The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-12
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1oEme0. as a0itows: Rnfat.a Minister
OF the Interior; Dhfaure, Minister OF
Justice; Leon Say, Minister OF FL
nance; Nj. Mailon, Minister OF Public
Instruction.. Vicompte Dsmaux, Minis.
ter OF Agriculture; Duke Decazes, Mi.
mister OF Foreign Affairs; General Ois,
sey,, Minister OF War; Admiral De
Montague. Minister OF Marine: and
NJ. Caillaux, Minister OF Public Works.
BERLIN. March 11.-There is no
foundation for the report in the Ioqs
6taH, that France intended to ooncen
trate troops in tho East Departments
experinaentally, and Germany has
threatened to mobile two army CORPS
on the Rhine, II che persisted.
PARIS. March 1.-THE Courier do
frdnce reports that NJ. DGfaire has
drawn up o progranme Of policy for
the new ministry, the leading features
OF which are as follows: The Assem.
bly,, on meeting after the Easter holi.
days, to vote the budget; the Senate
Eial elections to ba held next
September: the dissolution OF the AS
sembly to follow in October; the Go.
vernment to demand the maintenance
OF the present electoral system and to
raise the state OF siege in all the de-.
partments except the Seine, the Rhoue
and the Bauohes DuRhone.
LoEDoN. March 1.-THE Berlin COR
RESPONDENT telegraphs that Germany
has asked Italy. whether she will oon-
tinue TO exempt the Pope from the
obligations OF law. ana complains that
he ts nov abusing ,the liberty given
him for the purpose of fonenting re-
ballion in C4arrr,nnv q u.'1
The >iafy found Lady. Mordauut
guilty or f'adultery. "
,. The Times Paris special Gays Mao.
Mahon, by yielding to the intrigues of
Bopepartists and refusing to make
Dnks De Andifltt Pasauier Minister
OF the. Interior, has dealt O deadly
blow at the reserved respect which ali
parties previously entertained for the
head pf State. MaoMahon. yesterday,
wrote letter. insisting. thai Buffet
Duke De Audifit PasquieF will proba-
bly, ee elected President o. the Assem-
viEssA. March 1i.-F!sua.ptso,iis F!u.ts,ii Joseph
has received and accepted the resigna.
ton OF Baron Sehwarz Senborn,
Austro. Hungarian Minister at Wash
ington. .4
AAVANAs Marc0 .Il.-COuOt falmR-
seda, the newly. appointed Captain
General Of Oubs, arrived here to-day.
He landed at noon. aud was received
with the ueual ceremonies. A rein
foreement OF 1000 settlers also arrived
to-day from Spain.
Observation-Disclosures n1at,erA,
,ST. LOUIS March lO.-The civil
rights Law in the interior of the State
resulted in the killing OF one negro,
wha interfered with Q bar-keeper for
refasing drink to o. black man. An
other trouble, resulted in missing q
negro. but killing o boy and man by
wild shots.
ATLANTA, GA, March 1O.-A negro
barber committed suicide here to-day.
He was one Of party who. upon the
passage Of the Civil Rights Bill, visited
bar.room. in 1.-The city and demanded
the .game rights as white men. Thie
19n4gct resulted 10 !osa Of. pstronage.
Hslbatterly regretted his conduct, and
the depression produced blythe loss of
busineas is, the only eAuse known of
NEW YoRk, Maroh, ar I'LL 1.-THE detail,
OF the 4hresin = the match faotory at
Fidaholm, Sweden, ;ahova that sixty
women and children were working at
the time, Of whom forty.three. mostly
women. were literally roasted to death.
The liabilities Of Mheatly, Williams
& Co., sugar seAnera. 10 9877. 600:
aasete :. estimated from, $3.50, 600 to
1865, 600; outstanding notes make
total OF $623. .0G0. ., T,...,l,A.t..
WAsHnaToN, March 11.-General
Sheldon, yesterday. received his ap.
poiptpeDt aa, essistant counsel for the
United States before the Court of
Commission OF the Alabama clsims.
and will at once proceed to New Or
leans. to take eherge Of the business
in that part of the country.
In the 6enets, Clayton, OF Arkansas.
asked for q a'decision on che; point of
order raised against resolution sub.
mitted by him few days ago. provid.
ing for the appointment Of commit.
tee 70 visit the Indian Territory dur.
ing the recess, TO inquire into tic con-
dition! Of affairs there. a. lengthy dis.
Cussion ensued. ...ranut-l <i..
There ia. considerable exoieeme ent
over the Macon postmastership. Bel
cher 10 Q ooiofed man, but mot an ef-
foient officer in bhe eyes OF the de-
psRtnens, and ihe''s7as. removed, and
Henry g. Glover, yho YSsides some