The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-27
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Foreign anair..

closed the session OF the German Parlia-
ment. He said he was commissioned to
express the regret OF the Emperor at his
absence. through indisposition, from
which, however, he wac glad to say. bis
Mojesty was surely recovering.
MADRID, June 25 The Colonial De.
partment is preparing new bill for the
abolition OF slavery in Cuba without in.
Jury to the interests OF owners.
The Colonel commanding the detsoh-
mont which was defeated in a recent en-
gagement with the Carliets, has been ar
rested and thrown into prison.
LONDON. June 25.-Two vessels, laden
with arms for the Oarlists in Spain, have
been detained at Plymouth by custom
authorities.
The Empress Augusta, in place of
William, who is sick, visited the Vienna
Exposition. She received cordial well
come.
The steamship Great E.stern, on
Wednesday noon, had 1855 miles paid
out. They hope to reach Hearts Con.
tent on Saturday.
PARIS, June 25.-The police have ar
rested Erust Lefevre, administrator, and
Al. Raphael, a member of the Commune.
PARIS, June 26.-The conservative Re-
publican journal, the NineteenM Century.
has been seized.
ROME. June 26.-Ex. Green Isabella
has taken her departure from this city.
She expressed herself highly gratif3ed
with her reception at the Vatican, where
she made lavish presents and contribu-
tions.
MADRID, June 26.-Senor Rubis has
been appointed Minister to London. in
place Of Don Maratz Pendergrast. In
his credentials, Senor Rubis is styled
Representative of Spain to England, f"
instead OF to her Majesty the Queen OF
England. ALI representatives of Spain
to the powers which have not recognized
the republic are similarly accredited
The Carlist leader Caballs lately had
three OF his officers shot, and has oon-
demned several others to death. It is
not known what incited Caballs to order
the executions.
The Impartial confirms the reported
victory by the Carlists, commanded by
Gen. Elio, over the Republicans, under
Gen. Neuvillas, on Sunday last, in Ma
varre. Col. Castanon, who commanded
the 1000 loyal troops, captured by the
insurgents, was killed, and son of Gen {.
Neuvillas was wounded. Gen. Neuvillas
rstreated with his defeated force to Tella
five leagues distant from the scene of
the battle. The Carlist leader Rodica
was killed In the engagement.
American Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-M G. Trout.
formerly member of Congress and a
prominent candidate last year for Co.
vernon OF Pennsylvania, dropped dead
this morning, from heart disease. He
was with thelPennsylvania press excur-
sion.
The commission to try the Modocs will
convene about the 4sh of July. and will
occupy four weeks.
Three cholera deaths occurred in Gin
cinnati, yesterday. Fears of an epidemic
have disappeared. Fourteen cholera in E.
terments yesterday at Memphis There
is cold rain falling.
Grant visited noted horse farm yes.
terday. and returned to Long Branch.
Secretary Richardson visited Grant at
Long Branch, Oil +oute from Boston. His
removal is not credited at the Treasury
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, Light TO fresh winds, mostly from
the Northeast and Southwest, and part.
ly cloudy weather, with probably rain
areas in Florida.
NORFOLK, Va, June 26-Baum's ship
ping warehouse. Groves planning mill
and several adjoining buildings, were
burned to-day; supposed inoendiary; loss
$50, 900.
ST. LOUIS. June 26.-Fagan & Nc.
Queens five.Btory pork packing estab.
lishment is burning; it contains 3,OO0,-
600 pounds OF pork. 1.40O live hogs in
tbs upper stories will be burned.
A Cincinnati letter says the cholera
has obtained an unmistakable footing in
that city.
NEW YORK.. June 26.-The Govern.
ment sold S1,5O0,0O0 in gold, at
lis 67.100.
Specie shipments to-day $7OO,O 600;
$500. 600 in gold coin; $500, 900 in gold
packing for shipment on Saturday.
A large number of the guns taken from
the militia barracks on Tuesday night
have been recovered by the police Of
ficers. Several persons, who are we'll
known as Fenians, informed the authori.
ties whore the arms could be found.
The Tribune to-day publishes letter
addressed to Secretary Fish by Hon.
Wm. Orsou, refuting Che allegations in
the letter Of Minister Schenck, that the
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