The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-08
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-S"s Nsous ooSEcSuEy uR6 Qlu6reO With
Don CARLOS and gone to France. Gen.
Menderie succeeds to his command.
8BER1N, October 6.-The residence
OF the son Of Count Won Arnim was
searched !ss. ovening by the police,
under the belief that letters to his
father from Prince Bismarck might be
concealed there, but the documents
we're not found. The son OF the
OoHn: is Lieutenant in the Dragon
Guards.
CoNsTANTINePLE, October 6.-The
Sultan. acting. it is learned, by official
authority. under the pressure Of EGG
land, has publicly recognized the right
of his nephew, Prince Murad, to sue
ceed him on the throne of Turkey.
LONDON, October 6.-The Marx
Lane Express has the following: The
week closed with considerable fall OF
rain. whioh has been long wanted to
lessen the effects of protracted
drought. Wheat is still declining,
though no carefully prepared state
ment has shown that the crop is much
above the average as to quantity or
quality. All advices from the CONT
nent report o decline in price. Arri-
walls at Odessa have been light and un.
satisfactory. It seems that No. l
wheat is expected from Egypt.
A Bucharest letter in the ANegen,eine
Zeitung oriticizes the American manner
of appointing Oonsuls, whose salaries
are betrayed from private sources.
The writer says that in 1866, HunRa.
rian emigrsnts in New York induced
the Washington Government TO ap.
point one OF their number to consu-
lar office, they paying his salary. in
order to avoid charge on the Unitsd
States Treasury, when the relation be-
tween the two countries justified no
such outlay. The Hungariaus called
this officer our Consul, bnt when Hun
gary and Austria became reconoiled.
this Office became superAuous, and the
post will probably be abandoned The
jews OF New York obtained Mr.. Piex-
otto's appointment. they paying his
salary. and an article ia the jewish
paper, published in New York, repre-
senting bin as only the protector OF
pereecuted Jews of Roumania, has
produced much Irritation in Bucharest.
The Roumanian Government claims
to have done all that was possible to
protect and improve the position of
the Jews, and the SUCCESS of it's efforts
are declared to be manifest n the ces-
sation of the exodus of the Jews, aud
in their steady immigration to Rouma-
MIA from Austria and Russia
LONDON, October 7.-At North.mp.
ton, yesterday evening, after the
declaration of the vote, mob of
Broadlaigh supporters attacked with
stones the hotel OF Fowler, the Libe-
raj candidate. The police were una ble
to qnell the disturbance. The Riot Act
was read, tho military called out aud
other assistance Summoned. In the
struggle which followed. many persons
were injured. At midnight, the town
was growing quiet.
PARIS. October 7.-Returns from
eighty departments show 1900 mem.
bers of the Councils General have been
elected-590 Republicans, $50 Mo.
anarchists, and 10 avowed Bonapartists
New elections will be required in thirty
districts-of which twenty are e1-
peoted to elect Republican candidates.
MADRID, October THE French
Minister has had conference with
Sagosta and explained to him that the
sentiments of the French Government
are opposed to the Carlists and in full
sympathy with the Spanish Govern.
ment. A bark laden With arnns &C.. TIC
Carlists has been seized at Santander.
The Carlist band has been defeated at
Campillo, with twenty. seven killed.
seventy.seven wounded and many pri.
soners.
BERLIN. October THE petition OF
Ameins' family for his release was re.
fused.
MILAN. October 7.-President Thiers
arrived here, yesterday, and addressed
the French residents last evening. he
said the establishment Of a republic
should not be disparaging to the rest
of Europe. He believed general
election would give about fifty adai-
tional Bonapartist members to the
Assembly.
LONDON, October Tt is rumored
that the Emperor William. who ia at
Baden. is greatly surprised at the
Count von Arnim's arrest, and has
demanded the reason therefor.
BERLIN, October 7.-Count Won
Arnim's family have been informed
that his imprisonment is not intended
as a punishment, and he will be re-.
leased on the restoration of doon M epts
detained by him.
BAYoNNE, October 1.-The Carlist
official journal states that Don Carlos
was at the head of his army yesterday,
in good health. Dorrsgarry has leave