The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-30
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LONDON, July 2S.-In the House o.
Commons, to-day, Viscount Eufield
Under Secretary for the Foreign Depart.
mont, in answer to question whether
any possibility existed that the Carlists
would be recognized as belligerentst
stated that the Carlists were undoubeedl5
gaining ground, but that matters were
not at state to entitle them to bellige
rent rights. , =.
LONDON, July 29.-The Govern menI
proposes upon the marriage OF the
Dako Of Edinbnrgh to tho Grand
Duchess Maria, of Russia, to increase
his yearly allowance to $l25. 900.
MADRID, July 29.-The Bishop of Ora.
NADIA, who was held as prisoner By the
insurgents of that city, has been released.
A despatch hos been received at the War
Ofioe announcing that the insurgents
have commenced M attack upon Seville.
The Government forces In the city were
actively resisting the assault, and were
confident OF driving of the insurrection.
lsts The Spanish steamer Vigilante,
selzed by the German man-ofwar Frede.
rick Charles, has been given up to the
port that the Republican artillerymen in
Valencia have joined the insurgents is
untrue.
American Matters.
MEMPHIS, July 2S.- The assassination
OF Frank NJ. Moore, yesterday morning,
has been the all absorbing topic on the
streets to-day. The ooroner's inquest
to-day resulted In verdict that the de.
IN
shot fred by Joseph Hanson, nephew
of Moore. who was sleeping in the house,
and that he was instigated to the deed
by Mrs. Moore. It has been ascertained
TINT since their marriage, his wife left
him for eighteen months, and that their
marriage was an unhappy one.
MATAMoRAs. July 2S.-The Public
Poice, Spanish newspaper of this city,
states TINT revolution is imminent in
the State of Nueva Leon. There are
three aspirants for Governor in that
State; consequently. the election will de.
volve on the Legislature. which will meet
in Monterey, September next. 50 in.
tense is the party hatred originating in
the revolution OF last year, aud revived
in the present political contest, that al
outbreak is regarded inevitable. Private
advice states that prominent residents of
Monterey are alrendy preparing to leave
that city, to avoid being complicated in
the threatened troubles.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Germany dis.
avows responsibility for the capture Of
the Vigilante. The captain who effected
the capture has been ordered home for
m explanation.
The French Assembly passed a bill
abolishing the shipping tax. The Libe.
oIo rSta1 fha al oAk
5000 Remington rifles, landed at Bill
boa, we're seized by 600 Carlists and
taken to the interior.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-James Green, Il
fisherman, while hauling u seine in Ches-
ter River, was seized By Il shark, aud tue
flesh torn from his right leg, which will
be amputated.
One of Ross Winan's hay barns, near
the Relay House, was burned by light
ming.
LITTLE Rock. July 20.-Cholera pre-
walls to some extent on plantations be-
low here. One plantation has lost eleven
since Friday.
SALT LAKE. July 90. 9.-Complaints and
afiidavits in the case of Ann Eliza Webb,
the seventeenth wife Of Brigham Young,
were filed. to-day, in the Third District
Court. The complainant sues for $780,
600 damages, nlimony pending the suit
$1,000 per month, and $4,000 counsel
fees. The case will be argued probably
before Judge Emerson, on the 5th of
August on preliminary points Other
suits OF like nature will be begun soon.
Sioux CIrY, Iowa, July 29.-Millions
OF grasshoppers are in the air. Their
general course seems South west. Their
settlement here is apprehended.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-The stoam-
ship Japan has arrived. with large
number Of Chinese. No small pox
aboard.
NEW York. July ga Herald special,
dated London, the 2Sth, says: At Car
thagena, yesterday. the red flag OF the
Intransignntes, which had been flying
above the fortresses and shops in the
harbor. was replaced by the national
flag. In anticipation of trouble, the
iron clad AIendez Munez had left tho
arsenal yard and anchored in the port,
ready for any movement; also, the Nu-
mancia, Victoria and others. To-day,
the iron-clads, accompanied by three
steamers, were to issue from the harbor,
and, if interfered with, will fro upon
attacking vessels eoncninorv naval