The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-20
special from Madrid. dated tho 18th;
says the stptos ofli8pain is slarmiuH.

special from Madrid. dated tho 18th,
says tho gtpto ofli8pain 10 slarmiuH. 4
There have been partial 'risinHs off H4,,
publicanH In Andalnsia, since the Col-.
servatives proposed the dictatorship OF
Serrano, with absolute power for spend
ing money and suspendipg the Ooneti-
tuition. The Conservatives are enraged
at the rejection of their proposals by the
King, and say that the last attempt at
forming Conservative Ministry urder
Amadeus has been tried. "a Rn dical
Ministry. and then the deluge' ex-
claims Q. Berranist journal. Il is eaid
that Serrano has left for England, in dis.
gust, and that Sagosta has left for
France. The Radicals, are arming the
population OF the towns.
The President leaves again tonight
for Long Branch. The Secretary of
War has returned, and had an interview,
with the President to- day, on the Inilian
question. There were large number
OF callers at the White House during the
day, but few prominent individuals.
Fish had long consultation with the
President on treaty matters. The Go.
vernment has no additional news of the
movements at Geneva.
No tobacco on which the tax has not
accrued. prior to July l, can. after that
time, be put upon the market under a
sixteen cent stamp. All stamps of that
denomination remaining on hand must
be returned to the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, who will exchange them
for stamps OF the denomination of
twenty cents, with the proper computa-
Thus, 800 worth of sixteen cent
stamps will receive 9lOO worth oftwenty
cent stamps, though the number of
stamps will not be so great. The Com
missioner absolutely refuses to change
his ruling requiring all tobacco bonded
after the 9th of June, instant, to be
Withdrawn for sale or consumption,
without the payment of the ta1 specified
on the bond under which the removal
was made.
Probabilities-Clear and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Thurs
day, from the Mississippi to the Allan
tic, with probably areas of light rain
over the upper lake region; light to
fresh Southerly winds, veering to Wes-
terly, Northwest of the Ohio Valley;
light to fresh EasterIy to Southerly for
the Southern States; light to fresh
South -easterly to South westerly for the
New England and Middle States.
NEW YORK, June 19-Evening. EN-
ployers in all branches of manufactures
in this city and vicinity met last even
ing, and passed resolution to reject the
eight hour system, to accept ten hours
for days work, and to hold out to the
bitter end. An executive committee to
perfect the work of organization was ap-
pointed. The effects of the strike in
Jersey City are beginning already to be
felt among the poorer classes.
It is reported that Heath & Raphael,
choffsheim & Goldschmidt, and Jay
Gould, are entering into an alliance,
with the intention OF reipstating Gould
as President of the Erie Railway.
The excitement about labor strikes is
on the wane. and promises to result most
disastrously for the men.
Stokes trial has commenced, and two
jurors selected.
The steam pipe of the tug Niagara ex-
ploded. this morning. fatally scalding
James D. Orsey.
Delegates left jersey City, this morn
ing, to arrange for u strike all along the
line OF the Erie Road The employees in
jersey City, numbering 600, are almost
unanimous for q strike. The number of
metal workers on strike are constantly
augmented by new accessions. Trouble
ia epprehended to-day from strikers, and
the police are on the alert. The gas
workers who are on the strike made a
demonstration against those employed
in the works. A police force has been
sent to the scene.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-The steamer
Great Republic, which arrived yesterday
from China and Japan, brought the fol-
lowing additional intelligence: The sea-
port Of Hamida, in the Japanese island
of Sekishn, was visited by ON earth
quake. 500 persons perished. On the
4th of May, the steamer Rova collided
with the French steamer Ava, near
Shanghai. The Rova was sunk. NIessrs.
MoMeekin and MoCluade. second and
third engineers, and Messrs. Hoel and
Boyle, chief and third officers, DR..
Thompson and fifty-three Chinese were
drowned.
CoRsIoANA, TEXAS, June ia ma.
jority OF the delegates oppose separate
nomination, but 60 to Baltimore unin.
structed.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE AIR
LINE RAILROAD. stockholders o
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