The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-12
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ChlSlS-6ERMANYA AND THE CATHOLICS
FALSE REPORT RT-DAzAINE sENTENoED TO
DRATH-oPrNIoNs OF THE vEHDIor-
CURE OF SANTA CRUZ sHor-LoNDoN
sTtLh BEFoaGED, 80, sc. s+tia,
MADRID, December 1O.-The troops
besieging Cartagenu have concentrated
their are on the forts and suspended the
bombardment of lhs town.
VIENNA. December l0.--The bill au-
thorizing the raising of a loan for miti-
cation of che financial crisis has passed
the Reichsrath.
BERLIN. December 1O.-The L,rltag
today rejected. by iG3 majority, mo.
ton censuring legislation introduced by
the Government directed against Ultra
montane Catholics
LONDON, December 10 Reports that
large number of persons were killed
by q railroad accident near Bermiughum
to-day ure incorrect. No lives were lost.
It is now said the marriage OF the
Duke of E 1inbnrg with the daughter of
the Gear has been postponed until Feb
ruary.
VERSAILLES. December 1O.-Mr. Sa-
chard, counsel for B4zaine, in his pero.
ration. said: II deeply sympathizs with
the Valiant soldier overS helmed by ter
rible accusation. I fear not death for
him. He is brave, and fears nothing but
the loss of his houor for the sake of
his wife aud children. feel most for
France, which will deplore the loss of
the valorous soldier. Your honor, your
patriotism. forbids that you condemn
him. You know what political trials arc
on the spot on which posterity has
raised statue to those executed after
such trials" II. Pourcet replied. de.
manding that q terrible example be
made as lesson to the rising genera
ton. Before the Judges withdrew, Ba-
zaine said: II have two words in MY
breast-honor and country. have
never been wanting towards this proud
motto during forty.two years of service.
swear before Christ that have not be-
trayed France" After q loag dclbera-
tlon, the judges, s,declared Baz line guilty
OF the charges Of the capitulation Of
Metz and an army in fhe open field,
without doing oil that was prescribed by
honor and duty to avoid surrender,
and unanimously condemned him to
death, and to be degraded from his
rank previous to his execution. After
the Judgment had been rendered, all the
members of the Court signed all appeal
for mercy, which the Duke d'Aumalo
Immediately conveyed in person to Pre-
sident MacMahon. Baz,ine was greatly
agitated when he heard the decision of
the Court.
HAVANA. ria KEY WEST, December
.!O.-The National Integrity Society has
lssued circular praising the troops in
the field. It says all good Spaniards
who cannot be with them in the field
ought to appluud their doings, send
them affectionate greetings and present
them with groceries, clothing. tobacco
and other necessary things rs thanks
for their services. 4 II solicits subscrip-
tons for that purpose.
1t is reported that Protestant
chapel will be established in Havana.
The British war vessel Niobe has ar-
rived here
The telegrams announcing the re-
fusal Of the United States to allow the
Virginius TO be delivered to neutral
power, creates dissatisfaction here; the
. impression for the past three days, ac-
cording to kilograms, being that the
United States Government would
sonsent. The peace Of the island is
undisturbed
PARIS. December 1O-The crowd at
the Trianon, to-day, warmly cheered the
verdict. The sentence includes the pay
ment OF costs and expulsion from the
Legion of Honor.
BAYoNNE, December lit is ru.
mored that Lizarraga has captured and
shot the euro of Sauta Cruz
HAVANA, December 1.-THE tone of
the press and the expression of the au-
thorities and prominent Spaniards indi-
cate quiet compliance with the proto-
col.
LONDON, December 1l.-Tho Times
Gays Bazaine is justly convicted The
Telegraph considers him sacrifice to
national vanity. The Me,cs hopes, as
the evidence was 80 conflicting, the SEN
tence will be committed to perpetual
exile or Imprisonment.
PARIS. December 11.-Soon after the
Judgment of the court was pronounced
against Marshal Bazaiuc, last evening,
he requested that his son might be al.
lowed to visit him in prison. He also
refused to avail himself of the right of
appeal. President MacMahon will to-
day decide whether he will listen to the
appeal Of the court for mercy, and com.
mute the sentence of the condemned
man.
LONDON, December 1.-THE foe con.
tlnues, this being the third day. It Sc
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