The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anair..

have established three entrenched
lines before Estella. The innermost
line is five leagues from the CITY.
BERLIN. june 24.-A naval court
martial has sentenced Capt. Werner to
arrest for his conduct when in COM
G;Eaa % the German man-nf.war in the
harbor of Cartagena during the intran.
sigente revolt.
LONDON, June 25.-Bismarck sum-
mons the King of Bavaria to remon-
strate against the eeparalist tendency
Of the Bavarian police. II Louis is
obdurate, convention of German
Royalties will be called, with view to
dethroning him.
Viotoria will not visit Russia in Sep
tember.
PARIS. June 25.-Fgaro. La France
and LIE Soir have been punished for
publishing Rochefort's letter.
PARIS, June 24.-At banquet in
coinmemoration Of the birth day of
Gen. Haohe. Gambetta gave the toast,
"To the Republic" and made calm
and moderate speech. He urged all
to give support to the Conservative
Republican policy, which wns opposed
t. CBsarism at home and to the adver-
s.ries Of France abroad. Jules Favre
spoke OF the frequent victories OF the
Republican party, and declared the
whole of France had become Republi.
can. Toasts to ex-President Thiers
were drank with enthusiasm. The
Count OF Montelivet, who was Minis.
ter under Louis Philippe. has written
to Oasimer Perier. declaring the saliva
tion of France imperatively requires
loyal acceptance of the republic. A
new manifesto from Count De Cham
bord is expected in a few days. The
Government is doing Something to
check the bold proceedings of the Bo.
napartists. Several members of their
committees IN the departments have
been arrested. H t
RoME, June 25.-There was consi-
derable excitement IN this city, last
evening, in consequence OF the anti
pepal demonstrations. Several of the
leaders were arrested and quiet was re-
stored ''lH.
ToieRrnphic-Amertc Matters.
New ORLEANS. June "a About 100
'longshoremsn attacked so iaborers to-
day. in Baylis' coal yard. in Algicrs,
with clubs and bricks, driving them
from their work and seriously wound.
ing two. The assailants took posses
sion OF the yard. but were finally
driven out by policemen. The men
working in the yard were receiving
less than Union rates, and do not be-
long to the Algiers Union. Threats of
further violence is made.
LExINGToN,s June q 4-Alexander's
L., pe kt, L
colts came off today at his farm. near
Spring Station. There was large at
tendance OF buyers from all parts of
the country. but principally from New
York city. Col McDaniels bought
the finest animal soda full brother
of Harry Bassott-at S4,7OO. Fifty
thoroughbred yearlings were sold at
an average of 1928 each. Trotters
sold for about $400 each, on an ave.
rage. The total sales amounted to
$40. 900. Sales of thorough -breds on
every day of this week.
WASHINGTON, June 25-It is stated
that the appropriation for the Gulf
coast and Florida peninsular water
ronte survey ~as omitted from tho
river and harbor bill by blunder.
Eugene Hale accepts the Postmaster
Generalship. ,uice Oreswell, whom on
dit says goes as Minister to Austria.
Probabilities-For the New Eng
land aud the Middle States, increasing
clondiness and local rains, with South
east and South winds. slight
fall of temperature and stationary or
falling barometer. For the Sonth At
laDtic and Gulf States, partly cloady
and continued warm weather, with
8 utterly or Westerly winds, no de-
oided chupge in the barometer ard
light raius near the Eastern Gulf
coast. For Tennessee and the Ohio
valley. continued warm weather and
light rains; IN the last named district,
SoatherIy or Westerly winds and no
declded change in the barometer.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, June 25.-The
Anti -MonopoIists Convention have
organ,zed. Resolutions. after con
siderable debate. were adopted, do
claring in favor Of new independent
reform party; arralgning the present
national administration for interfering
with local Affairs of States; for extra.
vagance aud corruption, aud for its
unstable finance pulley.
New HAVEN. June 25.-The statue
of Pres,deut PIerson. Of Yale College,
WAS unveiled. Chief Justice Wnlte
was am"ng the speakers.
CLEVELAND, June 25 The Saenger-
fest tes,i.u,es are unnsually brilliant.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is. -$5, 900
we're srnt to-day for tue flooded South