The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

MADRID, April 14.-There was great
excitement. In Barcelona. yesterday, in
eonsequenc Of the report that Carliss
force was approaching the oit7. volun.
obeyed the summons. It was soon ais.
covered that the report was untrue. and
the excitement subaided.
PARIS, April 14.-Despatches report
that the Oarlists who retreated from
telgee.ds sre in nriticsl position. =
Z. asa An.riean s1atsers.
CHAR1RsroN, April 14.-Arrived--
Steamship Georgia. New York; schooner
Asy5oysE New. York; schooner, A. Hay.
HAyAxA. April 1s.-Bidvell, the Al.
legged English torger, escaped from pr.
son half dressed. E'i- -
LFrT1n Rock, April 13.-White River
ts hfsy.six feet above low water marx.
Later dispatches say the river is report.
ed to be falling. ?@ce
WAsaNaroN. April l3.-Oaloial ad.
Woes fully confirm the dispatches Of last
night In all their details. The indigna-
sion 10 general, and orders for prompt
action and terrible punishment have
peen issued. Gen. Sherman has issued
Oanby. mn - :. -
SAN FaAso1soo. April 12.-When the
commissioners left the lava beds, orders
had just been issued for an ndyanoe
along the whole line. The pIan waa 10
advance slowly, taking everything as
they went, having water and ,proyisions
along with them, in case il may be two
days before the trouble 10 ended. Il is
presumed that the remains Of Gen.
Canby and Commissioner Thomas will
be forwarded to this place, and should
arrive Tomorrow. BY many persons, it
ts believed that the Modocs are utterly
desperate, and will fight till their last
man falls. and that they will not leave
the caves in the lava beds. By others. it
is believed that they have already made
theif escape, aud Will begin relentless
war upon all weak parties OF whites thev
encounter. 1t is supposed that Soar.
faced Charley and OurIy-head Doctor
were with the Indians who attacked Col.
Mason's position, and that this attack
was blind to attract Gen. Gillem from
the conference between Captain Jack and
his men and the Commissioners. 4, r.:
- SAN FRANCISCO, April Is. --Ou the IIth
OF March, large band Of f,Apaohes killed
three mon. The troops followed. Lient.
Rloe reports Hthe killing OF seventy.nina
warriors and capturing twenty.six women
ana children. Capt. Randall reports the
Al4in9 or seventeen warriors and, the
caPtunngo OF seven women. y t""s,'
KEY: WEST, April 14:-The steamer
Olty OF Dallas was brought into harbor.
she is not leaking aud departed for New
.. DETRoIT, MICH, April l4.AThe ri.
cb,she building was burned I'd. .day: loss
heazYf -Four bylihdat pressesiiin sii q fjre-
proof room escaped. The Iri5uns will
. be printed at present in the Free II ress
Office. 'r
TORONTO, Q. w., April 14.-Wm.. M:
iTeed arrived here on Saturday night.
y, Font WAYNE, IND, April l42St.
S1oseph's River and tributaries are still
rising: Bridges have been washed and
:. NRw' YJna, April 14.-Adyices from
the lava beds, early Sunday morning.
say there have been. no hostilities.
Meachaha' may recover. 2 bna'f.l3i
Two Germans, employed In the gas
works, were attacked by the strikers.
whose ring leader they shot. The Ger.
mans would have been killed, but the
police rescued them-arresting three
leaders OF the strikers. '1:f
~ Is stateo That the money Lenders OF
Wall street, in retaliation for threatened
nsury prosecutions, have combined to
withdraw funds, and refuse to lend at
any rate; d.
Train has summoned as witnesses, in
behalf OF bis sanity, nearly every states
man, duancier, editor and physician
hereabous. The examination viii be
continued tomorrow. '.,,l'-',.,,
Z: HAyANA, April 14.-Bidwell WAS oap.
tured twenty miles above the city. He
had 9 map Of the ,oity and country: he
refuses to say who aided him to escape.
ST.: LOUIS. April 14-The Missouri
Plsning Mill was burned to-day; loss
$4,000. t!@t .T.- N0'
WASHINGTON. April 14.-The Presi-
dent leaves on Wednesday for st. Louis.
Gen. JEFF. O. Davis succeeds CANDY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Un1rHn
sTATIs, WASHINGTON, D. O., April l2.
1873.-Gen. GiRen. Modoc Camp. Ola
Yreka. Cal.: Your despatch, announoine
the terrible loss to the country of Gen
Canby, by the perfidy Of the Modoo
band OF Indians, has been shown to the
President, who authorizes me to instruok
you to make the attack 30 strong and
persistent that their fate may 5e cor-
rroSa MIL