The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-18

child enoaped without, the slightess
injury. Mrs. Davis had several r;bs ,
broken, and was otherwise severely in,
jured. The blowing down Of Mr.
Davis chimney was the cause of his
child's death.
The tornado is believed to have
come from twenty miles on the Lex
ington side of the river, but seems to
have inflicted no damage, except pros.
tratiug trees and fences, before resch-
ing air. Padgett's place. The woods
were so completely swept down in che
vicinity of the tornado's greatest de.
atru:tiveness. that bat few trees were
left standing. t,.9.si
The H1BEnN1AN Soo1ETY SUPPKR.
The Hibernian Society OF Oolumbis
celebrated its sixth anniversary, last
evening, with high spirit aud enjoy.
ment, at the Wheeler House. Col.
MoMaster presided and opened the
sentimental part OF the entertainment
with come interesting remarks upon
Ireland. the Irish. and The irish 60:
cieties in this country. The regular
toasts, The Day We Celebrate,',
"Ireiand." "The United States"
"South Clrolina." "Our Sister So.
cieties." were respectively responded
to by Messrs. Andrew Crawford.
Judge Carpenter. Gen. Anderson,
John L. Sloan, Jr., and Mr.. Shields.
Judge Carpenter. in speaking TO the
sentiment OF Ireland" was quite
happy in the expression of his belief
that unification was advancing in chat
country, and that the Irish were,
day by day. yindieating more, end
more clearly theiF & right end
their power of aelf.government.
Mr.. Delano. of Charleston, gave
wearing OF tho, Gseep." with fine
spirit and effect. The, eupper was
recherche in the highest degree. and
served with admirable tkiil and auc.
cess. Our host Of the Wheeler has
way about him in these things which
is very taking. u6f f~4j -i@"8fJ
The following arethe regular tosstss:
The Day We Cele5rae-May thss fmie.
mory OF this anniversary. whose re-
turn we celebrate. never fade. It re-
calls to the "Exile of Erin fond
recollections of the Green Isla OF his
nntivity. and unites Irishmen every
where in bonds Of brotherhood. Air
-"St. Patrick's Day in the Morning."
Responded to by a. Crawford, ESQ.
lreldnd-May her grievances be
speedily relieved by the British Parlia-
ment. Then the fondest hopes of her
Mitchell and his oopatriots will be
realized. and Ireland will etand forth
redeemed. regenerated and diaen-
thralled." Air-"Wearing OF the
Green" Responded to by Judge B.
u. Carpenter,
The United Slates-Amone nations
the symbol OF human freedom. The
sons of old Ireland hope yet to emu
late this great republic in the march of
civilization. Air-"The Star Spaugled
Banner" Responded to by Gen. O..
L. Anderson.
South Carolina-We love tho land OF
our adoption, and, With our fellow
citizens, share in the honora OF her
past history. May her future pros
perity far exceed the expectations Of
her most devoted sons. Air--"Homd,
Sweet Home."' Responded to by John
L. Sloan. Jr., Esq. r
| Our Sister Societies-The Hiberniane
tender to them heartfelt God speed i!
We greet them here tonight with Irish
hearts and full glasses OF "poteen. "
Air-"The Campbells are Coming. "
Responded to by George A. Shields,
Esq.
PHGEIxIANA-A cheerful face is
nearly as healthy as good wenther.
A man may bs very eherp, and yet
never cut an acquaintance.
The Thermometer shows disposition
to rise in the world. It should be en-
couraged. rtr
There is an unfortunate disposition
In man to attend much more to the
faults of his companions which offend
him, than to their perfections which
please him. .st
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Union Council. No. 8. r. & s. NJ.
Steele &c Oo.-Umbrellas.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. March II, 1875
Mansion Rcuse-H d Hemmeter, Rich