The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An.,r..

SantiaEol de iOabs for, Qua amo.
struckj yesterday morningy 1on The
Morrillo. near Guantanamo, and sunk
Immediately, About thirty lives were
lost.
BUzNos AYnEs. December 4.-Is is
officially announced that Gen. Mitre,
having been defeated. and finding
himself closely pursued by Govern.
ment troops. proposed terms upon
which he would oapitulate. His pro-
position was jected, and he finally
surrendered Internationally with his
army. and peace has been restored iu
the province of Buenos Ayres. Co.
vernment troops are in pursuis of Ar
redondo. whose advanced guard has
been defeated.
PARIS. Deoember 5.-The general
impression is that the message of Pre-.
sident MacMahon has made no ohange
10 the political situation. The Legiti-
misss are firm in their refusal to vote
theoonatitutional bills. A meeting of
the Left Centre. to-day, rejected pro-
position that Immediate discussion Of
bills be moved in the Assembly, and
resolved to await the initiation of the
Right Centre OF The Government.
LONDON. December 5.-Sir Arthur
Gordon, has been appointed Governor
OF the Fiji IsIands.
The Daily Ne,cs correspondent in
Berlin telegraphs that the debate in
the Rsichstag continued till late
hour. amid scenes of great Excitement.
The evening papers issued extra
editions. giving reports of proceedings
down to the adjournment.
A depusation of Roman Catholic
ladies from England have arrived in
Munster. They came to congratulate
the We6tphalian Ooantesses. who we're
recently tined for a seditious address
relative to the Bishop of Paderborn,
sympathizing with him in his impri.
sOnmentfor his resistance to ecclesiastic
laws
The Foreign Office hiss 6 despatch
from Alden. dated November %, stating
that Dr. Livingstone's journals have
reached z lnzibar in safe hands.
A telegram to the Standard, from
Madrid. says thirty arrests have been
made In connection with the recent
mntiny. It is reported that the depu-
ties from Aisace aud Lorraine were 80
incensed at Bismarck's speech of the
30th ult., that they threnioned to with
draw from the Reichstag and quit Ber-
lin; but their friends demonstrated
with and induced them to stay.
A ship. supposed to be the Pontiac,
from Sunderland, for Bombay, has
been burned sea, and twenty six OF
her crew persisted.
Fresh cases of smallpox are reported
IN the Liverpool work-house, among
the steerage passengers of the steamer
Abbottsford.
BERLIN, December 5.-The conclu
sion OF Bismarck's speech, alIuding e.
kulman, who confessed he attem pied
his assassination in the interests OF his
church, addressing the Ultramontanes.
Bismarck said: "You must thrust Kui.
man away; he, nevertheless. belongs
10 you" Hers the house bufs: into
cheers, which were locd and long.con-
t'nued; as this applause subsided,
cries OF "Pfu" were heard from the
Ultramontane bench; the President
declared these exclamations unparlia-
meatary. Bismarck continued: II
have no right to censure such exciama-
tions; 'Pfui' is an expression of dis
gust and contempt. I myself am not
stranger to these feelings. but hope
l am too polite to 80 express them"
Windhorst, Ultramontane, rose and
said that in his speech from the bal
cony in .-issengen, after Kulman's at
tempt. Bismarck gave the signal for
the attack of tue Centre. It was
wrong to incite one parry against an.
other; they were drifting without that
towards war. Bismarck repelled tho
accusation. Ia pointed to the con.
tlnued incitcmenI in the Ultramo ntane
press to events which led to the at.
tempt of Kolman on his life, and
added: "Were to believe half OF what
tho Ultramontane papers say against
me, who knows what I should do"
l!asker declared Windhorst's remarks
about inciting to war unworthy of a
representative of tho people. The
fresldent called Lasker to order.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
SAVANNAH, December 4 The grand
Jury OF the Supreme Court, today.
found true bills against theYowners of
property occupied by gamblers. and
also indicted several gamblers.
NEW ORLEANS. December 4.-The
City Hall is closed to-day in honor of
the parade of the Knights Temp
The courts are closed and business ia
generally suspended throughout tLe
city. The parade was a grand affair.
Buildings along the line of march
were decorated with national flags and