The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-21
Telegraphic-Fore,en Ana,rs.

blhBOA ABOUT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CABINET OFFICIALS REvERsEs
FOG IN LONDoN-wATCH ON IMpE
BIAILSTS, ETC.
PARIS, February 19.-The Journals
here republish in full General Moltke'e
speech in the Reichstag on tho military
bill, aud comment on tho gravity of the
situatica.
Laucen has despatch from Spain,
stating TINT Gen. Moriones, finding the
Cariist forco around Bilboa stronger
than he anticipated, retired, and Biiboa
has sent deputation to the besicgcrs
to negotiate for capitulation.
LONDON. February 19.-DIsraeli will
go to Windsor, tomorrow, and submit
to the Queen tho list Of tho m members of
the new Ministry. Tho Queen will hold
u Council of State, Saturday, at Which
tho resignation Of G!a,,s:sna and his
colleagues will be formally accepted,
ahd The seals of Office conferred on the
new Ministry. Visconnt Eufeld will
be summoned to tho Chamber OF Peers
rs tho Enron StrnT)rd. Gladstone has
advised the Queen to confer tho knight
hood on Charles Reed, IL member of the
late Parliament for Hackney.
LONDON, February 20.-Thc Times
says. The new Ministry is Hight Hon
Benjamin D'Israeli, First Lord of the
Treasury; Baron Cairns, Lord High
Chancellor; Earl Derby, Sccretary Of
State for the Foreign Department;
Dnke richmond, Secretary of State for
War; Marquis OF Salisbury, Secretary
OF Slate for India; Earl Cnrnarvon,
Secretary OF State for the Colonial Do
partment; Right Hon. Geo. Ward Hunt,
Secretary Of State for the Home De-
partment; Right Hon. Claiborne Hardy,
First Lord of the Admiralty; Right
Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancel-
Tor of the Exohequer. The Times also
says Lord Lennox is to be Commits
sioner OF Works and Buildings; Captain
Stauly, Under Secretary of State for
War; Sir John Charles hay, Secretary
to the Admiralty, and Lord Hamilton,
Under Secretary for the Foreign De-
partmens.
A dense fog hangs over London to-
day.
LONDON. February 2O.-American Mi
mister Schenck leaves for home to day,
and will be absent threo months. Mo-
ran will not in the meantime.
PARIS, February 20-The Minister OF
Interior has sent circular to the pre-.
fects, directing them to keep watch upon
the citizens who leave their departments
for Chisslhurst, for the purpose of doing
homage to the Prince Imperial, on the
occasion of his becoming of nge
LONDON, February 2O.-The ship
Southern Rights arrived g! Liverpool:
from Savannah, to-day. much damaged,
having been III Il collision.
gruphic-Americnu Matters
STRIKES AND RsSUsfpTIONS-TIIM NEW
YORK "TIIEs" CoMMESDs THE TAN
PAYERS CONvENTIoN-NEw WOMEN S
MOVEMENT, ETC. ETC
PATERSON, n. j., February 10.-rhc
Grant Locomotive Works have resu med
operations Today. 400 or 500 work
men will lie taken on or before The end
OF the week.
BALTIMORE. February 10 A. L. Snow,
travelling sa!e,man for &. S. Ovens &
Co., manufacturing jewellers, New York,
and selling by sample, WAS taken before
Justice Maddox, today, charged with
peddling without license, convicted and
aent"nced tn rag fine Of $50 and cns.a
An appeal was taken to the City Court,
and Snow released on bali. Snow, by
his counsel, claimed that selling by
sample and not delivering the goods u,
the time Of the sale, Was not peddling,
and he required no license for sale b,
sample.
New YORK, February 2O.-Cap.aiu
Morton. of the steamship Moro Castle,
from Havana, reports that in IN en-.
gngement, about February 1, column
of Spanish troops, 1900 strong, was
utterly defeated by the insurgents, in
curing loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners of 600 men. The intelligence
which Captain Morton regarded as trust
worthy. represented the Spuniarls aa
worsted in evory engagement.
PHILADELPHIA, February 20.-Mos
of the employees in tho Konsingtol
Cotton Mills are women, and it is said
that, after concerted noiion had been
decided upon, they marched from mill
To mill and induced others tc stop work
2, 600 quit.
The Nov York Times says of the mo
mortal Of the South Carolina Tax Pay.
ers' Convention, which it publishes
"a memorial hns been addressed by tn.
citizens of South Carolina to Congress
praying for relief from some of tn,
burdens under Which they nro suffering
The address is document which de
mands attention; Congress cannot ig
more it. The revelations made are mos
extraordinary, and certainly they vii