The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-10
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Times, from Rapgoon. says Miaister For
syth, British Envoy, to Bnrmah, has
been instructed to demand OF the King
nm immediate explanation Of the friendly
reception given the Chinese general i'm
Picated in the murder Of Mr.. Magary,
British explorer. The Burmese are cut
ting the telegraph.
A steamship with the Sultan of Zanzi-
bar and suite on board, has arrived Mt
Gravesend.
A Paris correspondent of the Times,
alluding TO the rumors of Republican
movements in Madrid, says those who
are Watching the course of affnirs in
Spain, are satisfied TINT the Alfonsist
Government is apprehensive. They
assert that the Spanish ambassador at
Paris has renewed his complaints re!a-
tive to the tolerance of Carfism on the
frontier, and has warmly protested
against ostensible charity fetes, the real
object OF which is to raise money in
Paris for the Carlists. It is supposed
France will pay less attention to these
complaints than formerly, as Germany at
present takes slight interest in the case
OF King Alfonso, whose Government is
too weak to pursue course agreeable to
Germany Competent authority (nn
dttdche of the Spanish embassy in Paris)
officially report that the Carlistss muster
40, 600 good soldiers, besides nm equal
number of second rates, and will con-
tlnue to be victorious SO long as the war
!s conducted as at present A despatch
from Vienna says the Princess Windi-
sohratz has sent SOC, 900 forms to Don
Carlos.
At the Ascot meeting, to-day, the race
for the Royal Hunt cup was won by
Thuringian; twenty ran. The Corona
tlon stakes were won by Maud Viotorin;
seventeen ran. The Ascot Derby stakes
were won by Gilbert Spinaway; Ave
started. M
MADRID, June 9.-There are rumors of
hepubllcan movement, in consequence
OF recent military events, which prove
that the troops ore unable to gain any
advantage over. the Carlists.
TORONTO, ONT, June "a fire here,
last night, destroyed property to the
amount of $3.50, 900,
Observation-Disclosures News.
CHAn1iEsToN, June9 Arrived Steam
ship Charleston, New York. ']'a
LEE, MASS, June, 9.-The boiler OK
paper mill s25. 600; two men killed and
fourteen injured. h } i , ~
NEW YORK, June 9.-Mr. Eyarts closed
his argument at GAS P. NJ, yesterday.
he was particularly severe upon Tilton,
and thanked the jury for their patience'
and complimented them for having done
their duty faithfully as citizens.
IoPEKA, KANSAS, June 9.-While De-
putty United States Marshal Ramsey and
q posse were attempting to arrest two
horse thieves, at Stockton, Kansas, yes
terday, one of them shot Ramsey in the
abdomen and he died about an hour af-
terwards. After being shot, Ramsey
killed the man who shot him: the other
thief escaped. i,
WAsHNdToN, June 9.-No truth in the
report of additional S20, 900 irregularity
III the Treasury. Spinner adheres to
the hope that the s47, 900 package will he
recovered unless the notes are DESTROYED.
and does not credit the theory TINT a
visitor stole the package, Treasurer
New IS expected to reach here to-mor-
row. 1t is intimated that he will make
some changes in the Treasurer's Office on
the 21st instant Several important
changes are also expected in the internal mn
Revenue Office on the LIST of July. Sena-
tor Morton had lengthy consultation
with Acknowledgement Pierrepont to-
day., ON the appointment of w. N.
hughes as postmaster at Columbia, Ten
nessee. The President has proclaimed
the treaty for the extradition Of crimi-
nails, fugltives from justice between the
United States and the Ottoman Empire.
The treaty does not apply to any crime
or offence of O political character, and
neither of the contracting parties is
bound to deliver up its own citizens.
Gen. Joseph D. Webster has been ap-
pointed Collector of Internal Revenue
for Chicago.
Edmund M. Kline, one of the editors
and proprietors of the Lancaster, Pa,
Daily and Weekly Examiner. died th;a
morning; heart disease.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, stationary or falling bn
rometer, Northeast to Southeast winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-By recent de-
scision of the Supreme Court, funds be-
longing to benevolent societies have
been declared subject to taxation; in
obedience to this decision, the Board of
Equalization of this city has sent cita-
tions to each society in the limits of Gin
oinnati: to show cause why they should
The Mnsons. Odd Fel1orS Kn;oht, IS