The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-06
Telegraphic-Fore,sn AnaIr..

y, THE ENaLIsH ELxoTIoNs-rHB AsHANTEE
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1IoNDoN, February 5.--ADiaraeli ad.
dressed q meeting ct Newport, PagnaIl,
yesterday. In the course OF his re-
marks. he said Gladstono's irish, policy
had utterly failed; instead of producing
tranquility in the country, Ireland was
now in more disturbed state and more
etripgently governed than ever before.
Hs said but that for the University of
London. Mr.. Lowe would be without a
. seat in Parliament; his nnpopularity was
suche that his appearance on any hust.
( ings would endanger his life Through
out the whole of Disraeli's spsech, the
mob was polling with stones the win
dows Of the hall in which the meetine
Was held. They attempted to break up
the meeting, when free fight ensued.
The polling at Hsckney has been de-
olsred void. because of informality.
Additional returns show that the Con.
@servatlves have gained one seat each ut
buckingham, Canterbury, Christ
& Church, Marylebone, New Castle-on-
Tyne. Salisbury and st. Ives, and the
Liberals have gained one each at Abing-
don, Hartlepool, Monmouth and Stock-
port. Liberal members of Parliament
. have, been re-eleoted from Darlington,
Huddersaeld. Hall, Lieoester and Perth
by,a large majority. Mendeiia and Roe
buok are elected from Sheffield Roe
buck heading by 100 votes. Mr.. For
syth, Conservative at Marylebone, had
q maj ority of 1900 over the Liberal
candidate, Sir Joseph Cowen. A Radi-
cal ;was returned from New Oastle.on-
Tyne by 1000 majority over his Con-
servative opponent. The ''homo rule"
candidate has been elected in the Irish
constituency Of Malow and Young
Hall, County Cork. At Staley Bridge.
lancashire, serious riots occurred DUR
ing the progress Of the election, and
many persons were injured. at Du-
mont Worcestershire, conflict occurred
bsSween the imported moi Of Irisi and
miners, and numbers of houses were
ransacked and much property destroyed.
Yhe Riot Act was read, all shops closed,
and 1t was feared the whole population
would rise against the intruders. A
[. companyof soldiers was sent from Bir-
mingham to aid the authorities in tho
restoration of order.
MADRID, February 5.-The Minister
OF War has received intelligence of q
desperate engagement. near Liaridn,
between the Republicans and Carlists.
The latter were defeated. with heavy
loss in both killed and wounded.
LONDON; February 5.-The Times an
tinipates q large majority for the Oonser-
vatives in the English elections, but
saya the Scotch and Irish votes will turn
the scale in favor of the Liberals.
Tho following highly Important de.
spatch from Sir Garnett Woolsey, com.
mander of the Ashantee expedition. was
received to-day, by the Secretary OF
State for War: "All white prisoners
held by the Ashnntees have been deli
vered to me. The. King accepts nv
terms for tho cessation of hostilities.
which he asked, and has agreed to paw
an indemnity of G200. ZOO. We halt for
few days thirty miles from Coorlassie."
LATER. Addition returns received
this morning from the Parliamentary
elections show gain Of Conservatives
IN the following places: Berwick,
Lewes and Northallerton. They have
also gained the two seats for Nothing
ham. Two seats for Penryn have been
gained by the Liberals. Liberals have
again been returned from Oockerm outh,
Dswsbury. Glasgow, Wortbyr, Tydol,
Rochdale and Bradford. In the last
mentioned, Right Hon. VIM. E. Fors-
ter had majority 1.70O over his Oon-
servative opponent. Liberals have been
chosen to represent the city of Edin-
burgh. under.Tyne and Staly.
bridge have again chosen Conservatives.
Thus the Conservatives have gained
forty:tive seats lately held by Liberals,
and Liberals have been chosen for nine.
teen seats before occupied by Conservn.
tives. OF the total number of members
chosen up to this morning, the Oon-
sarvatives have majority OF twenty.
three.
The TUNA, from Darien.for Whiteha-
ven, was abandoned at sea. The crew
were rescued.
nerican nInttcrs
DAMAGE by FLooD-CHURoH CONVENTION
DEATHS OF PROMINENT MRN-THE MA
TIONAL GRANGE-THE sIAMRsR TWINS
TO BE DIssECTED AT TRIM
DAD-DEsrRUorIyE FIRES, WITH LOSS
OF LIFE-HeAvY DEFAIoATroNs, ETC.
New YORK, February 4.-Judga Bone
diet, to-day, held Messrs. Van Worken
and Sanborn to bail in S15, 900 in each
OF the alleged frauds on the revenue de-
partment The trial takes place on the
first Wednesday in March.
Captain A. H. w. Gill, ex.depnty tax
cO1laotOr Of Rrooklvo hoo noA n nh,S.