The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-07

need have no fear that q fusfoii of the
Bourbons and Orleanists will be affected.
The French troops who entered Nancy
to-day were received with Wild enthu.
eiasp. -
BERLIN. August 5.-The Grown Prince
Frederick William, Of Germany, is visit-
ing King Oscar. OF Sweden.
The German Government has instruct.
ed Its representatives in Spain to oo-ope-
rate with the English and French repre-
sentatives for the protection Of foreign
ers and their property, even il force is
to be employed.
LONDON, August 6.-John Lathrop
Motley. the historian. has lost the use of
his lett side by paralysis
PARIS. August ca. despatch from
Vienna says,the interview yesterday be-
tween Count De Chambord. and Count
De Paris was of most cordial nature,
and that the political situation In Feance
was not alluded 70 during their conver-
sation.
MADRID. August Ga powder maga-
zine in Valencia exploded yesterday,
killing many insurgents and wounding O
still greater number.
The Germans have captured two in
surgent irigates in the harbor Of Malaga.
The insurgents at Cadiz have surren.
dered to the national troops. Gen. Pa
via, at the head of the Republican
forces, entered the city yesterday. Senior
Rones has been appointed President Of
the jun!a of Oadiz, until the arrival Of
the authorities
LONDON, August 6.-The Queens
speech prorouging Parliament thanked
them for their provision for the Duke of
Edinburgh. The best relations exist
with foreign powers. The Zanzibar
mission suppressed the slave trade auo-
cessfully. Commercial relations with
France and England have been brought
to satisfactory issue. The provisions
OF the treaty OF Washington are being
carried out. l.it
TeleErnphic-Amerlc Matters.
NEW YORK, August Ga Herald spe-
cial from the City of Mexico says La
zardo, the rebel chief, has been shot.
Cholera is raging in Chiapas. The Go
vernment gains heavily in the Con-
grossional elections. Legal stays have
been allowed in tho decree expellipg
Am erican priests from Mexico.
The loss by the Hunters Point fire is
$4,000.
The remains Of Captain Meyer, who
was burned to death by throwing a
lighted match on the deck of the oil yes
sal, at. Hunters Point, have been found.
Two persons are missing.
BUFFALO. August -Membrino Gift
won the first race-time, 2.261z. Nettie
won the second-time, 2222i.
A seties Of lawsuits are about con-
mencing against Erie. One is formal
demand for the adjudication OF Erie as
q bankrupt, for refusal to pay the inte-
rest upon certain bonds. Tie friends
OF Erie characterize the projected suits
as stock jobbing manmlvre
James Kelly fatally stabbed his wife.
The health of Kate Stoddard, the al
legged murderer of Goodrich, is falling
rapidly.
A London special says tho election in
Greenwich to ill the vacant seat in tho
House OF Commons, resulted. in Con-
servative triumph. This is the first in
stance since 1852 Of Conservative can
didate being elected for that borough.
The result. which was not altogether
unexpected. caused great depression in
the Liberal ranks. Iu weil-informed
orioles, it is accepted as virtually decid-
ing the political compaign. It is almost
= certain indication that the Conserva-
tives will return to power after the ap-
proaching general election, with fair
working majority. 1t is already stated,
on good authority, that Gladstone will
not seek reelection at the hands Of his
Greenwich constituents, and that he
contemplates retiring finally from Par
liamentary life.
The Navy Department, day. ro-
ceiyed telegram from Captain Wells,
commanding the Shenandoah, dated
Cadiz. August 5, in which lie says Cadiz
is in possession Of the Government
forces. The insurgents surrendered
without fighting. The city ia Tranquil
He says nothing about his conduct in
that port. For this and other reasons,
tho department does not credit the re-
cent telegraphic statement of the 4th-
that he ordered the Spanish insurgents
frigate Villa de Madrid to abstain from
hostilities, and that the vessel remained
at anchor under the guns OF the She
nNndoah.
BALTIMORE. August g. Hugh Gels.on,
prominent business man, is dead;
aged seventy nine.
New YORK, August 5.-Fivc tank
boats filed with oil, moored TO the dock
0f Rocko fel1ar'a nil xuorLo a. IJr,tar,.