The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-24
Teiegraphic..Foreign News.

falled; liabilities 5000, 900; also, William
Marshall, of Manchester; liabilities $780,
600.
1t is officially announced that the King
OF Burmah has given satisfactory eXpla-
nation of his course of action to Sir
Douglas Forsyth, the British Envoy
War is now considered impossible. Ad-
vices from China sny that the disorder in
Chin-Kiang, growing out of the arrest of
two native soldiers, for insulting the
American Consul and his wife, hns sub
sided. The Chinese have partially salts
fed the demands for reparntion.
BERLIN, June 23.-The German Co
vernment is preparing q parliamentary
measure prohibiting public religious pro-
cessions. This is aimed at the Catholics
LONDON, June 23.-The King of Bur-
nah hnsl granted to Great Britain the
right to send forces through his domi-
mons to Western China, if requisite for
future expeditions.
Wilson Il Armstrong, No. GO Alder
manburg, have failed; liabilities ST.
0O0,0 900.
Telegraphic---American News.
ATLANTA, GA, June 23.-Col. b. Y.
Snge, late Superintendent nnd Chief
Engineer of the Atlanta and Richmond
Air Line Railroad, wns found dead in
bed, this morning.
EMMETTsBURG, Nd, June 23.-The
commencement exercises of Mount ST.
Mary's College were begun yesterday, by
n brilliant exhibition of the juniors. To-
day, the graduation class takes leave of
the mount. Trains come loaded with
visitors. Among the late arrivals are
Bishops Lynch and Elder and great
number of priests.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The rectifying
establishment of Bevis, Fraser L Co. WAS
seized by orders from Washington, for
non-paymcnt Of S44, 600 taxes.
HARTFORD, June 23.-President Cum
mings, Of the Wesleyan University, has
rendered his resignation.
PITTsBURG, June 23.-A thoroughly
organized gang of counterfeiters, under
the lead Of DR.. Milton H. Frank, prac-
tticing physician of Allegheny City, has
been broken up, and several members,
including Frank, arrested, and $40, 900
in counterfeit money captured. The
attention of the Government was called
to the work of these men through letters
containing consignments of spurious
money, which, being unstamped, went
to the Dead Letter Office.
New YonK, June 23.-Tweed is still in
Ludlow street Jail. waiting the procure
ment of SO, 600, GOO bail His family and
WASHINGTON, June 23.-A new and
dangerous counterfeit was discovered Mt
the National Bank Redemption Agency
of the So notes of the First National
Bank of Canton, Illinois. This is evil
IDENTIFY changed from the plate on which
the counterfeits on the Traders National
Bank of Chicago and the First National
Bank of Paxton, Illinois, were printed.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
received information of u decision re-
Gently rendered by Judge McCandlcss,
IN an action of debt, brought against the
Cashier of the Monongahela National
Bank, of Brownsville, Pc, to recover ~
penalty Of $500 for the refusal of the
cashier to permit the Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue to examine the checks
on file in said bank. The Court entered
Judgment for the defendant, holding tint
the Internal Revenue Collector had no
right, under Section BIT Of the Revised
Statutes, to exercise the powers claimed
by him.
Probabilities tho Ohio Valley,
Tennessee and the Gulf and South At
lantic States, falling barometer, South
west to Southeast winds, warm and
partly cloudy weather and occasional
local storms.
San FRAScIsco, June 23.-The Indc-
pendent l'copleS Convention nomi-
mated Gen. Bidwell. of Butte County,
for Governor, and Lieutenant and Act
ing Governor Pachico for Lieutenant
Governor.
OaAHA, June 23.--Adviccs from Spot-
ted Tails agency, state that three large
war parties left that vicinity on the 18th
lnstnnt-onc each for the Poncn or Paw
nee, Ute and Shoshono reservations. 1t
Is thought among posted men that gi-
Santlc Indian war is about to be inauy,l-
rated. The information hns been sent
to the Indian agents
CHICAGO, June 23.-A specinl CORE
spondent of the Inter- Ocean, with the
scientific expedition in tie Blnck Hills,
Mt Camp Hngney, on French Greek, Gus
tar's Gulch, sends the following tele-
gram, ria Fort Laramie, dated June 1G:
. Gold in large quantities and of good
quality has been discovered in Custar's
Gulch, on French Creek, and along this
stream for distance ofupwards of seven
miles toward the source of the gulch.