The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-11
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has issued manifesto declaring that its
most ilnperativs duty now is to crush tho
tnsurrection which is devastating Oata.
lonia, Navarro and the Basque provinoes.
1t is preparing for supreme effort, and
availing itself of the extraordinary
powers granted by She Cottss, has re-
solved to insist on the inexorable execu.
tion OF the law, and compel the soldiers
to remain under their ooIors utltil the
pacification is ocmplste, aud moreover
to call out the reserves, II .ei cforce-
ments are needed.
Senor CASTELAR, aud Salmeron have
had conference with the irreoonoilsble
deputies, to induce them to return to the
Cortes; but found it impossible to accede
to their demands Gen. Nouvellas has
resigned, and It is expected that the Co.
vernment will accept his resignation.
5000 factory operatives struck for
higher wages aud shorter honrs in Alcoy.
MADnl D. July 10.-rhe Carlists have
captured the town Of San Guesia, in the
province OF Navarro, twenty-five miles
Southeast Of Pamplona. and shot the
tax collector.
LONDON, July 10-An lsertisemeut
appears III the Times this morning, call
ing meeting of all persons who have
claims against tho United States which
arose after the terminal date fixed in the
Treaty Of Washington, Tor the purpose Of
taking joint action for; the advancement
OF their interests. 25,
It is stated that eight Turkish men.of-
war are OIL their way to Sumatra, to
watch over the interests of the Sultan on
that island.
BREsrAu, July 10.-Eighteen oholera
ha nof fnu fox
In Lantuburg, eight were stricken; four
are dead.
MApRJo. July lO.-The Carlists have
seized thirty four residents Of Marsa, aud
hold seven OF them as hostages for. the
safe return of the insurgents, now in the
hands of the Republicans. The remain
ing twenty seven are held for ransom.
The Deputy Mayor and Councillor of
Malaga have been assassinated.
American Matters.
= CHAR1RsToN, July 0.--Arrived--
Schooner Lilly, New York.
NEW YoRK, July 1O.-More railroad
conductors. have been arrested on the
charge OF, not cancelling and reselling
railroad tipkets.
Waiwprth's mother. who. with bas-
ket of, a6Wers, WAS in the same train,
y Ks
terday, and took, final leave Of him. The
latter kept mp tis spirits and freely con-
versed with the lookers-on, and upon
receiving his '"striped suit" jokingly re-
marked, II look as il had base ball
spit on.n He will enter the shoo.shpp
to-day, to learn sufficient to become
chief clerk in the stock department.
The Worlds Washington special says
the Qhief I9sticeship has been rendered
TheL statement OF q passenger on the
City Of Washington charges the loss OF
the steamer as due to the criminal care
iessness of;the officers aud crew. They
Just barely escaped being engulfed. He
says: "The lead was never. hove once,
and no one had any idea where the ship
was We had on board captain, as
passenger, who had crossed the ocean
scores of times, aud lie frequently
warned the chief officer that he was run
hing too far Northward, and advised him
to run down hundred miles or 50 to the
Southward, to get the sun, and see
where they were. His advice was rudcly
declined The second officer, I believe,
coinolded in this view
FoRr KLAMATH, July 5.-The military
commission met, and proceeded with the
trial Of Captain Jack, Schonchin, Boston
Charley, Black Jim, Slotuck and Bran.
cho, implicated in the Capby massacre.
The following are the charges against
them: Murder, in violation of the laws
OF war. The specif cations repeat the
facts already known. Three Witnesses
have been examined. T. T. Riddle, his
Indian woman. Toby, aud L. D. Dyar.
Toby swears positively that Captain
Jack shot General Canby, Schonchin
shot Mr.. Meaoham, Boston Charley shot
DR.. Thomas. and that Hooker Jim tried
to kill L. D. 'Dysr; also, that Brancho
knocked her down with gun and tried
to take her horse. The testimony Of
Riddle corroborates his wife's testimony.
HAVANA, Ja!y 10.-The Government
has suspended the publication of the
1ribunoS until fine of $4,000, imposed
by the authorities, has been paid.
BosToS, July 10.--Two boys were
scuffiing for pistol; one was shot through
the breast and the other through the
hand.
NASHVILLE, July 1O.-Thirteen fune.
rails yesterday. No cholera.
CHATTANOOGA, July 10.-Three cholera
deaths yesterday.
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