The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-08
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PARIS, August There is rumor
afloat here that Germany is nesos;a.-
ing with Spain for cession of the
town Of Santona. in tho province of
Santander, of which it is proposed to
make a second Gibraltar.
Bsyonne advices state that the Oar.
lists have received 5000 Remington
rifles; also, that S, 600 rifles have fallen
into the hands OF the French police.
MADRID, August IA circular note
in relation to the Car!;st insurrection,
sent to the different European powers
by Senior Ulloa, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, is published to-day. Ulloa
says that the Carliste, under pretext of
defending religion, ore guilty of incen-
diarism, assassination and plllage. In
support of his statements, he Instances
the massacres at Ouenca and Olot.
GENEVA, August ct is reported
that Father Hyacinthe has resigned
his curacy in this city.
ROME, August 6 6-Pope Olo Romano
newspaper says that the Cabinet of the
Vatican is negotiating to obtain from
the Governments of Austria, France
and Portugal the renuuciation of their
right of excluding candidates at the
Papal elections.
LONDON, August 7.-The Daily 1ele-
GRAPHS Paris correspondent says he
has reliable authority for stating that
secret convention was concluded
three months ago, between the German
Emperor and Marshal Serrano, by
which Germany agreed. if necessary,
to aid in the suppression Of the Carlist
insurreotion, either with money or by
means of intervention, and undertook
to secure the recognition Of the Spanish
republic by her allies. Ssrrano, in re-
turn, pledged Spain to an alliance,
offensive and defensive. with Germany,
in the event of war with France. Italy
is to form third party to the alliance.
Parliament is prorogued. The mes
sage of the Queen proOgueing Parlia.
ment refers to the friendly relations
with foreign powers. explains the poai-
ton of Great Britain in regard to the
International Congress at Brussels sub
stantially as before made public, 81.
ludes with favor to negotiations for u
renewal of the reciprocity treaty be-
tween the United States and Canada,
and laments the condition of Spain,
but favors the policy of non-,nterfer-
!. .-ence. The remaining portion of the
i message treats of the condition and
welfare of Great Britain and her de-
tendencies.
The cricket match between the
Princes Club and the Americans was
won by the latter-the Euglishmen
scoring but sixty in their two Innings.
TeieEra aphic-Amer,can nInster..
Fort GARRY, MANITOBA, August e.
Inquest was held on Lord Gordon's re-
mains yesterday. No money or socu-
rites were found on his person. Pent-
land, who boarded with him, processes
go know nothing Of his property. Cor
don had ut least $40. 900 in notes and
large quantity Of jewelry when he
came here two years ago. Chief JUS
tioe Wood attended the inquest, and
severely reprimanded the detective,
who 1t APPEARS Was acting in behalf of
Gordon's bailsmen in New York, and
also reprimsnded the policemen who
went to assist the detectives, and also
the lawyers here. by whose advice they
acted. One OF the warrants, at all
events. was worthless, and the whole
attempt looked like another kidnap.
ping affair. It is thought the bonds.
men will make on effort to get tho
body to New York.
MEMPHIS. August THE Conssrv-
.atives carry the city aud two Counties
by 5000 majority. Returns from the
State show heavy Democratic gains.
O. w. George. OF Baltimore, lumber
merchant, was drowned while bathing
at Cape May.
New YoRK. August Tt is mooted
Theodore or Elizabeth Filton
:s the most crazy. Beeoher thanks 3.
f. Butler for the tender of his SER
vices, but does not accept them. But
Ter helped Moulton to prepare his
documents. Monlton denies being un-
to Beecher; he had thus far
endes.a.ea &c maintain peace between
Beecher and Tilton, and should CONT
nue. to do 30, and by the removal OF
MISUNDERSTANDING and the intelligent
realization of seif.interest, he should
never despair Of maintaining or renew
ing peace.
It is stated this afternoon, that the
decision of Gov. Dix in regard to the
charges against Mayor Havemeyer,
was served on the Mayor this morning,
and is to the effect that the Governor
orders an official investigation, en-.
bracing all the charges, to be conduct
ed by the Attorney-General before,