The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-07

the use OF the Govern tAen. i4nd lines
for telegraphing weather reports from
st. Thomas, Barbados and Guada,
loupe to Jamaica, and thence to Wash.
ington. for the signal service. =
PANAMA, July 3-The Government
OF Guatemala has decided to oontri-
butte TO the grand exposition in the
United States. to. be opened at Phila.
delphia on, the Ath Of July, 1876. The
idea OF having q meeting Of all the
Presidents of the Central American
States. to- take place in the city Of
Guatemala, has been given up.
The situation in Honduras is con-
sidered still gloomy and in no way
cheering. In addition to q long list of
political evils and disturbances, the
country in general is threatened with
such, scarcity OF fobd as almost to
amount: to q famine. sRati6oationa of
the treaty,of friendship, commerce and
navigation, and; the treaty of extradi-
ton between the United 6tates and
Peru, we're signed on che 2Sth of May,
and they rare. consequently, in full
force from this date. I
QApiz5 July.:3 The customs au-
thoritfes here ARE now exacting ton
mage Gasa asa0f 0f!ee ~ ii Il Psssss1esss' Pssss1sss pei Ton upon
vessels clearing for America. and one
peseta per ton on all craft sailing for
European ports. No warning was
given that these dues would be i'm
posed, othcr than e decree published
III the official gazette.
HAVANA. July 3.--'Ehe religious and
military ceremonies, to-day, in honor
of the memory of General Concha,
we're Of the most imposing character.
LONDON, July 4.-The Grown Prince
OF Germany and Princess Victoria. his
wife. have arrived ut the Isle Of Wight.
A revolution has broken out in Tan.
glers, bu. at the last account the rebels
were mastered,
Official dispatches from Madrid soy
it is supposed that active operations
will be resumed by the Republicans in
Navarro within d fortnigtt. The our
rison of Bilboa, having been much
weakened by the departure Of rein
foroements to the army Of the North,
has withdrawn from its advanced posi-
tions outside the town. The aban-
doned lines were Immediately occu-
pied by the Carlists.
The Great Eastern leaves on the
9th. to lay tue cIbie between Ireland
and Newfoundland.
French and English papers generally
consider that Chambord's manifesto
makes it impossible for him to become
King Of France.
800 conviots OF Bysad, Ssuegambia.
have invaded the Portuguese Territory
aud burned eighteen villages
PARIS. July 4.-Le Union, which
first published Chambord's manifesto,
has been suspended for a fortnight.
In the Assembly, to-day. LIE Broun
asked why LIE Union had been sus-
pended. The ministry replied, partly
because it had opposed the clergy,
partly because Of the publication Of
the manifesto. The minister further
stated TINT the power Of MoNIahon was
irreversibIe. LIE Broun said he would
submit an Interpolation, which would
be discussed on Tuesday. Garlard
died to-day.
MADRID. July 5.-The Government
will shortly make fresh levy for the
purpose Of securing $4,000 men for
the army Of the North. CASTELAR, has
declined Morter'a overtures, and con.
sequently coalition OF the ministry is
improbable.
BAYoNNE, July 5.-Don Carlos has
arrived at Tallasco. Gen. Teristaox
has been dismissed the service, for
failure 10 defend the line OF the river
Orba, and thereby causing the defeat
OF the force OF royalists at Sandisk, in
Tarragone. The Carlists in oonsidera-
ble numbers are moving on Bilboa.
MADRID. July 5.-Gcn. Seaballa has
taken command and held q review Of
the aTmy Of the North. Ho has in.
formed his officers that he comes to
fight the insurgents, and intends to
sink all political sympathies and OPT
nione in the struggle. Gems. Espagne
and Martinez Campos have resigned.
The Pope has telegraphed his bene-
diction to the national army, in re-.
sponse to congratulations forwarded to
Rome on the anniversary of his acces-
sion.
PARIS. July 5.-The political sitna-
tion is serious. The Legitimists have
resolved to make m attempt to unseat
the present Ministry, on the interpel.
lation in regard to the suspension of
II Union, which comes before the AS.
sembly next Tuesday. They ure nego-
tiating with the Left to obtuin its sup
port. A counter-coalition of the Left
Centre with the Right Centre, in favor
of Casimir Perier's constitutional bill.
is also professed. There is ground for
the belief that Marshal NIaoNfahon hoo