The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-31
Tclegrapnic-Fore,cn ann,r,.

to-day, the debate ON motions for dis.
solution, adjourned from Monday, was
resumed. Depeir opposed dissolu-
tion Of the Assembly. He alleged that
the motions were made in revenge for
the votes by which the republic aud
the plebiscite had been rejected. Cha:
band La Tour, Minister of the Inte-
rior, also spoke againet dissolution.
He reminded the Assembly that, by
the law of March, 1873, it was pledged
to vote constitutional laws before it
dissolved. When tho President's
powers are organized, Deputies could
appeal to their constituents without
endangering public order: Dnval and
others supported the motions. arguing
that the uneasiness caused by the pre-
sent unsettled condition OF nffairs
parslyzed trade, and that the only
remedy was an appeal to the people.
A vote was taken on Malleville's mo-
tion for dissolution. and it was defeated
by 1872 yeas to 374 nays. A similar
motion, offered by Dnval, was then
withdrawn.
LIE Temps states that England, Ger
many and Italy have agreed 10 esta b.
lish joint surveillance over the Spa
nish frontiers.
LONDON, July 29.-The principal
events Of the second day OF the Good
wood rnces was the Goodwood handi-
cap race, won by Lord @. j. Kerr's br.
Q. The Scamp, Mr.. Johuson's b. c.
Redworth third. Fourteen started.
Betting before the race was four to one
against The Scamp, eight to one
against Cambotling, and seven to one
against Redworth.
BRUssELs July ga committee,
composed of one delegate from esch
State represented in the International
Congress. has been appointed to pre-
pare, under the presidency of Barou
.Jomini. report upon the programme
which is to be followed in the proceed
ings of the body.
BERLIN. July 29.-Emperor William
is to visit Italy during the present
year, probably in the autumn.
A provincial correspondence ex-
presses the hope that the visit Of the
German squadron to the coast of Spain
will effect happy change in Spanish
affairs. The North German GazeUe
states that the squadron will leuve
British waters for the new station
about the beginning of August for the
new station.
LONDON, July 30.-The Vienna Jour
mas say Austria has received circular
note from Germany, urging the great
powers to combine to prevent CONT
nuance Of Carlist atrocities in Spain,
and has given favorable reply. The
Morning Post asserts that Germany
will propose in the Brussels Congress
recognition of the present Govern
ment of Spain.
Tie American base bali Clubs now
visiting England gave their first exhi-
bition match at Liverpool. to-day.
The weather was fine and the attend
ance large. The Athletics, of Phila-
delphia, beat the Red Stockings, of
Boston, in ten innings, by SCORE of
IA to IL. The play was muoh ad-
mired and called forth considerable
applause from the spectators.
The Goodwood CUP race was won by
Mr. Merry's ch. @. Doncater; Mr.. 81.
Saville'a b. O. Kaiser. second; Mr.
Lefevre's oh. I. Miss Toto, third; six
started. Betting before the race was
nine to four on the field against Don
caster; seven to two against Kaiser;
twelve to l against Miss Toto. There
was large and brilliant attendance,
to-day. at the Goodwood races, which
were great success. Among the dis.
tinguished persons present we're the
Prince aud Princess OF Wales and tho
Crown Prince OF Germany and suite.
BAYoNNR, July 30.-The Carlists
claim great victory over the Repnb.
licans, between Cassel Folliet and Fl.
gueras. near the frontier; Losses heavy
on both sides. The Carlists deny the
truth OF the reports charging them
with atrocities at Cuenca and other
places.
Telegrnnhic-Amertc Matters.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day. aud
issued tho following call:
''The Democratic State Central
Committee, in pursuance OF powers
vested in it by the Democratic State
Convention, hereby give notice that q
State Convention will be held in
Springfield, on Wednesday, August
26, 1874. at IL O'Clock NJ. All voters
OF the State are invited to join in
sending delegates to that convention
who desire to promote the following
purposes: l. Restoration of gold and
silver as the basis of currency OF tho
country; speedy resumption Of specie
DaYment. and Oavmant of oli uot;o n n I