The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-19
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Foreign Ana,r.

LONDON, July 17.-In the House OF
Commons. this evening, the Right Hon.
Lord Otto Fitzgerald. member for XII.
dare County, produced and had read the
Queens reply to the address Of the Com
mons on international arbitration, as fol-
lows: II have read the address OF my
faithful Commons, praying, that would
be- graciously pleased to instruct my
principal secretary to enter into oommu-
nication with foreign powers; with view
to further improve international law, aud
establish q general and permanent system
OF arbitration. am sensible of the
force of the philanthropio motives dctat.
ing that address. have as all times de-
sired to extend the practice OF closing in
ternational controversies by their submis-
sion to impartial friends, aud to encou
rage tho establishment Of rules intended
for the equal beneht of all. shull con.
tinue to pursue similar course, with
Due regard to time and opportunity,
whenever it Is likely to be attended with
advantage"
The House received the document with
hearty cheers.
LONDON. July lS.-Ap Irish Team have
won the Echo shield. at Wimbledon; !;
the first time that Irish riflemen have
carried the prize from English marks
men. f't
Sir Sydney Waterlow. Lord Mayor Of
London, has been created a baronet. and
Sheriffs Thomas White and Frederick
Perkins have been knighted.
Lord Westbury is hopelessly i'll.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, July 18.--A despatch
from Terberesond says fire is raging in
the harbor of that port.
BAYoNNE, July 13.-Don Carlos en-
tered Spain on Wetln esday, amid indie
scribable enthusiasm. His party had no
arms, and dressed in citizen's clothes A
halt was made at small inn on the Spa
nish side Of the line. near the foot OF the
Pena Plata, where the Marquis of Val
despines and Gen. .Lizzaraga were wait
ing with their staff and escort. Here
Carlos donned brilliant uniform, and
mounted on handsome English bay
charger, the party proceeded to zugarra-.
mardy, where several thousand Carlist
troops were encamped. a 1s De.m was
chanted in the church. All the Repub..
lican prisoners in the place were re-
leased. The cannon of the forts were
fred, and the day was given up to uni
versAl hilarity. There are 1000 troops
here, but the main, force is under Eiio.
on the coast Of Biscay. to cover the
landing of cargoes Of arms aud ammuni-
ton from English ships.
BAYoNNE, July 1S,-Advioes from Car
list sources state that the Cure of Santa
Cruz has resumed his clerical robes, gouc
to Rome. and asked forgiveness Of the
Pope. e.. II,
LoSpoH, July IS. "a ST. Petersburg
letter says $50 German residents of Rus
Sia have left ia q body for the United
States, because the Government declared
them liable to enforced military service.
PARIS, July 18.-Henry Rochefort will
be sent 10 New Caisi; onia on the Slst
instant. It is reported that the Shah
will return at once to Teheran, on ac-
count of the instruction which has
broken out within his dominions.
It is reported from the frontier that
the Madrid Government has issued
proclamation suspending constitutional
guarantees in the Basque provinces.
The friends of Don Carlos entertain
strong hopes of recognition OF their
belligerent rights by France, as soon as
they gain possession Of regularly forti.
fed city. wherein to establish their seat
OF government. The Carlists dochre
that the Republican General Calrinetty
was killed by his own men.
Amsriean Matters.
NEW ORLEANS, July Id Large uni
fcation meeting was held in this city,
yesterday. at which 1,500 persons, two
thirds Of whom were white, listened to
On address. The following resolutions
were adopted: ttl
Rssoloed, That the preamble and reso-
lutions, adopted by the committee Of
100. meet with the appreciation of this
meeting. This refers to Deauregard's
resolutions.
Resoiced. That we, the people of Lou.
isiana, white and colored, assembled en-
'nasse. pledge ourselves to support tie
enjoyment Of civil rights to ali citizens,
irrespective of color, and shall unite ali
our influence and energies, and co ope-
rate in the common movement to reduce
taxation to rate corresponding to the
resources Of the country; to investigate
and correct the public debt; to suppress
unnecessary offices; to diminish the high
salaries and ezorbitant cmoluments At
tached to public Offices, and to secure in
Louisiana, as soon ns possible, the estab-
lishment Of an honest, economic and pa
triotic government.
WAsn1SaroN, July 17.-On Tuesday,