The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05
Foreign Affairs.


yesterday; Dereliot second; Highland
third. Eleven started.
MADRID, May 4.--Marshal Serrano
was yesterday at Saerta De Lotona and
Yzuruu in Sierra De Orator. Tho Carl
ists in Bisoay have burned the railway
bridge at Areta. near Bilbeo.
PARIS, May -Advioes have been re-
ceived here from Spain which contra
dict most positively dispatches sent from
Madrid, in regard to the Carlist insur-
rection. T. Union announces, on what
it terms official authority, that Don Car
los is in Spain, at the head of his volun.
teers, and Don Alphonso, his brother, is
with him. The proclamation signed by
him, which was circulating in Madrid,
was genuine. there is deep uneaainess
in Madrid.
MADRID, May "A Gazette official
confirms the report that Don Carlos has
entered Navarro and been joined by
Roda.
American Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The nomina-
ton, while it excites mirth in all high
political circles here, seriously changes
the probable programme. Tie Demo
cratic leaders were virtually pledged to
the Cincinnati nomination, with Davis
as standard bearer; but now the shrewd-
est politicians predict square Demo
cratic nomination. In view OF the inte.
rest taken in the probable action by the
Democratic party. the following from
the New York World is telegraphed:
lThe World has been at loggerhuads
with Greeley and the Tribune for a
length of time. It editorially expresses
surprise at the result in Cincinnati
Adams, who proved by far the strongest
or All Che candidates who had been ex-
peeted to be strong in the Convention,
might have been: cordially endorsed by
ths World, as he would have been cor
daily supported by the Democratic,
party. Greeley can receive no snoh on!
dorsement; nor has he any reason to ex-
peot such support. The Convention has
chosen to nominate the most heated and
conspicuous opponent Of the Democratic
party In the c0nnsry. It called for reve-
nue reform. but it has selected the most
jealous proteotionist. This leaves the
Democratic party entirely free to await
the developments of the Immediate fu.
ture, and opens the way for possible
Democratic victory. The World will re-
serve its Judgment until the meeting of
the National Convention, to be called
next week. There will be O National
Oomm!ttae meeting in this oity. The
Word recommends an early date for the
assembling of the Convention.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The following
telegram from Greeley was received here
after he had been informed of his nomi-
tion:
New YonK. May 3.--To WAie!aw
Reid' Please tender my grateful ac-
acknowledgements to the members of the
Convention for the generous confidence
they have shown me, and assure them
shall endeavor to deserve it.
lSigned) HORACE GREELEY.
The address of the National Conven-
ton to the Irish American League CON
oludes: We take the liberty of sug-
gesting the immediate organization Of
Greeley clubs or leagues in every ward.
city and County; and that an efficient
State committee be formed for more
general direction of, and cooperation
in, the good work; then organize, and
let our watoh-word be "Greeley and
victory" Signed on behalf the COM
mittee. JAMES ;. ROGERS,
Chairman, New York.
JOHN MoCAFFERTY, Secretary, Mo.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4. The Age suR-
gests straight Democratic ticket.
New YORK. May 4.-The Herald edi.
torially Welcomes Greeley into the cam
paign, as the man whom the people will
always reapeot aud honor. The Herald
adds: "Whether We shall support or op-
pose him. must be decided by himself.
he has received this nomination, and if
he avoids certain fallacies that have en-
barrassed the usefulness of his career,
we shall support him."
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The National Ii.
beral Republican Committee is as fol-
lows: South Carolina. 8. A. Pearce;
Texas. =: n. Pease; West Virginia, M.
O: Church; District OF Columbia, 6. III.
Alexander; North Carolina, d. r. Good
loe; Louisiana, f. O. Warmoth: Arkan.
sas, John Rirkwsfd; Florida, 8. Drew:
Tennessee. J. 81. Fowler; Kentucky. t.
n. Benbitz; Alabama, VIM. T. Hatchett:
Mississippi. e. JeGssds; Georgia, r. O.
Motivation. ~
The following is the National Execu.
tive Committee: Ethan Allen, New YoYk
Chairman; Dahiel II. Goodloe, Of North
Carolina. Secretary Adjourned subject
to the call of the Chairman.
SYRACUSE, May, ,4-10O guns fred in
honor OF Greeley: