The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-05
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from Madrid ia the Times aays The
Cabinet crieis continues. SenoE, Cato.
FER, Presidehs of'the Council. persists
in his resignation. General Blancs
and other leaders OF the Northern
army have accompanied General Ia
ballo to Madrid. -. 90. .sAe.l
HAVANA, September 3 3--Oonoha to-
day issued decree, to go into effect
immediately. requiring that hereafter
all land taxes shall be paid entirely In
specie. ",t, -
MADRID, September ~ ,balio's
Cabinet has resigned. Sagosta will
form Q new Ministry. 1t will probably
be constituted as follows: Ssgoeta,
President OF the Council and Minister
of the Interior; Uiloa, Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Colmenares, Minister
OF Justice; Serrano Behsra, Minister
of War; .COmarcho, Minister of FL
nanoe; Rodriguez Arias, Minister OF
Marine; Novarro Rodrigo. Minister of
Commerce; Renoero Ortiz, Minister Of
Colonies. 1900 men will he sent to
Cuba in a. few days, to reinforce the
Spanish troops on that island. The
Carlista have abandoned the siege of
Ryoerda. The failure of the insur-
gents to capture the place. causes great
rejoicing. '
LONDON. September 4-The mem
for whose fate grave fears were felt.
have been heard from. They were
shipwreoked, when four took to
sleighs. in which they have succeeded.
after long journey, in reaching the
Norwegian island of Wardoe.
NARA>tlE. orr, Septem Der 4.-Rsv.
A. Oarman. D D., President Of Albert
College, ~as elected Bishop OF the AIe.
thpdist Episeopol Church, OF Canada,
at the general conference this morning.
DR.. Reid declined 10 accept the office.
Telssrsns,ib.-A American Matters.
L CHATTANOOGA. .Ssptember ,B.-Ool.
David M Nelson, OF Bradley County,
was nominstea for Congress on the
third ballot today BY the Rspublioau
Convention in the Third District. The
resolutions denounced tho recent out
RACES in, Tennessee. depreoate white
mans party movepeht.. 90 counsel mode
ration on the part OF the negroes, and
are silent on civil rights.
~ New YoHK. September "a letter
from HaYhna. dated Angu ,t 29th, says:
Business of every description is very
unsettled apd scarcely any thing doing,
oWi6g to the extreme fluctuations in
gold" az ~ c-,H 81 |".-i"
FredetiSkI bockeray,, js.lo be sent to
Spain tp; mprrovs by the Spanish N all
steamer, Through the intetces.ion of
Hall. Cpdanl. General .of tue United
States, DoGkeray will be treatsd as
cabin passenger; he will be without
irons and, will have the liberty of the
whole ship.
4 OHicAao. September 8-Lisutenant-
General sheridan. to-day, sent the
following order by telegraph to Briga-
dier!Gep peral Alfred "A. Terry, at St.
Paul, Minnesota: "Shpuid companies
now organizing at Sioux City aud
fankton trespass on the Sioux Indian
"reservation,E you are hereby directed
TO use the force ut your command, to
barn the. wagon trains. destroy their
outfit and arrest tho leaders, confining
them at the nearest military post in
the Indian country, Should tuey sue
ceed in rfaching the interior. you are
directGd to send such force OF cavalry
in pursuit as viii accom- plish the pur-
poses of tts above named instructions.
Should Congress open up the country
for settlement by extinguishing the
treaty rights OF the Indians, the under
signed will give his cordial support to
the settlement OF the Black Hills" A
duplicate copy of these instructions
has been sent to the General COM
manding the Department OF the Platte
The business portion Of GreenviIle,
Mississippit was burned to-day.
,OHEKENNE, W. T., September g.
The election returns are nearly all in,
and give Steel, Dsmocrat, majority
Of between 500 and GOO. re.electing
him as!ass:o 81 double the majority
that he received two years ago. The
Democratic ticket has been generally
successful throughout the Territory.
New YORK September 4-Agatha
Orlaudini. the opera singer, is dead.
A racket ma;ch. for the cham pion-
ship OF America and purse OF $500,
was played by Thomas Moore and
James Denny, yesterday. The former
was the winner.
The Commissioners Of Accounts
have made an examination of the
books Of the Charity Commission,
and make report showing irreguIari
ties in distributing supplies, deceit in
making returns. fraud in letting con.
tracts, alteration of books and svery.
thing in generally suspicious muddle.