The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-16
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nO9ns AAAken 40. -wkh0s AfObbiahopv
OF Baltimore has been. dssigpatsd By
the Vatican to confer the berretta on
Archbishop McCloskey, who will re.
ceive the other insignia OF Cardinalate
when he visits Rome. Roncetti, the
delegate sent to notify the Archbishop
OF New York Of his appointment, is
also charged with mission from the
Propaganda, in regard TO new Dioceses
in the United States.
BERLIN, March 15.-Kosiolek, for
merly editor of the Germanio, has
been sentenced to two years' imprison.
ment. He has fed from Germany.
LONDON, March l5.-A Papal brief,
in answer to the address of the Ger.
man Episcopate, is published II de-
clares that the Vatican decrees con.
tains nothing which alters the relations
OF the Pope and Roman Catholics, or
which can afford q pretext for further
expressing the church and interfering
with the election OF the next Pope.
Il endorses the statement made by the
bishops. that judgment as to the validity
OF Papal election appsrtains to the
church sione. and concludes by urging
the bishops to continue to resist end
expose error.
Messrs. John 9. Imthwen & Co.,,
merchants. No. East India avenue,
London, have failed; liabilities $lO,-
600. 900.
BaRniN, March 13. 3.-Papers publish
q notification TO persons who propose
to send articles to the American cen.
tenniaf,' that should the exhibition
prove bankrupt, their goods will be
liable tu seizure. t." $50 %A'f ~
Observation-Disclosures N mnt,er..
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Minister
Schenck requests his recall from
Great Britain, on account OF pressing
private busihess. It, IL un6erstood
that financial embarrassment more
than all else, has contributed to his
determination meyer again to hold any
public Office .wRateyer. IN . letter to
a personal friend in Washington, he
says that, with the greatest economy,
it has been impossible for him to make
both ends meet, and to secure enough
to enable him to eke out the remainder
of his official life hs uhs compelled to
sell some property In Illinois. In the
letter detailing his misfortunes. Gen.
Schenck plainly Gays: II am beginning
to loathe all efforts to serve my coun-
try or. the public. They bring no
compensating reward for peace and
comfort sacrificed. ie' ~ (
The President has granted pardon
to VIM. O. Whitesides, of South Caro-.
lima, an alleged Ku Klux, who was
sentenced to five years at Albany. Up
to the date OF the pardon he had
served two years. s..
Several hundred employees of the
New York Custom House were notified
on Saturday that their salaries would
be reduced twenty per cent. from
March ]. VI - t.s >i g..
} In New York city, on Saturday af-
'ternoon, an unknown man walked into
o planning MILL, and. while the ma.
ohinery was WORKING, suddenly jumped
into it. Befote It could be stopped he
was gut up in pieces, which. vera swept
up and then token to the station.
house. -f.' .
The Master Painters Asso ociation. ot
New York, have passed q resolution
that hereafter they will employ no one
whorwin. agree 10 the ten .honr sys-
tenn. Should the resolution be carried
out a general strike Of painters will
begin, TO- morrow. There are about
1000 jOufneyenen painters In She city,
and MOST OF them are union men. =,
Gov. Garland, OF Arkansas, has Is,
sued q Thanksgiving proclamation.
The Governor mentions. in reference
to the Poland report adopted by Con-
gress. as cause FOR gratitude, that
they have been sustained by the Con-
servstiye sentiment in the North, and
he exhorts the people of the State to
prove themselves, worthy of the en-
dorsement SO .smphatically given.
. The dinner to Simeon B. Chittenden
by leading citizens Of New York, on
the occasion Of his retirement from
mercantile life. was we'll merited tri.
butte. Demodratsa and Republicans We'd
in eulogi1ing' him. He was introduced
by the chaifman as ''the Liberal, De-
mocratic and Republican member of
Congress from Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The Sun
says letter received by a Spanish
house IN that city says twenty-five
young men Of Cuban Birth, resident of
Cienfdegoa.r Cnba.' were arrested at
their homes. in That city. by volun-
teers and shot outside the walls with.
ont trial. - - II ~ 49,
EhIs. P44.,: Marroh l5.-oil wa, struck
on q fatm-in Warren County. At t854
feet, gas forced tho petroleum above
the derrick. This GkrikA dAva1ons an