The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-27
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PARIS, December 23.-Carlist dis
turbances have occurred in Navarro.
and fourteen persons have been ar
rested for participation in them.
LONDON, December 25.--The Judi.
ciel committee of the House of Lords
are divided in regard to the case ct
Martin vs.. Mackonochie, which has
been brought up by appeal from the
Court OF Arches. The charges against
Maokonochie were kneeling or pros
trating before the consecrated ele-
ments, and the use of lighted can
dles.e The Privy Council decided
against Maokonochie, and condemned
the practice charged against him.
The Mancheste- Gotten mills are
working on short time.
The American minister at Constan-
tinople offers protection to Greek
subjects.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 25.-
The Greek minister has formally re-
tired from his post and returned to
Athens. A Vienna despatch saws
that it is certain that the Western
powers will agree with Austria re-
specting the conference. The Sultan
has extended the time for the de-
parture of the Greeks to five weeks
more. The Committee of Action at
Athens bave addressed petition to
the Greek Government, praying for
the preservation of peace. Russia
has asked Turkey and Greece to sus
pend action during the conference,
which will assemble in January.
Bismarck desires the conference to
be held.
PARIS, December 25.--Le TEMPS
says that England and France have
little sympathy with the conference.
Later advices from Paraguay state
that the allies had attacked Valetta.
and been repulsed with loss of 100
killed and wounded.
BERLIN, December 23.-The Pro.
rinci0I Correspondence (semi- Officially
says the great powers have united in
an effort to dissunde the Sublime
Porte from expelling the Greeks from
Turkey. The intended expulsion
includes Servia and Roumania.
PARIS, December 23.-The Moni-
teu- of to-day, in leading article,
asays that active movements of the
great powers give hope that diplo-
macy, by the exercise of moderation,
will allay the Eastern troubles. The
newspapers say Russia approves the
proposition of Prussia to invite Eng
land, France and Austria to q con
ference on the Turco- Greek diff
Guilty.
CoNsTANTTNcPLE, December %
IL ls seml-officially announced that
the Turkish Admiral Hobart Pasha
had informed the authorities in the
Island of Syra that his instructions
from Constantinople are peaceful.
and he had only asked that the Fro
sls be taken to the Pirnus by French
and Austrian steamers, to await trial
by Greek naval officers
MADRID, December 23.-The coun-
try is entirely tranquil. The Govern
ment proposes to make material
changes in the Colonial magistracy.
LONDON, December 26.-It is def
nitely settled that the conference of
the great powers meets in Paris early
in January.
PARIS, December ga despatch
from Vienna states that the Austrian
Ambassadors at Constantinople and
Athens will be represented by per-
sons nnobjectionable to both Turkey
and Greece.
a despatch from Athens says the
Turkish Government placed two
war ships on the coast, to prevent the
departure of volunteers for Crete.
Paris newspapers say Russia urges
the United States to take part in the
Eastern question.
Advices from Rio Janeiro state that
after the failure to take Wallita by
land, the iron-clads attempted it,
with no better success.
Ncyys Iteuts.
CHARLESTON, December 26.-Sailcd