The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-30
Telegraphic-Fore,en Ana,r..

Telegraphic-Forei9n Anair..
PARIS. July 2S.-In tho Assembly,
to-day. the supplementary report of
the Committee of Parliamentary In-
itiative on Nj. Duval's motion for q
dissolution was read. 1t insists that
the powerlessness OF the present AS
sembIy has been repeatedly shown on
recent occasions. At O meeting Of the
bureaus of the Assembly. to appoint o
committee on rocoss. the statement
was nude on tue part of the Govern
ment that it was desirable the recess
should be II short one. Ericsson {Rsdi-
cal) asked If monarchical intrigues
were to be tolerated during the reoess.
The Duke De La Rochefoucauld de-
clared the Legitimists reserved the
right to promote the cause OF mo-
narohy by all legal means. Chabourd
La Tour, Minister OF the Interior,
replied evasively to Brisson's inquiry.
The members Of the Left were dissatis.
fed aud will re.introduoe the subject
in the Assembly Tomorrow. The oom.
mittee on Matlatur's g motion for recess
was chosen. It consists OF eleven
members OF the Right and four OF the
Left.
LIVERPOOL. July 29.-The iuss by
the Princess dock fire is Ell, ,O0e, ,00p.
BAYoNNg. July 29.-Two RepubIi.
can columns murohing to tue relief of
Olet, are reported to have met with
heavy loss.
LONDON. July 29.-Ths Cologne Ga
zette says Prince Hohenlohe, the Ger
mau Ambassador at Paris. has unofi-
oially informed the Duke de- Onsns that
II Francs fails to sot stringently to-.
wards the O.rlists, the German squa-
dron will be sent to the Spanish coast.
and Germany ID resolved to take mea-
sures against the Oarlists.
The Morning Post reports that the
German Government is actively on
gagged in negotiations aiming ut the
suppression Of the Carlist insurreotion.
It has exchanged opinions with The
Russian Government, but the Car is
opposed to Intervention. Germany is
now trying to bring about CONCUR
renee Of the greut powers in the recog-
milton Of the Spanish republic.
xrnphtc--Amer.cna n Matter.
CHICAGO, July % Stunder, the
alleged incendiury. has been hold in
$l4, 900. Two other CLEARLY defined
attempts at incendiarsm have been
discovered. The supposed criminals
have been arrested.
New YORK. July 29.-Tnere was q
three hours session of the Beeoher
Investigating committee, during which
ono witness was examined. The uume
and character Of the testimony is uu-
known.
Hauion, the trapezist, fell twenty
five feet, and was probably fatally
hurt.
The Herald special, dated London,
28th, says in the International Channel
match, yesterday, from Havre to the
South Sea, the American yacht En-
chant.eas came Il a.s.; Ge-.;sss
second-but will take first place by
time allowance. The latter lost her
topmasts and gaff. Ten yachts started.
CoATsvI1LE. PENN, July "a
plumber, while seeking u gas leak,
caused an explosion in Robb, Cox g.
Co. g shoe factory. Ono dead and two
badly burned.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 29.-The
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention will assemble at noon.
Almost every delegate in the State pre-.
sent or by alternate. It is conceded
that Hon. George s. Houston will be
nominated Governor on the first bal.
lot.
James T.. Pagh. formerly member Of
Congress. was chosen President OF the
convention.
:. CLEVELAND. July 29.-Lula won the
first raoe-time .2215, 2.201z. 2.23L.
2.24A. Bodine won the first heat;
Monarch the second; James Howell,
Jr., the third.
!. SAN FRANo1sco, July 70. The Alaska
took 3z6 passengers and $3.50. 600 .rea.
sure.
New YoRk, July 2s.-The Brooklyn
Union says that not half of the evi.
dence has yet been received by the
Beecher Investigating Committee.
Monlton will be invited to testify be-.
fore Eeecher, whose statement will be
reserved till the last moment. Mrs.
Tilton will be again called, and possi-
bly, Tilton. Edward Oovington, at
whose house Mrs. Tilton is stopping,
says she is perfectly calm and serene.
She read the interview with Mrs Stan
ton, and pronounced it utterly false.
Sho had been advised by friends not to
make any written denial OF statements
from such sources.
NJ,