The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26
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nonnced that the land transfer, the
.judicature and the endowed school
bills, would be withdrawn and Parlia.
ment prorogued on the 9Th August.
Russell asked whether the Govern
ment had made any remonstrapoe to
France against the connivance OF her
authorities In the violation of the Spa
nish frontier by the Carlists. He es.
peoially referred to the rumors that
the French Government had interfered
with Spain in O manner contrary to
the friendly relations of the law of
nations; that Oarlists escaping into
France, instead OF being returned, had
beeu furnished with passports and per-
mitted to CROSS aud reoro5s the from
tier. He urged that in according an
ordinary courtesy due from one civil
lied nation to another, there should
be no unnecessary delay in the formal
recognition OF tho Spanish Govern.
ment by Great Britain. Derby replied,
that Spain had not asked England to
Snterfere. He considered the recogni-
ton OF the Spanish Government at
present premature. When the time
arrived. |: would be botter such reoog-
hilton should be tho collective act of
all European powers.
It is reported from Spain .hat Gen.
Morione's won greet victory in Ma.
varre, taking 1900 Oarlists prisoners.
The 1elegrdpA's special from Berlin
Gays it is reported the German Govern
ment is making strenuous endeavors
to stop supplies, weapons and money
to the Carlists. and has called the at.
tention OF tho Veraeilles Government
to the subject
PARIS. July 25l-Thc consideration
OF the constitutional bill has been
postponed until otter the recess, and
motion that the Assembly. after voting
On the budget. be prorogued until
January 5, 1875. has been declared
urgent. by 395 to 3OS.
The Times Paris special says the
Government consented to o recess
because it hopes, before the Assembly
meets again, to prepare new consti-
tutional bill, for which it can mean
time secure the support of the ma
lority. The Government hesitated to
commit itself fully to the bill reported
from the Committee of Thirty, by NJ.
Veulavan, because it was sure to be
rejected.
HAMILTON, July 25.-A large general
meeting of the manufacturers Of On
tario. to take into consideration the
proposed reciprocity treaty, has been
called, to be held at Hamilton, ou
Wednesday and Thursday, August -
and 13. It is expected it will OCCUPY
the greater part of two days.
raphic-Amertcan n Matters.
ST. LOUIS. July IA special to the
Democrat. from Seneca. Kansas, says
TINT Charles Cook, q merchant OF Bulls
City, Osborne County, who has been
deranged for some time, thrust knife
blade through the brain of his infant
child, last Friday, and then beat his
own head with a hatches, breaking the
skull and inficting mortal injury. Pc
'ouniary troubles are said to have been
the cause of his insanity.
HARTFORD. July 24-EIihu Spears
killed Charles Davis in West Suffield
last night. by striking him with an
axe. nearly severing his head from his
body. Spears afterwards cut his own
throat, but is still alive. Spears was
attempting to kill his wife, and Davis
interfered.
SALT LAKE Cry, July 2l.-War-
rants have been issued for the arrest
of twenty Mormons who, being unable
to obtain United States naturalization
papers here on account of their poly-
gamy, went into Idaho and obtained
them by perjury. A grand Mormon
jubilee is in progress to-day, the tweu-
tieth anniversary of the entrance of
the Mormons into Salt Lake City.
10. 900 children participated.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July pa boat
was capsized on the Wabash River,
near Grand Chain. yesterday, and six
out Of fifteen men were drowned. They
were laborers Oh the Improvement OF
the river.
LAMoKIN, Pa. July GA little girl
was killed instantly. yesterday, at
Bridgewater, by stone thrown by q
blast in stone quarry. 500 yards dis.
tant from where she was standing.
HUDSON, N. Y, July 24.-The bal.
loon under charge OF Professor Do.
MADISON. containing representatives of
the leading New York papers, which
ascended yesterday afternoon, at4.15
O'Clock, landed in Germantown, near
this city, at 5.24 o'clock, this morning.
It again assembled to high altitude.
nearly describing a circle around the
city. and then proceeded in q South.
westerly direction.
New YORK, July 24.-Professor ".