The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
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The Spanish Minister presented
Spain's complaint OF the conduot oi
Franco. -, -
a special despatch TO the Ne,rs re-.
ports that the Clrlists entered Fonta.
rabia, in the province of Biscay, under
cover OF fog, yesterday, but were ex.
PEELED after they had burned part of
the town. Simultaneous attacks were
made by the insurgents on Juen and
San Martial. The Carlists captured
tue post of Behobia, commanding the
international bridge, but they were
finally driven out.
RIo JANEIRo, October l3 -Consi.
derable fighting in Buenos Ayres,
without known results.
Advices from Buenos Ayres Indicate
peaceful solution.
FLORENCE, October is 3-Thiers,
while speaking at Florence, expressed
hrm belief in the success of the French
republic. He acknowledged he for.
merly opposed Italian unity, but ex-
planned that he did so solely because
OF its consequences on general politics.
Now that unity vas nn accomplished
fact, his only object was to promote
cordial friendship between France aud
Italy. The French people would
never permit any government to dis
turb the existing relations between the
two countries.
MADRID. October IL A severe on.
gagement. which lasted ten heure,
look place on the 10th inst. between
the Republican army and 5000 Oar
lists. at Ariojs. The latter lost fifty
killed a1d wounded. and withdrew to
Estella. Don Carlos has arrived ut
Peunt LaRosina, thirteen miles South
west of Pampeulena.
BERLIN, October l3 Bismarck will
testify against the person who attempt
ed to shoot him.
LONDON. October I3 The Times
says that Count Won Arnim's son has
written to the Berlin journals, deny.
ing that his father had any la nd in the
publication of the Ultramontaue pam
ph'et, entitled "a Revelation from
Above" in which the foreign Office
feared he would publish missing docu
ments.
SANTANDA, October ia report
has reached here that Gen. Dorre.
garry, with 500 Carlist troops, has
gons over to The RepAblican army.
Tho report lacks confirmation, but it
IS stated that two Oarlist battalions
have surrendered at Algeria, und that
others arc Offering to surrender, upon
condition that the fueros is respected.
The Carlist provisional authorities ia
Durango have given public notice that
those. wishing. tn lay down their arms
may do SO. i. lI
LONDON; October l3 A special de.
spatoh to the Pail Mall Gazette. from
Santanda. confirms the reports of the
partial submission of the Carlists.
TSieRraphtc--ame merican nIattars.
New ORLEANS. October IL "A fear
full impromptu duel. which occurred
on Saturday morning. in the coffee
house, 333 Old Levee street, between
Lucas Ganconi and Ambromoyich.
two Italians, has resulted in the desth
OF the former. GAnconi entered the
coffee house, wherein his opponent is
bar.keeper. and after grossly insulting
Amhromovich, vas struck with short
stick. He then drew pistol and fred
without effect. Ambromovich, securing
weapon. leaped upon the counter.
and the deadly duel commenced. Gan.
conf received six wounds, the last of
which brought him down. His oppo.
nent received two wounds, but both
revolvers were empticd.
CINCINNATI, October IL The trust
ees of the Cincinnati Southern Rail.
road announce the sale. in New York.
OF the second million OF Cincinnati
7.3O honda. for the construction of the
Southern Railroad. The bond. will
be sold at par with accrued interest,
All heavy grading on the road between
mere and Chattanooga is under con-
tract. and 600 men are upon it. With
the remaining 10000, 900 in authorized
bonds. the trustees promise to have
the entiro road ready for cars in twenty
months.
NEW ORLEANS. O,tober i3.-Mayor
WiItz, with the approval of tue City
Council, has telegraphed the President
at Dcnnison. Texas, inviting him and
suite to visit New Orleans, promising
cordial welcome by the citizeus and
authorities.
A reported fight occurred Sunday
evening ut Point la Hoche, between
Butler and Mahoney, Republican fac.
tions, in which one man was seriously
wounded.
MONTGOMERY, October 12 -H.ys
left this morning to fill his appoint.
ment in his district.
Judge Abrams. who telegraphed from
Washington that he was refugeeine.