The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-01
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ting of the International Conference
was held yesterday. All the members
signed the protocol. except the dele.
gates from Great Britain and Turkey,
who postponed attaching their sigma
lures.
MADRID. August 29.-Over 200 Carl
ists were killed aud Inany wounded in
the attacks on Puigoerda. The Re.
publican garrison have nineteen bar
rels of dynamite, with which they will
blow mp the place if the Carlists sue
oeed in carrying it. A force OF the
Oarlistu entered Callaborra; twenty
four miles Southwest of Logovno, on
the 25th instant, and sacked houses,
levied contributions Of $4,000 upon
the clergy, shot four volunteers, freed
the convicts and burned the railway.
LONDON, August 3l.-Quarantine
regulations have been put In force at
Queenstown, which will cause great
hindrance to commerce. All persons
are prohibited from ieaving or embark
ing on vessels from ports in America,
the West Indies, the Mediterranean
and the Black Sea. until it is ascer-
tanned that such vessels have clean
bill of health.
The Great Eastern, up to yesterday
{SundHy) noon, had paid out CAT nau-
tical miles Of the Anglo-Amerioan Com
pany's new cable, aud all was going on
we'll.
The ship Sierra Nevada. bound for
San Francisco, was burned ut sea.
Crew saved.
PARIS. August 30 The sale of the
London Hour in France is prohibited,
in consequence Of the publication of
letters written by Baz ,ine. The French
authorities have disarmed Carlist bat
talon which vas operating ugaiust
Puycerda for entering French territory.
The Oarlists have since been mole cir
cumspeot.
TsioRrADhic--amc mcrican nIntinr..
CANTON, Pa, August 29.-Albert
Brown, negro. last night outraged q
girl aged seven years, named Green
leaf, cnt her throat from ear to eur,
and then jumped in front of passing
train. breaking both his legs. He is
now in custody here.
MEMPHIS. August %. A large in
dignation meeting was held at the ex-
position building last night. Speeches
were made by Ex-Governor Harris, of
Louden. O. Haynes Duncan, ex-Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis. chancellor Nor
gan, B. M. Estes. General Forrest and
Others, all denouncing the slaughter OF
the negro prisoners ut Trenton. The
committee reported resolutions con-
demning the outrages, and calling for
the punishment of the members. nnd a
copy of the resolutions was sent to
Governor Brown, and asking that the
powe of the State be exercised in dis.
covering and bringing to justice tho
assassins. The meeting was enthusi.
astic and composed of the leading oiti.
:zens.
WASHINGTON. August 29.-The re-
oepts from internal revenue to-day were
S277, 766. 45; the amount of national
bank note currency received at the trea-
snry to- day. for redemption, foots mp
1851. l56; the total to date aggregates
81, sos. 252.15.
NEW YORK, August 80. Justice
Bradley, of the Supreme Court of the
United States. issued day an order
removing the present receivers, and
authorizing the trustees of the first
mortgage bonds OF the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad to take posses.
sion Immediately; also, TO sell the road
for their benefit. subject to the court
certificates aud charges.
The sixty days notice at the Freed
anan's Savings Bank expired yesterday.
but the affairs remain unchanged, and
the business is still suspended. The
commissioners to wind up it's affairs
ore busily engaged collecting the assets
and loans OF the bank. They declare
that when twenty per cent. is collected
q adividend will be paid to the depositors.
A special from The Wichita Agency
says the fighting with the Kiowas,
which began three weeks ago. was con-
tinued in a desultory manner until the
morning Of the 25th, when the Indians,
in bands ranging from 6fty to FIVE hun
dred, made series Of dashes ON Gen.
Davidson's outposts, and set fire to the
prairie to destroy the buildings OF the
agency; but all their attempts we're
defeated, and they fed westward, car
rying off their killed and wounded.
The fire, which sometimes was as high
as the tree tops, was subdued after
great efforts by the troops, and the
buildings we're saved. Gen. Davidson
has induced the friendly Caddoes,
Wichitas. Comanches and other tribes
to return to thoir reservations. Two
additional companies arrived ut Wiohi-
ia on the 25th. and q vigorous and
eleepless policy against the hostile In-