The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-23
TeIegraphle.-Foreign News.

Eton College, whether it was true that
the headmaster and governor had given
their sanction to the students meetings
contemplated by tho revival preachers.
Lord Lyttleton replied that the governors
were to consider the matter tomorrow.
He read several letters, stating that q
protest had been circulated in the school
against Moody and Sankey's proposed
meetings, and up to last Saturday even
ing it had received 150 signatures, in
Guiding those Of two school captains.
The headmaster Of Eton writes that,
hearing that Messrs Moody and Sankey
intended to hold service in the neigh
borhood, he did not feel that he was
bound to place restrictions en- the boys;
but when he was informed that these
gentlemen proposed to stay several days
at Eton, he Immediately wrote to them
TINT he could not allow students to at
tend their meetings. He then received
an answer from Moody and Sankey that
one service only was to be held. Lord
Oyerstone deprecated the attendance of
the students at such meetings. The Earl
Of Shaftesbury objected to debate with
out notice, and the subject was dropped.
In the House of Commons, Capt. Baillie
Cochrane gave notice that he should ask
Mr.. Gladstone whether he gave Mr.
Moody o letter of introduction to the
authorities of Eton.
LONDON, June 22.-Great excitement at
Eton over Moody and Sankey affair. A
protest against the proposed visit has
been signed by $50 boys and memorial
in favor Of it received 800 signatures.
At the last moment, Messrs. Moody
and Sankey have been notified that they
will not be permitted to hold their SER
vices at Etoh; accordingly, they have
given up their appointment there, and
will go to Windsor and preach in the
Town Hnll. at 2.30 this afternoon.
The London journals generally disap-
prove the proposed visit of the revival
preachers. to Eton. The Times depre-
Gates unnecessary agitation, and hopes
the governors, considering that only one
service is contemplated, will not make
the institution ridiculous by any inter-
ference. If this course is followed it is
likely that the boys will hear nothing OBJ
jectionable.
LoNDoN, June 22.-Emery ,Dyson's
mill, at Dawson, Lancaster, Is burned;
100 hands out. Loss 500, 900.
Roa1E, Juno 22.-The Pope received
several deputations, yesterday, who came
to tendnr congratulations on the snni-
yersary Of his coronation. The Holy
soled in his af1iction by the marvelously
increasing devotion and affection mani-
tested towards the church throughout
the Catholic world. He dismissed as not
worthy of mention rumors of recon-
ciliation between the Holy See and the
Italian kingdom. Municipal elections
held yesterday resulted in Garibaldi
heading the successful list All parties
supported him.
PARIS. June 22.-The Assembly de.
cided atto-day's sitting to pass the pub
lie powers bill to second reading.
In the Assembly to-day O grant of
$120, 900 to promote worthy representa-
ton of France ut the United States Gen.
tennia1 Exhibition was voted without
opposition.
The Republique Franchise newspaper
announces that it will contribute
1.000f to fund for the purpose of send
ing delegates to the Philadelphia Cen
tennial Exposition.
BERLIN, June 22.-Serious riots, caused
blythe eUltramontanes, occurred yesterday
in the town of Rhicn, East Prussia. The
rcusly wounded.
QUEBEC, June 22.-The steamer Stral-
.sng is ashore on Bic Island; assistance
has been sent.
Cry OF MEXICO, June 22-The rnil-
way between Vera Cruz and Jalapn was
opened for public traffic on tho 18th in
slant. Chief Justice Iglesins hns with
drawn his resignation. Jose Cuellar has
been appointed Secretary of the Mexican
Legation ut Washington. A shock of an
earthquake was felt Mt San Christabal
The vomito is epidemic ut Coatzacoalcos
Iegraphic...American News.
WASHINGTON, Juno 2l.-The question
as to whether ale, beer and porter bottles
nre entitled to the allowance of five per
centum in lieu of breakage, under the
second section Of the Act Of February 8,
1875, having been submitted to the
Treasury Department, it has been de-
cided in the affirmative.
The Government repositories md
Assistant Treasurers, who pay interest
on the registered stock Of the United
States, have been instructed by the Sec
retary of the Treasury, for the conven-
ience of the public, to render their nc
counts of the payment of such interest