The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
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festo: "Frenchmen, you have required
Temporary expedient of safety. =, The
country now seems'to be on the ave Of
fresh dangers. France has need 81
royalty. Mysabirth made me your
King, and I would be wanting in the
most sacred OF duties il neglected to
make asnpreme effort to overthrow the
interposing.= barriers OF pedigree. I
am aware OF the aoonsations, against
me. end have remained silont in
order not to add to the difficulties of
the iiiustrio1s soldier who protects
You, because iof the accumulation Of
errors and falsehoods. Silence is NO
danger. Certain persons have pre-.
tended; to understand. from various
declarations, that I placed the royal
power above the laws, and dreamed Of
unheard. d.of governm entail combination,
based upon ahRnlution and arbitrary
ideas. French Ohristian monarohy is
little limiting monarchy In its many
essepcea; 1t borrows nothing from
Governments iIof fortune, which pr>.
mise boundless prosperity and lead to
ruin. This limited monarchy admits
Of two Chambers. one nominated by
the King and the other elected by the
nation, according 10 the legally -astab-
lished suffrage, The union of the
people aud the King enabled the
ancient monarchy to frustrate for cen.
turies the calculations of those seeking
to domineer over the people by con-
tending against the King. It is untrue
that my policy is at variance with the
aspirations OF the country. We both
desire strong separative powers, with
desirable alliance, which monarchy
alone can give. wish the represent
atives Of the nation to be vigilant
auxiliaries for the examination of the
questions submitted to them, but I will
not have barren Parliamentary strug-
giles, from which the sovereign often
issues powerless and weakened. In
rejecting foreign and imported formula
with its King who reigns but does not
govern, feel myself in harmony with
an immense majority. I am. as before,
ready. The house Of France is sim
cereIy reconciied. Let there be q
truce to our divisions. Is it moi time
to restore prosperity and grandeur to
France with venerable royaity?"
PARIS, July 6.-Exoitement at Yer.
sailles runs high. The Legitimist De-
puties, to the number of 100, have de-
cided to vote against the Ministry to-
morrow. They have drawn up the
order of the day. censuring the Go
vernment for its measure of the powers
conferred by the state of siege, and
avoiding any mention of the manifesto
Of Count de Ohambord, or of the sup.
preston of L Union, so as to secure
the support of the Left. The position
of the Ministry is critical. It is sup
posed come changes will be unavoida-
BILE. Even if counter coalition in
favor of Perier's bill should succeed,
the sitting of the Assembly tomorrow
may possibly result in dissolution, un-
less the fear of such step should re-
strain the opponents of the Govern
ment.
The funeral OF Goullurd took place
to-day.
Hon. George Bancroft has arrived
in Paris. and will leave for London on
Wednesday. BE visited ex.President
Thiers to-day.
Dispatches, from Spain report7that
1000 Carlists attacked Fernel last Sa-
turday. After an engagement of about
twelve hours, they were obliged to re-.
tire, with the loss of forty killed, sixty
seriously wonnde I. and 200 prisoners.
The Republicans lost nine killed and
fifteen wounded.
LONDON, July THE Earl of Dal-
housie died yesterday. aged seventy.
three years.
LONDON. July There was col.
llsion on the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Hallway, this morning. by which five
persons we're killed and several hurt.
graphic--Amertcan Matters.
CHICAGO. July 6.-The grand Jury
has found a true bill against DR.. Earle,
(abortionist,) for murder in the first
degree.
New YORK. July IA spark from a
rocket exploded pile of fireworks ut
Washington square, during which
5000 panicked. Four wore seriously
injured by the rocket sticks and many
bruised by the rush.
Mrs. Davis, injured few days ago
in Barnum's Hippodrome by fall
from her horse in the hurdle race, died
this morning.
5uO Mormons were among the immi.
grants from Europe to-day.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-The ANAL
gamation and consolidation of the
Mississippi Central and New Orleans.
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad Com.
panies has been completed. Col. N.
s. McComb was unanimously elected