The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-03
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sSssss.s hSns.S hsys y 6 sd from a,ts Gs5
from Gen. Ohmpae upon HE Insurgents.
The provisions Of the rebels in the town
are nearly exhausted, and the Iasl are
.marauding in the shops and priyatc
" houses to obtain food. 4
LONDON. September 1.-The Globe, of
this evening, says the Ministry is deter
mined ito. submitss 4 ststemsnt .of the
budget to Parliament, early next session,
on Q basis of the, abolition OF the in.
come tax, on which, if the House re-
fuBen to snstain, them. they will appeal
to the country.
BAYoNNR, September 2.-The Carlists
claim that the Spaniards on the island
! Of. Cubai are, contributing l;berally OF
. their meaas ior the support OF the cause
of Don Carlos. It is reported here that
5000 Darlists are marching against the
town Of Ternel. the capital of the pro-
vince OF TeFnel.. in Aragon.
PARIS. September 2.-Cholera has
made its appearance among the troops
quartered at Havre, having been COM
municased, it is thought, by German
emigrants, en- route to the United States.
The fashionable loungers at Trouyille
are much alarmed, and are leaving ra-
pidly.
The Paris Figaro publishes proposal
to the Royalists of France to subscribe
money to rebuild the palace of the Tuil-
leries. The editor of the Figaro oilers
to head the subscription with contri-
button of $4,000.
LONDON, September 2-Acconnts
have been received of an accident on
the Luxemberg Railroad. by. which
eight we're killed and fifteen hurt.
A report is current on Exchange here
that the municipal authorities of Mad
rid have raised the red flag OF the Com
mune on the town ball, and that tho
military have discovered q secret depot
OF arms. ammunition hnd petroleum be-
longing to the Internationals. The,
Nrumors are not generally credited.
Vice Admiral Ya:verton has taken the
iron:clads AimHnsia and Victoria from
the hafborof Carthagena, and sent them
to Gibraltar. The insurgents made no
attempt to prevent the vessels from go.
ing.
The Times of thia morning has addi-
tional details concerning the affair be.
tween Vice Admiral Yelyerton and the
Carthagena insurgents, in relation to
the removal Of the iron -olads Almnnsia
and Victoria. After che Admiral's mott.
fcation that at theSexpiration OF forty,
hours he should take che vessels ont OF
the harbor, the insnrgent innta pro.
posed that he should pledge his faith
for his Governmentthat they would be
held at Gibraltar, and not turned over
! TO the Madrid Government. This pro-
,position, vas tejeoted, and the British
.41mmander informed the iunta that he
lWoald ltaket the vessels TO Gibraltar, and
thenrecommend to his Government shat
they te not surrendered until the affairs
ipSt CafthhRena Nre settled, but deolihed
tt9 give Dis personal, guaranteed, At this,
the ihsurgent' leader became very much
e1asperated, and the junta issued orders
to the eonmanders.o of rebel vessels to go
down the pay prepared to resist by force
theremoval OF the iron.olads. The Eng
lish Consul prepared to leave Carthage
ma. A conflict seemed unavoidable.
This was the condition Of affairs when
she correspondent sent the dispatches
published this morning; probably to. the
3lst ol. August. To-day brief telegram
from Msdrid announces that Vice Ad-
natral Yelyerton has taken the vessels,
and that there was no conflict. Whether
tho inapEgent leaders abandoned their
extreme position, or in what manner the
trouble was avoided. is not yet known.
Socialist troubles of q serious nature
have broken ont in Andalusia, in the
neighborhood OF the town of Seimana.
The9arm laborers have banded together
for the purpose Of demanding and en-
deavoring to force q division Of pro.
perty. They have burned forty farm
houaes, and killed those who oppose
them, and committed other e1cesses.
Some OF the rioters have been arrested.
Telsgraphic-Ainerica Matters.
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Arrived
-Steamers Charleston, New York; Ash.
land, Philadelphia.
BosroN, September 2.-The Fall
River, Denham, Yarmouth, Harwich,
Pittsheld and Holyoke delegates are for
Washburn; Maiden and Northampton
for Butler. The list now stands: Butler
137; Washburn &c.
TORONTO, September 2.-The Marine
and Fishery Department have received q
despatch from Magdalene Island, stat
ing that fifty vessels, American and Bri.
tish, were wrecked in the gale OF the
els! ultimo.
CLEVELAND, September 2.-The steam
er Jay Cooke ran down q yawI contain
ing nine persona. Four were drowned.
LEXINGTON, KY, September 2.-The