The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-03
TeIsgraphic.-.Foreign News.


LONDON, April at is estimated that
200, GOO persons attended John Martins
funeral at New Rye. Martin died from
shock at Michel's death.
The Correspondence, at Berlin, tele-
graphs 1t is anticipated that the old
laws, forbidding intercourse between the
Pope and the Catholic clergy in Prussia,
except through the Government, will be
re-enacted,. and that measures will be
introduced wholly suspending papel
authority in Prussia, until the Pope
ebandons his pretension to cancel the
law Of the Kingdom. A Cologne despatch
states that Spain has made q formal de-
mnnd on Prussia, inyirtue of nm extrn-
sdition treaty with that country, for the
arrest Of Don Alfonso, and it is said the
Ernsaian authorities have, in conee-
4uence, received instructions to arrest
the Prince, If he enters PrusSian terrific
ry, and hold him until the grounds of
.Spnin's claims are examined
TnrEsT. April 1.-The monument to
the memory of the lnts Emperor Maxi
milan was inaugurated Yesterday
The Emperor, Francis Joseph, reached
here, to-day, on his way to Italy, and
was received with great enthusiasm.
BERLIN, April 2.-It is stated that
Spain has repeatedly requested Ger
many to order its wnr vessels to bom-
bard Searauz, for the Gustav outrage,
Int Germany has refused 70 do so, be-
cause, in case of bombartlment, inno-
cent persons would suffer
LONDON, April "A special from Der
lin to the Post reports that eighty eccle-
siastics are Mt present imprisoned in
Posen alone. 1t is rumored that the Co
vernment has arrested the Papal delegate
who has been secretly administering the
Archbishopric of Posen since the arrest
of the incumbent.
A Madrid despatch says that among
the specifications in the Concha charges
against Jovellar is one TINT when Concha
was Captain-General of CUBE, he had oc-
casion to send Gen. Riquelme home for
insurbordination. When the latter re-
turned to Spain, Joyellar, who had be-
come Minister Of War, approved his con-
duct, nnd subsequently promoted him.
The Government finds it difficult to de-
fend Jovellar from these accusations.
An old Spanish INV prohibits the ap-
pointment of an Ex-Governor OF colony
to any public post until formal inquiry
has been had into his past administra-
ton. 1t Is understood that in Joyellnrs
case no such inquiry hns taken place
since his return from Cuba, and this cir
cumstance may be used rs pretext for
his withdrawal from the Ministry.
,RIo aKEEmo, April IA despatch
from Montevideo 4 announces that the
Uraguayan Chambers have passed de-
cree suspendingS the, payment Of interest
on the public debt and providing for the
redemption of the debt by the issue Of
new paper at q forced price. It is added
that the foreignrepresentatives have pro-
tested against the decree, md the situa-
ton is critical - B., 3.&.
Observation-Disclosures News.
SALT LAKE, April 2.-Geo. Reynolds,
indicted for polygamy, under the ruling
that religious belief had nothing to do
with it, and that the law of 1862 was
constitutional, the verdict was set aside,
on account of Irregularities in arraigninc
Reynolds, and new trial was ordered.
JERSEY Cry, April 2.-Permission to
the Irish societies to parade in honor of
John Mitchell, next Sunday, has been re-
fused.
HARrronp, CoNs., April Rev. J.
Eldridge, of Norfolk, Va, died here.
The Chumnn building was burned; loss
$4,000.
PoTTsv1LLE. Pa, April 2.-The threat
ening state of affairs continues. Sheriffs
at various points have offered turbulent
persons three days to return to their
houses.
AtReading, Pa, ,tow-paths and low lands
are covered, but no danger is apprehend-
ed, unless it rains. At Easton, Pn., the
river is falling and danger is over. At
Oentralin, there IS much damage from
the accumulation of water.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April 2.-The troops
holding themselves in reatlin egg to m to
Shamokin, upon which large BODY of
miners Is reported moving All quiet
here this morning.
New YORK, April 2.-Extracts from
Beecher's testimony-speaking of Mrs.
Tilton: II had lifelong affection of re-
spect and esteem for her. I had the ut
most respect and affection for her as
Christian woman and wife and mother,
but no affection in my other connection.
Nothing occurred on either the 10th or
18th, between Mrs. Tilton and me, that
has impressed itself on my mind. Up
to December, 1870, there had never been
any undue familiarity between u.s. I
never directly or indirectly solicited i'm
proper proposals from her never had
any favors from her-it would be impos-
slble with such woman. never had
carnal intercourse or connection during
that time with Mrs. Tilton."
albany, April 2.-The lee il moving
slowly, without material rise, indicating
q good opening below.
ELLIoTv1LLE, Ono, April 2.-The
boiler of Tunnell's mills exploded, kill
ing three.
EUREKA, NEVADA, April "A severe
earthquake; few buildings damaged,
but no personal casualties.