The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03
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made long speech against the grant.
Gladstone replied with bitterness, cha
racterizing the-persistence of the opposi.
ton to the bill as indecent. The Hon.
MIR. MUTT, member for Birmingham,
protested against the epithet indecent,
aud Gladstone withdrew the expression.
MIR. Newdgate asked If the marriage
would be solemnized according to. the
forms OF the Church OF England.- Glad.
stone absolutely declined to answer the
question. Anderson moved an amend
ment, providing that in the event Of tue
Duke Of Edinburgh succeeding 10 the
Grand Duchy of SAKE Coburg, the an
nuity should cease. After further ee-
bate, the amendment was withdrawn.
MADRID, August 1-Parceles, q pro-
minent instisatorof the Carthagena in
surrection, has been arrested.
BERLIN, August l Germany proposes
congress Of m aritime powers, to decide
as to the status and treatment CT the In.
surgent Spanish ships.
Minghetti has write letter 10 his con.
stituents, denying that the italian Go
vernment contemplates new loan.
LONDON, August "A dreadful acci.
dent occurred. this morning. on the
Northwestern Railway, near Wigan, to
the Scotch tourist express train, from
London. Twelve persons were killed
and thirty were wounded. Among the
killed is Sir John Anson. Many Of the
injured will die.
Paris, August Disturbances are re-
ported at Room l. L'Etape, in the Depart
ment of Vosges. The sub-Prefect was
beaten by q mob, who cried '.Vive
Thiers!' "Vivc GAmbetta!' During the
evacuation of Vosges by the Germans,
there were cries of "Vive Ia Commune T.
The Prefect of the Department of the
Upper Loire has forbidden the sale in
the streets of the Radical journal Le
Peuple Sourerain. The report that Count
DE Paris had gone to Frohsdorff to visit
Count De Chambord is untrue.
MADRID, August An iusurgent
frigate entered Malaga harbor, and then
departed Eastward, closely followed by
German vessel. Her capture is pro.
bible. Tie insurgents of Grenudu
offer to surrender.
In the Cortes. today. resolution OF
censure, directed against the insurgent
Deputies, Was debated. Senor Castelar,
made an eloquent and patriotic speech,
cou nselling moderation on the part Of the
Republicans. The resolution was
adopted by l95 to Is.
The Majarera tobacco factory, the last
refuge Of the insurgents in Seville, has
been captured by the troops A large
number of prisoners was taken, among
whom are several foreigners, MON bers OF
the international Society.
A Carlist force, 1000 strong, attacked
Portugalite, seven miles from Estella,
this morning. The garrison made u
vigorous and successful defence The
Carlists were defeated with heavy loss,
and driven over Salindo River.
The town of Albania, thirteen miles
from Murcin, has proclaimed it's inde-
pendence. A junta has been organized,
the first act of which was to luvy con.
tribution of $50, 900 on the Inhabitants.
Tho report that the frigute Vile de
Madrid had joined the insurgents is off
cially contradicted. The insurrecionary
feet which Left the harbor of Almeriu
was last seen heading for Malaga Two
other frigates in the hands Of the rebels
are at Malaga, trying to rnise contr,bu-
tons from the citizens. Four German
men-ot-war are in the harbor watching
them.
PARIS. August 2-The Curlists An.
nounce that Don Carlos has captured
Estella. with the entire garrison, who.
surrendered ns prisoners of war.
LONDON, August 2-The Duchess of
Inverness is. dead.
MADRID. August 2-Many persons
who joined the einsurrection III the South
in favor of the independence of the can
tons, have abandoned the cause, in con
sequence OF the excuses committed by
the insurgents. During the occupancy
OF Seville by the insurrectiouists, many
buildings in various quarters were set
on fire. In number of streets, every
house and store was entered by the in
eurgcnts. and pundered of their con.
tents. The conduct of General Con.
treras in bombarding defenceless towns
is producing an immense re action
throughout the country in favor of the
National Government. The frigates
seized by the insurgents at Carthagenia
are partly manned by galley slaves
The Government has received inteili.
gence from Malaga that upon the arrival
of the insurgent frigate, that the harbor
commanders of the English, French and
German equadrons held a conference
with General Contreras, in which they
urged him to order the return OF the
seized war vessels to Carthagenia. The