The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-15

In'the Cortes, to-day. the Minister of
state declared he should demand the
extradition of insurgent refugees in for
eig3 countries.
LoNDoN. Angus. IA special to the
Standard reports that Liesaraga he's cap
tured the town OF Vegara, in Guipuzcoa,
twenty miles from Toiosa. The Oarlists
claim this to be the most important sue.
cess they have had since beginning the
campaign.
ROME, August 13.-Cardinal Antonelli
has addressed communication to the
clergy OF the United States. stating that
the Pope is deeply affected ut tho mani
festations ofBympathy he receives from
his children In that distant land.
PARIS, August 13.-1amps and Le
Coast!f4.ionsl publish the rumor that the
Count De Chambord has partially With
drawn from his position in regard to the
white flag. and will come to France to
take up his residence there about the
10th proximo.
Ihe report is current that Metz will
be restored to France through the inilu.
euce of Russia.
MADRID, August 14.-Further compli-
cations have arisen from the interfer-
ence of a Prussian frigate in Spanish
affairs. 800 Spanish sailors, who were
sent by the Government from Alicante
to E,scambroto, to take possession of
the iron-clads Vithoria and Alamanca
we're refused possession by Captain
Werner, on the ground that there was
no authority from Berlin to deliver
them up. The sailors were obliged to
remain in position where they were
nenaced and at the mercy of the in
eurgents. Tkereupon Werner declared
the sailors under his protection. The
lntransigents declared the steamer must
leave Escambrato. or they will open fire
upon her without regard to the Prus-
sia2s.
LEEDS. ENGLAND, August 14.-The
Town Hall was burned to-day.
LONDON, August 14.-The clipper
ship La Escocesa, which sunk in tie
Mersey last Tuesday, has been raised,
a fire broke out this morning in q
cotton warehouse in Liverpool, and the
flames were not extinguished before the
building and an adjoining one devoted
to the same business were partly de-
stroyed.
The vessel which landed quantity of
guns and ammunition at Fontaribia for
the Carlists, and was afterwards cap
tured by the Spanish man-of-war, is the
British steam yacht Deer Hound, we'll
known IN connection with the fight be-
tween the Kearsage and Alabama.
Tele9rnphic-AmerIca Matters.
NEW YORK, August 13. .-Advices from
London by mail. state that the English
Roman Catholics are now organizing a
real pilgrimage. They have chosen for
their shrine Paray LIE MORTAL, O small
village some distance from Paris, now
sufficiently we'll known in connection
with similar proceedings in France. The
pilgrimage is being organized under
auspices very influential. ThelExecutiye
Committee has at its head the Duke of
Norfolk and the Earl Of Denbigh, the
Secretary thereof being Lord Walter
Aeer. The movement, which, it is be-
!ieved. originated solely among the
!aity., is sanctioned by the Roman Ca.
tholio Bishops. Archbishop Manning
has sent q special letter OF approval to
the committee, and the pilgrimage will
start from London September 2.
The United States man. -of-war Canan.
daigua has arrived ut Kingston, Jamaica.
FROM Aspinwall, with seventy Of her
crew sick with yellow fever.
a Joint suit has been commenced in
the United States District Court of New
York against j. r. Platt and E. Boyd,
to recover 81 100000 in gold for under
valuation OF imports. Separate suits
against each have also commenced, to
recover 800, 900 and $40, 900 for similar
offences.
John Slatterly, sailor, who says he
vas with Carl Anderson, one OF the
Tichborne witnesses, Who is now being
sought for, less than six weeks ago, de.
c.ines making any further statements
until he receives the reward offered by
Whaily. the English investigator, who
is now in New York.
New YORK, August 13-Mid- night
The Arndts passengers, o. cabin and
oO9 steerage, are all we'll. The gale con
t;nues heavy. with rain.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13-Arid. night.
The heavy rains continue. Many de.
tentions and some accidents have oc.
Cured on the railroads.
San FRANCISCO, August 13.-Goy.
Booth, at q meeting held under the aus
pices OF the Peoples Union, said that
the tendency to concentration under a
single head is so manifest that oil can
see it. The speaker held that when the
Government builds railroads, it should
control them for public good, and when
defrauded OF its securities, should take
possession of the roads. Referring 70