The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-02
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NOttQ IL lRlll0& DRCk IN ROOQ OrQ0f
and will be rapidly re.organized. Re.
inforoementsare arriving. Gen. Lowna
has been: placed in command OF d di.
vision. It is reported the Carlists
have murdered many prisoners taken
in recent battles.
A special to the Standard reports the
loss Of the: Republicans in the last ut.
tack:ons sEstslia AS being 800 killed aud
wounded.
BAYoNSE, June 30.-The Carlists
claim that 800 prisoners fell into their
hands during the retreat of the Re-
publicaus utter the battle OF Muro.
LONDON, June 30.-In the House of
Commons, this evening. jenkins called
attention tos..ans +artiole in to.day's
Standard, which declared that the po-
licy OF tnneeHNUaanasdian ttne Government
Statss. He asked D'Israeli if there
were anyiEr9nlhs tbi. charging the Ca
nadian Ap psaf&ne tejwith snoh designs.
D'Israali.renAsd he,did not consider it
thefdGty R hsrI Majesty's Government
to hndg RES SpRda fprE allegations oon!
tanned i'd theSRn 6hy mohs paragraph
oiR:newapap per, but be .wopla state for
the laIasSte eilRas Ras st stAs gentleman and
Canadian DomiuionI anaIthe Imperial
Government YeteithelmoRtlcordial and
satisfactorXL&g 4I.t1v
LoNDoNi june 30.--The Carlisle July
meeting cqmmepcsd to day. The
Cumberland plate wss won by Aggle-
thorpe: Chimes was second and Bonnie
Clyde third. Seven ran. The lust
betting was ten to Que Bgairst Aggle-
thorpe; nine to one against Chimes,
and twenty-five to one against Bonnie
Clyde.
LONDON, July la special to the
Standard says Marshal Ssrfano has de-
oided to take com roand Of the Repub.
lican arpyjmmediately. Gen. Zebala
bee arrived ,at fraf9llA
The Times: Paris correspondent tole-
graphs that among the stories current
there, is one 10 tile effect that Marshal
Ooncha was killed at the instigation of
Serrano, because he was ap Alphonsist.
There is also another notion, that by
the death OF Concha, the influence of
Germany is increasud, which is unfa-
vorable to the restoration of the dy-
nasty attached to the Pope.
A report reaches here that an acci-
was made, u pretext BY the Carlists for
massacreing all the wounded Republi-
cans who fell into their hands at the
battle of Muro. WIN.
BAYoNNn. June iiso.-Don Carlos nnd
his wife have Arrived at Estella. where
they we're received with greut r+joic-
ing. Tr,,
QuRpEo. July l.-United States
Consnl Strave, whose term of Office
has just expired, is dead. He had
been promoted to the legation at Leg
horn.
HALIFAX. N. s., July 1.-The
steamer. Faraday, engaged in laying
shs l5W Atlantic 0a5is, left Halifax u
week ago. Intelligence from Piotora,
just received, represents that she
struck an iceberg of Halifax and is a
total wreck.
HAVANA, June 30.-Captain- G Gene-
raj Conoha has issued decree. requir-
ing on aud after the, 1st of July. pay.
ment Of fifty per cent. in gold of the
regular taxes and duties. The rate at
which paper will be received in pay.
ment of these dues is to be fixed by
the Government. The decree of June
4, authorizing the banks to sell gold
for the payment OF land taxes is re-
voked.
A lighter, with thirty five persons
on board, capsissd, to-day, off the
village of Cojimar. six miles East OF
Havana; sixteen were drowned.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-The follow
ing letter to the Times is published:
"CHARLEsToN. y. c.. June 25, 1874.
To The Editor of The Ne,D York Times:
Upon my return this morning from
Virginia. tho issue OF your paper OF
the 22d instant. containing the card of
r. H. Gain. Congressman from this
Stat. was handed 10 ne, I pronounce
all the charges Gain makes against me
false, and that Gain knew that they
were not true when he wrote them. I
also assure you that all your cores
pondent stated in regard to Cain is u
matter of record in that County,
which records were examined by him,
and l have the evidence sufficient to
convict him (Cain) Whenever I can
force him to trial. His whole effort
for more than year has been to avoid
trial" The letter is quite long, and
signed by Charles W. Buttz.
ALBANY, June 30-Ex-Gov. Clnrk
has accepted tho prohibition nomina-
ton for President.
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