The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-09
Teicgraphic-Fore,xn Aua,r..

occurred in Portsmouth, in conse.
quence OF the pier authorities closing
that thoroughbore. A mob OF several
thousand persons destroyed the OBJ
struction to travel, and the police
charged upon them repeatedly. Many
policemen and rioters were severely
injured. The rioting was renewed on
Saturday, and several persons We're
seriously injured. The military was
obliged to oome to the aid OF the po-
lice. and the mob was then Dispersed.
PARIS, August 9.-The report that
Germany is negotiating with Spain for
the cession of Santona is tlenied.
Theirs is unwell. The French Go.
vernment has ordered au additional
the Bidassoa.
powers that the Spanish Government
intends to declare blockade os the
Gulf of Cantabia, and England has
protested against it.
MADRID, August 0.-The LEpoca
considers that all danger Of European
complications i'll connection with Spa
nish affairs is now averted.
ROME. August 9.-Eight leaders Of
the international have been arrested
here. und other nrrests have been made
at Florence and other Italian cities.
Papers were seized showing that the
international had made great progr, SIS
in Italy.
The Popo hns declared his Intention
to create four new Cardinals. Last
night, nn armed band of forty persons
Omitted the town OF Imola and pro.
ceeded to Cologne, destroying he tele-
graph lines and disnr ming tho railway
watchmen nv they went. Tho party
was pursued by military force, who
arrested nearly all of them, and seized
their arms aud ammunition. There
has been some excitement in Bologna
caused by the organization of revolu.
tionary societies, but these have been
dissolved and the town is now trananiI.
BERLIN, August 9.--rhe Cologne
Gazette says the French Govern ont
has agreed to recall the war ship
Enrique from Civita Vecchin, und that
the vessel will probably quit the station
she has 80 long occupied
The Emperor William has approved
of the verdict of acquittal ia the case
of Capt. Werner, who was tried by
court martial, for his conduct in the
Mediterranean Mt the time of the Iu.
trausigente insurrection Mt Cartagena.
The German men-of-war Nautilus and
Albatross sailed from Kiel to-day for
Spain via Plymouth.
ST. PETERSBURG. August 9.-The
GoSoS says the Gar has invited the
son of the late Emperor Napoleon to
this country, to witness military ma
nGuvres.
LONDON, August 1O.-Tne Dai2v
Telegraph says it is reported that Rus.
sla has consented to recognize the re-
public Of Spain. and all other powers
will follow.
BAYoNNE, August 10.-Gen. Dorrs.
gary, commanding the Curiist army,
has resumed the offensive in Navarro.
He has captured the town of Laynar-
dia. through the treachery of the in
habitants. and is now advancing on
Puebla, with the object of cutting the
railway between Mianda and Logrono
Some of his men recently fired on
railroad train and severely wounded
the engine driver. who is an Euglish-
man. The Republican General Blanco,
with eight battalions and twelve pieces
OF artillery. is advancing to retuke
Laynardia.
MADRID. August 10.-A despatch
from Barcelona says that the inhabi-
tants are greatly alarmed. a body of
Carlists. numbering 1000, are march
ing on tho city. und there is NOT sui. E.
ficient force Of Republican troops to
oppose them.
PARIS. August 10 Prince Hohea-
lohc, the German Minister, has in
formed the Duke de Cazes. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, thut Germany intends
to recognize the Spanish Republic.
MONTREAL. August 10-A $3.50, 600
ire occurred to-day; ono life lost. The
ire originated in Henderson's saw
mill. on the bauk OF the cpnql.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 30. 0.-Tea-
graphic dispatches report the shock of
an earthquake ut noon to-day at ST.
Kits and st. Thomas. The oscilia-
tion was fully minute in duration.
No damage mentioned.
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NEWPORT. VT.. August S.-A minor
lily OF the delegates elected to the Con.
gressional Convention are pledged TO
voto for the denomination of Judge
Poland.
New ORLEANS, August 8.-In the
Republican Convention, Autouio Du.
baclet, present incumbent, was nomi-
mated for State Treasurer by large
maIority. There were more votes cast