The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-23
TeIsgraphic...Eorsien News.

chief in command of the Carlist forces.
LONDON, July 22.-The Times, this
morning, in it's financial article, con-
dcmns the silence Of the managers of the
direct United States cable in regard to
the line, and says that inquiries of it's
stockholders meet with blank refusal
to impnrt information.
The attendance at tho Wimbledon
meeting to-day was small. a match for
Elcho challenge shield is being shot
BERLIN, July 22.-The town of Warm
heavy rain-bridycs, houses and crops
wore destroyed.
LONDON, July 22.-In the Commons,
Disraeli announced that the Government
had abandoned the merchants shipping
bill for this session, and expressed the
hope that the session would close by the
10th or 18th of August. Mr.. Plembsoll,
made Il violent attack on the Govern
mont The Speaker requested him to
leave the House.
PARIS, July 21.--Thc Right Centre is
completely disrupted. The liberal por-
tion are seeking n fusion with q group
under the leadership of M iDeloyergne,
with u leaning towards the Left,
The Carlists deny the truth of reports
that their troops have entered, France,
and that Gon. Dorregaray is wounded and
has taken refuge in Franco.
The French customs returns for the
last six months show an increase in re-
ceipts Of 23, ,00O, ,O00f. over those for the
corresponding period of last year. The
total revenues of the country for the
same time has been increased rs, 600, ,OOOf.
over that of 1874.
The heavy rain in the Inland Counties
continues. In many plnces the growing
crops have been destroyed, and the mil
waysiare interrupted in oil directions.
The Home Rule members of Parlia-
ment will attend. in. q body the Home
Dublin, Augusta, and will also be pre-
sent at tho O'Connell celebration.
The, stock of the Anglo-American Tclc-
graph Company has advanced "a los.
The rise is attributed to the reported
failure to repair the direct cable, the
stock of which has declined 20 per cent.
since the 9Th instant.
It is reported that Prussia and Russia
intend to fnrlough on o large scale next
year. One of the Vienna papers urges
Austria to follow and prove that the alli-
ance between the. three Emperors is
worth something.
MUNICH. July 2l.-The Ultramontane
says Baron Loe has been sentenced to
olA AuOAtAS 1lADIlSOuIueuC lOT u LTeSOQR-
bic speech made by him in October 1873.
Herr Sigel, editor Of the Ultramontane
journal Yatcrland, was sent toprison to-
day to serve out ten months sentence
for reasonable utteranccs.
Observation-Disclosures News.
New YORK, July pa notice by the
people to the general term, from tho de-
cision of Judge Donohue, in tho ST, ,OOO,-
OOO suit, wns served on the defendant.
Legal circles regard furnishing IL detailed
bill ofipartioulars impossible.
The Treasurer Of Long Island city is
short $1,000 cash, and larger amount
of misappropriations from back taxes
The Government has awarded 81 900, :!
Oo1. gold, at 1l2. 65 to 1890.
New YORK, July 22.-Mrs. Merritt,
wife of Col. Merritt, U. S. A., was out
ragged on board the tug Mike Norton
Two have been arrested on suspicion.
Leaders bail is 1000 The trial will
be in the November term.
WAsHINGToN, July % Judge Fisher,
will doubtless be relieved and Chief
Clerk Avery suspended. Bristow, how
ever, has no advice Of Avcry's indict-
mcnt
The July returns to the Department of
Agriculture show that the acrcnee Of to-
bacco is greater than that of last year
the increase being in the grent tobacco
producing States. Maryland has in
creased her area per cent Virginia 20;
North Carolina 33; South Carolina y;
Florida %; Mississippi 16; Arkansas 10;
Tennessee 2O3; Kentucky 223; Ohio 25;
Indiana 40; Illinois Sc; Missouri 80; New
York, Pennsylvania and Texas report the
same area as last year; New Hampshire
has reduced her smnlI acreage so per
cent. Massachusetts 25; Connecticut 2;
Georgia s; Alabama 10; Louisiana z;
Wisconsin a7i Kansas II. The condition
Of the crop is most satisfactory in tho
largest tobacco States, and is 20 per cent.
above an average on the whole. Ken
tucky, which produces two-fifths of our
whole crop, is 81 per cent, above the ave-
arc either very near q full average or
above The remarkably depressed con-
dition is noted only in the smaller pro-
ducing States.A
Advices received ut the Medical Bu-
ra0n Nnvy nnrorfyporf froc, A.