The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-13
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sisted in 0Toating disturbances when
ever Professor Ohaiffard attempted TO
lecture, all lectures have besn sus-
pended for one month.
LONDON, November 12.-Snow in
the Southern Counties; weather nm
usually cold.
The following despatch from Ba.
yonne, to-day, confirms the report re-
ceived last night from Hendage,
OF the defeat of the Carlists before
Irun: The Oarlista. under command Of
Don Carlos. have been defeated before
lrun and compelled to raise the siege
OF that town. Carlos and his troops
retreated into the mountains. Tho
Anal engagement between the Repub-
licans and Oarlists was of sanguinary
character; 200 Republicans were
Sem. Gen. Lazerna has entered Lar
cambuser.
LONDON. November 12.-It is re-
ported that Don Carlos has abandoned
the siege of Irun, retreating to Ma
varre. The Times correspondent tele-
graphs that the garrison Of Irun, in
their sortie, burned buildings bolong.
ing to the Carlists. whioh afforded
them shelter. The havoc thus created
was immense. All the country around
was in flames.
CoNsTANTINopLE. November IL -
Orders hive been issued by the Porte
to concentrate Turkish troops near the
Servian and Montenegrian frontiers,
and that the Governors OF Janina and
the provinces in Albania have been
ordered to organize the Mohammedan
inhabitants of the province.
TelcGraphic-Amer Matters.
LITTLE RooK, November 11.-Gov.
Baxter, in his message to the Legis-
lature, to-day, congratulates the peo-
pie on gaining control Of their own
affairs, and trusts victory will be used
wisely and we'll, and that no proscrip-
ton will be INDUCED toward any class.
he refers with pride to the new Con-
stitution and urges many reforms.
He says the State has no idea of repu-
dating any just debt, and recon mends
some provisions looking to funding
outstanding indebtedness. He also
recommended the revision of the COM
mon school system aud other measures
OF Importance. Messrs. Poland and
Ward, of the Congressional Investiga-
ton Committee, arrived here to day,
and will commence taking testimony
tomorrow.
NEW YORK, November ia mutt
ny occurred at sea. on board of the
chip Neptune, October 20. One-halt
OF the crew we're ooiored, and the
white sailors revolted because 8.
A. Smith (colored) was made boat
swain. The sailors, on the night of
the Goth, beat Smith in fearful man
ner. The entire crew were arrested
to-day.
Charges OF conspiracy to defraud the
customs were made to-day before the
United States Commissioners against
W. J. Pollack, of the importing firm
of W. j. Pollaok & Co., and Rawson
Won Vaulkenburg and his son, the
Custom House cartmen. The specific
charge is that the Won Vaulkenbures,
at the instance of Pollack, substituted
for four cases OF silks, while on their
way from the wharf to the store for ap-
prsisal, four other cases bearing simi-
lar marks. but containing inferior
goods. on which there were lower rates
of duty. Poilaok's bail was fixed at
800. 900. and Ycs Vaaikksn5uTg's at
$4,000.
CAMP SUPPLY. INDIAN TERRITORY,
November 12.-Twenty-eight soldiers.
under Captain Farnsworth, fought 100
Indians, armed with breech. leaders
and occupying higher ground. The
soldiers retreated to cover. One man
and ten horses killed, four men and
two horses wounded; fifteen Indians
and large number of ponies killed.
The Federals have gone in force to
punish the Indians.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Rev. J.
Howard, minister of Hamilton Park
Reformed Church, Jersey City, few
dayY ago married couple whom he
supposes to have been the Catholic
priest Father Gudeman, who left Phila-
delphia last week, with $4,000 be-
longing to his parishioners, and
young lady organist. The man repre-
sented that he was physician from
st. Louis, but when Mr.. Snydam was
about to make out his marriage GER
tifcate, he said his name was GUIDE.
man.
Probabilities-For the South Atlan.
tic and Gulf States, cool weather will
continue. with areas of rain, North
east winds and rising barometer. For
New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy and cold weather, with
North or West winds and rising baro-
meter. For the lake reoion Ihnpeo.