The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-15
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HENDAaH. November 13.-The Spa.
nish Republican troops are actively
pursuing the retreatitg Carliats.. A.
the Government troops advance gstti57 ssttiz577
burn the houses OF the Carlists gym
pathizers. 300 have already hean de.
s..oyed.
LONDON. November 13.-The Car
list retreat from Irun ended with q
stampede. leo burning houses marked
the path OF the Republicans as they
pursued.
HAVANA, November ia coasting
schooner arrived here yesterday. with
some cotton from the wreck OF the
French bark Vile de Bordeaux. which
won't ashore on Colorado reef while on
her way from New Orleans to Havre.
a most disastrous inundation has oa-
CURED at the village of Mayari, which
was over flooded for forty hours.
Nearly all the houses within its limits
were destroyed. entsiling moch suffer.
ing and destitution. No particulars of
casualties have been received up to
date.
LONDON, November 13 There is q
report here that the documents de-
manded by the German Government
Of Count Won Arnim were sent from
this country to Berlin on Wednesday
last, and that tho Count has them and
will deliver them to Emperor William.
BERLIN, November 13.-Count Won
Arnim is confined in his own house,
and not in cell at the police station,
as was reported last night The Police
Commissioner and several oonstabes
appeared at the Counts house yester-
day, with warrant for his arrest and
conveyance to prison. His physicians
we're imm mediately summoned, and they
certified that the state of the Counts
health was such that his removal
would be attended with most serious
consequence. He was, therefore, per-
mitted to remain at home.
LONDON. November H. "A special to
the Ne,os, dated Hendage, Friday
evening, says Generals L1zerner and
Iona, with the main body of their
troci" marched to San Sebastian,
att. 'enving reinforcements in Irun
and fortifying San Marcial The Car
lists are re.appearing in small num-
bers. The Netos' correspondent re-
ports that so great was the discomfort
In the Republican army, that the vic.
tory before Irun was rendered almost
abortive by the with drawal of large
numbers of troops, before their CON.
manders were able to follow it up with
heavier blows at the insurgents,
Generals Lazerner, Mariones and
Portilla seriously threaten Estella.
During the retreat of the Oarlists
from Irun, fifty or sixty men Of the
biscay battalioA were frozen to de,!th
in the snow.
The Prussian Court of Ratibar re-
Gently fined the Archbishop of o.
mentS, Of Austria, for illegally sp-
pointing priests in the Prnssian part
OF his diocese. The Austrian Govern.
ment refused to surrender the Archbi-
shop, on the demand Of the Prussian
authorities for his extradition. The
Court has. accordingly, issued war
rant against him. and confiscated all
his revenues and estates in Prussia.
The shook caused by the second ar
rest has seriously affected the health
OF Count Won Arnim, who is confined
to his bed. A formal complaint has
been lodged by the Government law
officers against the Count.
The Daily Telegraph reports a So
cialist conspiracy in Russia. and adds
that 5000 persons, including many
leaders. have been arrested, and q
eom m!ss:c: hss 5555n appointsd TO in
vestigate the conspiracy, the exact ob.
Jeot of which is still. unknown. Seve-
raj persons OF exalted rank are said to
be implicated. A vast amount of
money seems to have been at the dis.
possl OF the conspirators. The arrests
since the discovery of the plot have
been so numerous. that perfect reign
OF terror exists. In St. Petersburg, it
was proposed that the police should
search every house in the city in one
night.
A Standard telegram from Paris says
the impression in circles favorable to
Don Carlos is that his cause is utterly
ruined and his situation hopeless.
A There are Cabinet dfsagreements in
Austria and France.
ED1NBORa, November 14.-The Earl
OF Derby has been elected Lord Rector
of Edinburg College.
Observation-Disclosures M..,.r..
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-This
morning the extensive wooden mills of
John and James Dobson, at the falls
OF the Schuylkill, stopped running, on
account of dissatisfaction among the
workmen, in COnseOuenoe of a Motif