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

by the NaliShsl Asss smbly, Ia partioipa-
shon in the e.inSurreCttoAgo OF The Jom,
mune, will not lake place until after the
! case of, Marshal Bazains is disposed Of
II is also rstatedstin the same despatch
that the letter purporting to be from tile
Duo de Br0glie to an English diplo-
matist. giving the reasons for the over
throw OF Thiefs. which, was lately pub
1ished, in 3 New, York journal. is apocry-
2 An-nnusually large meeting was held
at Dublin Yesterday; ;lh favor Of the re-:
lease Of the Fenian prisoners.
BERLIN, September 6.--The statement
which recently appeared in American
newspapers thpt Germany intends pur-
chasing LDwet California from Mexico
iswithontt foundations saae5
MApRm. Septomber 6.-In the session
Of the C0rtes. to-day, Senior CASTELAR,
further demanded as conditions upon
which he would aooept Office. that he be
SIapoTefeaa.s.o increase tho army, pur-
chase 500, 900 rifles, organize the militia
and impose forced loan, or be fur
nished the means by which he can
obtain soc, ,O00, 600 reals to meet the ex-
penses OF the war against the Carlist
and Intransigente Insurgents. He also
demanded authority to suspend oonsti-
tutional guarantees and deprive ayunta-
mientoes Of powers they now exercise,
wheh, in his Judgment, such measures
become necessary. The Cortes unapi-
mously voted to confer all the powers
demanded. Senior Martos has arrived
in Madrid.
MADRID, September 8.-The new Mi.
nistry is announced to-day. Il is con-
stituted as follows: CASTELAR,, President.
without portfolio; Caraial, Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Berges, Minister OF
Justice; Pedrogal, Minister OF Finance;
Cervera. Minister of Public Works;
Lieut.. Gen. Sanchez Bregna, Minister
Of War; Oriero, Minister of Marine;
Moi1onave, Minister of the Interior;
Zoleor. Minister of Colonies.
MADRID, September 8.-The Cortes,
to-day, elected CASTELAR, President. He
received 133 votes. against 67 for Pi y
Margall. Marshal Serano has arrived
in Madrid. The leaders of the insurrec-
ton in Cartagena have sent q cOmmuni-
cation to Admiral Yelvertop, protesting
against the sending of the spanish fri.
gates to Gibraltar.
LONDON, September SO A. MA
special from Berlin to the London
Hour says the Prussian Government has
decided to recognize Bishop Reinkenz.
Baden and Bavaria will follow the ex-
ample Of Prnssia ~ 81 y IS. ,
A demonstration in favor OF the rights
OF laboring men was made in the South
OF London on Saturday There was
large procession and meeting, at which
6,000 weie present.
The Spanish correspondent of the
Standard states that five men, sent from
Madrid to asssssinate Don Carlos. have
been niexecnted &c Estella.s 4 II
The. Republican are casting guns for
the defence Of San Sebastian.
BARCELONA. September 8-The Car
lists are threatening the town of. Olot.
In the province of Genoa.
MADRID. September 8.-President
Castelar, has determined to make su-
preme effort to crush the Oarlists and
1ntransigente insurrectionists. He has
decided TO- call into active service against
the insurgents 150, 600 men of tho army
OF reserve and 100000 of the militia.
He believes that with this force. it will
be possible to establish order in the
country before spring. The number OF
CarlBtinsntgents,.n notwithstanding their
recent success, has. been considerably re-
duced lately, and they are now capable
of engaging in unimportant skirmishes
only. Seaor Olozaga has arrived in this
city. and Senior Sagasta is expected to
reach here to-day.
.TeleEraphic-Ameri Matters,
HALIFAX, N. g., September ALI of
the Liverpool, United States and Labra.
dor feet J, have. arrived except the
echooner Nova Scotia, Cor whose safety
much anxiety is manifested.
Additional particulars of the recent
disastrous storm on the coast have come
to hand. It is estimated that thirty
vesselsi with all hands, were lost in
North Bay alone. OF this number, the
names Of only three American schooners
have been ascertained. They are theJ.
s. Starr, Charles @. Doane and Carrie
Erich. The loss of property on shore
is immense. In Cape Breton, those
farmers who have lost their barns will
have difficulty in saving their crops, aud
are afraid that there will be starvation
among the fishermen. It is probable
oven among the farmers. who sustained
heavy losses by The gale. There will be
suffering the country will not get over
for years. On the Nova Scotia side of
the Straits of Kanzo, all the wharves
between Port Mulgrave and Sand Point