The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-15
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the recovery of the Prince of Wales, .atI
tempted to shoot the Queen, was. again
arrested on the 5th instant While the
Queen was holding drawing-room at
Buckingham Palace, O'Conner was found
in the same place, in front of the rail-
lngs, from which he, as on the former
occasion, pointed o pistol ut the Queen.
He was arrested quietly and sent to Han
well Asylum. by order of Sir Thomas
Henry, Chief Magistrate of Bow Street
Police Court, on certificates of physicians
that the prisoner ,was subject to suicidal
and homicidnl impulses.
Twelve of the Schiller victims have
been embalmed and sent to New York.
The Times, of this morning, says there
could hardly have been more critical
situation than existed in Berlin upon the
arrival of the Emperor Of Russia. The
German Goyernaent may be able to de-
clare hostile Government was never Of
ficially entertained, but few days since
there was serious danger that wnriike
counsels would prevail. I'VE may sup
pose Prince Gortschakoff courteously ex-
pressed q determination to treat as m
enemy tho first State disturbing pesce.
In spite of England's attitude Of reserve,
we believe the Government thought it n
national duty in the recent crisis, to ex-
press its opinion very decisively in re-
gard to the maintenance of peace. The
communication was amicable and most
satisfactory reply returned. France has
expressed the acknowledgement of Eng
lands friendly attitude. The Daily Ne,cs
reports the Gar hns mentioned his, de-
sire to confer with II. Thiers unofficinlly
In relation to European affairs. The
Daily Telegraph is informed that Russia
has given England friendly and satisfac-
tory assurances in regard to Centrul
Asia.
PARIS, May 13.--La Eolonte, the ma
tional- organ of Prince Napoleon, in q
leading article, declares if the Prince
Imperial should die, Prince Napoleon
would never claim the throne. The
principle of hereditary succession is
dead. A third empire, aiming at the
restoration Of Prince Napoleon or his
nephew, would end in ruin. The article
concludes: 1--WE never doubted that
France, even if consulted through q
pleolscte, would energetically pronounce
IN favor Of the republic, which is the
form of Government most compatible
with universal suffrage"
QUEBEC, May 14-The British steam
ship Chesapeake, from Hull for Montreal.
is ashore ut Matoue
OTTAWA. ONT, May 1.-THE Depart
ment of Justice has been informed that
several murders have recently been COM
mltted In the Northwest territories by
white men, who have taken refuge in
Montana, U. s. An effort will be made
to recover the criminals for trial by
means Of the extradition treaty.
Telegraphic..-American News.
BALTIMORE, May 14.-About 500 bar-
rels of whiskey, the product of Western
distilleries recently closed by the Go
vernment, We're seized in this city. The
seizures were made at five or six different
warehouses. j" fN
New YonK, May Il The agent of the
lnman line has received the following
despatch from Mr.. VIM. Inman: ssThe
Brussels got of at 8 A. NJ, without as
sistance, and proceeded uninjured."
The agents Of the Inman line steam crs
received q despatch from the CAPTAIN of
the steamship City of Brussels, confirm
ing the report that that vessel was ashore.
The captain reports she went ashore near
Carnsore Point, Ireland, at SIS O'Clock,
this morning. A dense fog prevailed at
the time. He expects the steamship to
come off by high water, which will be
about noon. She lies on soft sand and
makes no water.!i7"
S0oPotAntoh VI Vic INutlOIiHi 11Nnk
OF Rio, at Rio Janeiro, is reported by o
London telegram.
The agent of the Inmnn line of steam
ships says that the City Of Brussels had o
pilot on board Mt the time she grounded.
CALAIS, Me-, May 14.-The Methodist
Conference here, yesterday, ordained six
Cinnamon rs deacons
ST. LOUIS, May 14.-Orders have been
issued from headquarters of the army
here, that Indian prisoners now confined
Mt Fort Leavenworth will be conveyed to
St. Augustine, Fla, and confined in
Fort Marion, under special guards.
M1LwAuKEE, May 14.-The four distil
leries which had been released by the
Court on special bonds, resumed opera-
tions yesterday. A despatch was received
from Washington, ordering the officers
to stop them, until they had given new
bonds in place of those given on the 1st
May. The distillers here telegraph to
distillers Mt Chicago, st. Louis, and else
where, proposing to unite with them in
testing the constitutionality of the Inter
nal Revenue Act. Favorable reports were
received from Chicago, and the distillers
have resolved to proceed. They have
retained ex-senator Carpenter to take the
question into the courts. wv
PouoHKEEpaE, N. Y, May 14.-While
freight train was passing through the
arch at'Sing Sing State Prison, four con
yicts jumped on the engine, presented
revolvers Of the engineer and firemnu,
compelled them TO cut the engine loose
and started SouthwaYd, Abandoning the
engine'three miles North Of Tarrytown.
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