The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-15
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stFeess. n' .Ss Troops are guarding The palaoe
MADa1D. February IA. council Of
A1in1sters' Was held yesterday. One of
she htst aots Of the new Government was
20 issue decree for the, pardon of, ,seye-
kal men who were sentenced to be exc
o9ted as Barcelona, to-day 9euor Gas
seilar. Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is
nov engaged in preparing Q manifesto,
wnlch Will be. sent to the different
.eoseisn powers. explaining the policy ,pf
system OF arming the people to repel the
invasions by Caflist bands will be largely
developed by the Government. y
VERSAILLES, February 14.-At meet
ing, last night, OF the Deputies in the
Erenoh National Assembly belonging to
che party OF the Left, resolutions were
adopted, congratulating the Republicans
OF Spain upon the establishment of a
Spanish Republic.
Lisbon, February 14-The Portuguese
dovernment has been warned that agents
are at work with view to start Repub.
lican movement in this country.
E1-King Amadeus reached this CITY
this morning. and proceeded to the pa
lace prepared for him. No intimatlon
was given as to the time OF his departure
Tor Italy. a squadron OF italian naval
vessels is momentarily expected to arrive
in the Tagus.
ROME, February IA ministerial
crisis is impending here.
American Matters,
WASHINGTON. February 14.-No Lou.
isiana despatch asking Federal advice re-
gardlng compromise has been received
mp to noon. Packard favors q oompro-
mise in behalfe Of the Republicans.
Mcmillan, the fusion Republican, in
cllnes to new election. Warmoth is
regarded as free lancer; he don't care.
Inc pure Democracy has no representa-
tive here.
New ORLEANS. February 14.-The Re.
publican Legislature agreed to make a
Legislature from those reported elected
BY both boards, provided the national
legislature ooncuts. The Los Ariadne,
1som New York to New Orleans, is re-
ported lost. All hands saved.
:. SAN FRANCISCO. February 1.-THE
steamer Nevsdsis is fifteen DAYS oYer-dne
from Anstralia.
WAaMHaroN. February 14-Evenine.
Ihe status Of persons representing the
Louisiana factions here was loosely
stated IN the noon report. It is as fol-
LOWS; Marshal Packard is opposed to the
proposition OF the fusionista. He would
stke 20 have all the fusionista returned
py both boards take their seats, and that
any fusion member wrongfully excluded
~ che Kellogg board should be seated.
Gov. ,Warmoth and Gen. MCMILLAN, who
nave made manly fight for the McEn-
cry interest, favor. first, the recognition
of that Government and the seating of
she Senators elected by the fusion Legis.
iatqra. Failing ip this. they favor new
Legislature, comPosed of State Senators
holding over and Senators and members
declared elected by both boards; the Le-
glslatnre thus organized to take the Off.
cial returns and fill vacant seats; and
this Legislature shall decide who is Go
vernon and Lieutenant Governor. Fail
Ing in this, Gov. Warmoth and Gen.
MoMillan favor an appeal to the people
OF Louisiana. under Federal auspices.
FL. Gov. Warmoth and Hon. W. Z.
MCMILLAN received to-day the following
despatch, from prominent fusionist:
NEW ORhRAHs, February 14.-The Re-
publloans have not accepted the PROPOSE
ton OF the fusionists, to organize on a
OASIS OF members returned by both
boards, provided it be approved by the
National Administration. Nothing lint
dictation from the Administration to the
Repablicans to this effect would insure
such compromise. The fusionists pro-
pose that, in the event of compromise,
the Legislature will declare. without any
pre- arrangement or otherwise, who is to
be Governor. Both parties claim, in the
event OF compromise, the majority in
the Legislature
Hon. W. l.. Mcmillan has also re.
oeived the following, from u prominent
Kellogg Republican,:
NEW ORLEANS. February 14.-The
mooted proposition is, that those mem
bers entitled to seats come into our
house, and that sufficient number of
the lower house to make majority with
them, pledge Themselves to 20 for re-
forms and the seating OF those who are
entitled to seats. This plan does not in.
clHde the Senate.
United States Marshal Packard has re-
ceived the following, from Kellogg Re-
publican:
NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-At
CAUCUS, our members asked the Demo.
Gratis legally elected to take seats at the
State House. No other compromise is
thought Of; nor is it likely another meet
ing will be held.
The Senate re.affirmed it's decision to
eyclQda frOn iooo n ~, n 4 l.,