The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-01
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ment has soceded to General Lasernis'
demand for reinforcements for the
army OF the North. He has, there
lore, returned to Logrono and will re-.
sumo command Of that army. It is
reported that Don Alfonso and his
Vile, Donna Bea1oa, have returned 10
France.
BOMBAY. October 3O.-The cotton
crop in the Presidency of Bombay is
In magnificent condition, and pro-
m!eas the largest yield ever recorded.
The crop is fortnight in advance of
that of 1878. Picking has fairly COM
menced.
BERLIN, October 30.-Iu Knllman's
trial. for assassinating Bismarck, the
medical testimony given, to-day,
showed him, only in limited degree,
responsible. owing to an inherited
morbid disposition. Kullman was
then found guilty, as charged in the
Indictment, and sentenced to imprison-
ment for fourteen years, in the house
OF correction, and ten years suspen-
sion Of his civil rights and police sur
veillance. Kullman heurd his sentence
without emotion. He refused to mp
peal, and was removed to prison under
strong escort.
The trial OF Count Won Arnim will
begin within two weeks.
LONDON, October 3l.-.The Pal Mall
Gazette has advices that the Carlist War
Department is negotiating for an arm
istice.
BERLIN, October 3l.-The Post
says the published version of the cor
respondence between Herr Won Bulow
and Count Won Arnim contains nume-
roua Inaccuracies, especially as to that
part of the letter attributed to Won
Arnim, which refers to an alleged con-
spiracy with near relative of the Em-
peror.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
NEW ORLEANS. October 27.-The
people are becoming disheartened by
Merrill's military despotism, and some
are in favor of letting the election go
by default and trusting to Congress for
relief. The lea.lers of the whites,
however, will strain all their resources
for fair election. and send as many
Democrats to Congress as possible.
Kellogg claims 21, 900 black majority
IN the registration in twenty three
parishes heard from.
Tho Radicals are so desperate that
the Metropolitan Police were yester-
day detailed as canvassers from house
to house, but they struck against it,
and to-day the employees Of the Mar.
shars Office in the Custom House are
doing it. One Of them tells me he
has not unearthed fraudulent Demo
cratic registry in his district. The
Democratic Committee in eight or
nine wards already canvassed, claim to
have detected 4. l73 Radical frauds,
and have sent them before the grand
jury. There are eight more wards to
canvass that will probably expose
1000 additional frauds, they think.
NEW IBERIA. LA, O3tober 27.-It is
reported that Zach Fournet and Ben
jamin Bertrand were arrested at St.
Martins to-day by the United States
Deputy Marshai. The prisoners tried
here yesterday are still in custody, all
offers to sign bonds being refused.
General DeOlouet, one of the wealth.
est planters in st. Martins Parish.
cams here to-day to sign bonds, but
was refused permission.
HOMER, La, October 27.-Several
bodies of troops are in various parts Of
this parish. 81. n. Maxey. a Republi-
can, says that warrants are out for
over 2 10 citizens. Not 8 single threat.
ened individual has left or will leave.
There is difference of opinion among
the Republicans here as to the effects
OF the arrests Saturday, some of them
repndiating the whole affair and trying
to shift the responsibility. Rumors Of
arrests are frequent from other pa
riches. Judge Trimball has informa-
lion that when Sheriff Aycock reached
Vienna he and his deputy were treate l
In the most contemptuous manner, the
writ OF ha5eas corpus disregarded, and
that shameful and abusive language
was used by Lieutenant Hodgson iu
command. The prisoners, Scott, Rich
ardson and Ramsey, we're surrounded
by soldiers. Guns were cooked and
presented at the law officers, aud the
writs de6ed by the military officer.
Judge Trimball is indignant thnt the
civil authority was disregarded, and
will take steps to punish the offender.
Trimball is a Republican and sup
porter of the Kellogg administration.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-Colonel
Vogdes, commanding Federal forces in
Charleston, s. O., writes to the War
Department that on account of the
prevalence of yellow fever in that CITY,
he has removed the troops under his
command to SummerviIle. in that