The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-07
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Madrid, October 6,-The Intrans;-
gent veesels Tetuan and Tsrnand Ca
tolico have Effected landing Of. Gar.
rioha, for The purpose OF procuring
provisions. It is apparently theif in! Z
tention. also, to pillsReths silver mines
In the vicinity of Fierja Almssreere;
and the anthorit lies at thati place ARE
making p.epsfationS TO- resist an attack.
Admiral L0bos, Who iH now, at ,Hibral,,
tar with thssS sSpaaishssguadir dir0n, has re-.
ceived orders fos sSoftn pursuit OF che in,
snrgent vesse1s Britilh squadron
has gone TO- Carr ss. &c & I. .Sg, "
Gen. Notcess Int week, !, offered battle
to the Osflhtas beforef Estille. The
Oarlists refqsea TO-. light, and. on Satur.
day, preoipftated the evacuation OF Es.
tile, which was occupied by the govern
ment forces. The insurgents' men.of.
! war have Quilted Garric6a. The gov
etnnent tcomtemplates the consolidation
OF the Spanish forces. The report that
a0oolness had sprung up between Cas-
telar and Gen. Sickles is contradioted.
The Minister OF the Colonies, who
leaves soon for Cuba and Porto Rico.
has renewed special instructions for the
settlement of political difficulties in
those islands.
tAApNDON, OctoOer' o.--A SpeOlar II rom
Paris to the = London Odsercer states
that $50 deputies Of the French Assem-.
bly, have pledged themselves to support
the motion for restoration Of the
monarchy. l& 4
PARIS. October 4:-M. Theirs has
written to the Mayor, of Nancy: de,
clining to visit that town until the pre-.
sent crisis has passed. He says the
Left must defen d the republic. the prin.
Nples Of 1889, and .he tri-color, with
out which counter.revoIution would
ha,an odions and revolving lie.
BERLIN, October 4-The Old Catho
lic Bishop Reinkens. who was recently
,recognized by the Emperor as Catho
lici bishop. wilt take the oath of ale
glance to the German empire, in this
oity.,en the 7th instant.
PAR1s5 October 6:-The Paris Journal.
Monarchical newspaper, says the pro.
Poae1 le6toratton ofea monarchy on the
basis 6f the chatter OF 1914, in modi-
fed form,s Will be presented upon the
re.assemhing pf the Assembly.
VERaAuLRs, October 6.-At the trial
OF Marshal Bazaine, Duke D'Aumale
presided. Among the Witnesses are Mar
shals Oanrobert, LeBouei, Guis Frog
sard, Baurbake and Changsrnier.
LONDON October ga meeting of
10000 persons was held ut Dundalk, in
favor of Fenian amnesty.
AshbnSyreporth that the Oarlists fred
on his. yao6t Eothen, while in Port
BilboA, TaThe yacht narrowly escaped.
MADRID: October B.-The Cnrlists are
fast lpsiqgs sgEqnndrtn the Northern pro-
vintes: Thsy are utterly domoralized,
and the men accuse their leaders of
treason. General Norianes, commander
ofithSi Republican troops, is enereeti.
caly advancing against them. The
siege OF Oartagenn is proceeding active.
y; firing ais very sharp on both sides.
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BAYoNAs. Ootober 6.-General sa-
billo joined Don Alphonso, yesterday,
and was received with cheers by the
PAn1a ostobetSss- a meeting { Ii &c Of. tho
DepuheAoP the hight was held Tonight.
The following is the Cabinet selected in
the event OF change upon O meeting
OF the Assembly: Duo de Oasao, Foreign
Affairs; BotsbeL Iptetior: Ohristnes-
long, Finance; Dipeyre, Justice; Gri-
vsnfr Pab!ic Works; Dapeyron, Com
nheFces sMontaignac, Marine;i Chan
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEVER
FIHANCrAL MATTERS Rs-oAvlNG IN OF A
TUNNEL-DRAfH FROM ABORTION THE
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE-THE TRANS
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CHARLESTON, October 6-Arrived-
Steamships South Carolina, New York;
Puerto Rioo, St. Johns, P. r. schooner
Hattie II. Fuller, New York; steamer
Eq1 ,Philadelphia.
| E0BHRRss Mormon. October 4.-The
tests OF the Gstling gun were continued
4 day. eas 800 yards range, at target
nine feet high and forty five in length.
600 aBots were fred In minute and a
half, 584 OF which struck the target.
The Gatling has proved itself superior
to all others, especially at ranges be-
yond 200 yards. Gen. Gilmore, Presi-
dent OF the board, leaves for hoAe to-
night
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