The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-16

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sounded in n''Baroelona< tor tfe feesoTet6f
Maritime. a town OF MsrsarG, fifteen'
miles distant, which the Qarlists under
Sabatls had csptureda T<oops are hurry.
ing to Mataro.. - >,,4tf, d, ea,s., I
V1EsSA., May l5.-The Turkish pro-
!vlnces In Bosania aro foode,'. A nrthI:
Der OF persons have been drowned, aud
destruction ct crop p.prospects heavy.
!Anoriean MATTERS. l~,i
SAs. FsAScEsoo. May 15---Advioes
from the lava beds state that Lieutenant
Harris 10 dead. Surgeon Leming is re-
covering. - st'9:.' ss.lI
The steamer Japan. from China, is
quarantined for smallpox.
The Modocs are in another rock fast.
ness, twenty-seven miles below the last
scene. fortifying The troops will not at.
tack until reinforced. Davis and Gillem
narrowly escaped drowning in Lake
Iu!e, Davis will endeavor to hold the
Indians where they now are until rein
forced. The troops are suffering for
water. Willow Greek is the nearest,
but the Modocs are between them and it.
The Modoos have their families with
them in their present stronghold.
Later lava bed dispatches say it is
hoped the Modoos will remain. in their
present position until provision ia made
Tor their women and children. In the
meantime. Davis expects reinforcements.
Mortars are hurrying forward. The
Modoc loss in Saturdays fight was two
killed. and a large part OF their horses,
ammunition aud'clothing. The Modocs
entered the fight stripped to the breech-
clouts, but they could not resist the
Warm Spring Indiana, who ran them
beyond their stores and captured about
two toms Of provisions.
NEW YORK;. May l5.-The BROOKLYN
horseshoe bosses coincide in the New
York arrangement.
A.special to the Herald reports q com.
plete victory for the Carlists at Puerto,
in Navarro. The battle ended with q
charge, causing total rout. The Car:
lists captured one cannon, four Repub,
lioan chief officers a2d, sixty-feur men.
The Carlists numbered 5000.
HALIFAX, May Is: The are and ex.
plosion in the Drummond Mine oonti.
nnes: Four men. rho attempted to de-
scend, with hopes of rescue. were blown
to atoms by another explosion. The ore
Was driven into ths air 100 feet and
landed IN the adjoining woods. Forty
nve OF the lost sere married men. The
manager, Mr.. Dunn. lost his life by de.
scending after the first e1 plosion.
NEW YoRK, May. 15.LTLe Inv loft
over the stables at A and 46 .Hnbert
street fell to-day, burying in the wreck
and killing James N. Manning, pro.
prletor OF the Stables; Jacob Baurhyts.
freight: agent on. board the Chamninn
etesmes, plying between this city and
Catskill, and John N. KiImar, stabieman.
and seriously injuring, Patrick Burns.
The loft had In it 800 bushels Of oats
and large quantity of hay. The BODY
OF Manning, when extricated from the
RUINS presented shocking appearance.
he had evidently been smothered To
DEATH Kilmar is the father of six chi!I
dren. y,, ->'.t.... - 1' ,1'
Admiral Green writes from, santiaro
de Cuba. that traffic with the interior has
been ont off BY the insurgents. Green
believes the insurgents are better SUP.
Piled than ever With arms and ammuni.
tion. and the insurreotion is daily beoom. .
ing more formidable.
Hev. John Hall, in letter on the
Presbyterian General Assembly, which
commences it's session in Baltimore to.
DAY. ssysit represents the church formed
from the recent union of what were
kno~n as the Old School and New
school churches. Il does not inolude
the United byteriaus, who maintain
separate existence on the "matter Of
Rraise;" nor the large section of the
Presbyterisn Church in the Southern
States still standing out on the issues of
the late war; nor the Covenanters. who
etill retain some of the peculiarities of
the historic body in Scotland; nor does
it include the Reformed Church, which
Lately dropped the word "duties.;'
MoRRIsTowN, N. j., May 15.-Lusigi.
mani was hanged to-day. He met an
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Probabilities
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
and Tennessee, Northwestern aud
south westerly winds, slowly increasing
pressure. partly cloudy weather, rain in
the South Atlantic States.
BOSTON, May 15.-James A. Coe.
Iorger, was committed in default of $40.
OoO O0ooO bail. His operations exceed $780,
Tho Episcopal Convention, on the
hrst and second ballots, failed to elect
and then adjourned.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-It is reported
that the Binder family, known as tho
Aansas assassins, were captured thirteen
miles North of Dallas, Texas.
BALTIMORE. Nav 15 5-Tha a;oht,, 6f.l,