Hornellsville Attica bSanch of the Erie
Road, said TO be the lafgest structure of
the kind in the world, was burned.
CHARLESTON, May 8.-The Southern
Baptist Convention met here to-day;
over 800 delegates present, representing
Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, Geor-
gia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Arzansas and Texas.
Rev. DR.. James p. Boyce, of Louisville,
was elected President; Rev. DIR. P. H.
Nell, Of Georgia; Rev. DIR. j. L. M.
Curry, of Virginia.; Rev. DR.. e. IT..
Winkler, of Alabama, and Rev. DR.. r.
Fuller, of Maryland, Presidents;
Rev. G. r. MoCol and Mr.. w. o. Tuggle,
Secretaries. Reports made Of successful
operations by both foreign and home mis-
sion boards. A delegation from Northern
Baptists were received, and DR.. Cutting,
Secretary Of the American Baptist Ed1-
oational Commission, was especially vel
coined, ,-4y.,-s+t--s1s y a. =. 49,, ....---. -.-.
WAsHINaToH, HAY 6.-The State De-
partment has advices that Spain has
paid Gushing the entire Virginius'
award, thus closing this complication.
Probabilities During Friday; for the
South Atlantis States, stationary barome.
ter and Noftherly !. winds, backing to
Easterly with clear and warmer weather.
Fora tho Gulf States Southerly winds,
falling barometef, warmer and partly
cloudy weather and local storms.
PnnADELpHIk,slMa May {. This morning,
during the celebration OF mass at LaSalIc
Colleges, Brother Agelehert died in n
fainting spell :.ss al haEs.est!i
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, May 6.-The
proprietor of Ohadwick's Museum has
been arrested, charged with wife murder.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
New. YoRK--Noon.--Money 8. Gold
15s. Exchange-long 4.88; short 4.91.
Cotton sales 57S-up1ands 161; Orleans
163. Pork yfrm-22 124. Lard quiet
7P. M.-Money ;casy-e.@s. Sterling
quiet-8. Gold closed at 15s@15I.
Cotton-net receipts $50; gross 383.
Futures closed firm; sales $500: May
16J@l8 5-32; June 16 3-16M16 7-32
July 16 1920 ZIG 7-16; August 16 19-32M
16s; September t8 1882; October Is 1916
@15,13-32; November Is 1882; Decem-
Der 153@15 23-32; january Is 1850
10 1892; February 16 1-16@16a; March
16 9-S2@16E Cotton quiet; sales l, 1,671,
, at 16B@l6l. Southern -four irmer and
in moderate request st-5.35@G35. Wheat
quiet and slightly in buyers favor-1. SO
@1.48. Corr heavy and 1@2c. lower
o9@91. Coffee quiet steady and in fair
jobbing demand-Rio quoted at 16@19
gold3 Sugar very quiet. Pork lower
new 22.O0. Lard lower-15@ prime
steam. Whiskey frmer-1.i761.18.
Freignts shade firmer-cotton, sail la
$685. ateamr 399-32.. .,..-.4,... -, - :.
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