The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES An.,r.,

from Che Czsr to Don Carlos, which
has hitherto been denied at Berlin and
elsewhere, Is now acknowledged. The
letter wae written ;s reply 60 one from
Don Carlos, thanking the Czar for his
refusal to recognize Serrsno.
HAVANA, September 26.-Oficial re-
ports OF the aght in the Oinco VaIlas
District state that hve patriots and one
Spaniard were killed.
PARIS, September 26.-Gambetta is
announced to deliver political speeches
in various places in the Southern de.
partment. The town OF Anderra, the
capital of the neutral country of that
name, lying between France and
Spain, has been attacked by the CARL
lists, because the authorities refused to
surrender quantity OF arms which
were seized while in transit across the
frontier for the insurgents.
LONDON, September 26.-Colonel
Stoffal has published pamphlet vim
dicating himself in connection with
the famous suppressed despatch from
Bazaine to MacMahon. He charges
that MacMahon's march to Sedan was
caused by the Orleanist intrigue.
TeioxraphLc-Amert Matters.
ATLANTA. September 25.-. The Grand
Lodge petition for a charter of the
Montreal Encampment, No. l, was
granted. The following amendment
to the constitution was offered: To
strike out United States. 80 that the
lodge be styled Supreme Grand Lodge
of America Odd Fellowship. Eulogies
on deceased members were delivered
to-day. The Grand Lodge visited tho
Supreme Court of Georgia to-day,
and were banquetted by the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-The
Nevada Republicans, in convention,
oppose the third term. and favor the
revision OF the treaty with China, in
order to restrict the immigration of
Chinese.
VIcKsBuRa, MISS, September 25.-
To-day, Alderman Deegap. Thomas
Donovan aud William Smith, plas-
terer, were suffocated by foul air in an
old cistern near Lyons kiln, which
they entered to make repairs. Smith
entered first, when Deegan, not hear
ing from him in due season, entered.
Not hearing from either, Donovan 60
tered to ascertain the cause. A negro
present gave the alarm, bnt all three
were dead before they GO. be re-
moved.
New ORLEANS. September 25.-The
conference COMMITTEES, Represented on
one side by Marshal Packard aud by
Penn on the other, have been unable
to agree upon compromise. and it is
probable that no arrangement will be
arrived at. It was reported last night
that the President had telegraphed
Kellogg and Packard, directing them
to effsot peaceful compromise within
fifteen days, Or prepare for the re-
moval OF the troops at the expiration
OF that time. Both deny having re-
ceived suoh q despatch. and intimate
that their advices from Washington are
adverse to compromise such as is
proposed BY the Democrats. The pro-
posed seizure OF certain State arms,
said TO be in the possession of the
White LeaRuers, has not yet been at.
tempted, Kellogg being, doubtless,
afraid, The police were instructed to
be ready to make the seizure. and the
troops have been ordered to aid the
OWL authorities, if necessary. The
White Leag1ers declare that If the po-
lice make search, they will be again
fired upon. The matter is still under
discussion by the State authorities. It
is now definitely known that the White
League movement is spreading
throughout the State. and that it is not
to be dissolved until after the election.
No open attack will be made on the
Kellogg party while they are protected
by the Government troops. Every
day. however. Kellogg is threatened
with assassination. The Democrats
will remain away from the polls, de-
olaring it useless to contend with the
corrupt practices of those in power.
In this way, public sympathy and in.
dignation will be created at the North.
Lieutenant-Governor Antoine and Se-
cretary Of State Deslonde have again
assumed their respective offices.
AUGUSTA, September 26.-The trou-
bles in Edgefeld, s. O., are ended. A
letter from J. L. Addison, Intendant
OF the town of Edgefield, states that
Edward Tenant, the captain of the
coloretl militia company. delivered up
the State arms to Lieutenant Leahy,
commanding the detachment of United
States troops. The negroes have re-
turned to their homes.
NEW YORK, September 26.-Enler.
tainments for the benefit of the family
OF Mark Smlth will consist of two
simultaneous matinee performances,