The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-21
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Palao,i with 10000 men, is marohine
against Cantavieja, the Carlist head
quarters IN Atragon. riIa
PARIS, June 19.-The wife of Don
Carlos is now en- route to Join her hus-
band in Navarro.
LONDON, June 20.-Bellow, the cele-
brated reader, died last night, after q
long and painful illness
The Daily Ntos reports that Carl.
baldiis so Ill that he cannot move. and
is incapable OF writing or feeding him.
self. s
The Times Paris special says the de-
bate on giving the Government power
to nominate Mayors will take place to-
day. AS the 'Legitinists have pro-
mieed to support the Government, the
latter may have small majority when
the measure comes to vote. Lucien
Brun informed the Committee OF
Thirty yesterday that the Leeitimists
intended ito again introduce into the
Assembly q motion in favor OF the re-
storation OF the monarchy.
To-day ID the thirty Seventh anniver-
sary OF QfaHn ~ iototia's accession to
the throne. flThe day Is observed by
the ringing os. bells. firing salates, and
other 9susf donpnsfra.ions.
PARIB, june 20-t is reported that
the Government has consented to ac-
cept the amendment to the municipal
bill. extending for two years the ope-
ration of the present Law, which pro.
vides for the nomination OF Mayors by
the Government. i'LI
BREMEN, June 20.-An agricultural
exhibition is being held here. Among
the visitors to-day was the King of
Saxony. There ara a large nnmher of
American exhibitors, and many have
received prizes.
Teieefa h1c-Alnsr,ca n Matters.
NEW YoRK, June 19.-Ths Washoe
Tool Factory at Elm Park; Nofthfeld,
Staten leland, was burned yesterday.
Total loss, 100000.
VIM. n, 1@Fed was in the County
Court to-day, de- witness in case on
trial. he *as guarded by two deputy
The grand jury OF the Court of Gen
eral Sessions made pkehentment, to-
day, in relation to the ordinance of
the Common Council in regard to the
destruction Of dogs. They declare
there is absolute necessity for such an
ordinance and approve its object; but,
beyond that, the execution of the law
as now is exciting and detrimental to
the morals of youth. They recon-
mend an amendment Of the ordinance
to offer rewards for capturing dogs,
and the substitution of men to be ap-
pointed by the Mayor for that pur-
pose. They also recommend the selec-
tion of more suitable location for the
dog pound, as thet present is too near
the public sohobls.'
After several futile ballots for Sena-
tor, the Rhode Island Legislature yes
terday adjourned to Tuesday.
GeRsGoCo Cooki has been confirmed az
GovarRa4iSf Colorado.
NAatRvfkLS, June 19.-Col. John g.
Burch. Comptroller of the State Trea-
sury, instituted D suit against the Ban.
ner, yesterday; for libel, laying the da-
images at $50. 600. The ,proprietors of
the Banner, yesterday, also instituted
Q snit against Q4l. John o. Burch, Ira
P. Jones and Travis Windham. pro-
prietors and part owners OF the Union
ana American; TO: libel, laying their
damages at $50, 900.
WAsH1kaTpyi June 20. In the Se-
nate. last night. -Pratt sent up to the
Clerks desk and had read letter from
the Com missioner OF Pensions, stating
that the plssage OF the bill would add
81. 22l soldiers to the pension rolls and
$1,000 widows. and that the total sum
required wouid he BIS, ,091.584 In the
post Office appropriation bill. the main
disagreement was ip regard to postage
on newspapers, the House insisting that
~ cents per pound was enough, while
the Senate bad fixed the rate at cents
per pound. The Senate passed bills to
remove the political disabilities Of Fl.
H. Sibley, Thomas NJ. Jones, Dabney
H. Maury and Charles NJ. Fauntleroy,
Virginia.
The House has authorized the Ar.
kansas special committee to exercise
its powers during the vacation of Con-
gress. The House is now considering
the conference report on the currency
bill.
The Secretary of War, in response
to resolution of the House, gives his
reasons in Justification of issuing army
order No. 80. He quotes from Judi
cinl decisions and laws of Congress,
arguing therefrom that tho oonstitu-
tional right OF the people peaceabIy to
assemble and petition the Govern
ment for redress of grievances has
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