The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-26
sIelegraphie--Eorelgns News. -. )

~eS>~sAAAe III
DUB1IN, MRrcn z6.-Jonm Manion, u n nj Z;
p. for Meath, is ill from excitement
caused by the death of John Mit6hel.'
LONDON, March IS. cotton mas-
tors in North Lancashire have resolved
on general lookout, unless the strikers
In Blackburn return to work uncondi-
tionally. CO.'S
The conflict in Dublin, on the 2sd, was
between Bishop Moran and OKafe's
party, during which much violence was
used, md O'Kafe's chapel completely
wrecked; This was religious Donny-
brook fair.
BERLIN, March 25.-Prinoe Bismarck
becomes Duke of Lnvenburg.
TeIegraphic...American News.
NEw ORLEANS, March 24.-Goyernor
Kellogg tonight issued call for an ex-
ira session Of tho Legislature, to meet in
New Orleans, on Wednesday, April Il,
to carry out the adjustment The sub
Jeots for legislation are limited by the
call TO si1, VIZ: First, M adjustment of
the pohtlca! difficulties; second, the re-
venues OF the State, and the modes of
Inelr collection and disbursement; third,
the emending of the funding bill, 80 rs
ing Board, and prevent the funding of
Illegal obligations; fourth, the financial
condition and growth of New Orleans:
fifth, the, relief of the commerce of New
orleans from excessive port charges and
tees; and. sixth, by the request of a dele
cation of merchants, to inoorporate n
Board Of Trade. General A. s. Badger
has been appointed Fiscal Agent of the
Board Of Police Commissioners.
WAsHINaToN, March Marshal
Packnrd, Judge Pardee and Col. Fish
visited. the President, to-day, regarding
his power. to appoint, Pardee or nny one
else as District Judge of Louisiana. The
President still has his power under ad-
vlsement, but tits foregone conclusion
that the bench will be vacant until tho
convention of the next Congress. It
seems TO have been the determination of
the senate to send there person who
had no Local affiliations. At the latest
houra ex-senator Pratt, Of Indiana, was
suggested to the President by the Judi
oiary Committee. BY usual courtesy 70
ex-Senatofss his name would have come
up for Immediate action without refer
ence' TO committee, and the President
was assured of Pratt's confirmation, but
he adhered to Pardee, whose name went
on the table. This action involves no
personal dispafagement to Rardee, but
comes out Of the theory of the Republi-
can Senutors, that an entire stranger
should occupy the bench.
WARRINGTON, March 26.-Major Cox.
Paynaster, has been assigned to San An
tonic, Texas, p
The Senate failed to confirm Maynadier
and Brenneman, nominated by the Pre-
sident as paymasters. It is Questioned
whether the President can appoint.
Probabilities s-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, partly cloudy and
warmer weather East of lower Missis-
sippi, Southeast. to Southwest winds.
falling barometer and light rain South of
Alabama. 80, ~ =
NEws :YonK. March 25.-steamships
arrived yesterday brought reports of
mid-ocean. The Holsatis. from Ham ~
burg, when in latitude 43, longitude 40.
passed two, immense iceherrs' and wos
three hours forcing O passage throuoh
large fields of drift ice. The STEAMER
Ambia,i from Eavre, met with sin1ilar
experience, but found greater difficulty
ID avoiding distractions. On March 19,
when in latitude 45, longitude 46, the
vessel passed q short distance from an
immense iceberg, and about midnight
got't into immense fields Of drift ice.
through which the steamer could not
force passage. No. opening appeared.
and It was found necessary to 90 out of
the course and pass around the field.
The steamer LAmerique, from Havre.
also encountered ice fields March 90.
when in latitude Aa, longitude 81. =
The pretty waiter girl saloons in
Broadway and Bleecker streets were
raided, last night, o id the inmates ar
rested
The Tilton scandal trial has adjourned
to Monday, from alleged respect for
Good Friday. 100
OA1AnA, March 25.-Gen. Ord hrs nd
vices that the miners are leaving several
points for the Black Hills country; Crd's
orders being, where parties ara over
hauled, to confino the leaders and de-
stroy the outfits. Ord will employ all
his cavalry and fifty Indian scouts to
cxpel or capture the intruders. 5r
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The Grand
Chapter Phila Sigma is in session; re-
ports show unprecedented prosperity:
membership $500. A banquet tonight
at the Continental.
The destruction of coal railroad bridges
OF New Jersey threatens the coal supply.
Some important yards are exhausted and
closed g. -sp ..sl. ..II -,
50 Yesterdays Market Reports.
CoIyatB1A, Sales of cotton 1O7 bales
middling 15s; market quiet.
NEW YonK--Noon.-Stoc active and
excited. Money 8. Gold 16I. Exchange
long 483; short 4.87. Governments
active and higher. State bonds Quiet
and nominal. Cotton quiet; sales 1850
-uplands 16B; Orleans II. Futures