The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-09

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LONDON. February 7.-Dnripg the de-
bate On the Queens speech, in the House
0t Commons, yesterday, the Right Hon.
HbenJamin Disraeli reviewed the various
's9oleota contained i'd the speech OF her
The terms OF the settlement Of the Ala
bama claims, and attacked the action Of
che English Government In ACCEPTING
the three rules OF tho treaty of Washing
ton. which he considered as virtually
-conceding the points indispute, and ex.
posing Great rBritaih TO one-sided in.
depreciation nof International law. Tue
speech OF her Majesty maS also, The sub.
Ject OF an animated discussion in the
House OF Lords. Lord Derby severely
ceneurjng the Coy ernment for it's accept-
Anee of,, the qe1sva. arbitration, and re-; re-.
itefating the1 sentiments expressed rby
Mr.. Disraeli in reference to the treaty Of
Warrington. ,s'<hr i:.r !
= LoNpoN, February ga collision ,oo.
Cured ON the. North British Railway,
near Dnnbay,, Nine killed and several
81 the. wounded will die. a eii
The cotton mill near Oldham was d.
m,4aged by. .ftss 1870 peSsons unenployed.
MADRID, February 8.-Only two mega.
tive voices on the:vote Of confidence, in
the Ministry. a." .o.a '.#;'
Late intelligence from the North of
Spain Gays the. Carlist: force, which. was
defeated 'by the Spanish troops at Aya,
mas reformed, and is again ready to, take
the Held. Gen. Morioyes, com mander
OF the royal troops at Alsaoeque. is ap-
prehcnsive of an attack by the insur-
gents. which he fears lie would not be
able to resist; and urgently demands
that reinforcements be sent, to him. Gen.
Ola, who commands 1000 Carlists, has
defeated the Government forces near
Seva, IN the province OF Guipusecoa.
and now threatens to attack the troops
under Gen. Urgara. A court at LiSieux
has sentenced nine persons to pay fine
ana suffer imprisonment, for a1iliating
with the Internationalists.
PARIS, February 8.-TLe Government
has closed the medical school at Mont
peiler; no cause assigned. Heavy SHOWS
IN the North Of France; railway travel
blookaded; English mails two days over
due. l..,..-- - :,
OpssrAarmsop1r, February s-The
Government has sent assistance to the
earthquake snffsrers in the island of
Samos. .N'' .7.l.r
RoA1E, February s.--The Swiss Ooun !:
oil OF State stopped salaries, for three
months Of all priests who read the nnau.
thorized brief establishing. separate
bishopEic for Geneva. The ,oonference
at Basle, has determined to establish a
grand Swiss Bishopric OF dissidents from
Rome. --
@LoNDoN. February Marquis Leon
presided at meeting of West County
Hlghianders. The Marquis deprecated
Scottish emigration; he regretted to see
Scos5lmen leave the country even to go
to Glasgow; but was deeply gtieved
when they went to the United States.
Ii, however, the people were determined
to, emigrate. he hoped they would stiok
to the old flag, and go to British Colonies.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, February 9.-Arrived-
Steamship Charleston and schooner Anna
Shepard, New York.
New YORK, February 8. Charles Hay
shot.his wife fatally this morning. a
ten-year. older shot a thirteen year. older.
who has since died; fancy dogs was the
cause.
The purchase of the Cuban cable by
the Western Union prevented it's falling
into the hands OF the English company.
It is reported that the Italian bark
Emile Costel Marie, bound for New
York. has been sunk off Block Island.
Only one seaman saved.
The Cubans will give Capt. Anguero a
reception in honor of his successful ex-
petition in the steamer Edgar Stewart.
Joseph Irelahd, the veteran circus
clown, is dead.
Judge Boardman denies new trial or
stay of proceedings in Stokes case.
Stokes counsel will apply to Judge
Davis, OF the Supreme Court, for stay
of proceedings.
Stokes counsel argued during the
whole day the motion for stay of pro-
oeedings before Judge Davis.