The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11
:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, = :

Mao Mabon. Of which potico was, given
yesterday, was presented and read by
General De Oisssy, :, Minister OF, War,
asfollowa: ":Wheh ynh, by'the:lawlof
November Goth last, delivered the
executive power into my hands for
seven years. you intended to afford to
the public interests that security which
preoarious institutions are powerless
to give.TsT Thai vote conferred upon me
great duties, for the fnlfillmsnt of
which am accountable to France,
and from which I can nlin no case be
permitted to withdraw, It also con-
ferred rights whioh I shall never ex-
ercise, except for the good Of the conn.
try. Your. confidence rendered my
powers iTTsTosab!e. for 6xsd term. in
forestalling votes on the constitutional
bills. In according them, you your
selves enohained your sovereignty. I
shall empI0y.,the means with which I
am armedE&by the laws to defend my
power. This course. i sm convinced,
is in aooordapce with the expectations
OF the Assembly, which, when 1t placed
me at the, head Of the Government.
intended to create strong, stable and
resrectad-mpOwer.. But the law OF
Novemhgns 20lha must be completed.
The ASaemhiy 6spnot mediate tear
ing up its engagements; Let it per.
nit me to pressingly remind it of the
claims for the fuitillmsnt OF that en-.
gagement. The country demands an
organization OF theIpublio powers, and
the questions which were, reserved
must be settled. Further delays will
depress trade aud hamper the pros
perity Of the country. I hope the
Assembly will not fail to patriotically
fulfill it's obligations. I adiure it, iu
the name of the highest interests of the
country, to deliberate without delay
upon the questions which must no
longer remain in suspense. The AS.
sembly and the Government are Jointly
responsible. am desirous of accom-
plishing all my duties and my most
imperative duty"
MADRID. July lO.-The Carlist Gen.
eral Dorregarray has issued mani
festo, addressed to the civilized
nations, in which he oalumniates the
Republicans and admits aud justifies
the shooting of fifteen OF them.
PARIS. July 10.-The following is
the conclusion Of MacMahon's mess
age: "All my duties and my most i'm.
peratiyaa duty is to insure to the coun-
try defined institutions, security aud
calm. l hnve instructed the Minister
to inform the Copstitutionnl Commit
tee concerning the points upon which
believe it essential to insist
The Republican papers conclude,
from Marshal MAoMahon's message to
the Assembly, yesterday, that he re-
cognizes the republic.
LONDON, July l0.--A Paris de-
spatch to the Times says Duval's de-
mand for urgency on his motion for a
dissolution OF the Assembly. after vot-
ing upon bills named, received 1856
votes. It seems certain that if Peir.
riere pill be rejected, which is proba-
BILE, the Centres will submit either q
fresh proposal for dissolution or for
protracted prorogation; but most
probably the former. which will then
obtain large majority.
TeieGrapiaic-Asnertc Matters.
SAN FRAHCIsco. July 0.-The Syd.
ney Herald, of July 8, in giving the
particulars Of the loss OF the iron clip
per ship British Admiral, on the West
side OF Kine's Island, says that out of
eighty-eight persons on board, only
nine survived to tell the fate of the
awful disaster. The captain and prin-
cipal officers OF the chip were lost. The
British Admiral is the eighteenth yes.
sci wrecked on Kings Island since
l84O, and over 800 persons have pe-
rished on this shore.
VIM. Harris, an old man, and Lizzie
Alartin, young woman. were struck
by railroad train at Easthamp.on.
Mass, last night, and were fatally in
jured.
James McCabe, a New York thief,
robbed jswelry store in Hartford,
Conn. yesterday morning. He was
caoght. and at half-past 8 p. M., was
in, tho State prison; to serve ont torn
Of seven years forthis' offence.
In the matter or the Union Pacific
Railroad and petition for it's bunk.
ruptcy. notice was yesterday filed in
the United States Circuit Court at
Boston, of the withdrawal by the petit
tioning creditor OF his appeal from the
adverse decision of Judge Lowell, thus
ending the case in favor of the road.
OswEGo, July lO.-The steamers
Corlnthian and Osprey sunk in the
st. Lawrence River, during the late
hurricane. All saved
PoRTsMoUTH, n. H., July 1O.-The
cable steamer Farraday arrived here
last night.