The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-07
TRI,HGRAPH
Foreign Anairs.

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Marshal Serrano. General Rivera is
harassing the rear of the insurgent
forces, who, it is said, are surrounded
by loyal troops, and band of Oarlists
under the command of Rotundo, has
boen completely defeated.
LONDON, May 6.-The Times says the
nomination of Greeley is faroioal and
Ms election impossible; but kills Grants
chance Of reelection, and makes the
Democratic nomination certain.
MADRID, May 6-Don Carlos has
been completely defeated. and is flying.
With ZOO adherents, towards France. 38
Oarlists were killed and TAT captured.
The lnsurrection is ended.
PARIS, May 6.-The capture of Don
Carlos is reiterated. Roda has certainly
fled to France. Spain demands Roda's
expulsion from France.
MApR1D. May 6.-Latest reports con-
firm the defeat OF Don Carlos. Carlist
prisoners are constantly arriving at San
Sebastian.
PARIS. May $500 inhabitants of tho
province OF Navarro fled into France to
escape lmpressment into the ranks of
Don Carlos, previous to his engagement
with the loyal forces.
LONDON. May 6.-It is thought the
motion OF Lord Russell, for an humble
address to her Majesty's government,
praying that tho British arbitrators at
Geneva be instructed to withdraw from
ehe tribunal of arbitration until the
claims of the United States for conse-
4csas!a! damages ere withdrawn, which
was to have been made ut the session of
Parllament tonight. will be again post
poned. The uncertain aspect of the
American Presidential question hos had
q marked influence upon United Stntes
government bonds, and the market for
these securities has become fat.
A special despatch from Paris to the
Standard says Don Carlos and 100 of his
ioiio|ers have been captured by the
spanish Government forces.
American Intelligence.
TALLAHASSEE. May 5.-Governor Reid
ls acquitted and resumes the Governor
ship.
New YonK, May 4.-The trial of Lib
bic Garrabrant, for the murder OF Ran
som burroughs, terminated at Patter.
son, New jersey. to-day. in verdict
OF murder in the first degree. It is said
the charge OF the Judge was very damag.
ing to the case against the prisoner,
leaving the Jury but little choice. The
prisoner maintained her composnre
throughout the trying ordeal. but broke
oown on re'entering the prison. She
VII! be sentenced May 18th instant.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-There is no
change in the position OF the Alabama
question since the recent semi.officiaI
publication, in which it was said the
claims for Indirect damages have not
been and will not be withdrawn. The
Government has not, in it's statement
or unter.statement, asked the tribunal
OF arbitrators to draw any destination
between the two Glasses of claims for di.
rect and indirect damages, but both have
been submitted together, in the hone
that the tribunal will exercise the power
conferred Upon It 80 award sum IL
gross to be paid by Great Britain to the
united States. The suggestion that we
would not ask the tribunal for any
'moneyed consideration for indirect da.
images, provided Great Britain would
not claim compensation for similar iniu-
ries under like circumstances, was dis
cussed by prominent gentlemen of both
countries, before the intimation was
made to Great Britain that we would
accept It as An easy and satisfactory
solution OF the present difficulty: but it
appears, from conversations in promi.
nent circles, that Great Britain does not
deem it necessary to officially make the
declaration or TO enter into such a stipu-
'lation. for the reason that che has never
admitted the principle OF claims for indi-
reot damages as between nations, but
adheres to her position in the question
as heretofore expressed.
NEW YORK., May 6-Dalamater &c Co..
owners OF the iron works on the North
River, near 18th street, began an action,
yesterday. against the Virginia Steam.
ship and Packet Company, for S., 1872. 60
due them. Upon the application of the
plaintiffs. and on the ground that the
defendant company was foreign oorpo-
ration. Justice Brady granted an attach
CrrY OF Mexico, April 27, VIA IA.
'yANA, YAM. May 6.-Confidenoe is slowly re-
turning; commerce becoming more hope.
fui: The Government forces are occu.
pying places once held by the Yucatan
insurgents. Rooha has DESTROYED the
remnants OK Denote Guerra's troops.
and Paiaoios has routed his cavalry.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The health officer
gives notice, that after the 18th. yassels
from the West Indies, Mexico and south
a