The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-31
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Louis Blanc delivered the funarsl ora.
ton. Victor Hugo and ali the isadinu
Radicals Of Paris were present. .717. ! . .
HAVANA, December 20.-The Yox ne
Cuba says it is rumored that Gen. Bur.
riei has been relieved Of the commend
OF the Eastern Department., by orders
from Madrid. -.
LONDON. December 30.-The shin
Iron Gross, from Liverpool, the 9th
inst., for the South west Pass, went
ashore at Dunany Point, Dundalk.
Steam tugs have been sent to her as
sistance.
A collision occurred In tue Downs be-
tween the ship Zurich Hall. for Pensa-
oola. and the bark Oliver Emery, from
New York for Hamburg. The former
was badly damaged, and put into Rams
gate TO repair.
TcleGra phlc--Amcrica Mattors.
CLEVELAND. December 28.-The fol-
the agents Of the Associated Press to-
night: "The strike now in operation on
the leased lines OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company ia in direct violation
OF the rules Of the Brotherhood OF Lo.
comotive Engineers. My advice to every
member Of the Brotherhood that has
quit work on account Of the strike is to
go to work at onca, and to uso every in
huenca In their power 10 induce all
persons engaged IN the strike to resume
work and desist from any interference
with tue company'e property or men.
In my opinion. no dishonor will be at
tached TO any man who accepts q situa-
ton from The Pennsylvania Railroad
during thsir present difficulties. i
"OHARLES WILSON,
Grand, Chief Engineer.
John Tarhenbach, President Of the
Machinists' and Blaoksmiths' Interna-
tional Union, has issued orders instruct
ing members OF that order to refrain
from interfering with the locomotive en-
gineers in their strike.
HARRISBURG, Pa, December 29.-The
State Constitutional Convention ad-
journed sine die. after receiving aud
counting the vote, and requesting the
Governor to Issue proclamation de-
olaring tho Constitution in force after
January 1st next
NEW YoHK, December 29.-The Me.
thodist ministers met this morning, ut
the Mission Rooms. 8O5 Broadway.
Alter the usual preliminary devotional
exercises, Rev. Dr.. Reed made very
elaborate statement of the affairs Of the
Methodist mission in Germany, holding
that the missi on was great suecess.
although, considerable opposition had
been encountered. He aiao spoke at
length of the good work Of the Evan
gelical Alliance. Rev. Z. o. Haven, ex-
President Of the Northern University,
replied foroibly to the main points of
DR.. Reed,s remarks on the Evangelical
Alliance. paying that tho Alliance was
called at random, and devoted to the
reading Of compositions aud making
addresses. He proposed ecclesiastical
arbitration as Q means Of settling demo-
minationai quarrels. Rev. DR.. Reed
then combatted the argument of his op-
ponent. ~
The steamer Colon brings adsices
from Aapinwall to the 2lst. All was
quie. a. Pssss:a. although there were
rumors OF q Conservative rising in the
interior. The ineecnrity Of the Inter
Oceanic Railway had led to the con-
sideration at Bogata of plans for more
efficient Government at Panama. It
was proposed that the General Govern.
ment declare the isthmus national ter
ritory and assume direct control. It was
reported that the Government OF the
Union had asked the French Minister
in Bogota whether France would not
agree to exercise proteotorate over it.
To which the Minister replied, that such
duty was more proper for the United
States of America.
The steamer General Sherman WINS
still at Aspinwall, with q prize crew on
board. awaiting the arrival Of the
Worcester, whom she will be sent home
for trial. Captain W.. E Hopkins had
relieved Captain Cleary of the command
OF the Benecia, which was in the port
OF Panams. Captain Ceary returned
home in the steamer Colon. Trouble
continues between Costa Rioa and the
Governments OF Salvador, Nicaragua
and Guatemala. President Guardia, Of
Costa Rica, had resigned, but continues
to direct affairs through the acting Pre-
sident, Senior Barroeta.' Nicaragua was
fortifying her ports, and had 5000 men
under arms.
In Honduras, an attempt had been
made to replace the Provisional Presi-
dent Arias with Pouciana Civa. The
movement was instigated by the Go