The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-29
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stitnent Committee OF the Oortes have
drawn up new Constitution. which en-
bodies the following provisions: The
Constituent Oortes is TO appoint Presi-
dent OF the republic, who shall appoint
PRESIDENT Of the Executive Council.
The latter shall nominate Ministers. who
must be confirmed by the Cortes. The
people shall elect members OF Congress
ana provisional assemblies members of
the Senate. The penal code is to apply
eq rally throughout the republic.
DAYoNEE, June 27.-The Oariists in
Bnbas are impressinR able.bodied m an
into their ranks, and seizing all the arms
they can find. Roinforcements are
landing. and general rising in their
favor is anticipated in Biscay next Sun
day.
LONDON. June 27.-The Daily Neps
reports that the Russian Commission for
the development of commerce in Asia
proposes an extension of the Pothi and
Ttftas Railway to Bakn. Russian town
on the West shores of the Caspian Sea,
and then to Teheran. the capital of Per-
sia. The Ners regards tho enterprise as
q formidable attempt to paralyze British
commence in the East.
The Emperor William has recovered.
The new Russian court for the admins
tratlon. OF the ecclesiustic law has been
formed BY royal decree, composed Of
eleven judges. five of whom are Roman
Catholics. The Archbishop of Cologne
and his suffrages have been summoned to
explain their reasons for exoommunicat-
ing two priests who joined the old
Catholic organization.
MADRID, June 2S.-Senor Mergall hos
form a nf "a.
which is constituted as follows: President
of the Council and Minister of the In
terror, Magal; Minister of FOREIGN
Affairs, Maisonave; Minister of War.
Geo. Gonzales; Minister OF Finance.
Carvajal; Minister of Justice, Berges:
Minister of Marine, Aurich; Minister of
Colonies, Soroni.
MADRID. Juns 28.-A column OF Re.
publicans, under Oastanon, was surprised
on Thnrsday last. in Navarro, BY the
Carlists. and fed in great disorder to
Pampeiuna. Upon their entrance into
that city, the inhabitants rose against
them, crying, "Death to Nouvilla!" It
is believed the Government will super
sede Gen. Nouviilas as commander in
chief of the army of the North. The
Government troops. under Geo. Cobri-
nety, have defeated band of Carlists,
commanded by Don Alphonso.
LONDON. June 2S.-Despatches from
Penang say the Dutch Government.
with the view of terminating hostilities
with Achene, has made an offer to the
Sultan, to pay the expenses thus far in
CURED in the war; to rebuild the MOSQUE
burned by the Dutch troops; to acknow-
ledge the independence of the Sultan.
and to abstain from interference with
Mohammedanism. In return, Holland
asks that certain privileges be granted to
Dutch traders at Achen eese ports.
MADRID. June 28.-Senor Auriob, who
was yesterday appointed Minister of,AIa-
rine. has resigned his portfolio. Senor
Pi J Msrgall. in announcing to the
Cortes the retirement of Aurich, asked
the Deputies to refrain from interpella-
tions. on account Of the withdrawal of
Minister Of Marine. The remainder of
the Cabinet have not been confirmed.
and crisis in the Government oonti.
nuea. A motion in the Cortes, that the
body be constituted o Committee of
Public Safety, was rejected.
BERKSHIRE. SCOTLAND, June 2S.-
Miller (LiberaD has been elected to the
Commons by fourteen majority.
VIENNA, June 28.-Anarchy prevails
In the Turkish Province OF Bosnia,
caused by the persecution OF the Christ
ians by the Mohammedans. In one
district of the province, 27O Christians
have been murdered within the past
si1 weeks, and the perpetrators of the
crime remain unpunished. No efforts
have been made to secure their arrest.
The foreign representatives in Turkey
demand an investigation, and have
called upon the authorities to afford pro.
lection to the persecuted people. The
murders have greatly alarmed the
Christians in the province, and many are
emigratiDg.
American Matters
CHARLESTON, June 2S.--Arrivei-.
Brig Mary Z. Dana, New York; schoon-
er j. 2. Wyman, Boston; steamship
South Carolina, New York.
SAN Francisco, June 27.-Tho follow
ing despatch was received from Yreka.
California, June 20: Col. Elliott, First
Cavalry, and Maj. Curtis, Judge Adyo.
cate, arrived here last night. and pro.
ceeded to klamath this evening. Col.
Elliott will be senior officer on the mill
tary commission to try tho Modocs, as
Col. Grange, Twenty. first Infantry, has
been excused on acoonnt of ilIpaoo Tho