The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-13
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St1u OuAfeSoaty Dlii. LIE Hg6ult OF the
division was announced ar follows: For
the bill; 284; againat, It, 287-majority
a8alnst y. =. The announcement Of the
adjourned until Thursday. ~. -
Q p. .M.-Gladstope waited ,on har
Majesty Queen Victoria, ,cat Buckingham
Palace, at noon, to-day TO tender his
resignation. It 10 probable that Mr..
OtsraeE will be summoned to form new
Ministry. ,,.u.i',.l
The scene in:the' House, ofa Commons,
last night. whom the defeat Of the Minis,
try ON tho Irish University bill was
ann0npced. Is .indescribsble. The ex-,
citement in the gallery and on the floor
was intense; while the opponents Of the
measure INDUCED in tumultuous cheers
over its rejection. Among the distin-
gulshed peraopages and strangers in the
gallery, which was crowded during the
debate,3 were. the, Prince of Wales,
Princess Louise and Prince Ohristian.
The Scotch and Walsh members sup.
ported the bill The Catholics wore
unanlnnous in their opposition to 1t.
After the announcement OF the result:
Gladstone arose, and said: ''The vote
Just given ts certainly Of a grave .oharao-
ter. As the House never wishes to con
sAAS4S Ato AOAA0CAagAVAo WHO'LL VIC 61l866QC6
OF the Government is in dopht; T move
an adjonfnmant until Thursday" The
motion: was! car1is In consequence OF
the lste; hour at which tho result was
rescheG she editorial comments of the
London morning journals are meagre
and restrained. .1t.
The Irish University bill did not re-.
ceive the vote OF q single Consefvatiye
member OF the House of Commons.
Forty,seven Liberals, OF whom thirty.
six werc Irishmen, voted against the
btll. Fifteen irish members voted for
1t. Seventeen members Of the House.
including DR.. Isaso Bull. member for
Limerick, were absent. Forty members
participated in the debate. The Right
Hon. John Bright, jacob Bright, his
brother, and the Marquis Of Lorne, sup
ported the Government.
MADRID. March lathe Assembly.
yesterday, defpiGvely sanctioned tha
bill introduced BY the Government, sus-
pending its sittings, and convoking
Constituent Cortes. on the first of May.
Senior Martos, President OF the Assem-
bly,, and Senior Lopez, the Secretary,
have reaigned. Senior Martos. in tender
ing1his resignation. made statement that
the ACT was caused solely by ill health.
The debate on the Porto Rico abolition
Dill has been resumed in the Assembly:
PAR1s. March 12.-Letters from the
frontier give particulars of an engage.
ment'in Spain between bands Of Carlists
under Sorueta, and force of Spanish
Government troops, The insurgents,
who were entrenched. on the heights of
Orjaroun, were attacked by the national
troops, resulting in defeat Of the Go
vernment force, which was compelled to
retreat, with loss of 100 men. Soru.
eta vas mortally wounded. The Spanish
commander, In his official report of the
engagement, claimed that the Oarlists
were defeated.
BHRIn, March 12.-The German Par
lament convened in this city, to-day.
His Majesty. Emperor William opened
the session In person. In his speech, he
believed that the negotiations now in
progress would result in the entire
evacuation Of France by the German
troops at an earlier day than had been
heretofore expected.
American matters.
CHARLESTON, Maroh 12.-Arriyed-
Steamships Champion, New York; Sea
Gull. Baltimore; Equator, Philsdelphia.
WAsHINaToN. March 12.-There was a
run on the Washington City Savings
Bank, yesterday. growing. it is said. out
OF the threat Of the Comptroller of the
Currency to withdraw the charter, for
technical violations OF the law. The
bank yesterday paid 1,70O of its 5000
depositors, and 1t is we'll fortified this
morning. There is little or no excite.
ment about the other banks. There are
probably fifty oolored people in the
Freedmen's Savings Bank, but there is
no excitement.
CONCORD. March 12-2 A. M.-Re.
turns from 141 towns show q net loss for
Republioans OF about 900. There is
probability of no election of Governor
by the people. No figures on the CON.
gressional vote can be given, as they
have not been returned. Democratic
candidates are undoubtedly elected from
each OF the three districts-E. n. Hib.
bard from the First; Samuel N. Bell
from the Second, and 81. w. Parker
from the Third. In the Legislature, the
Republicans will have strong majority,
and also majority in the Senate and
Council.
2.30 A. M.-Returns from 145 towns
give Straw, Republican, 27,476; Weston,
Democrat. "a, ,459; Blackmer, 1854; Ma.
kn2s Roorh1soo~