The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-14
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MADRID, November l2.-The loss Of
the Osrlists In the engagements near
Irun was heavy. Whom they re.
treated they, sucoeeded in carrying of
their guns It is believed they will re.
turn 10 Estella. The Government has
received intelligence that General
Lasema has entered Irun.
LONDON. November l2.-The race
for the Liverpool cnp. which was the
chief event Of the Liverpool autumn
mesting. which commenced Tuesday
last. took place to-day, and was won
by Louis Victoria, Thunder taking the
second place and Pagant third.
Twenty one horses started.
HENDAaE, November 13 Don Al.
phonso issued an address to his troops
before quitting Spain. He says his
temporary retirement is solely caused
by the royal order depriving him of
his command in Catalonia. He awaits
the time when his services will again
be usefnl to the cause. Don Carlos
approves his withdrawal.
The Spanish. Republican troops are
actively purauing the retreatiug CARL
lists. AS the Government troops ad-
vanos, they burn the houses of CarIist
sympathistrs. 500 have already been
destroyed.
LONDON. November 13 1t is re-
ported that Baron Oleasby has ordered
the Governor of Mlllbsnk Prison to
produce Arthur Orion. so that he may
testify in the libel case Of Dr.. Kcueay
and Mrs. Punderich.
There is report here that the docu-
ments demanded by the German Go.
vernmept Of Count Won Arnim were
sent from this country to Berlin on
Wednesday last. and that the Count
has them, and will deliver them to EN-
peror William.
BERLIN. November 13.-Count Won
Arnim is again incarcerated.
LONDON, November 13.-The Osrlist
retreat from 1run ended in O stampede.
A hundred houses marked the the path
OF Republicans as they persued.
BAYoNNR. November 13. The Car
lists have concentrated in the province
OF Navarro, between the towns of
Vera and Lesaca. The Republican
troops are marching upon them.
TelegraDhic-Ainor mataer..
PlcroN. N. g., November 13.-l, 600
coal miners have struck, and refuse to
allow others to work.
LOUISVILLE, November 13-Thos.
A. Dudley, Rector of Christ's Church,
Baltimore, succeeds Bishop Gum
nings. Dudley was com promise be-
tween the high and low church.
WASHINGTON. November 13 -Dplo-
tic circles have information that Spain
has paid England indemnity for the
virginius outrage. It is now hoped
the administration will push the Ame-
rican claims
NEW ORLEANS. November l3.--The
presence of three repeaen tatives of
the Democratic state Committee at
the sessions OF the Returning Board
are accorded. A reunion OF the White
League organization adopted resolu-
tions looking to the protection of the
oolored people who voted the Conser.
vative ticket.
BURLINGTON, n. j., November 13.-
On the 18th regular ballot, Rev. John
Scarborough, D. d., rector of Trinity
Church. Pittsburgh, was elected Di.
shop by vote Of 81 out of SO clergy
and So ont of 90 parishers.
ST. LOUIS, November 13. - The
members OF the Western Railway
Bnrean met here last night, and held
conference with the represen tatives
of the fast freight lines. in reference
to more satisfactory working of their
lines. The members of the Bureau
also held q consultation with the Com
mittee OF the Cotton Exchange, re-
garding freights on cotton from this
oity to the East. It is expected that
general meeting Of the presidents and
general managers of always aud com.
missioners will be held within two
weeks.
New York. November 13 3-The
Switzerland encountered hurricance.
which stove in her bulwalks aud
boats.
WASHINGTON, November 13-A full
Cabinet today tie understood the
Commisaioner OF Internal Revenue
will not recommend change in the
tobacco or whiskey tax.
Probabilities-For the South Allan
tic and Eastern Gulf States, generally
clear and cool weather will continue,
with North or East winds and high
barometer. For New England and
the Middle States. continued cold and
partly cloudy weather, with North or
West winds and rising barometer dur
the night. For the lake region, partly