The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-11
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Government must be received in the
hall OF nations on terms of equality.
If it be proved that the Carlist Gene.
rails are incapable of keeping the enemy
at bay in Bisosy and Navarro, the in.
aurrection is likely to collapse. The
limits of the Carlist strength on Car
list ground are pretty we'll defined,
and when the national army resumes
operations it is not likely to encounter
resistance. These more cheerful pros
poets Justify the Spanish Government
in making an appeal to the opinion OF
the world, and should Serrano main
tain himself and establish de facto
Government, we know OF no reason
why it should not be recognized as we'll
as MacMahon's.
ROME, June 10.-The pilgrims from
the United States, accompanied by 100
American Catholic residents of the
same, proceeded to the Vatican to-day,
and were received by the Pope. On
Thursday, the pilgrims will receive
communion from tho Pope himself.
PARIS, June BIN the Assembly.
nj. Girards Deputy from Nieverre and
member5o Of the Loft, read document,
which he stated had been circulated
during the recent election in that de.
partment. The paper urges Bonapart-
ist officials to confer all appointments
in their gift upon retired officers, who
are in favor of the election. of Burgo-
iDz, the Bonapartist candidate. and
adds that the Minister Of Finance, Nj.
Mague, has furnished lista of such Off.
GERS to the Government. NJ. Girard
demanded an honest inquiry into the
affair. Rouher disclaimed any know.
ledge of the document. and insinuated
that it was fictitious. He declared
himself in favor of the inquiry, and
would discuss the subj .ct when che re.
suits of the Investigation we're present
ed to the Assembly. Gambstts accused
Minister Mague and Cissey Of conpIi-
oity in this disereditabie business. The
Bonapartist members .of the Assembly
endorsed Ronher's offer to discuss the
matter when Investigated. Rouher
then remitted the chamber to the
charges in relation to the improper
and fraudulent contracts and appoint.
ments reported by thei,pommittee on
the acts of the 6eptem DOR Government,
against NJ. Gambetta.. a violent scene
followed. Gambetta replied that he
had always apswered the questions OF
the committee. but did not admit the
right of wretohes with which term he
branded tho Bonapartists) to question
him. The tumult and shouting which
this reply provoked rendered Rouher's
rejoinder inaudible. Buffet threatens
vote of censure on Gambetta for the
words he spoke. Aftor the sitting,
Gambetta aud his friends were followed
a5 they were leaving the chamber, and
were insulted by the Bonapartists.
The occurrence Is considered as of q
serious character, aad causes great ex.
cltement In Paris. The Left claim
thirty three members pledged to vote
for dissolution OF the Assembly. and
they only require thirty more votes to
carry the motion, which they irtend to
introduce at the earliest day possible.
LONDON, June 10.-The bark En-
erge. from New Orleans. is aground at
Nawa. Eight feet OF water is in the
hold. The Grew was saved.
raDhic-AmertcAn Matters.
BUFFALO. June 9.-Private de.
spatches confirm the rumors that the
schooner Exile, loaded with a mixed
cargo, among which was some nitro
glyoerine. was blown up on Lake Su.
perior, yesterday. Every man on
board. eight in all, were killed. The
vessel and cargo are total loss. No
insurance.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The our.
rency bill, submitted by the conference
committee to-day, provides that the
National Currency Act shall hereafter
be known as the National Bank ACT.
Among the provisions are the follow.
ing: That the entire amount of United
States notes outstanding aud in oircu-
lation at any one time shall not exceed
the sum Of 1882, 900. 900, which shall
be retired and reduced in the following
manner only, to wit: Within thirty
days after, circulating notes to the
amount of 100000 shall from time
to time be issued to the national bank.
Ing associations. under this Act, in ex.
cess OF the highest outstanding volume
thereof at any time prior 10 suoh is-
sue. 1t shall be the duty of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to retire an
amount Of United States note, euual
to three.eighths OF the circulating
notes 80 issued. which shall be in re-
duction OF the maximum smount of
1882. 900, 900 fixed by this section. and
such reduction shall continue until the
maximum amount of United States
notes shall be $500. 600, 900, and United
States notes retired shall be cancelled
and carried to the account of the sink