The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-08
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,LoanoN. Iprii, .I'hes T;n,sss PA.
oorregpondenf atafea that . 8 ant 81 =
notes to the other no1,ars' ~, tha s,,hsaot
of her Observation-Disclosures with RaITinrs s,rd
declared sha w5nid await % tbs y resnit I ~
theDuoh hcseuel inyeat;caHon. He Vo1,ohee
fof the ,trustworthiness of his einformas
nation, but is probably, inoompiete. a.
the trivial t. kba r. srman cotp n,a;nts t'
don't iust;fw the IN, cnsnt .s;an; ;a nant
eXpressiio ans. l. nh a. roraveat SaStnrs ToS
Prussia's nnta ID that fha nnia;nt. or.
direct vaoainst the ReJoiena uaneroiir
whose attitude is therein consi,l , erea hos,
tile towards Germany. gG~-T
LospoN. ApriI! 2. 1.-THE hn1oet about
to be presented. viii give the, foiiory;no :,
sntiafaotorv axhibit, for the es,aaT ~, S;II66
March 81 1875: Revenue from All snnrceS
475. .OO0. OOO:l exoesst over ,estiro ate cSnn :
600. The reduction IF Sexnenses an 4, tbe
:ncrease of revenue Owes the Govar,-
ment. 41.115 OOO anrnlTu '>'-
BERLIN, April 7.-The bill withdraw
Ing State grants from the Roman Catholic
clergy passed to q third reading in the
Diet. $3.50 So =: i.
<. ST. hPErEnsBuRG, April T. -Czarina, the
Princess Imperial, has bsen delivered of
daughter. '.eg.n. ~ Hi
VENICE, April 1.-THE festivities at
tending the meeting of the Emperor and
King continue. 1000 troops were re-
viewed, which was Witnessed by 80. 600
people; Their majesties were enthusi-
asticaiiy oheered. St'At' the grand dinner,
King Victor toasted. the: Emperor of
Austria as brother and friend. The
emperor, In responding, said: II drink
70 tne atealth' OF my dear, brother and
friend the King OF Italy, and; to the well
LONDON, April 1.-THE new British
man-of-war Alexandria WAS launched to-
DAY. A.. 't.git. 1.s3 t;a %}G f''
specials from Paris, regarding Prussia's
note, says Prussia demands new legisln-
ton ON the part of Belgium. The
beiglans refute Prussia's claim. Her
note asserts that she Is independent and
neutral. She has done nothing that
could alter her relations with n friendly
nation which guarantees her independ-
ence. So pff a4 .-
Observation-Disclosures News.
CHARLEsToN, April 7.-Arriyed.-
steamship Champion. New York.
New YoBK,. April 7.GTke Board Of
Directors of the Panama Railroad elected
T.. w. Park President, and J. McCul-
Tough Vice President, ,5e 5'd a'i'
y Officer Shelly has arrived from Sher-
man, Texas, with the counterfeiter Isaac
Baxter and the robber George Van
Velser. iasss's'5jfi 81 ll'
,HARTroBD, CpNs., April 7.-Inpersoll's
plurality Ia 9,482; majority, 6. 6S4. Stark
weather's majority Is 379. The Republi-
cans gained two State Senators.
ST. LOUIE, April 7.-Last evening. the
steamer Paragon, lyinp at Kountz Wharf
loading for New Orleans. took are in her
hold. She was towed across the river.
where che burned TO the waters edge,
boat was owned by James Reese. of
Pittsburg, Captain John Darrnh. her
commander, and Thomas Darrah, the
clerk. She cost. S7O, 900 two years ago.
and was incurred for $4,000 in Pittsburc
companies She had about 1900 tons
cargo on board, valued at about S125 900.
fSoffEnEoTADY, April 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Mayor was elected by 400 ma
jority. l J. 'rsn1
LEAyENwoATH, KANSAS, April. 1.-THE
Republican ticket was elected, with one
or two exceptions, 3ltrsi6'
ToPEKA, Kansas, April 7.-The Repub-
licans we're successful. = ni N
SCRANTON, PA, April IA meeting to-
morrow will .decide whsther the minera
of the Wyoming and Lackawana region
viii strike. Tie companies refuse the
ten per cent. advance demanded. The
men are anxious to continue work.
PHIrADEIrHrA,; = April 1.-THE First
Regiment, of $50 men, with twenty
rounds Of ammunition and three days
cooked nations, left on special train.