The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-14
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MADRID, juno l2.-Senor Sabala.
President OF the Ministry, has author
lied the Generals commanding the
national forces in the North to grant
pardons to the Carlists who give in
their submission to the Government.
Senor Mentillo, whose appointment
as Minister to the United States was
some time ago announced, and after.
wards contradicted, has been ordered
to proceed to Washington without
delay.
The Oarlists have shot two officers
who mutinied at Durango.
RoME, June 12.-The American pill
grims and leading members of the So
oiety for the Promotion of Catholic In
terests in the United States met to-day
at the Palace Of Cardinal Baroness
The Oardiual made an address prais.
ing the pilgrims for their zeal and
courage, and distributed certificates OF
membership OF the society. Prince
Lanoellotti welconel the new mem
bers, and Bishop Dwenger returned
thanks. The pilgrims have presented
to the Pope $l00,0G in money. be-
sides Golfer OF gold nuggets from
American mines. They leave Rome on
the Goth Instant.
PARIS, June 13.-In the Assembly,
to-day, the second reading of the mu.
nicipal electoral bill WAS concluded. l..
Nj. DE Melville. Of the Left Centre,
asked the Government to inform the
House what course it intended to pur-
sue toward the Bonapartists, who ig-
nored and defied the decisions of the
Assembly. Bethmont, of the Left,
called attention to the statement made
yesterday. by NJ. Fouston. Minister of
Interior, in relation - the recent dis
turbances, that the statement implied
that the police aud Radical Deputies
were equally to blame. The Minister
who made il ought not to be retained
in Office another moment. The Go
vernment was culpable in not remov.
ing him. Picard, of the Left Centre,
pointed to the long immunity from
Government interference which the
Bonapartist journal. Le Pays. had en-.
joyed, and declared tlIat Fouston was
unworthy of confidence. Fouston re-
piled that he declined to retract any
thing he had said. The Assembly
should await the result OF the inquiry
which had been ordered into the re-
cent deplorabls occurrences. Iu con-
clnsion. ha assured the Chamber that
the Ministry was determined to make
President MaoMahon's authority re-.
spected. Bethmont then moved a
vote of censurs against the Ministry,
which was rejected, by vote of 337 to
326.
The Government has resolved, in
addition to the temporary suppression
of LIE Pays, to commence proceedings
against its proprietors for violation Of
the press laws.
About the time of the return OF the
Parliamentary train to Paris this even
ing. large numbers of people began to
assemble around the station, but the
crowds were soon dispersed by the
police. end there was no disturbance
on the arrival of Deputies.
The Bonapartist propaganda is very
active, especially in the barracks.
It ia considered curtain that ST.
CEoix, in striking Gambetta yesterday,
acted in accordance with pre.arranged
plan Of the party leaders, to provoke o
duel.
The copies of LIE PAYS were seized
by the police thie evening az soon as
they we're Issued.
The Left Centre is reported still
hopeful OF o union with portion OF
the Right Centre. for the formation of
Ministry under Duke D'Audiifirt
Pasquier.
LONDON. June 13.-The Times has
the following special despatch, duted
Paris, June IL. midnight: "The boule-
wards are crowded tonight. All the
cafes are full of people. An immense
confagration is visible in the Northern
part of the city. The freight station
OF the Northern Railway is il flames.
All the fremen of the city are hurry
ing to the spot. and thousands of po-
licemen and soldiers are going in the
same direction. The lire began ut l
O'CLOCK"
PARIS. June 13.-The measures
adopted by the Government to pre-
vent repetition Of the scenes of yes
terday and Thursday at tho Western
depot proved etfectnal. At noon, the
hour for the departure of the Deputies
on the train, there was no more than
the usual hustle at the station.
st. Croix was brought before the
Police Court for assembling Gambotta,
and sentenced to six months imprison.
ment and to pay tine OF 200 francs;
also. ordered to pay the costs of his
trial. He declined to accept Ii. al
assistance.
The rioters who we're arraata1 pbprs-