The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ASuefhcuOW1klp WnOm the, -I7QqSt0U
Government expelled from t6e See of
Posen. n.Fvili'ihs created o Cardinal at
the approaching consistory. IA attSSa
HRNDAYE., March 9.-The Oarliats
entered the province Of Santander in
strong force. The Government has
embargoed steamers for transports to
send reinforcements lntU7s'. &
MADRID, March 9.-Alfonso gave
AUDIENCE, yesterday, to Serrano.
MONTREAL, March 9.-The Grand
Trunk Railway buildings at Point st.
Charles were burned to day; loss
$3.50. 900. ,'ogs..l 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aIataota.
WASHINGTON. March S.-The follow
ing 10 authorizsd;. Mr.. Wheeler re-.
ceived this morning. from New Or.
leans, his articles of adjustment, eigued
by forty -four members OF the Conserv-
ative caucus, an ample number to &C.
cure the desired result. He at once
telegraRhed Governor Kellogg to for.
wsFd by express so the city OF New
York, the papers now in the office of
the Secretary Of State whioh were used
in the contested cases before the Re.
turning Board, in November laet. The
A0AoAOGo "AA ouC0t Ou thursday u0Xt,
at the Office Of the Hon. VIM. Walter
Phelps. in the CITY of New York. and
proceed With the hearing.
Governor Hebers, of Louisiana, had
an interview with. the President, to.
day. The conversation was of o col.
loquial character. Governor Hebert
represents the ,Presihsntb tone as
kindly t6waras the entire South, and
he seeme disposed tosdo auythtng in
his power to eebare them A.juatice and
give them quiet. The President wished
to know ifthe South would abide by
reasonable arrangements. Governor
Hebert assured the President there
was no doubt Of it.
Governor Hendricks. has called an
extra SESSION Of the, Indiana Leaisla.
ture, the last having failed to pass
some Indispensable bills, including q the
general appropriation bill.
BOSTON, March 8.-A fishing sohoon.
er. name unknown, is sunk ne.r Ohel.,
sea Beach. An unknown schooner is
sunk in about Ave, ,fethoms of water.
three miles North Of Sandy Neck light,
of Cape God. Whep last seen, the
crew were trying TO reach shore with
boat on the ioe.' .Ihey. have not been
heard from since! There were three
or four other vessels in the ice previ-
ous to the atorm, but they could not
be seen this morning.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 9.-Mrs.
Evans, while temporarily insane, cut
the throats OF two small children and
her own. The mother will die, but
her children may recover. ~,
The atan f2iney corn N, - kooe ~ A. IT,.
oeses OF Mississippi and Marylend re-.
fuse to confirm DeKoven or Jaeger. 4
ST.. LOUIS, March i9.-The steamer
City Of Vicksbutg,: hence for Vicka.
burg. snnk at Sheep Island, in nine
feet water. Z. :.-cIi.j -. q
- New YoRK. March p.-A special to
5the Times, from Concord, N. H., says
the campaign ended. laat night with
great tneetidga In The larger cities Of
the State. held by both parties. Each
OF whomehow byItheir oanvasses that
the State is s1rei end it. is impossible
to predict the result. There can be no
doubt that both, parties arc in better
condition then ever before, The pro.
hibitionists are eoarcely heard OF; end
the feelipg is that they will very gene:
rally vote with the Republicans. About
the Congreasnen there is little kalk-.-.
the interest being centred In the Gu.
bsrnasoFiel CONTEST. tbs Thought the
First Diatriot will be carried easily by
the Republicans; pshe Second will be
saved by o email majority, and that the
Third will go 30 Democrat. The ex.
, citement oyer the naturalization frauds
Is great, Yesterday, two arrests were
maQe. nsi,.'7tt .!i;Ifi n-f-. = nHt &c u
Eforto which, are making by the
! membero of the frst and second divi.
\ sions OF the National Gnard, of the
I State Of New York, to aaaist the Waeh.
lngton Light Infantry, Of Charleston,
rs: O..'inraisihg fan,ls for the benefit
! of the families Of their deceased oom-
rades. is meeting with gratifying suo-
WAsRINar0E, March 9.-The friends
OF Judge Pardee have the best assur.
ances that his name will go to the Sc.
nate to-day or Tomorrow, as District
Judge Of Louisiana. ...'to'. .!fe i'Thv
The Senate tesnu1ed the considera.
ton OF q resolution for the admission
J OF Pinohbaek, and Morton continued
his argGmsnt.as a.ts ~ II Il .D5s ~"
4P. M. MSenator Booth, from Cali.
fornia. iiB hefe.. I'd the Republican
caucus, Ferry OF Miohigany was chosen
Presidentip pro tenn. of the Senate. The
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