The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-01
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ported TINT Marshal MaoMabon will 70.
tain the Presidency but six months
longer, when he will resign and return
to the command OF the army. It is con-
sidered certain that the republican form
OF government will be succeeded by a
monarchy, and it is deemed essential
that MacMahon, who possesses great in
duence with the army, should be in COM
maud upon tho occasion OF the change.
The extreme Left have determined to
agitate the question of the dissolution of
the Assembly iu the provinces during
the recess.
MADRID. July 30 a larg. British
feet is expected OFT the Spanish coast
It is reported that the insurgents are
driven from Maredeas. The insnrgent
committee OF public safety, at Cartha-
gepa, announce that medal Of honor
and pension will be given to oil pcrsons
who take up arms IN their cause The
authorities in Navarro have expelled ITO
members of the International Society
from that town. a proposition ia mooted
to cede to Franco all Of the provinces OF
Navarro lying North OF the River Erro
MADRID, July 3l.-A despatch hos
been received from Seville announcing
that the insurgents have set fire to that
city in four different places, by means Of
petroleum.
: MADRID. July 81. The refusal of the
authorities of Almeria to comply with the
demand of Gen. Contreras, for the con-
tribution of 5000 pesesas, was followed
ny an, attack upon the city by the in sur.
gent feet. After two hours firing, the
insnrrectionists made an attempt to dis
embark, but were repulsed by tho 10.
tional forces, and retreated to their yes
sells. The women and children were left
at Merla before the attack commenced,
and the town wa3 occupied only by the
Republican troors, who determined to
maintain desperate resistance.
The Cortes resolved to proceed imme.
diately with the consideration Of bills
providing for new loan for national
armament and the suppression OF the
right OF pardon by the President
The civil Governor of Barcelona has
seized newspaper in that city for en-
deavoring to incite mutiny among the
national troops stationed there.
BAYoSSE. July 81 DIN CArlvs has
entered Biscay.
American sInsser.
New York, July 30-ll P. NJ The
large Government warehouses on Church
and Greenwich streets are burning
The Western Union Tele ,raph Com
pany's shop may go. II is i'll the same
building.
ConuMBus. ONO. July 80. To day
tie new party peoples convention as.
sembled ut II A. M., at Ambo's Hall,
and was called to order by the Hon. T.
%. Cunningham, the leader of the Allen
County movement, who made Il spirited
speech explanatory of the movement.
In the course of his remarks, he said
both the prominent parties wero in such
condition as to make new party an
absolute necessity for the protection of
the. people. Neither of the present
parties can accomplish the needed re-
forms; one will not. and tile other cat
not help the people. Corruption was
rampant in all departments OF the Co.
vernment, and it was high time the peo-
PIE took the management of their own
affairs into their own hands. The Hon.
George T. Pugh, Of Cincinnati, was
chosen temporary chairman. He suid
that although he was Democrat of the
deepest dye, he vas willing to join hands
with all honest men to stop stealing in
high and low places.
LYNcHBuRo, July 31.-R NJ. Hughes
has been nominated for Governor by the
H'oPaohoon SouvoutlouS ". +. 1t3mHuell
for Lieutenant. Governor; Daniel Faltz
Tor Attorney.General.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The steamship
City of New York, built for the New
York and Mexican line, 2, 400 tons, was
launched yesterday.
The police last night made raid on
the notorious gambling house of Fatty
Walsh. arrested five of the attachees Of
the place, and seized the lay out, deal.
ing box, checks, cards, &c.
Weather clear and hot. Six sun-strokes
yesterday.
The Government has commenced suit
against Downing j. Co., glass importers,
for S75. 900, alleged violation OF revenue
laws.
MEMPHIS. July 31.-NIrs. AIoore and
her nephew have been discharged.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-A negro was
shot dead in Mason County, for rape.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, July $3.50
oranges are in session here, to organizs
State Grange. The reports indicate n
large crop OF cereals.
CoLUMDCs. July 3l.-TLe PEOPLES
Convention nominated Isaac Collins,