The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-22
Telegraphic...Foreign News.

returns from MS Visit to warsaw, Will
pass through Bohemia. The Emperor
Of Austria will greet him ut the frontier.
LONDON, June 21.-A contest took
tween riaemen Of England, Ireland and
Scotland, for nm International challenge
trophy. Scotland won by 90 points
ahead of England and 139 ahead Of Ire
land.
Tine steamship Corinthian, from Que
bee for Glasgow, arrived in tho Clyde;
was in collision with an iceberg and lost
bow-sprit and fgure-head.
PARIS, June 21.-There is reason to
believe that the Government has decided
that general election shall be held this
year, and there is no doubt that the AS
sembly will vote for final dissolution, rs
the Government assents to it.
DUBLIN, June 20.-Three persons have
died from the effects of drinking whis-
key at the fire Friday night, and seven
teen ore in the hospital for the same
cause.
The American riflemen, by invitation
of the Lord Mayor, attended divine
service to-day Mt st. Patrick's Cathedral.
The sermon, which was preached by
Canon Keeper, was nn eulogy of mo-
narchy and the Established Church.
Residents Of the city comment severely
on the speakers taste. In the evening
the visitors enjoyed the hospitalities of
the Lord Mayors mansion.
LONDON, June ia new circular
note Of the Russian Government to the
powers, dated May 20, says that the
object of the st. Petersburg conference
is not the conclusion of the formal in
ternational treaty. Negotiations will be
resumed when oil the governments have
replied to the September circular. It is
believed that Russia intends that pro-
.tocol shall be drafted, enumerating the
principles of international. law, ac-
companied with declaration from each
OF tho powers signing it that they will
observe the principles as far as possible
Paris, juno 20.-The Committee of
Thirty have been considering the elec-
'soIal tom bill. They have decided to main
ments. In the Assembly, Yesterday,
violent recriminations passed between
III. Gambetta and the Bonapartists as to
the responsibility for the extraordinary
saxatton made necessary by tho late war
The Assembly has decided to take mp
the public powers bill tomorrow for de-
bate.
LONDON, June 21.-There is an uneasy
fealing In the stock market, in conse.
quence Of rumors Of further failures.
The Carlist Committee Of this city an
nounce that they are in receipt of intelli-
gence that the Carlists have entered Cas-
tile In strong force, and that they hove
oeen well received everywhere.
HAVANA, June 1.-Captain-G General
Valmaseda left for the interior.
Telegraphic.-.American News.
ST. Louis, june 20.-Reports from all
parts OF Southern Nebraska, say the
LII
rated. The hoppers have left all That
section of the State, or the few that re-
main are doing very little damage. Those
which came from Kansas and Missouri
made but a brief stay, and did but little
injury. Wheat and other small grain
Will harvest from half to whole crop.
according to the locality, and the corn
crop will be full In the sections where
corn and other grains are seriously in
1ured, the farmers are replanting, and
expect fine crops.
KANSAS CRY, June 21.-Crop prospects
In this State are better than ever before.
and harvest hands are hard to get. The
crops will be so large that fears are en-
tertalned that enough men cannot be OBJ
tanned to save them.
BALTIMORE, June 21.-It is learned on
good authority, that as the result of the
conference on Saturday in Philadelphia,
between the Baltimore and Ohio and
pennsylvania Railroads, ticket and
freight rates on Western bound freights
Will be advanced to-day in philadelphia
and Baltimore, and that rates will nc
further advanced in few days. There
will be no change in passenger rates for
q day or two
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.--All the States
VIII be represented Mt the meeting of
bank presidents and bankers, on Thurs
day, the 24th; the purpose is to organize
centennial association
The stock of Herman & Exnee, liuuor
denlers of Louisville, was seized on Sa-
turday, and one of the members of the
firm arrested. Crooked whiskey.
The yacht Octavio, which was lntcly
detained by the New York Custom House
officials, sailed Saturday. for Aspinwall.
The Spaniards insist that Cuba is her
destination.
A naval force with steam launches
will be ordered to proceed to the mouth
of the Rio Grande, to look after our in