The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-11
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ToreiEn Anairs.

AoNDoH, may 1V.-TGe weather ia
iayorable TO tho orors.
z Adespstoh from Rome says the rope
NsS TOO ~ yesterday to- receive party
- asspstch 4sem Bayone saya The
spanish soldiers have not been, paid in
some time. .aud they are in state OF
mutiny. .,E,
MADRID, May lo.-Reiuforcement.
nave ~ been sent to the Spanish troops at
Navarro, who defeated Che Oarlists com.
manded by Dorregsy. An ofioial re-.
port OF the engagement says six Repub-
llcans were killed and III wounded.
Ansrisan Ma.s.rs.
R1cHMoND. Nay 10.-John B. Morde.
eai and Page Mccarthy Tough. . duel
aooat lazy. Both were wounded; Nor.
deoat probably fatally. The seconds
LAyA BEDS. May THE Moaocs cap.
wagons, eleven mules and three horses.
Three soldiers were wounded.
LAVA BEDS. May 8.-Seyeral larpe
lights are blazing IN Captain jacks
camp. They are evidently celebrating
their victory. Gen. Davis aud staff left
under an escort Of Lieut.. Miller and q
detachment Of the 1ss Cavalry.
LATER. R.-Two equaws. sent to recon
noitre, report that Captain Jack has left
the position from @hieh he made the
fight on the 26th ultimo. The cavalry
and the Warm Spring Indians have been
ordered to scour the lava beds, to find
the Modocs. The troops have been or.
dered to move, with five days rations.
The Indications are that the Modocs
have evacuated the lava beds. TConun-
drum-When and whither?L
Lava BEDS, May 10.-The remains of
Lieutenant CraDston and the other miss
Ing soldiers wero found among the rocks.
Lieutenant Harris is sinking. All avail
able horses will now be employed in
hunting the Modocs in the country. A
guerrilla war has commenced. As the
Modocs are we'll mounted. it may con-
Time all the summer.
LITTLE ROCK, May 10. "A captured
NICKEL counterfoiter has peached, impli.
eating large number Of persons in the
Southern part Of the State.
HARTFORD, May 10.-An accident to q
freight train. near Waterbury. killed the
conductor and road-master.
ST. JoHN's. n. F., May 80 Tho
S1dse department.. Washington: The Eug-
ilsh sailing ship Walrus has just arrived,
and reports that the. steamer Tigress
picked mp. on the ice. at Grady Harbor,
Salvador. on the 30th Of April last,
hfeeen OF the crew and Ave of the Esuui.
maux Of the steamer Polaris, of the
Arctic expedition. Capt. Hall died last
summer. The Tigress is hourly expected
at st. Johns.
tSighed,) F. N. MALLOY,
United States Consul.
NEW YORK, May 10.-A special from
81. Johns, Newfoundland, today, says:
The steamer Walrus arrived from the
seal fishery, at st. Johns, this morning,
bringing news that the steamer Tigress
had come into Bay Roberts, eighteen
miles from here, having on board nine.
,teensurvivors OF Halls Arctic expedition,
a correspondent Immediately started for
Bay Roberts to learn the full particulars.
The Tigrees was at anchor, and the
reecued men were assembled on deck.
They furnished the following deeply
thrilling narrative Of the adventures Of
the expedition, the death OF Captain
Hall, and the final escape OF the sur
vlvors. who were taken from the iceberg
by the Tigress. on the 30th of April last.
10 latitude 0.30, after having spent 1876
days on the foe. The following are the
names OF the rescued: H. G. Tyson.
assistant navigator; Frederick Meyer,
meteorologist; John Heron, steward; w.
Q. Kruger. Fred. Jamka, VIM. Ninde.
mann, Fred. Antinig, Gnstavus T. Lin
quist and Peter Johnston, seamen; Vim.
Jackson, cook; Esquimaux Joe, inter
prefer, his wife Hannah and child;
Esqaimaux Hans Christian, of Kane's
expedition, his vile and four children.
the youngest only eight months old.
This party, which had been landed from
the Polaris. were driven from her by q
gale, which burst her tnoorirgs, on the
10Th OF October, 1872, in latitude 72. 35.
When they last saw the Polaris, she was
under steam aud canvas, making for a
hnrbor on the East side OF Northumber-
land Island. She had no boats left of
the six which she Brought with her from
New York. Two were lost in the North
eern expedition, two were lan1ed> on the
ice with Captain Tyson's party, one was
burnt as fre.wood, to, make water for the
Grew, and tho other is ON board the
''Tigress. The ,Polaris was i'd command
'of Captain Buddington, who had thir.
teen OF the crew along with him, and
plentiful stock OF provisions. She was
making good deal Of water, but, as
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