The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-19
Telegrnphic-Foreixn Analrs.

Tel.srnphic-Foreixn An.l1s.
LONDON, August 18.-The Herald cor.
respondent at Oartagena telegraphs that
Martinez Oampos besieged the city with
5000 soldiers, two batteries and twelve
mortars. The British feet continues to
guard the rebel frigates. The German
and British Oonsuls have left the oity.
VIENNA, August 18.-The United
States gets ten diplomas; England gets
thirty.
BAroSNE. August 1s.-The Carlist
Junta have despatch announcing the
capture of 1900 prisoners, number of
cannon and much ammunition at Berga.
MADRID. August 19.-There is 70
truth in the despatch sent by the Carlist
Junta at Bayonne. The attack was
gallantly repulsed by the Republicans,
who, after, severe contest, Gefeated the
insurgents md drove them from before
MADRID, August 18. Several persons
have been condemned to death by the
tribunal OF Justice at Seville, for firing
buildings by means Of petroleum, while
that city was occupied by the insurgents
Many others, charged with the same
crime, escaped to Portugal, but mum.
Der have been arrested by the authori-
ties OF TINT country, and surrendered 70
Spanish officers. The Internationalists
discourage the burning of factories by
their companions, claiming to believe
that all such property will soon become
their own.
Tclcgraphlc-Amcricn Matters.
SARATOGA, August 16.-In the 11s
mile, for all ages, the following pool
was sold on the quarter stretch: Minnie
Mack, $3.50; McDaniels. $3.50; Moore,
1925; Sunrise. 500; Eolus. $1O5; Came.
ron's colt, $85; Garlitza, S75. A splen-
did start was effected, Minnie Mack
going quickly to the front, closely fol-
lowed by Eolue, who passed her after
the frat half mile and entering the home
stretch was o length ahead, Minnie
Mack second. Eolus won by FIVE lengths
-time2. 021a. In the four mile heats, for
all ages, Bessie Lee, Arizona, Hubbard
and Wiley were entered. Hubbard was
the favorite-three to one against the
field. In the first heat, Bessie Lee on
the start had slight lead, but Hubbard
came up with her and they ran neck and
neck three-quarters of mile, Arizona
and Wiley running we'll together. Pass
ing the frat mile post, Hubbard was
two lengths ahead. Passing the post
on the second mile, Hubbard was ahead
four lengths, Arizona second and Wiley
third. Hubbard kept the lead to the
three-quarter mile post, and on passing
She post at the end of the third mile,
was two lengths and-a-half ahead. By
this time, Wiley and Bessie Lee we're
practically out Of the race. Rounding
the home stretch, Arizona was close on
the quarters Of the favorite. After an
exciting race up the homs stretch,
Arizona won by one length. Wiley and
Bessie Lee distanced. Time 7.54A.
The victory of Arizona over Hubbard
in the frat Of the four mile heats created
general surprise. and there being an
impression that Hubbard came in
much distressed in the first four mile
heat. caused the betting to be six to one
in favor of Arizona for the second heat.
A good start was Effected; Hubbard soon
came to the front, but did not long hold
the lead. Arizona passing him when one
eighth OF mile had been run, and
maintaining the lead of two lengths
until passing the first mile. when Arizona
tween himself and Hubbard to three
lengths. In this order, they passed the
post At the end Of the second mile,
tALAAOAu 0OPe up LILO pGCo AQu
kept his lead of three lengths steadily
throughout the third mile, and passed
Just three lengths ahead. Here Arizona
forced his pace tremendously and fairly
ran away from Hubbard. When three
and.a-half miles had been run, Hubbard
was practically out of the race. Arizona,
when passing the winning post, was
loudly cheered. Time S.2SL. This
gave the four mile race to Arizona in
four straight heats.
WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Secre.
tary OF the Treasury, this afternoon, is.
sued the following circular:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, August 16, 1873
By virtue of the authority given by
the Act OF Congress, approved July II,
1870, entitled "An Act to authorize the
refunding of the national debt" I here.
by give notice, that the principal and 90.
crucd interest OF the bonds herein below
designated, known as the fiys-twenty
bonds, will bo paid at the Treasury Of
the United States, in the city Of Wash
ington, on and after the 10th day Of
November, 1878, and that the Interest
on said said bonds will cease on that
day; that is to say, coupon bonds known
as the third series of the Act of February
25, 1862, dated May l., 1862, as follows:
Common honda S5f M on ~ NJ