The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-05

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Northeast prutinoes of .'Shtiu, mostly
from Oarlist sources, shows that the in
snrrectiop is growing stronger every day. 4
The sitnation. at Psmpeldua 10 critical
A rising Of the Federalists ID appte.
hended in this city. The national troops
Withdrew on Saturday, into the citadel,
and the oommandant, threatened to
lombard the town II the Federslists re-.
volted. The Oarlist chiefs Allo and
Dotregarray. with 1000 mon, we're
within three. miles of the walls. The
garrison numbers $500 men. The re-
inforcements sent by General Pavia de.
serted on the march. The Oarlists,
under. Seballo. recently defeated Go
vernment foroe, commanded by Oebni.
nelly, near Torneva. The lstter lost
several officers and twenty privates
killed. Cebninelty retrested TO BARGE
Iona. The insurgents aye rapidly organ.
izing their increasing forces in the
basque provinces. of Navarro. Alavia.
Catalonia. ValinciR and Arragon. The
army at Vittoria. formerly under COM
mand OF General Morriones, has been
reduced by desertions from $4,000 to
1000 men. It is reported that q Oarlist
band has penetrated to the vicinity of
Aranjuese, twenty eight miles South east
OF Madrid.
MADRID. March SIN the Assembly
to-day, bill was presented by Senor
CAstellar re-establishing the Spanish ls.,
cation at Bevne. The Imperial says q
column OF troops. while pursuing the
Carliata in the province of Serbia, sud-
denly mutinied, aud refused to continue
the pursuit. $500 o ~
LONDON, March 3.-Viscouut Enfield,
Under Secretary for the ForeiRl Depart.
ment. answering an inquiry from Mr..
Whitweil, stated that it was the unahi-
nous: opinion of the Cabinet that no
government admitting Of recognition
had been established in Spain. > It.,.I
The case Of. the. Memphis and FL Paso
Road bonds will be tried before the
Criminal Court on March 4 Fremont
and ai1 Others will be srraigued for the
fraudulent sale. of worthless bonds,
amounting to $6.O00.00O Fremont has
been cited, but cannot answer ON time.
LISBON. MarcG 3.-A boat belonging
to the Italian man of-war esoorting, hu1a-
deus, capsizsd. Eleven persons we're
drowned.
PARIS, March 3.-Thiers has issued
rigorous orders to prevent the intro
duction OF arms into Spain across the
French frontier. The Spanish mails are
several days behind time. The Fiqaro
reports that two bands of Oarlist insur.
gents have entered the province of
Madrid. '.@ - I'I'
HoaDoN, March 1T is reported that
the, frauds on tho Bank ,of England
amount; to So. 00l, 900, and, that Of this
amount $3.50, 900 was drawn upon jay
Cooke, ,MoCulloch & Co.; $500. 600 upon
Hothschilds, and. a large amount, exact
figures lnknnwn. upon the 5Barings,
some OF these houses are said to be
making strenuous efforts to suppress the
details Of the transactions. It is stated,
on what appears to be good authority,
that one of the members of the houae oil
Eothechilds went, to Newgate, to-day,
and had an interview with, ,Npyes, an
alleged accomplice OF the swindlers, and
startling revelations concerning their
operations were made; the nature OF
which is kept secrect TOR the present.
& Amsrlsaa mat&sts.
WASHINGTON. March 4.-The weather
is very cold. bat there was a fine DISPLAY.
The steamer Volunteer, ashora on
Hawk Beach. has gone to pieces. The
cargo is on tho beach. waiting shipment
for Wilmington.
The following is the inaugural address
OF the President:
FR1Low CITIZENS: Under Providence,
have been called secon! time to act
as Executive over this great nation. It
has been my endeavor in the past to
maintain all the laws, and, SO far as Law
in my power, to act for the best interests
OF the whole people. My best efforts
will be given in the same direction in the
future: aided, trust, by my four years
experience in tho Office. When my Arst
term of Office Of Chief Executive began.
the country had not recovered from the
efects of great internal revolution,
and three of the former States of the
Union had not been restored to their
Federal relations. It seemed to me thut
no new questions should be raised, 80
long % that condition of affairs existed.
Therefore, the past four years, 80 far as
could control events, have been con,
sumed) in the effort TO restore harmony.
public credit, commerce, and all the arts
ofpeace and progress.
1t is my firm conviction that the civil.