The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-10
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announced to.the COrtes his letefmilia-
ton to return TO them the powers with
which the Assembly had invested him as
President of the Provisional Government
OF Spain. He said that tho conditions
OF the tenure Of. his grave responsibility
had become more difficult than they had
heretofore been. Citing the freshly an
nounced revolt OF Gen. Velardez's comi
mand, and the disastrous troubles be-
tween the citizens and soldiers Of Gre
NADIA, he moved the project for a
proclamation of Federal Democratic
Republic. This molten was unanimously
only the final approval of the Oortea. A
vote Was taken on the nomination of
Senior Piey ,Margal. the Minister of Int.
rior, to form new Cabinet. The result
was 142 votes in the affirmative and 80 in
the negative. Pending the announce
ment Of new Ministry, the Cortes ad.
lourned to 8 O'Clock this evening.
LONDON, June 9.-Alexandria Palace,
in North London, is burning. Addi.
tional fro brigades were called, but did
not arrive in time to save entire destruc-
tion. Seven lives were lost.
MADRID, June 8.-The Constituent
Oortes. at 10 O'Clock this morning, pro.
claimed the Federal Republic, bya vote
Of 210 to 2.
DUBLIN. June GA great fire is raging
in a timber yard; thieves interrupt the
firemen; they stoned detachment of
troops, when the troops charged the
mob andAmany we're hurt The Mayor
OF thetcity was hit with stone. The
excitement is fearful.
MADRID. June 9.-Shortly after the
passage OF resolution definitely pro-
claiming Federal Republic, yesterday,
the Oortes took recess until evening.
Atthe night sitting, Senior Piey Margall
proposed the following Ministers for ra-'
tihcation by the Chamber: President of
Council aud Minister of the Interior,
Senor Piey Margall; Minister Of State,
Corvera; Minister OF Justice. J. Predi-.
cal; Minister OF War, Esterauz; Minister
OF the Colonies, Lori; Minister of FL
nance, Oorvajal; Minister OF Marine,
OreiEo; Minister of Public Works, Pa
iauoa. After an animated debate. the,
Cortes went into. secret session, during
which the nominations were confirmed.
american matters.
CHARLEsroN. June9 Arrived Steam
ship Georgia., New York; ~ 81
GREENsBoRo. n. g., June IA large
meeting OF farmers was held in the grove
here, to day, for the purpose Of orgauiz-
ing a grange of the Patrons Of Hns-
bsIdTJ. The measing was ably address.
ed by Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, of South
Carolina. After the address, the meet.
Ing adjourned to Odd Fellows Hall and
organized two oranges, as follows: No.
!. lGreensbofo Grange, With thirteen
officers, twenty male and twelve female
membersi No.. o.. MoLeansville (Guilford
Cotuty( Grunge. with twelve male and
seven female members. The oranges
will meet monthly. Much interest is
manifested. ~ ta a7t.
BAN FRANCISCO, June G. 6.-Advicee from
Arizona state that the Indian agent at
San Carlos, Major Larrabee, had some
difficulty with the Apaohees. They uu-
dertook to kill him with spears. He ran
to Lieutenant Almy's tent The latter,
with six soldiers, went to the agency
with him. They went into Larrabee's
tent. Larrabee and Almy: came ont of
the tent. Larrabee in advance, when the
Apachees fired on them. Almy received
three bullets, which passed through his
body. He fell dead without 8 croan.
Larabee was untouched and retired into
the tent. Four of the six soldiers ran.
One OF the two who remained was pre.
vented from shooting by Conception, q
mexican interpreter at the agency. The
Apachees fed across the river.
HAVANA, June 7.-Captain- General
Pieltaio has issued ON order calling on
the owners of slaves to furnish 5000
men to work on the new troche.
The commander Of the Spanish forces
was killed in recent fghtin Manzanillo
jurisdiction.
Advices from Guatemala, to May 80,
state that the President has issued a de-
cree granting religious liberty in the
State. & number of Protestant churches
will be erected.
New YORK, June 7.-Seven steam ers
sailed for Europe to-day, all of them
with as many passengers as they could
find room for, including the Swedish
Minister at Washington.
Since Saturday last, almost 13, 900 i'm
migrants have arrived at this port.
WASHINGTON, June THE formal ex-
animation Of Captain Tyson and of the
portion OF the Grew OF the Polaris who
escaped on the ice, and who are now on
board the Frolic, was begun yesterday.
AT an early hour in the morning, Score
tary Robeson. accompanied by Commo-