The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ana,r..

to-day, and reviewed the troops.
There will be display of fireworks
to might and the city illuminated.
MADRID. August 22.-The IBERIA an.
nounces that Serrano has signed full
credentials Tor the representatives Of
Spain at the European capitals. It is
officially reported that Gen. Moriones
is at Larroga.
BAYoNNE. August 21.- General
Triestany has summoned Pyicarde to
surrender and begun to lombard the
oity. The Corlists report attacks are
in progress on tho frontier towns of
Irun and Fontarabia.
PARIS. August 22.-Legal proceed
ings have been instituted against Le-
temps, L'opinir, National and Lebien
and the Public. because of the publ
cation of Bazaine's letter in relation TO
his escape. Proceedings are based
upon the law prohibiting printing ar
ticles signed by persons deprived of
civil and political rights.
LONDON, August % The shore end
OF the United States direct cable has
been laid at Cahiroiven, near Valentia.
The steamship Faraday. which is lay
ing the deep sea section, will proceed
to Oahirciven to-day.
Russia refuses to recognize the Spa
nish republic.
Hone Kong, August 2l.-A severe
typhoon at Nagasaki yesterday caused
great damage to property on shore and
also to shipping. A number of na.
tives lost their lives.
TeleRraphiC-Amertc HIntier..
New YORK, August 2l.-A private
meeting of the citizens of Jergey City
was held last evening. to express indig-
nation at the seduction and death of
Miss Pomeroy. A committee was ap-
pointed to warn Rev. J. S. Giendenny
to leave the city. The committee
called at his residence and found that
he had already fled.
WASHINGTON. August Or. NJ.
Reynolds. of Alabama. the new Minis
ter to Berlin, IL here. en- route for his
post,
The following telegram was received
here to-day, from Governor Osborne,
of Kansas: II have had information,
through Indian Agent Stubbs and
other sources, that the Usage tribe of
Indians have, at q general council, de-
clared war against this State. Depne-
dations have already been committed
by them on our Southern border. The
State has but few arms. and the United
States troops heretofore guarding the
line being now in the Indian territory,
at great distance from the Usage
reservation, exposes the frontier settle
ments Of this State to great danger.
With arms, we can defend our borders; !;
can you furnish me 1000 carbines and
accoutrements and 100. 900 cartridges,
on account of the State of Kansas?"
The telegram has been referred to the
War Department.
Probabilities-During Sunday. over
the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
lower barometer. partly cloudy weather
and rain areas are probable, with East
erly and Southerly winds, and station
ary to falling temperature in the for
mer, and with Southeast to South
west winds and slight changes Of tenn
perature in the latter. Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, generally lower tenn
Perature and higher barometer, winds
mostly from Northeast to South east,
partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
Over the lake region, partly cloudy
and cool weather, North east to South.
east winds and higher barometer, fol-
lowed by falling barometer in tho
upper lake region. Over the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri Val.
leys and the Northwest generally,
higher barometer, slight changes of
temperature, variable winds and partly
cloudy weather.
LOUISVILLE. August 22.-John Har-
per. the owner of Longfellow, is dead.
MONTGOMERY, August %. Tho Re-
publican Convention renominated
White and Sheets for congressman at
large. The Committee on Credentials
took day and night to report. One
third OF the convention is made up of
Mobile Custom House officials and
postmasters, and as many more
brought up proxies. Spencer, Hayes
and White run the convention entirc.
ly, and the fund appropriated by Con-
gress for the relief Of the overhowed
destitute on the Alabama and Warrier
Rivers is to be used as the campaign
fund, and great expectations are based
on it. AS big crops have been made
and there is no destitution in Alabama
and no need for Federal bacon aud
greenbacks, it will only be used to cor
rupt voters.
It is believed the committee will
either ignore or denounce Summers
bill. Stonecker, Government mail