The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-04
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excluded from Prussia, Existing eafAba
lishments are forbidden to receive hey
members, and their present organic lon
must be dissolved within six Months
after the passage of the bill. Partial ex-
ception is made in favor Of religious bo-
dies engaged in the work of education,
which may iprolong their existence four
years, andof those whose object is the
care OF, the sick, which may continue
their Organization, but nre liable to dis
solution ht Amy moment Associations
thuscnntinlad are to be subject to the
supervision of Government officials. The
property, of oonvents Is not to be confs-
Gated, but will be temporarily admins
tered on by the State. Hi
LONDON, May 3.-The Carlist commit
tee here has received telegrams reporting
under corsmand of Sabails, over the
Spanish Government troops Mt Breda
Lerias and Santa Ccloma. The latter
place il in the province of Barcelona
The enemy numbered 4, 900 men. They
lost Ave chief officers in the first engngc-
ment and $50 men in that at Santa Co
a Iona. Another great victory for the Car
1 lists, under Castillo, is reported from
Aragon. The. Government troops are
said to have lost all their artillery and
many prisoners The Alfonsist General
LONDON, May 3.-Chnrles l.. Lawrence,
charged with forging invoices of silk
smuggled into New York, has been ex-
traditioned. ~ ,.4
The schooner Jefferson Borden, from
New Orleans for this port, has arrived off
Porth Leven. The captain reports that
the crew mutinied. The first and second
mates were killed, and two SRailors
wounded and put in irons. One of the
sailors who was wounded and chained to
the pump and another are dying. The
vessel was worked by three hands.
elegraphic..-Amer;can News.
Nxw YORK, May 3.-Daron, Sohwaz
Senborn, the Austrian Minister, has
rendered his resignation and it has been
accepted.
The steamer City of Hartford, passing
through. East River, this morning, ran
into the soow Charles McbIannis, on
which was Capt. Costa his wife and four
children-the eldest seventeen years old.
The scow capsized, and the four children
were drowned in the cabin. Capt. Costa
and wife were saved by the crew of a
passing pilot boat.
The sculptor Stevens still lives
A despatch from Berlin says the last
Belgian note was highly satisfactory, und
terminates the controversy.
Hnytien. advices report the British
Consul assaulted and wounded at Port-a-
Pais English war vessels nre in motion
for an explanation or retaliation.
At Muskego, Indian Territory, water
spout lifted the bridges, culverts and
track of sthei Khnsas and Texas Road,
near Elk Creek! ~ &
The funeral Of Mrs. Conway, the
actress, in Brooklyn. took place at the
church Of Sour Father" yesterday, and
was attended bya great crowd, including
many members of the profession.
MoyraoMERY, May 3.-The committee
of the Alabama Legislature to investigate
Spenoera election; will be in session in
Mobile until tWedne esday night, and will
then adjourn to this city, and commence
here on Thursday Judge Bruce, Bus
teed'sa successor, commenced his first
term here Today .-'tG So
ST.. IIoUry, May 3.-Mrs. Shwan, wife
of John ShwaA, a'failroad man Of fKansnns
City OF Jefferson City, and her two little
girls, ageaS IespgrtiYely; seven and eight
years, gswers lost bn the stehnier St Louis,
and SIX or seven deck passengers are
supposed to Have been lost, though their
nameslcapnot be ascertained.
Thessteamef St Luke strtlck' the ST.
Charles bridge; four lost. >
MoNFpEL1ER, May 3.-The losses by
Saturdays fire aggregate s137, 600
PLYsfoUFE,I Mdss.,, May 3.-A ,iesperfI-
do killed;a policeman who attempted to
arrest him. 7;fyThr IL
New YORK, May 3.-The captain and
pilot of the City of Hartford were held
in $4,000 bail for running down the
scow, whereby four children were lost
The fnther and mother were saved, but
the mothef'is demented. The: children
wore nged Is, 6 and 8 years and 20
months. y9y@
WASHINGTON. May 3. Curtis s. Burn-
ham, of Richnond, Ky.,. has been, mn
pointed Assistant Secretary Of the Treaa-
suEy. pies Hartley. i yifi
The Supreme Court to-day ,eieoidod
the case OF the State of Maryland against
the Baltimore and Ohio iRailrOad Com.
pany. The State claimed as deferred
payment of $500,000 as due for the
period between 1860 and 1870; being
one-tifth of the amount Of Passenger fare
over the Washington and baltimore
branch of the road. The company re-
fused to pay the amount to! the State, on
the plea that the tax wns undonsfitu-
t;onnl. This the Court scf .ApAeals2o 2of
Maryland oyer-ruled, affiSmiag the right
of the State to the mopeyin question.
The Supreme Court holds that tho .pas-
senger tax was different from is tax on
Interstate commerce, which the State
could not impose. The State had right
to impose conditions on the granting of
the chGttet for the road, and It mattered