The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09
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LONDON, July 8.-The Standard. re-
viewing the proposed resiprooity treaty
between the United States and Cenada,
says, il adopted, it will establish q
separate North American Zoiyerein in
regard to all essential articles Of trade
between the States and the Dominion,
excluding England from the Canadian
markets, like foreign and less favored
nations. The Canada frontier will be
virtually obliterated. and the absorp-
tion of the British North American
provinces by the United States be.
comes only question of time.
VERSAILLES. July 8.-Tho vote on
Bruins Interpolation was taken in the
Assembly late this afternoon, and re-
suited in defeat of the Government
by 368 yeas to 331 nays.
LONDON, July 8.-The Times Paris
special despatch says that the Right
and Left Centres have agreed upon the
order OF the day, declaring that the
Assembly is determined to defend
Marshal MacMahon's powers from
every nttack Of their opponents. The
Cabinet has still majority of fifty in
the Assembly, but the Bonapartists
and q portion of the modnrate Rights.
who are able to turn tbs scale, are
wavering. If the Government IL de.
feated, the dissolution If The Assem-
bly, is inevitable.
A special despatch. from Paris to the
Pail AfuN CARTE kays n complete un-
derstandipg has been effected between
GambettA and tho Lugi,imists for n
coalition Of tho extreme Left aud
Right. Ou the vote in the Assembly
to-day, on Bruins Interpolation, in
relation TO Il suspension of L'Union,
the Left Ceutrs was divided, by ma
lority of tho Dsputies belonging to
that party voting against the Minister.
The authorities arc making prepnrn-
tlons to Gpeollly qnell any demonstra-
ton OF rio!Ons character thut may be
made.
MADRID. July 8-General q .balla
is making preparations to renew the
attack upon the Carlists ut Estellu.
The defeat OF the Carlsts in their
attack upon Teraule, on Saturday
last. was so complete that they have
left that section Of country altogether.
General Moriones has been appointed
Generalissimo of .he Republican
troops In NaVnrre.
PARIS, July ST is reported that
the Bonapartlst Deputies in the Assem
bly, will support the Cabinet in the I'M,
portant division to take place in the
chamber to-day, if it will take anti
Republican grounds.
The sitting of the Assembly opened
to-day. amid Intense excitement. The
Hoor was completely filled with Depu-
ties and the galleries crowded with
distinguished spectators. Lucien Brnn
moved that the Assembly regrets the
suspension Of the journal L Union by
the Government This motion was re-
J .Jected-8O to 379. The Left abstained
from voting. Thereupon nj. Paris, a
member OF the Right Centre. moved
the following: That the Assembly, re-
solving to energetically uphold the
septen ninl powers conferred upon Mar
shal MacMnhon. President of the re-
public. and, furthermore. reaervine
the questions submitted to the Com.
mlttee on Constitutional Bills, passes
to the order OF the day. G.nerul De
Cissy, Minister of War aud Vice -Presi.
dent OF the Council, announced that
the Government identified itself with
the motion. The question was taken.
and the motion OF M. Paris was re-.
]ectei-33l to 363. The majority in
this vote WAS composed of the three
factions of the Left and eighty mem.
bers OF the extreme Right. Several
Deputies Immediately moved the order
OF the day. pure and simple, which
was adopted-339 to 3l5. It is con.
sidered TINT the last vote leaves the
door open for the Ministry to remain
IN power; but the impression at tho
close OF the sitting was that nothing
mad been settled. and the uncertainty
which has al! along characterized the
political situation is unrelieyed.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
ST.. Louis. July 7.-Thc steamer
Belle, of Jefferson, running in the
Osage River, when abont three miles
from Jefferson City, last night, ex.
pIoded her boilers and is total loss.
A. A. Dibbard, Captain. Alexander
Stewart, pilot, and John L. Kelly. pas.
senger, were scolded, but it is not
known how badly. Two colored deck
hands are supposed drowned.
Northern Texas crops are very fine,
and travel &c that State is heavy.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July 9.-Dr. J.
Il. Jennings. prominent physician OF
Nashville, Tennessee, committed sui
eide at the hotel at Narragansott pier
this morning. His niece, daughter of
Governor Wise, of Virginia, was with