The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-25
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ment has adVlCes OF tho defeat by the
republican troops OF the united band OF
Carlists. under their leaders Elio, Dorre-
garay and Ollo. The insurs euts lost go
killed and 800 wounded.
It was officially announced this morn.
ing that the republican troops in the
North, under General Nouvilla4 defeat
ed q force OF Oarlists. on Friday last, in
dioting severe loss. =
rious disturbances in Bsroei0nsta-tho
suburbs OF this oity--yes,erday. Some
men OF the garrison, to the number OF
twenty-five CT thirty, being drunk ID the
streets, interfered, with 6e towns people,
occaeioning conflict, in which weapons
were drawn on either side. Some Of the
drunken soldiers were arrested. Their
comrades threaten to rescue them, and
further rioting is feared.
American Marters
CHARLESTON, June a Arrived.
Steamships Ashland, Philadelphia; Fall
con, Baltimore; Charleston. New York.
C1No1NSATI, June 24.-The tobacco
warehouse OF DR.. 3. r. W. Thomas, in
the Southerly outskirts OF Covington.
Ky., containing about o.ooo pounds of
tobacco, loose and in hogsheads, was
burned early this morning. The tobacco
was valued at about $50, 900; insured for
$4,000, mostly in local companies. The
building was valued at Sl2, 1000, and IN.
insured.
EvANsvIILE. June 24.-T..e report OF
the health officers shows that seven cases
OF cholera have occurred in this city since
the disease first appeared, two weeks ago.
The investi cation shows there have been
several deaths out of the above number.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Tne Walworth
murder Trial opened this morning. The
court WAS crowded. Young Walworth's
mother and two Of his younger brothers
sat near him; also, Rev. Mr. Backhouse.
Presbyterian minister, and the husband
Of Mrs. Walworsh's sister. Several friends
OF the family were also in the court room.
The work OF getting jury has been COM
menoed.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The following
deaths are reported: Nashville, 81;
whereof % are colored. Cincinnati, s.
The deaths reported at the health Office
at Memphis show that the cholera is die.
appearing. Wheeling. one death.
Senator West. to-day, called upon
General Humphreysr Ohief of the Engi-
neers, and ascertained that the Chief En-
gineer is favorably impressed with the
report of Major Howell on the Fort St.
Phillip Canal. It being matter of such
magnitude, however. the project will be
submitted to o Board OF Engineers for
their opinion. A final report from Gen.
eral Humphreys may be looked for when
Congress oonvenes.
NEW ORLEANS, Ju.e "a The jury in
the alleged attempt to vacate the Louisi-
ana gubernatorial chair consists of two
white and ten black. kellogg himself ia
on the witness stand.
New YORK, June 4.-Superintenden
Matsell has warrants for the arrest of
members OF the ring under recent indiot-
ments. They will probably be served
to-day. ~
The Janiata sails to-day in search of
the Polaris, with abundant coal and pro-
visions.
The Board of Health is taking every
precaution against cholera. Residents
OF damp cellars are compelled TO vacste.
at q special meeting OF the Association
OF Donnaromma. an Italian society, last
evening, resolutions we're passed calling
upon the American Government to atom
the inhuman traffic in italian children.
The other Italian societies are expected
to unite in this call upon the Govern.
ment.
COLUMBUS, OH1o, June 24.-In the
case OF the exclusion of the Bible from
the common schools in Cincinnati. the
Supreme Court to-day decided that the
school board had the right to pass reso-
luton to exclude not only the Bible and
singing, but religious instruction, and
the court has no authority to interfere
with their discretion in the exercise of
this power.
WASHINGTON. June 24-The Shah of
Persia will not visit America; it is too far
National banks are required to report
their condition to the 18Th of June.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, gentle and fresh winds, mostly
from the Southeast and South west,
partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain areas. For the Gulf States, East of
the Mississippi, partly, cloudy weather
and light to fresh winds. fE
The President has recognized Wash.
ington Booth as Consul OF Peru at Dal.i.
more.
Twelve months ago. OIL increase over
the previous year in the cotton area was
reported in every State. An increase
over that OF last year is now reported in
every State. The per centape OF inorease