The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-01
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FaroIgri News.

. 1A4O o6uo tAul0 P6k6tCttt6S tu6 OEuSY In
Havana, by ordering the arrest of its
tends to be o member of any secret So
ciety. :sna ,.a
The insurgents recently surprised and
capturedla party of marines, who went
ont from Puerto Principe on foraging
excursion. The prisoners were all killed
soon afterltheir capture.
Seven more Of theafllibuster Lonas'
command have been killed, and only
eight men remain OF the second expedi-
ton landed by the steamer George r.
Upton. The Captain General has com.
fiuted seventeen death sentences to i'm
prisonment or exile.
The volunteers surprised, near Santi-
fgo; sssn 9 III band of twelve rebels H Is shot
PARIS, June 3O.-The prosecution of
the members of the international soaiety
Of workmen was resumed. The Ministry
mast that the society is secret.
BREMEN, June 30.--The steamship
Deutohlan reports having spoken the
American ship Joseph Clark, from Dris-
tol. The ship had experienced heavy
weather. Her rudder was broken, but
she required no assistance. On the Goth
June, longitude 8, the Deutchlan passed
aqnantity Of wrecked stuff, including q
number Of tallons, casked, marked "Jo-
aquin."
MADRID, June 30.-Slight disturbances
atBaroslona, yesterday, were very soon
quelled. -Four persons were wounded.
ROME, June 30.-The supporters of
the infallibility dogma count on Cardi-
nails Chillen and Bonnechone, as their
last recruits.
PARIS, June 3O,-Napoleon. Prim and
Serrano consented to Isabella's abdica-
tion, with the understanding that no Or
leans prince should succeed to the thrown
of Spain.
LONDON, June 3O.-In the case of
Lyons against Thomas, where the de-
fendant:was sued for the abduction of
Estha Lyons and her conversion from
Judaism, the plaintiff was non-suited.
MADRID June 30.-The press of this
city protest against the restoration of
the Bourbon dynasty, in the person of
the son of Isabella.
One of the largest carpet mnnufacto-
rles in Beauvais was burned to the
ground last night. Six buildings, with
all their costly machinery and large
stock of raw and manufactured materials,
were destroyed. The loss is estimated
at over 81, 100000. 800 operatives are
thrown out of employment.
M. Pressenz had audience at Ems this
week with the Emperor of Russia, who
readily engaged to protect Protestants in
Lithuania from persecution.
LONDON, June 30.-A meeting was
held in this city. participated in by the
opponents of the Angelo-French com
mercial treaty; Josua Fieldar, conser-
vative member of the House of Com
mons, for York, occupied the chair. He
delivered o violent speech against the
treaty, in which he stated that he was a
cotton manufacturer and merchant of
Manchester, and was able to show the
unfavorable effects of the treaty Oh tho
cotton trade of Great Britain. After
speeches by other persons, resolutions
were unanimously adopted, denouncing
the treaty as the cause of the industrial
proclamation, and calling ministers to
account for denying nn Investigation of
the snbject. The meeting was large and
harmonious.
The financial editor Of the Times thinks
that specie shipments from New York
for few days will be unusually heavy.
This expected flow of specie will be pro
duced by sales of American bonds on
European account.
Sir James Clark, celebrated physi-
clan, is dead, aged So years.
Joshua Foster, an uncle of William
Edward Foster, and patriach Of the
Quakers, died yesterday.
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